Medals auctions

Third Republic of Poland, Medal Commemorating the 75th Anniversary of the Battle of Monte Cassino, 1 oz. 999 silver
Germany, Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg Medal, 999 Silver Weight: 49 g.
Third Republic of Poland, September Campaign Medal, 999 Silver Catalog weight: 26 g.
Third Republic of Poland, 10th Anniversary Precious Metals Medal 925 sterling silver. Catalog weight: 28.9 g.
Switzerland, Wilhelm Tell Medal, 1 oz. Ag 999
PolandPeople's Republic of Poland (1952–1989) Obverse: Panorama of Gdańsk’s Old Town, with an eagle on the right and “IN / MARI VITA TUA” at the bottom; Reverse: Seal of the University of Gdańsk, with a signature next to it cast brass, 150.2 x 84.1 mm, 490.77 g
(ASP) 200th Anniversary of the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków, 2018. Commemorative medal struck for the 200th anniversary of the Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków, 1818–2018. Designer: Jerzy Nowakowski (marked “NJ” on the obverse). Diameter: 11.5 cm.Condition: excellent. 10658/2/u
Francis Joseph I., Austrian Empire.Gold Medal 1867 (15 Ducats). Coronation of the Hungarian Queen in Buda. Vienna.Hungarian inscription. Mint luster in the fields! Hairlines.Very rare!Franz Joseph I., Kaisertum Österreich.Goldmedaille 1867 (15 Dukaten). Krönung zur ungarischen Königin in Ofen. Wien.Ungarische Inschrift. Spiegelnde Felder! Haarlinien. Sehr selten!I. Ferenc József, Osztrák ...
Maria Theresia (1740-1780) Medal ND (1779) S.P.Q.F.Maria Theresa, House of HabsburgSilver Medal (1779), Homage in FlandersMaria Theresia, RDRSilbermedaille (1779), Auf die Huldigung in FlandernMontenuovo 2090Ø 28,5 mm. Ag. 7.28g About UNC, mint luster, nice toning
NAPOLEON MEDAL. Napoleon I (1804–18145) 1812 Medal Awarded to the French Army for its withdrawal from the Russian Campaign - Designer: Andrieu-Denon - Bramsen 1168; Julius 2542 – Rare – AE (36.56 g – Ø 40.5 mm)
PolandPeople’s Republic of Poland (1952–1989) Obverse: A scene from the battle, 745th ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF LEGNICA 1241–1986; Reverse: A knight showing St. Hedwig the head of the slain Henry the Pious, ST. HEDWIG - HENRY II THE PIUS, at the bottom: PTAiN BRANCH / ZIELONA GÓRA / NEAR LUBLIN, designed and struck by Józef Stasiński copper, 70.2 mm, 175.74 g, mintage of 250 pieces
Guatemala - Colonial. Fernando VII. (1808-1833) 2 Reales MedalProclamation of the Constitution of Cádiz in Guatemala. Nueva Guatemala mint. Dated 24 September 1812. (star)Stickney M33; Prober 210NGC AU58https://www.ngccoin.de/certlookup/8592448-020/58/
Poland19th century Inscription: In a wreath: ON THE CENTENARY OF THE CONSTITUTION OF MAY 3, 1791. / MDCCCXCI., on the outer rim: MAY GENERATIONS PASS ON THE MEMORY OF THIS DAY TO FUTURE GENERATIONS; Reverse: The coat of arms of the Republic of Poland, surrounded radially by the coats of arms of the 46 provinces of the Republic of Poland, separated by twelve eagles; at the bottom, the signature...
Russia, Catherine II (1762–1796). Silver medal from 1774 commemorating the Treaty of Küçük Kaynarca with the Ottoman Empire. By I. G. Jaeger and Gass.Very rare original strike. The medal commemorates the Treaty of Küçük Kaynarca, concluded on July 21, 1774, which ended the Russo-Turkish War of 1768–1774 and significantly expanded Russian influence in the Black Sea region.The obverse ...
