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A rare and extremely impressive coin of the Second Republic, the so-called "Constitution". One of the most coveted coins by collectors of the Second Republic period. Essentially an icon of the minting of the Second Republic. The variety was minted with a shallow stamp, with 81 pearls in the rim, on the occasion of the adoption of the Constitution of the Republic, which, despite the decree of t...
The rarest Nike vintage and one of the nicest preserved pieces yet to be auctioned in Poland! The rarest circulation coin of the Second Republic of Poland, which was minted in a relatively high mintage, but the vast majority of this mintage was melted down. As Jerzy Chalupski writes in his catalog , "After this issue was withdrawn from circulation, the Warsaw mint melted 22.8 million five-zlot...
Rare variety with the ending of the obverse legend PR· and a dot behind the bear's paw sign, the sign of Daniel Cluverand with colon between D and G in the obverse legend. Attractive coin in about uncirculated condition. Graded AU55 by PCGS.
Commemorative rouble struck at the St. Petersburg Mint in 1913 to mark the 300th anniversary of the Romanov dynasty. The obverse features the busts of Tsar Nicholas II and the first Romanov tsar, Mikhail Fyodorovich. The reverse shows the imperial double-headed eagle with the arms of the Russian territories and the anniversary dates 1613–1913. Variety struck with a deep dies. Brilliant uncir...
The rarest two-zloty coin of the Second Republic period with the distinctive letter H - the mark of the Birmingham mint. Classic skinny eagle on the obverse. Coin with full, double-sided clock luster. Light rubbing on the background, but excellent for this type of coin. One of the nicer "letter H" coins that have come to our auctions recently.
Variety with a bust with a standing collar, with only one dot between III and D in the obverse legend and ending of the obverse legend PRVS:+. Attractive coin in about uncirculated condition. Graded AU58 by PCGS.
Rare last vintage rouble of Nicholas II. Low mintage 5000 pieces. Brilliant uncirculated. Graded MS62 by NGC.
Variety with the letters НI on the reverse. Silver '868'. Brilliant uncirculated. Graded MS62 by NGC.
The last vintage of 3 groschen of Augustus III of Poland. Variety with initials REΠof R.E. Oeckerman. Specimen from the distinguished Potocki collection. Uncirculated. Graded MS61 by NGC.
Rare vintage. Choice uncriculated. Graded MS63 by NGC.
Rare and sought-after issue, minted only in 1897. .900 gold. Attractive coin in about uncirculated condition. Graded AU58 by NGC. Diameter 21 mm
Rare date. Carthweel effect on both sides. Gold, diameter 20 mm, weight 3.49 g
Uncirculated. Graded MS61 by NGC.
Rare vintage, gold coin from the partition period, minted at the mint in St. Petersburg. Variety with dots after РУБЛЯ, ДОЛЯ and date. Mintage only 10.000 pieces. Uncirculated. Graded MS61 by PCGS. Second highest grade in PCGS population report. Gold, diameter 19 mm
Commemorative rouble struck at the St. Petersburg Mint in 1913 to mark the 300th anniversary of the Romanov dynasty. The obverse features the busts of Tsar Nicholas II and the first Romanov tsar, Mikhail Fyodorovich. The reverse shows the imperial double-headed eagle with the arms of the Russian territories and the anniversary dates 1613–1913. Variety struck with a deep dies. Uncirculated. G...
Collection of circulating coins of the People's Republic of Poland 1949-1972 (approx. 100 pieces).
723 EUR
A collection of about 100 circulating coins from 1949-1972, after an experienced member of the Polish Numismatic Society. The collection stored in an original, dedicated period album. The album is preserved in very good condition with no significant damage. The collection includes all coins for which the album was prepared and is complete. It includes all key vintages and types valued and soug...
Commemorative rouble struck at the St. Petersburg Mint in 1913 to mark the 300th anniversary of the Romanov dynasty. The obverse features the busts of Tsar Nicholas II and the first Romanov tsar, Mikhail Fyodorovich. The reverse shows the imperial double-headed eagle with the arms of the Russian territories and the anniversary dates 1613–1913. Variety struck with a deep dies. Brilliant uncir...
One of the cover highlights of the 17th Premium Auction. A spectacular and at the same time extremely rare Bydgoszcz thaler of Władysław IV Vasa. A thaler of this class appears on the auction market only once in a collector’s generation. The royal bust is shown in a beautiful, richly ornamented suit of armor; flanking the shield are the initials G–G of Gabriel Gerloff, lessee of the Byd...
