Coins auctions
August II the Strong, Gulden (2/3 thaler) 1704 ILH, Dresden Condition 2. Coin with fine detail. Nice, natural patina. A variant featuring the later royal bust—with a smaller portrait. A rarer gulden.
Stefan Batory, Trojak 1582, Vilnius.Iger V.82.1.b (R)
Second Polish Republic, 5 zlotych, 1928, Warsaw, Nike 750 silver. Catalog weight: 18 g.
RussiaNicholas II (1894–1917) gold, 4.29 g, very nice
Sigismund II Augustus, 1566 quarter, Vilnius. A well-preserved coin with a lustrous surface and patina.
MexicoRepublic (since 1821) 900-fine silver, 27.09 g, slightly worn but very well-preserved coin
Stefan Batory, Trojak 1583, Vilnius A well-preserved coin with a lustrous finish and natural patina
Sigismund III Vasa, 1587–1632, grosz, 1615, Vilnius A very well-preserved coin with a luster, featuring a slightly porous blank from the rolling mill. References: Kopicki 3499 R4, Ivanauskas 3SV135-34 RRR. Good luster, slightly porous blank from the rolling mill.
Stanisław August Poniatowski, 1766 G Trojak, Warsaw Well-preserved coin References: Kopicki 2236, Iger K.66.2.a (R1)
Sigismund III Vasa, Ort 1614, Gdańsk—dot above the paw —Very nice.
Second Polish Republic, 2 zlote, 1925, "The Harvester," London 750 silver. Catalog weight: 10 g.
Lithuania, Vytautas, 1392–1430, Lithuanian denar, Vilnius A well-preserved coin
Lithuania, Vytautas, 1392–1430, Lithuanian denar, Vilnius A well-preserved coin
Stanisław August Poniatowski, Trojak 1776 EB, Warsaw A nicely struck and well-preserved piece. References: Iger WA.76.1.a (R)
Austria, Franz Joseph I (1848–1916), 2 gulden wedding thaler, 1854 A, Vienna Mint Thaler struck to commemorate the emperor’s marriage to Elisabeth of Bavaria a very nice, lustrous piece, struck with a fresh die and featuring a beautiful old patina silver, weight 24.70 grams References: Herinek 822
John II Casimir, Six-Realer 1662 AT, Lviv. A legible and well-preserved piece with a natural patina. A rare variant
Free City Danzig (Gdańsk), Danzig mint. Lustrous coin, scarce in this grade. KM#145 .750 silver, 5 grams, 23.5 mm
Stanisław August Poniatowski, half-talar, 1788 EB, Warsaw. A very well-preserved coin with a lustrous surface and a light patina. References: Kopicki 2447 (R), Plage 371
Philadelphia mint, without dot. Lustrous with colourful toning. KM#Y16
Sigismund III Vasa, Trojak 1619, Riga. A beautifully struck and well-preserved coin, from the final year of issue of the Riga trojaks. An attractive coin. Condition: 2+/2. Reference: Iger as R.19.3.b (R3)
Second Polish Republic, 2 zlote, 1925, London. The Harvester 750 silver. Catalog weight 10 g. References: Parchimowicz 109d
The Vasa Dynasty, Sigismund III Vasa (1587–1632), 1.5-rak 1614 EAGLE, Bydgoszcz Mint A rare variety featuring an eagle on the obverse and the royal apple on the reverse, with the Adwaniec coat of arms— of Treasurer Stanisław Warszycki. On the obverse, below the Eagle at the bottom, the number 3 in a semi-oval shield, A coin with a partially preserved surface, featuring very fine details; ...
AustriaFranz Joseph I (1848–1916) gold, 3.49 g, in excellent condition
PolandMazovia – Siemowit IV (1381–1426) Capital letter S silver, 14.5 mm, 0.18 g, rare type
GuatemalaRepublic since 1839 variant with the mint mark "H" on the reverse 900 silver, 24.90 g, a well-preserved coin
Ag, weight 28 g, 46 mm, Herinek 743.
AustriaArchduke Ferdinand II (1564–1595) Obverse: A half-length portrait of the ruler, holding a scepter and the hilt of a sword, facing right, FERDINANDVS D G ARCHI D AVSTIA, Reverse: A crowned, multi-field heraldic shield, surrounded by a chain bearing the Order of the Golden Fleece, DVX BV - RG LAN - D ALSA CO - PHERT silver, 28.17 g, patina, an interesting variant with “AVSTIA” at th...
Second Polish Republic, 5 zlotych, 1930, Standard 750 silver. Catalog weight: 18 g.
Stefan Batory, Groschen, 1579, Gdańsk. A very well-preserved piece with a patina.