PolandThird Republic of Poland (since 1989) Re: Copper ore deposit, KGHM / POLAND / MIEDŹ S.A. / BRANCH / MINING PLANTS / RUDNA / 1974–1999, Obverse: Ore deposit, featuring a stylized “25” within it, with three miners at the bottom; designed by Hanna Jelonek copper, 72.1 mm, 150.54 g, mintage of 3,000 pieces

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jewelry Obverse: Head of the ruler facing right, legend; Reverse: Initials A E Z on the ground-down reverse of a two-złoty coin silver, 29.1 mm, 8.38 g, with an eyelet. A medallion made from a coin, likely with a denomination of 8 groszy (two-złoty coin)
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) Obverse: Bust facing left, CARD • MARMAGGI ✶✶✶ LEG • A LAT •, Obverse: Wawel Cathedral, with two coats of arms at the top on either side, CONCILIO PLENARIO REIPUBLICÆ POLONIÆ, in the section FAUSTE ABSOLUTO / 1936, designed by Jan Wysocki bronze, 55.1 mm, 76.29 g, slightly worn
Franz Joseph I. (1848-1916) First Lower Austria Shooting Festival Silver Medal, 1881 Hauser-5110; Horsky-7152NGC MS63 – Exceptional condition, mint luster, beautiful toning.https://www.ngccoin.de/certlookup/8769840-002/63/
PolandPoland Under Partition (1795–1918) Obverse: A charging unit of the Legions, with an eagle soaring above it, in the section POLISH LEGIONS / 1914–1915–1916; Reverse: An old man and a young man by an anvil; the young man wears an Attic helmet and holds a crown in his hand; in the background, a peasant plowing a field, with the rising sun behind him; on the right, the signature “J. ...
Free City of Danzig / Zoppot (today Gdańsk / Sopot, Poland), bronze medal commemorating the centennial of the Baltic Sea resort, 1823–1923, by Theodor von Gosen (1873–1943).Weight 127.24Diameter 80.5 mmFDC / Mint State (in a case)The medal is housed in a box bearing the inscription "Internat. Meeting July 5–19, 1936," likely in connection with the International Racing Meeting in Sopot i...
PolandPoland under foreign rule (1795–1918) Obverse: An eagle holding a shield bearing the city’s coat of arms with a crown amid sunbeams; at the bottom, in three lines: IN MEMORY OF / THE LIBERATION / OF LVIV, Reverse: A panorama of the city; above, in a medallion, “LVIV”; at the bottom, “22 • VI • (coat of arms of Lviv) 1915 •”; designed by Jan Wysocki zinc, 50.4 mm, 41.24 g
Gabriel Bethlen (1613-1629) Medal NDAv: GABRIEL•D:G•REGNORVM•HVNGARIAE• mellkép jobbra prémsapkában /Brustbild mit Pelzmütze n.r./Rv: •TRANSYLPRINCEPSAC•SICVLORVM: korona alatt kartusokkal díszített négyrészű címer, szívpajzsban a Bethlen-címer /unter Krone geviertes Wappen mit Verzierung, im Herzschild das Bethlen'sche Wappen/ Cast / Guss / Öntvény, probably from 19 ...
PolandPolish People’s Republic (1952–1989) Obverse: 1766 / Eagle (on the MW overlay, with the words “TWO HUNDRED – YEARS OF MEN – NICY WAR – SZAWSKA” on the sides) / 1966, Reverse: Inscription in 18 lines, designed by Jerzy Jarnuszkiewicz tombac, 69.0 mm, 173.19 + 22.42 g, mintage of 500 (?) pieces, additionally an original box with the number 12 inscribed on the top
Silver medal from the Bernese Cantonal Shooting Festival, Interlaken 1888 (Richter 210a shooting medals). In original case with green velvet and satin lining.An exceptionally attractive specimen with an almost flawless overall appearance. The mirrored fields show the faintest superficial wiping marks. Near Mint State.An exceptionally attractive specimen with an almost flawless overall appearan...
