Medals auctions
The medal was commissioned by the Polish American Numismatic Association (PANA). On the border: (C) 1985 MEDALLIC ART CO. - DANBURY.CT.-. 999 FINE SILVER. and the number 8. A very rare version, minted in silver - a mintage of only 60 pieces. Comes in the original box, along with a certificate. Silver, diameter 63 mm, weight 156,3 g.
A rare version made in silver. Unstamped. Numbered on the rim. Silver, diameter 62 mm, weight 127.46 g.
The medal was commissioned by the Polish American Numismatic Association (PANA). On the border: (C) 1982 MEDALLIC ART CO. - DANBURY.CT.-. 999 FINE SILVER and the number 12. Very rare version, minted in silver - mintage of only 95 pieces. Comes in original box, along with certificate. Silver, diameter 63 mm, weight 156.71 g.
The medal was commissioned by the Polish American Numismatic Association (PANA). On the border: (C) 1987 MEDALLIC ART CO. - DANBURY.CT.- 999 FINR SILVER. (c), and a stamped number 8. Very rare version, minted in silver - mintage of only 45 pieces. Comes in original box, along with certificate. Bronze, diameter 63 mm, weight 155.63 g.
PolandPoland under partition (1795-1918) Av: Woman to the right, holding a flower (?) with rays, in the background buildings, EXHIBITION / JUBILEE / TOWARISTWA / POLITECHNICZNEGO / WE / LWOWIE / 1902, Rw: At the sides branches, in the center for / MEMORIAL / 25 LETNIEGO / JUBILEE / TOWARISTWA / POLITECHNICZNEGO / WE LWOWIE / 1877-1902 bronze, 49.9 mm, 49.00 g, patina, minor damage to rim
PANA medal 200th anniversary of the Constitution of May 3, 1991 - mintage of 40 pieces - in SILVER
59 EUR
The medal was commissioned by the Polish American Numismatic Association (PANA). Very rare version, struck in silver - mintage of only 40 pieces. Numbered on the rim - 12. Comes in the original box, along with a certificate. Bronze, diameter 63 mm, weight 156.49 g.
Rare silver medal of the Polish-American Numismatic Society. Box (unmatched) included. Medal numbered on the rim 186. Silver, diameter 62 mm, weight 128.62 g.
PolandSecond Republic of Poland (1918-1939) Av: Female figure, supported on a shield, holding laurel branches, on the right engraved Championship. / O. K. I / I Nagr., on doel signature HUGUENIN, Rw: Pole jumper, spectators in background, on doel signature Huguenin bronze, 39.8 mm, 24.99 g, patina
PolandAugust III Sas (1733-1763) Av: Head of ruler to right, below signature HAESLING- F-, D - G - FRIDERICVS AVGVSTVS PR - R - P - L - ELECT - SAX - MARCH - LVS -, Rw: Prince accepting tribute of Upper Lusatia, SACRAMENTVM OPTiMO PRINCIPI DICTVM -, in section AB ORDINN - LVS - SVP - / LVD - MDCCXXXIII - / XX - MAI -, made by Daniel Haesling silver, 33.6 mm, 14.49 g
Diameter: 70 mm.
Author Konstanty Laszczka (signed on the reverse). Bronze, diameter 60 mm, weight 108.45 g.
PolandSecond Republic of Poland (1918-1939) Av: Marshal's head horizontally, in section 1935-12-V-1936, in the rim W ROCZNICĘ ŻAŁOBY NARODOWEJ; Rw: Soldiers carrying a coffin with a shroud, in the background Wawel Cathedral and Zygmunt's Column, medal designed by Stanislaw Ostrowski bronze, 60.1 mm, 97.45 g, patina, minor damage to rim
90th Birthday of Chiang Kai-shek. Ø 33 mm. Au.950 31,06 g
PolandXIX century Av: Bust to the left, at the bottom signature J. SCHWERDTNER, JÓZEF IGNACY - KRASZEWSKI, Rw: Wreath, at the connection of the wreath the coat of arms of Krakow, PĄTKA / 50 LETNIEGO / JUBILEUSZU / 3GO PAŹDZIERNIKA / 1879, designed by Johann Schwerdtner zinc, 36.1 mm, 11.07 g
Canada 1885 North West Canada Medal Named: Pte. A.P. Graham Alexander P. Graham served with the 2nd Battalion, Queen's Own Rifles. The roll lists him as entitled to just this medal.
