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Auction 321, Part 1: Coins & Medals from the Middle Ages and Modern Times, Lots 2001–2654

Auction 321, Part 1: Coins & Medals from the Middle Ages and Modern Times, Lots 2001–2654

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654 risultati

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. ULM, CITY. Plappart, 25 mm in di

2101 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. ULM, CITY. Plappart, 25 mm in diameter (2.18 g). 1502. Joint minting with Überlingen. Eagle facing half-left above the Ulm coat of arms in a decorated quatrefoil; rings in the outer corners / Eagle facing half-left above the Überlingen coat of arms in a decorated quatrefoil; rings in the outer corners. Nau 31b. Häberle fig. 104f. Binder 259. Subtle coloration. Typical weak strike, very fine. Provenance: Castenholz Collection, Ulm, Part 3. Acquired from the Heinrich Wickert

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40 - 50 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. ULM, CITY. Plappart, 25 mm in di

2102 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. ULM, CITY. Plappart, 25 mm in diameter (2.13 g). 1503. Joint issue with Überlingen. Eagle facing slightly to the left above the Ulm coat of arms in a decorated quatrefoil; rings in the outer corners / Eagle facing slightly to the left above the Überlingen coat of arms in a decorated quatrefoil; rings in the outer corners. Nau 36b. Häberle fig. 106f. Attractive specimen! NGC graded MS 61 (Top Pop)! Fine patina, minute lack of definition; otherwise excellent. Provenance: Cas

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60 - 75 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. ULM, CITY. Plappart, 26 mm in di

2103 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. ULM, CITY. Plappart, 26 mm in diameter (2.18 g). 1503. Joint minting with Überlingen. Eagle facing half-left above the Ulm coat of arms in a decorated quatrefoil; rings in the outer corners / Eagle facing half-left above the Überlingen coat of arms in a decorated quatrefoil; rings in the outer corners. Nau 36a. Häberle fig. 106f. Attractive patina, very fine. Provenance: Castenholz Collection, Ulm, Part 3. Acquired in 2005 for 332.00 euros. + Standard-taxed goods / standar

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40 - 50 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. BOHEMIA AND MORAVIA.

2104 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. BOHEMIA AND MORAVIA. BOHEMIA. Udalrich, 1012–1033 / 1034. Denarius, ø 20 mm (0.78 g). Undated, Prague. :VDALRIC VS: Church building with :DVX: between the pediment and the base / SCS – WENCEZ – LAVS in three lines. Cach 292. Hohenkubin Collection 60. Doneb. 215 var. R! Rare, especially in this state of preservation. Splendid specimen! Magnificent patina, tiny die-strain crack on the edge, almost mint.

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200 - 250 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. BOHEMIA AND MORAVIA.

2105 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. BOHEMIA AND MORAVIA. BOHEMIA. Wratislaus II, 1054–1092. Denar, 15 mm in diameter (0.77 g). Undated (1061–1086), Prague. Bust with a flag facing left / full-length portrait facing right. Cach 346. Doneb. 303. Attractive specimen! Magnificent patina, excellent—mint condition.

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40 - 50 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. FRANCE. VIENNOIS. Cha

2106 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. FRANCE. VIENNOIS. Charles V of Valois, 1349–1364. Florin d'or, ø 20 mm (3.44 g). Undated. 2nd issue. Florentine type with the "Tower" mark. Fr. 247. Gamberini 701. Duplessy 2453. Gold! Slightly wavy, very beautiful—excellent condition.

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320 - 400 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. ITALY. AQUILEIA. Bert

2107 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. ITALY. AQUILEIA. Berthold of Merano, 1218–1251. Denaro, ø 20 mm (1.27 g). Undated (first half of the 13th century). BERTO – LDVS P: Patriarch enthroned with miter, crozier, and book / +CIVITAS AQVILEGIA: Eagle with outstretched wings over a wall. Bernardi 15a (R4) Biaggi 142. R! Attractive specimen! Magnificent coloration, well-centered, very beautiful—excellent condition. Provenance: Ex. Hauck & Aufhäuser A20 (2007), Lot 1001.