PolandRussian Partition—Nicholas I (1825–1855) 3 and 4 clusters of leaves, 1 berry; the number 6 in the date with a flat roof patina
PolandThird Republic of Poland (since 1989) - collector coins Solidarity – Elections of June 4, 1989 gold, 1.01 g, fineness 900, mintage: 40,000 pieces, coin in a plastic capsule and a green NBP box with a certificate
PolandThird Republic of Poland (since 1989) – collector coins Animals of the World – Honeybee 925 silver, proof finish, mintage up to 15,000 pieces, coin in a plastic capsule and an NBP box with a certificate
Second Polish Republic, 10 zlotych, 1933, Jan III Sobieski 750 silver. Catalog weight: 22 g.
Weight 3.36 g, Pinta III.a/1, patina, slight double strike, Type III.
PolandThird Republic of Poland (since 1989) – collectible coins Beatification of John Paul II – May 1, 2011 900 fineness gold, 1.01 g, proof finish, mintage of 10,000 pieces, coin in a plastic capsule and a green NBP box with a certificate
Lustrous with colourful toning. 22.6 grams, 34.8 mm
Roman Empire, Gordian III (238–244 CE), sestertius (244 CE) Weight 19.07 g, diameter 30 mm Obverse: IMP GORDIANVS PIVS FEL AVG,bust of Gordian III wearing a laurel wreath and armor, facing right Reverse: FELICITAS TEMPORVM, Felicitas in drapery standing facing left, holding a long caduceus and a cornucopia; S C on either side Coin with a green patina
Germany, Saxony, August, thaler 1586 HB, Dresden. References: Davenport 9798, Krause
Sigismund III Vasa, grosz, 1610, Vilnius, beautiful. Condition: 2-. A well-struck coin with a lustrous finish. References: Kopicki 3491 (R)
Second Polish Republic, 10 zlotych, 1933, Romuald Traugutt 750 silver. Catalog weight: 22 g.
Belgian CongoCongo Free State (1885–1908) 835 silver, 9.93 g, mintage of 80,000 pieces, patina
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) – circulation coins Jan III Sobieski – 250th Anniversary of the Battle of Vienna patina
Prague groschen, Sm.1, Cast.1-2, indistinct inscription, patina, first type I.a/1, year 1311.
Obverse: Nimbate bust of Christ facing Reverse: Bust of Constantine IX facing holding long cross and globus cruciger. S-1830 4.36 grams
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) — Circulation Coins Józef Piłsudski patina
Russian Partition, 3/4 ruble = 5 zlotych, 1836 MW, Warsaw Silver fineness 868. Catalog weight 15.55 g.
United States of America (USA) Liberty Head type gold, 1.65 g, mintage of 3,317,671 pieces
PolandZholkiv - Cooperative of the 6th Mounted Rifle Regiment aluminum, 23.6 mm, 1.75 g
Stefan Batory, Trojak 1582, Vilnius, Leliwa coat of arms. A variant in punctuation not noted by Iger. A well-preserved coin with patina.
RussiaNicholas II (1894–1917) gold, 8.58 g, dented on the edge, but a very well-preserved coin
Ag, weight 28.4 g, 45 mm. Herinek 595, Davenport 3229.
Prague groschen, Smol. 2; Hásk. 21? 3.71 g
Stefan Batory, 1583 ID trojak, Olkusz. A variant with a large head. A well-struck coin with a nice patina and mint luster.
A spectacular lustrous one year type coin. Scarce in MS66. Mintage: 50350 3.22 grams, .900 gold, AGW .093 oz
HungaryFranz Joseph I (1848–1916) natural patina, high mint luster
KM.48.1 - Dav.4316; Silver - 28.08 g - 41.5 mm - 8 hFormerly mounted as a brooch; solder joints torn off on the reverse. Very Good Condition.
Obverse: Bust of the king in crown and mantle, with the Order of the Golden Fleece on his chest. IOAN. CAS. D : G. R. POL. ET. SVEC. M. D. L. R. PR. Reverse: An angel supporting an oval shield with the Toruń coat of arms, with the date 16-55 and the letters HI-(L missing?) on the sides. [triangle with star] .MONETA. AVREA . CIVIT . THORVNENSIS . Reference: Dutkowski T70 (R4-R5), Hu...
Au, weight 3.12 g, 20 mm, Huszár 573, Pohl D2-35, CNH.II 119A, Lengyel 18/24.
Nicholas II. KM#Y62 .900 gold, 4.3 grams, 0.1245oz actual gold weight
Kingdom of Poland, Alexander I, 5 zlotych, 1829 FH, Warsaw. Silver, fineness 868. Catalog weight: 15.6 g. Condition: 2-/2. References: Bitkin 985
Jan III Sobieski, 1683 TLB Six-Rez, Bydgoszcz. Beautiful. References: Kopicki 1963
Sigismund II Augustus, Half-groschen, 1549, Vilnius - LI/LITVA Variant with the legend ending in LI/LITVA Well-preserved coin