GermanyNuremberg Av: Two busts to right, at bottom signature D, D. MARTIN. LVTHER: PHILIPP. MELANCHTHON., Rw: Christ seated on clouds in which putti, at bottom signature D, WER MICH BEKENNET DEN WILL ICH AVCHBEKENEN, in section AVG. CONF. EXHIB. / MEM. SEC. / 1730 silver, 32.0 mm, 14.61 g, patina
A rare print in silver. Medal numbered on the rim - 47. Silver, diameter 62 mm, weight 82.02 g.
GermanyAugsburg Av: figure of Martin Luther slightly to the right, on the right signature RK, D. MARTIN - LUTHER, Rw: DRITTE / SÆCULAR= / FEIER / DER / AUGSBURG. / CONFESSION / D. 25 IUN. / 1830 silver, 21.1 mm, 3.35 g, beautifully preserved , in package by PCGS No. 595188.62/56991165 rated MS62
PolandSecond Polish Republic (1918-1939) Av: Bust to the right, on the cut off arm signature J. Wysocki, BOLESŁAW CHROBRY KING OF POLAND; Rw: Polonia standing against a panorama of Gniezno, in the field two shields of arms, below a Piast Eagle and dates 1024 - 1924, W 900-ROCZNICĘ W GNIEŹNIE KORONACJI, designed by Jan Wysocki bronze, 37.0 mm, 24.28 g
Bronze, dimensions 29 x 19.5 mm, weight 3.47 g.
Dimensions: 90 x 54 mm.
Copper (?), dimensions 38 x 27.5 mm, weight 10.02 g.
Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee silver medal by F. Bowcher for Spink & Son. Obverse: Crowned and laureate bust of Victoria facing left. Reverse: Royal arms and 50 shields of British Colonies and Protectorates. BHM 3511, Eimer 1816. 76mm, 131.6 grams.
Zinc, dimensions 38 x 27 mm, weight 6.46 g.
Bronze, diameter 62 mm, weight 81.80 g.
The medal commemorates the first, Cracow-based congress of lawyers and economists from the three partitioned territories, held in 1887, and its importance is emphasized even today by organizers of contemporary congresses. Unsigned. Minted at the expense of M. Kurnatowski. Bronze, diameter 36 mm, weight 20.0 g.
Beautiful presence. Galicia, including the city of Krakow, enjoyed considerable freedoms during the Partitions. By far the greatest of all three partitions. This is well reflected in this medal issued by M. Kurnatowski, the reverse of which reads:FOR / THE GRANTING OF SELF-GOVERNMENT / THE RESTORATION OF THE MOTHER TONGUE / THE FOUNDING OF THE ACADEMY OF SKILLS / THE RESTORATION OF THE WAWEL C...
Opus: J. T. Stettner. Ø 33 mm. Silvered Cu. 20,48 g Very Rare Only 6 finer known.
The medal was commissioned by the Polish American Numismatic Association (PANA). On the border: (C) 1985 MEDALLIC ART CO. - DANBURY.CT.- BRONZE. Rare version, struck in dark bronze - mintage of only 75 pieces. Comes in original box, along with certificate. Bronze, diameter 63 mm, weight 139.69 g.
The medal was commissioned by the Polish American Numismatic Association (PANA). On the border: (C) 1985 MEDALLIC ART CO. - DANBURY.CT.- BRONZE. Rare version, minted in light bronze - mintage of 180 pieces. Comes in original box, including certificate. Bronze, diameter 63 mm, weight 139.37 g.
Bronze, dimensions 71 x 71 mm, weight 192.1 g.
Bronze, dimensions 66 x 88 mm, weight 218.3 g.
Presented to all German forces that were present at the Battles of Narvik between 9th April and 8th June 1940.
Numbered: 253376. In silver, gilt and enamelled.
Lot includes a mix of Russian, German, and Belgian medals.
On the reverse side engraving - "Son always with God / Mother 2.II.1942". Silver, diameter 28 x 19.5 mm, weight 5.39 g.
Brass, dimensions 28 x 21 mm, weight 3.38 g.
A beautiful and complete set of medals from the series "To Polish Soldiers of the Second World War 1939-1945". Series minted by the State Mint between 1989 and 1995. Diameter 70 mm.
Mascot Mishka. Serial # 0643/1500. Ø 38,5 mm. Ag. TOP POP.
Numbered: 858404. In silver, gilt and enamelled.