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240 - 300 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. ITALY. AQUILEIA. Greg

2108 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. ITALY. AQUILEIA. Gregory of Montelongo, 1251–1269. Denaro, 21 mm in diameter (1.14 g). Undated (circa 1269). GREGO - RIV PA: Seated patriarch with miter, crozier, and book / AQVI - LEGIA: Eagle with outstretched wings facing half-right. Bernardi 22. Biaggi 147. R! Attractive patina, well-centered, very fine.

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100 - 125 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. ITALY. BERGAMO (Munic

2109 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. ITALY. BERGAMO (Municipality). In the name of Emperor Frederick II, 13th–14th centuries. 4-denari grosso (mezzo grosso), 18 mm in diameter (1.34 g). Undated (1236–1250), Bergamo. FREDERI CVS IMPRT Draped and laureated bust of the emperor facing right / Centered above rocks, a building on three arches with a four-part gabled roof, flanked by two crenellated towers with four windows each; the entire building complex rests on an arcaded base, PGA MVM, with two cresc

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80 - 100 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. ITALY. MILAN. Galeazz

2110 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. ITALY. MILAN. Galeazzo Maria Sforza, 1466–1476. Testone, 28 mm in diameter (9.62 g). Undated, Milan. Biaggi 1548. Crippa 6/A. MIR 201/2 NGC grading with a rating of AU 53. Subtle patina, very fine to excellent.

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200 - 250 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. ITALY. NAPLES. Ferdin

2111 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. ITALY. NAPLES. Ferdinand I of Aragon, 1458–1494. Coronato, 27 mm in diameter (3.99 g). Undated. M.I.R. (Fabrizi) 69. Pannuti/Riccio 17. Fine patina, minimal double strike; otherwise very nice—excellent.

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80 - 100 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. ITALY. RIMINI. Autono

2112 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. ITALY. RIMINI. Autonomous, 1250–1385. Grosso Agontano, 22 mm in diameter (2.39 g). Undated, Rimini. +:DE ARIMINO : surrounding an isosceles cross / circle PP.S GAV DECISV (sic! Instead of GAVDECIVS).: Circle, standing saint with his right hand raised in blessing and a crosier in his left hand, with a secondary circle mark next to his left shoulder. Biaggi 2001 var. M.I.R. 1353 var. CNI 1/28 var. Attractive coloration, tiny edge flaws, nearly excellent.

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80 - 100 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. THE NETHERLANDS. HOLL

2113 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. THE NETHERLANDS. HOLLAND. William V of Bavaria, 1350–1389. Gold guilder (Florin d’or), 22 mm in diameter (3.45 g). Undated (1378–1385), Dordrecht. Masters of the Mint: Pieter van Assche and Willem Paedze. The duke is depicted standing with a sword slung over his shoulder in his right hand; flanked by the Dutch lion and the Bavarian coat of arms / shield, surrounded by a star with a ring at each point. Delmonte 725. Fr. 105. Gold! Tiny traces of mounting, very

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280 - 350 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Louis I, 13

2114 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Louis I, 1342–1382. Gold guilder, 22 mm in diameter (3.52 g). Undated (1364–1372), Buda. Chamberlain Petrus Chimle. Huszár 514. Pohl B 4-1 Fr. 5. Gold! Very fine.

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640 - 800 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Louis I, 13

2115 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Louis I, 1342–1382. Gold guilder, 21 mm in diameter (3.57 g). Undated (1342–1353), Buda. Florentine type. Chamberlain Lorandus. Huszár 512. Pohl B 1. Fr. 3. NGC grading with the rating AU DETAILS (CLEANED). Gold! Lightly cleaned, very beautiful—excellent.

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480 - 600 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Louis I, 13

2116 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Louis I, 1342–1382. Grosso (Groschen), 21 mm in diameter (1.37 g). Undated (1342–1382), Cattaro (Kotor). .LODOVIVCS. – .REX. VNGARI. King seated on a lion’s throne holding a lily scepter and a cross, viewed from the front / .S. TRIPhON. - .CATARENSI. St. Tryphon standing with a palm frond and a cross within a mandorla.