PolandThird Republic of Poland (since 1989) A fish leaping out of a river, with a mountain forest and the rising sun in the background gilded tombac, 67.8 mm, 75.14 g
Franz Joseph I. (1848-1916) 3rd Austrian Shooting Festival Silver Medal, 1889 Hauser-5156Weight: 25.39 g.Diameter: 36 mm.Extremely Fine, nice dark toning
RUSSIA. Alexander I (1801–1825) 1814 Medal Commemorating the Tsar’s Visit to the Paris Mint, featuring busts of Alexander I and Peter the Great — Designed by Brenet and J. Duvivier — Diakov 380.3; Reichel 3283 – Very Rare – AE (114.32 g – Ø 59.2 mm) Struck along the edge
Maria Theresa (1740–1780) Medal, 1778: Construction of a temple in the area prone to flooding by the Po River – Designer: Antoine Guillemard – Montenuovo 2081 Rare – AE (42.58 g - Ø 50 mm) Small strikes along the edge
(TENTH) 10th anniversary of the election of John Paul II, 1988. A medal commemorating the 10th anniversary of the election of John Paul II, issued in 1988 on the occasion of the 9th Week of Christian Culture in Kraków. Diameter: 8.5 cm. Condition: excellent.In excellent condition. 10658/14/u
(ASP) Commemorative plaque from the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków. ASP Kraków plaque. A small sculptural piece consisting of a raw metal casting with an irregular shape and a hole for hanging. Dimensions: 4.5 x 6.5 cm. Condition: excellent. 10658/3/u
PolandPoland Under Partition (1795–1918) Obverse: An oak wreath tied at the top and enclosed at the bottom by the coat of arms of Kraków; within the wreath, the inscription: ON THE HALF-CENTENNIAL OF THE JANUARY UPRISING 1863–1913 KRAKÓW; Reverse: A naked man breaks the shackles bound to the hands of a crowned Polonia; at the bottom, the signature “W. JASTRZĘBOWSKI”; Edge: Trefoil; ...
Krzysztof Penderecki Music Festival, 1988. A commemorative medal for the Krzysztof Penderecki Music Festival in Kraków in 1988. Diameter: 10.5 cm. Designed in a style characteristic of Bronisław Chroomy’s work. Condition: very good. 10658/1/u
BOLOGNA. Medal from 1534 commemorating the appointment of Giovanni Maria Ciocchi del Monte as Governor of Bologna - Artist: Alfonso Lombardi - Cast in copper-plated lead (202 g - Ø 74 mm). A rare cast in excellent condition.
Germany – Medal LOT – 2 pcsEF
PolandPeople’s Republic of Poland (1952–1989) Obverse: A Piast knight and a peasant kneeling beside him holding a young oak sapling; at the bottom, the inscription “WK,” “THE MILLENNIUM OF THE POLISH STATE—966–1944–1966,” Reverse: Rock formations with carved coats of arms of provinces, industrial cities, and sites of battles fought by the People’s Army; below, “PKWN”; o...
PolandThird Republic of Poland (since 1989) Obverse: against a textured background, “ON THE 45TH ANNIVERSARY / OF THE DISCOVERY OF THE COPPER ORE DEPOSIT / IN THE PRZEDSUDETSKA MONOCLINE / • SIEROSZOWICE / 23 •” III • 1957 / LUBIN • / 8 • VIII • 1957, on the left: KGHM— / POLSKA MIEDŹ S.A. / 2002, designed by Hanna Jelonek patinated copper, 69.8 mm, 180.44 g, mintage of 206 ...
PolandPoland Under Partition (1795–1918) Obverse: Bust facing right; on the left, IÓZEF / PIŁSUDSKI / COMMANDER OF THE POLISH LEGIONS / 6•VIII•1914, Reverse: A soldier with hussar wings holding a shield bearing an eagle; a dragon lies at his feet; below, 1914; on either side, a lance and a sword with wreaths, and “PRAWEM / NASZEM - DZIŚ / LVB • IVTRO, RESURRECTION—YOU WILL GIVE ...