Great BritainGeorge IV Av: Bust left, GEORGE IV - ASCENDED THE BRITISH THRONE JAN 29. 1820., Rw: Crowned emblem of the coat of arms of Ireland in a wreath, IRELAND HAILS WITH JOY THE VISIT OF HER SOVEREIGN - AUGUST 1821 Zinc, 34.6 mm, 14.93 g, drilled hole in upper part
The medal was commissioned by the Polish American Numismatic Association (PANA). On the border: (C) 1985 MEDALLIC ART CO. - DANBURY.CT.- BRONZE. Bronze, diameter 70 mm, weight 166.67 g.
Germany Av: Two angels holding a wreath over a bell hanging over the city, GOTT SEGNE UNSERE STIFTUNG., at bottom signature DRENTWETT. D SEBALD. F., Rw: GEGRÜNDET / IM / PETERSCHIESSGRABEN / IM JAHRE 1837 / FEIERT DIE GESSELSCHAFT / GLOCKE / IHR FÜNFUNDZWANZIGSJÄHREN / JUBILAEUM / AM 20-27 JULI / 1862 tin, 34.3 mm, 14.99 g
Brass, dimensions 23.5 x 17 mm, weight 1.73 g.
GermanySchleswig-Holstein Av: Woman seated on a throne, with a dagger in her lap, on the left a man, on the right two men raising their hands in a gesture of oath, on the right signature I. I. NEUSS DIR., at bottom H. DÄUBLER F., VEREINT, VEREINT BIS ZUM MEERESSTRAND, / EIN VOLK, EINE SPRACHE, EIN DEUTSCHES LAND!, Rw: Tree against a background of storm and tempest, by the trunk two shields of...
The medal was commissioned by the Polish American Numismatic Association (PANA). On the border: (C) 1982 MEDALLIC ART CO. - DANBURY.CT.- BRONZE. Rare version, struck in dark bronze - mintage of only 110 pieces. Certificate included. Bronze, diameter 63 mm, weight 129.5 g.
Missing pinback, unmarked. Presumably by Karl Wurster.
Bronze, diameter 95 mm, weight 379.9 g.
Includes versions without and with enamel. Diameter: 59 mm.
British War Medal, Victory Medal, 1914-15 Star 2x, 1914 Star, 1917-2007 Vimy Medal, Canadian Army pay book, and two pairs of dog tags. Star named: 2618 PTE. G. VALENTINE, R.HIGHRS. Star named: 28693, PTE. F. F. WEBB, R.A.M.C. Star named: SR-8171 PTE. T. TURTON, 4/R. FUS. War medal named: 4000063 PTE. D. GOSHGARIAN. W. O. R. Victory medal named: 22-1062 PTE. J. EASTER. DURH. L. I.&n...
Includes minted bronze and bleached bronze versions. Diameter: 70 mm.
The medal was commissioned by the Polish American Numismatic Association (PANA). On the border: (C) 1982 MEDALLIC ART CO. - DANBURY.CT.- BRONZE. Minted version in light bronze - mintage of 200 pieces. Certificate included. Bronze, diameter 63 mm, weight 130.1 g.
CSSRM-16. Ø 34 mm. Au.900 28,00 g TOP POP.
Zinc, dimensions 38 x 27.5 mm, weight 6.86 g.
Diameter: 70 and 90 mm.
PANA medal 600th anniversary of the coronation of Ladislaus Jagiello 1986 - mintage of 130 pieces
12 EUR
The medal was commissioned by the Polish American Numismatic Association (PANA). On the border: (C) 1987 MEDALLIC ART CO. - DANBURY.CT.- BRONZE. Minted version in light bronze - mintage of 130 pieces. Comes in original box, including certificate. Bronze, diameter 63 mm, weight 141.0 g.
Galicia, including the city of Krakow, enjoyed considerable freedoms during the Partitions. By far the greatest of all three partitions. This is well reflected in this medal issued by M. Kurnatowski, the reverse of which reads:FOR / THE GRANTING OF SELF-GOVERNMENT / THE RESTORATION OF THE MOTHER TONGUE / THE FOUNDING OF THE ACADEMY OF SKILLS / THE RESTORATION OF THE WAWEL CASTLE TO ITS FORMER ...
Silver, diameter 44 mm, weight 40.58 g.
Brass, dimensions 46 x 31.5 mm weight 15.76 g.
Medal in original box. Silver plated tombak, diameter 70 mm (width 87 mm), weight 168.29 g.