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200 - 250 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Louis I, 13

2117 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Louis I, 1342–1382. Grosso (Groschen), 21 mm in diameter (1.70 g). Undated (1342–1382), Cattaro (Kotor). .LODOVIVCS - REX. VNGARI. King seated on a lion’s throne holding a lily scepter and a cross, viewed from the front / .S. TRIPhON. - .CATAREN. St. Tryphon standing with a palm frond and a cross.

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120 - 150 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Sigismund,

2118 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Sigismund, 1386–1437. Gold guilder, 21 mm in diameter (3.53 g). Undated (1394–1396), Buda. Chamberlain Jacobus Ventur. Pohl D 1–10; Lengyel 17/4. Fr. 9; Huszar 572. Gold! Superb.

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800 - 1.000 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Sigismund,

2119 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Sigismund, 1386–1437. Gold guilder, 20 mm in diameter (3.50 g). Undated (after 1411), Nagybánya. Chamberlain Stephanus Remetei (Treasurer). Pohl D 2-43, Lengyel 18/31. Fr. 10. Huszar 573. Gold! Very fine.

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600 - 750 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Sigismund,

2120 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Sigismund, 1386–1437. Gold guilder, 20 mm in diameter (3.47 g). Undated (1387–1401), Košice. Chamberlains presumably Jacobus and Christianus. Pohl D 1–6. Fr. 9. Huszar 572. Gold! Slight signs of testing on the edge, very nice. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988). Acquired in 1932 for 17 marks.

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320 - 400 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Albrecht, 1

2121 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Albrecht, 1437–1439. Gold guilder, 21 mm in diameter (3.52 g). Undated (1440), Kremnitz. Posthumous minting. Chamberlain Konrad Polner. Pohl E 2–5 Fr. 12. Huszár 589. Lengyel 2½. Rare! Gold! Very fine.

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640 - 800 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Matthias Co

2122 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Matthias Corvinus, 1458–1490. Gold guilder, 21 mm in diameter (3.50 g). Undated (1465–1470), Nagybánya. Minted for Banus Nicolaus Ujlaky, Voivode of Transylvania. Huszár 674. Pohl K 1–23. Fr. 20. Magnificent specimen! NGC graded MS 63. Gold! Excellent—mint condition.

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800 - 1.000 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Matthias Co

2123 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Matthias Corvinus, 1458–1490. Gold guilder, 20 mm in diameter (3.49 g). Undated, Kremnitz. Pohl K 1–10, Lengyel 36/3. Fr. 20. Huszár 674. R! Rare! Gold! Very fine.

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800 - 1.000 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Matthias Co

2124 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Matthias Corvinus, 1458–1490. Gold guilder, 20 mm in diameter (3.19 g). Undated (1482–1489), Sibiu. Chamberlain Thomas Altemberger, Mayor. Pohl K 21-1 Fr. 22. Huszár 680. Gold! Edge slightly worn, very fine condition.

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400 - 500 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Wladislaus

2125 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Wladislaus II, 1490–1516. Gold guilder, 21 mm in diameter (3.43 g). Undated (after 1491), Sibiu. Chamberlain Georgius Hecht, Mayor. Pohl L 28-2 Fr. 32. Huszár 761. Gold! Minor scratches and edge defects; in very fine condition.

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640 - 800 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Louis II, 1

2126 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Louis II, 1516–1526. Gold guilder, 21 mm in diameter (3.17 g). 1518, Sibiu. Chamberlain and Royal Judge Johannes Lulay de Bólya. Pohl M 8 Fr. 39. Gold! Attractive patina, small handle mark, very fine—excellent.

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400 - 500 €

MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Louis II, 1

2127 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. HUNGARY. Louis II, 1516–1526. Gold guilder, 23 mm in diameter (3.54 g). 1520, Kremnitz. Chamberlain Alexius Thurzó. Pohl M 1–2 Fr. 39. Huszár 827. RR! Magnificent specimen! Gold! Fine patina, excellent—mint luster.