600th Anniversary of the Carmelite Order in Poland, 1997. Medal titled “Carmelites in the Service of the Nation and the Church,” commemorating the 600th anniversary of the Order’s arrival in Poland (1397). Diameter: 9.5 cm. Condition: excellent. 10658/5/u
PolandPeople’s Republic of Poland (1952–1989) Obverse: Scene of the baptism of Mieszko and Dobrawa; Reverse: A cross with the figure of Światowid in the background; on the left, 966 / 1966, TYSIĄCLECIE•CHRZTU•POLSKI; Edge: MET hallmark and manufacturer’s hallmark copper(?), 78.1 x 75.8 mm, 160.49 g, struck along the edge
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) Obverse: Bust facing right; on the left, the inscription “C. Makowski / 1920, JÓZEF PIŁSUDSKI”; Reverse: In a decorative frame, “IN COMMEMORATION OF / THE CONVENING OF / THE LEGISLATIVE / SEJM / 9-II-1919, Edge: Stamped “J.KNEDLER” and “226” brass, 49.9 mm, 51.33 g, reverse struck several times
Silver medal from the Western Swiss Shooting Festival, Biel 1893 (Richter 225a shooting medals). In its original case lined with blue velour and satin. Unusually heavy specimen weighing 49.07 g, about 25% heavier than typical examples. A particularly attractive specimen with an exceptionally magnificent, intensely iridescent, and richly colored patina.Silver medal commemorating the Western Swi...
PolandPolish People’s Republic (1952–1989) Obverse: Bust facing slightly left, 1760 / 1819; Reverse: 200TH / ANNIVERSARY / OF THE BIRTH / OF JAN KILIŃSKI / UNVEILING / OF THE MONUMENT IN / TRZEMESZNO, with 1760–1960 on the sides, designed by Zbigniew Dunajewski tombac, 70.0 mm, 112.56 g, mintage of 1,000 pieces
Germany - Deutscher Tierschutzbund Gold tokenAu. 900, 3,51gUNC
PolandPoland under foreign rule (1795–1918) Obverse: Two figures laying a wreath at a medallion bearing a bust of Tadeusz Kościuszko; below, VIENNA 1917 - Kazimierz Chudziński, ON THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DEATH OF TADEUSZ KOŚCIUSZKO, Reverse: Four figures reaching for a saber; in the background, the Kościuszko Mound and the Kościuszko Monument in Chicago; “WE NEED YOUR SWORD—TO ...
Silver medal from the Tir fédéral, Geneva 1851 (Richter 572b, marksmen's medals).Weight 24.07 gDiameter 38 mmExtremely Fine (superficial traces of wiping in the mirrored field) No VAT on the hammer price and buyer’s premium (see Terms and Conditions below)
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) Obverse: The Marshal’s head, horizontal, from the 1935-12-V-1936 series, with the inscription “ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF NATIONAL MOURNING” in the border; Reverse: Soldiers carrying a coffin with a shroud, with Wawel Cathedral and Sigismund’s Column in the background; medal designed by Stanisław Ostrowski bronze, 60.0 mm, 95.79 g
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) Obverse: Two heads facing right; at the junction of the necks, the signature “J. Aumiller, KS. KSAWERY LVBECKI – HR. LVDWIK JELSKI 1828-6-V-1928,” Reverse: A wreath; in the upper part, a shield bearing an eagle; in the center, a plaque inscribed with THE POLISH STATE / ESTABLISHED IN 1924 / THE POLISH BANK / AS A PILLAR OF MONETARY ORDER IN ...
AUSTRIA. Franz Joseph I (1848–1916) 1898 Kaiser Jubilee Medal, Vienna – Designer: A. Scharff – AG (25.01 g – 37 mm diameter) Rare; a second example
AUSTRIA. Franz Joseph I (1848–1916) 1898 Kaiser Jubilee Medal, Vienna – Designer: A. Scharff – AG (24.98 g – Ø 37 mm) Rare
Silver medal from the Neuchâtel Cantonal Shooting Competition, La Chaux-de-Fonds, 1886 (Richter 951a shooting medals).Weight 35.79 gDiameter 47 mmFDC / Mint State (excellent condition) No VAT on the surcharge and premium (see Terms and Conditions below)
PolandPoland Under Partition (1795–1918) Obverse: Bust of Isabella facing left; on the shoulder cut-off, the signature K. Chodziński / 1916, ARCHIDVCISSA ISABELLA DE PRINCIPIBVS CROY FRIDERICI COPIARVM OMNIVM AUSTRIAE ET HVNGARIAE DVCIS SVPREMI / CONIVX INCLITISSIMA, Reverse: Two legionnaires facing each other, with a small eagle and the dates 1914–1916 between them; below, the inscriptio...