Variety with letter A, mint mark of Paris mint. Silver '900'. Plenty of mint bloom.
Rare vintage of the first of two types of 25 złoty from the Kingdom of Poland. Type without a raised edge, which explains the faster wear on the portrait side. Graded XF45 by PCGS. Obverse: head of Alexander I facing right ALEXANDER I • CESARZ SA • W • ROS • KRÓL POLSKI * Reverse: Russian-Polish eagle, under the paws the initials IB and the date 1818 * 25 ZŁOT • POLSK • 52 ...
Variety with longer wreath branches, with the numbers 1 and 3 far apart in the date. Coin with distinct, mirror-like surface luster.
First issue of Prague groschen from 1300-1305. Variety with dot between WENCEZLAVS and SECVNDVS in inner rim on the obverse. There is a privy mark between the Lion's head and its tails (type Hána 1998 1b). Attractive coin that exhibits plenty of mint luster. Diameter 28 mm, weight 3.64 g
A very rare variety minted with a deep punch. It is highly probable that the first "standards" were struck with a deep punch, but due to technical difficulties in their production (wedging on the punch), the punches were changed to shallow ones. In the "Specialized catalog of Polish coins of the 20th and 21st centuries." by Jerzy Chałupski, the variant struck with a deep punch has a certain d...
First issue of Prague groschen from 1300-1305. Variety with dot between WENCEZLAVS and SECVNDVS in inner rim on the obverse. There is a privy mark between the Lion's head and its tails (type Hána 1998 1b). Naturally lustrous specimen. Diameter 28 mm, weight 3.52 g
Issue minted on the occasion of the renovation of the Madonna's column in Munich. Silver '900'. Brilliant uncirculated. Graded MS62 by NGC.
Rare date. Silver '900'. Attractive coin in about uncirculated condition. Graded AU58 by NGC.
Rare vintage in great condition. Variety with a narrow crown, a dot after the year halfway up the date digits. Graded AU50 by NGC.
A sought-after vintage. One of the most difficult coins of the Second Republic. Variant with a gap of 13 mm between the LEX SALUS. Piece with clock luster preserved on both sides. Rubbed background. Overall presentation above average. Jerzy Chalupki, in his "Specialized Catalogue of Polish Coins of the 20th and 21st Century," writes about the Nike five-dollar coins as follows: "The order of th...
Variety with an oak leaf not overlapping the coat of arms. Last year of issue of Poniatowski's Warsaw thalers. Whizzed. Diameter 38 mm, weight 24.09 g
A highly interesting siege issue from the Napoleonic Wars, struck during the defense of the Zamość fortress in 1813. These coins are an exceptional testimony to the dramatic wartime events and the determination of the defenders, who were forced to create their own money for everyday circulation. Variety with longer wreath branches, with the numbers 1 and 3 close to each other in the date. At...
Uncommon, especially in beautiful condition, the first of the "rare" Nike vintages. In our opinion, many times more difficult to acquire in mint condition than the 1931 vintage. The coin is shiny. Solid detail.
Typologically rare coin struck in a low mintage. Background with traces of cleaning after prolonged contact in an unfavorable environment (probably high temperature). Edge and details consistent with the original.
Better year. Beautifull coin with cartwheel effect on both sides. Gold, diameter 20 mm, weight 3.49 g
Coin set of 27 German coins. Mostly silver coins.
Attractive coin that exhibits plenty of mint luster. Graded UNC DETAILS by NGC. Uncirculated details but bent. Gold, diameter 24 mm
Brilliant uncirculated. Graded MS62 by NGC. Gold, diameter 23 mm
Variety with the third bust distinguished by Shatalin, with the inscription IOAN CAS on the obverse and the initials HIL of Hans Jakub Lauer and the inscription MONETA NOVA CI on the reverse. Uncirculated. Graded MS61 by NGC. An excellent provenance from the outstanding Potocki collection.
Variety without a dot after the date and with dots next to the initials FS. The first year of Poniatowski's 4 groschen, which has been in circulation for the longest time. Obverse scratched. Coin from the distinguished collection of the Potocki family.
Typologically rare coin struck in a low mintage. Background with traces of cleaning after prolonged contact in an unfavorable environment (probably high temperature). Edge and details consistent with the original.
.900 gold. Uncirculated. Graded MS61 by NGC.
Commemorative rouble struck at the St. Petersburg Mint in 1913 to mark the 300th anniversary of the Romanov dynasty. The obverse features the busts of Tsar Nicholas II and the first Romanov tsar, Mikhail Fyodorovich. The reverse shows the imperial double-headed eagle with the arms of the Russian territories and the anniversary dates 1613–1913. Variety struck with a deep dies. Diameter 34 mm,...