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2000 - 2.500 €

CRUSADERS. LATIN EAST. RHODES. Helion of Villeneuv

2128 - CRUSADERS. LATIN EAST. RHODES. Helion of Villeneuve, 1319–1346. Gigliato, 27 mm in diameter (3.91 g). Undated. .+.FR:ELION' D'. VILANOVA. D' I. GRA. MR Grand Master kneeling to the left before the Patriarchal Cross / .+. OSPITAL'.S`.IOhIS�IRLnI�QT'.RODI Floral cross, with the coats of arms of the Knights Hospitaller at the ends. Metcalf (Crusaders / Latin East) 1175 ff. W. 439 ff. CCS 4. Attractive patina, tiny crack from the die on the edge, very fine.

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120 - 150 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. ANHALT - KÖTHE

2129 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. ANHALT - KÖTHEN. Leopold, under the guardianship of his mother Gisela Agnes, 1704–1715. Silver medal (29.05 g). Undated, by Chr. Wermuth. Dedicated to the sons of Gisela Agnes. Draped bust facing right; signature in the shoulder section / The two busts of Leopold and his brother August Ludwig, clad in armor and draped, side by side facing right. Smooth edge. Approx. 43.5 mm. Wohlfahrt 55 006. Mann 480a. RR! A very rare and magnificent specimen! Magnificen

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1200 - 1.500 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. ANHALT - KÖTHE

2130 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. ANHALT - KÖTHEN. Leopold, under the guardianship of his mother Gisela Agnes, 1704–1715. Silver medal (29.07 g). 1711, by Chr. Wermuth. Commemorating her guardianship. Draped bust facing right; signature in the shoulder area; double coat of arms of Anhalt and the Imperial Countship of Nienburg, surmounted by a princely crown and supported by a bear and a lion; signature and date below. Smooth edge. Approx. 43.5 mm. Wohlfahrt 11 002. Erbstein Collection 7514

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800 - 1.000 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. ARENBERG. Ludw

2131 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. ARENBERG. Ludwig Engelbert, 1778–1801. Convention Taler, ø 41 mm (27.87 g). 1785, Cologne. Divo 24. Dav. 1915. R! Magnificent patina, tiny die flaws, very fine – excellent / excellent. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying slip.

Stima

600 - 750 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. AUGSBURG, City

2132 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. AUGSBURG, City. Reichstaler, 43 mm in diameter (28.72 g). 1626, Augsburg. Mint mark: “three ears of grain” (Master of the Mint Balthasar Schmidt). Forster 182. Dav. 5024. Very fine.

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120 - 150 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. AUGSBURG, City

2133 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. AUGSBURG, City. Reichstaler, ø 44 mm (28.37 g). 1641, Augsburg. Bearing the title of Emperor Ferdinand III (1637–1657). Mzm. Johann Bartholomäus Holeisen. Forster 285. Dav. 5039. Attractive patina, nearly excellent.

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200 - 250 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. AUGSBURG, City

2134 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. AUGSBURG, City. Silver medal (5.50 g). Undated (circa 1730) by C. E. Müller. In honor of discretion. Two ears, with a mouth below them / Nine lines of text, an arabesque at the top and bottom, signature at the bottom. Smooth edge. 26 mm. Forster 619. Attractive patina, nearly excellent.

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40 - 50 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. AUGSBURG, City

2135 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. AUGSBURG, City. Ducat, 21 mm in diameter (3.48 g). 1738 B, Augsburg. Bearing the title of Emperor Charles VI. Master of the Mint Johann Christian Holeisen and die cutter Conrad Boerer. Forster 510. Fr. 92. R! Magnificent specimen! Gold! Fine patina, excellent—mint luster. Provenance: formerly in the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988). Acquired in 1931 from Otto Helbing, Munich, for 26 marks.

Stima

1600 - 2.000 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. AUGSBURG, City

2136 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. AUGSBURG, City. Ducat, 21 mm in diameter (3.48 g). 1767 T, Augsburg. Bearing the title of Emperor Joseph II. Forster 673. Fr. 109. Magnificent specimen! Gold! Fine patina, nearly mint condition. Provenance: From the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988). Acquired in 1931 from Otto Helbing, Munich, for 26 marks.