POLAND. Ludovica Maria Gonzaga, Queen of Poland (1633–1648), and King Ladislaus IV. Commemorative medal marking the wedding to King Ladislaus IV of Poland—Opus: Dadler—AG (63.49 g—Ø 64.35 mm) RRR. Antique cast
AUSTRIA. Archduke Rainer Medal, 1901 Provincial Shooting Competition in Brunn - Opus: Gedlitzka - AG (23.17 g - Ø 36 mm) Rare
RUSSIA. Elizabeth (1741–1761) Medal, 1755, commemorating the death of Princess Anastasia Trubetskoy—Opus: J.C. Roettiers Jr.—Diakov 101.1; Schütz 3605 – Very Rare – AE (50.88 g – Ø 46.5 mm) With a round, handwritten label from the former collector. Contact marks on the edge
RUSSIA. Alexander I (1801–1825) 1814 Medal Commemorating the Russian king’s visit to the Paris Mint—Designers: B. Andrieu and D. V. Denon—Bramsen 1464; Julius 3014; Diakov 378.1 – Rare – AE (36.85 g – Ø 40.5 mm) Slight contact marks on the edge
AUSTRIA. Archduke Rainer Medal, 1899, Commemorating the 400th Anniversary of the National Shooting Competition, 1499/1899 - Jubilee Shooting Competition in Iglau - Designer: F. Friedrich - Very rare - AG (25.27 g - Ø 37.5 mm) Incuse hallmark on the edge. Very slight contact marks on the edge. At the 3 o'clock position, it appears to be a strike mark but corresponds to the hallmark (lozenge wi...
RUSSIA. Peter I the Great (1672–1725) Medal, 1720: Capture of Four Swedish Frigates near Grengam Island—Copy struck by: M. Kuchkin—Diakov I, No. 56.8 - Rare - AE (102.05 g - Ø 60.5 mm) In a modern presentation case
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) Obverse: A woman in mourning attire standing by the coffin of Józef Piłsudski; above, the inscription “ON THE DAY OF GREAT / Mourning / of Poland / May 19, 1935,” at the bottom left the signature L. Szatzsznajder, Reverse: On a mourning pall, the Marshal’s insignia are laid out and covered by a cap; above, “FIRST / MARSHAL / LEADER OF TH...
RUSSIA. Alexander I (1801–1825) 1814 Medal Commemorating the Tsar’s Visit to the Paris Mint - Designed by Andrieu and Denon - Very Rare - AE (37.37 g - Ø 40.8 mm) Extremely rare medal with the collection number inscribed in front of the bust. Minor contact marks on the edge
POLAND. Ludovica Maria Gonzaga, Queen of Poland (1633–1649), and King Ladislaus IV. Undated cast medal commemorating the royal wedding—No bibliographic references found—AE (47.69 g – Ø 54.52 mm) RRR
RUSSIA. Nicholas I (1825–1855) 1826 Medal Commemorating the Coronation of the Tsar of All Russia – Designer: Pingret – Rare – AE (63.41 g – Ø 50 mm) with a small dent on the edge
Copper medal, Swiss National Shooting Festival in Frauenfeld, 1890 (Richter 1250c shooting medals).Weight 53.71 gDiameter 45 mmFDC / Mint State No VAT on the surcharge and premium (see Terms and Conditions below)
Copper medal from the Swiss National Shooting Festival, Glarus 1892 (Richter 808e shooting medals).Very attractive specimen with a beautiful patina / Very attractive specimen with attractive toning.Weight 41.80 gDiameter 45 mmFDC / Mint State No VAT on the surcharge and premium (see Terms and Conditions below)
FRANCE. Lot of 22 badges, medals, and pins from French cities—all from the 20th century, some enameled—An interesting lot—As shown in the photos