Typologically rare coin struck in a low mintage. Background with traces of cleaning after prolonged contact in an unfavorable environment (probably high temperature). Edge and details consistent with the original.
Issue minted to celebrate the victory in the Franco-Prussian War. Silver '900'. Choice uncriculated. Graded MS63 by NGC.
Germany, Electorate of Saxony, Christian II, Johann Georg I and August, Thaler Dresden 1610 HR
+3
120 EUR
Hints of mint luster. Germany, Electorate of Saxony, Christian II, Johann Georg I and August, Thaler 1610, Dresden mint Obverse: torso of a prince, in armor, right, holding a sword with the point up in his right hand, a helmet in his left, date on sides 16-10, below is a shield with two crossed electoral swords (globus cruciger)CHRISTIAN II D G S-RO IMP ARCHIM EL Reverse: two ...
First issue of Prague groschen from 1300-1305. Variety with dot between WENCEZLAVS and SECVNDVS in inner rim on the obverse. There is a privy mark between the Lion's head and its tails (type Hána 1998 1b). Brilliant uncirculated. Graded MS62 by NGC.
Variety with initials KG, Karl Gronau, intendant of the Warsaw mint. Rare vintage. Attractive coin in about uncirculated condition. Graded AU55 by NGC.
Rare variety with a double date on the reverse, full on the rim and shortened in the field. Obverse legend ending PR•, with a dot at the beginning of the obverse legend, with one dot in the obverse legend after REX, POL, M and L. Attractive coin that exhibits plenty of mint luster.
Typologically rare coin struck in a low mintage. Background with traces of cleaning after prolonged contact in an unfavorable environment (probably high temperature). Edge and details consistent with the original.
PolandDuchy of Warsaw (1807-1815) - Frederick August I (1806-1827)
Commemorative rouble struck at the St. Petersburg Mint in 1913 to mark the 300th anniversary of the Romanov dynasty. The obverse features the busts of Tsar Nicholas II and the first Romanov tsar, Mikhail Fyodorovich. The reverse shows the imperial double-headed eagle with the arms of the Russian territories and the anniversary dates 1613–1913. Variety struck with a deep dies. Carthweel effec...
Russia, Nicholas II, Rubel Petersburg 1913 B•C Romanov Dynasty - NGC UNC DETAILS
NGC UNC DETAILS
72 EUR
Commemorative rouble struck at the St. Petersburg Mint in 1913 to mark the 300th anniversary of the Romanov dynasty. The obverse features the busts of Tsar Nicholas II and the first Romanov tsar, Mikhail Fyodorovich. The reverse shows the imperial double-headed eagle with the arms of the Russian territories and the anniversary dates 1613–1913. Variety struck with a deep dies. Graded UNC DETA...
Variety with letter A, mint mark of Berlin mint. Silver '900'. Brilliant uncirculated. Graded MS62 by NGC.
Variety with letter KB, mint mark of Kremnitz mint. Nice patina.
Extremely rare Danzig thaler of John II Casimir dated 1647. Marian Gumowski, in his work “Mennica Gdańska” (“The Danzig Mint”), describes this issue as follows: “The thaler of 1647 is known from the auction catalogue of Riechmann of Halle from 1911 and from its description an obverse of the time of John Casimir and a reverse of the time of Władysław IV, mistakenly combined on a si...
Mint rated MS65 coin from NGC. An excellent note for a 20 gold coin. A sought-after item in the presented grade from NGC. Gold sample '900', weight 6.45 g (catalog).
Rare, highest valued type C. '999' sterling silver. Mint rated MS64 coin from NGC.
Variety with a crown without arches with a high brim and the obverse legend POLON. Digit 5 from the shortened date, double struck.
Proof type. Mintage 26.664 pieces. .999 gold. Diameter 14 mm, weight 1.24 g
Variety with letter B, mint mark of Dresden mint. Silver '900'. Choice uncriculated. Graded MS63 by NGC.
First issue of Prague groschen from 1300-1305. Variety with dot between WENCEZLAVS and SECVNDVS in inner rim on the obverse. There is a privy mark between the Lion's head and its tails (type Hána 1998 1b). Diameter 28 mm, weight 3.67 g
Proof type coin with visible imperfections and hirliness. 1 oz. '999' silver.
Variety with ending of the obverse legend PR•, without dot at the beginning of the obverse legend and only one dot in the obverse legend after REX, POL and L. Plenty of mint bloom.