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1600 - 2.000 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BADEN - DURLAC

2137 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BADEN - DURLACH. Georg Friedrich, 1604–1622. Kipper - 24 Kreuzer (Sechsbätzner) 1621, Pforzheim. 1x ref.: Wielandt 382 in s-ss (heavily adjusted) and 1x ref.: Wielandt – (obverse: Wielandt 380 / reverse: Wielandt 382; presumably an unpublished hybrid!) in s-ss (blanks defect). ø 29 mm each. R! Rare! 2 pieces. Varying conditions. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying slip. Sold as is, no returns.

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80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BADEN - DURLAC

2138 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BADEN - DURLACH. Frederick I, 1852 / 1856–1907. Double guilder, ø 36 mm (21.11 g). 1856, Karlsruhe. With the title “Prince and Regent.” Thun 29. Dav. 529. AKS. 116. J. 70. Kahnt 33. Very fine—excellent.

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120 - 150 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maxim

2139 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maximilian I, 1598–1651. Reichstaler, 45 mm in diameter (28.80 g). 1627, Munich. Hahn 111. Dav. 6075. Tiny proof mark; obverse slightly smoothed; very fine.

Stima

120 - 150 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maxim

2140 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maximilian II Emanuel, 1679–1726. 30 Kreuzer (1/2 Gulden), 33 mm in diameter (11.42 g). 1692 CZ, Munich. Die engraver: Caspar Zeggin. Hahn 195. Attractive patina, very fine.

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80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maxim

2141 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maximilian II Emanuel, 1679–1726. 30 Kreuzer (1/2 Gulden), 33 mm in diameter (11.55 g). 1692, Munich. Hahn 195. Fine patina, excellent—mint luster.

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80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maxim

2142 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maximilian II Emanuel, 1679–1726. 30 Kreuzer (1/2 Gulden), 34 mm in diameter (11.43 g). 1692, Munich. Hahn 194. Rare type. Excellent condition.

Stima

80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maxim

2143 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maximilian II Emanuel, 1679–1726. 30 Kreuzer (1/2 Gulden), ø 34 mm (11.76 g). 1693, Munich. Die engraver Caspar Zeggin. Hahn 195. Fine patina, mint luster, nearly proof condition.

Stima

80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UNTIL 1871. BAVARIA. Maxim

2144 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UNTIL 1871. BAVARIA. Maximilian II Emanuel, 1679–1726. 30 Kreuzer (1/2 Gulden), ø 34 mm (11.41 g). 1693 CZ, Munich. Die engraver: Caspar Zeggin. Hahn 195. Fine patina, mint luster, nearly proof condition.

Stima

80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maxim

2145 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maximilian II Emanuel, 1679–1726. Reichstaler, ø 44 mm (29.05 g). 1694, Munich. Hahn 199. Witt. 1645. Dav. 6099 var. Tiny edge defects, good to very fine.

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160 - 200 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maxim

2146 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maximilian II Emanuel, 1679–1726. Reichstaler, 41 mm diameter, 1694, Munich. Hahn 199. Witt. 1645. Dav. 6099 var. NGC grading with a rating of AU DETAILS (CLEANED) – Lightly cleaned, very fine.

Stima

120 - 150 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maxim

2147 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maximilian II Emanuel, 1679–1726. Reichstaler, ø 44 mm (29.09 g). 1694, Munich. Hahn 199. Witt. 1645. Dav. 6099. Slight blanks, very fine–excellent.

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120 - 150 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maxim

2148 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maximilian II Emanuel, 1679–1726. Max d'or, 24 mm in diameter (6.47 g). 1717, Munich. Hahn 206. Fr. 226. Gold! Very fine.

Stima

400 - 500 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maxim

2149 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maximilian II Emanuel, 1679–1726. 1/2 Max d'or, ø 21 mm (3.23 g). 1721, Munich. Hahn 204. Witt. 1636. Fr. 227. Gold! Minimally adjusted, very fine.

Stima

280 - 350 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maxim

2150 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maximilian III Joseph, 1745–1777. Konventionstaler, 41 mm in diameter (27.96 g). 1771, Munich. So-called “Madonna Taler.” Hahn 307. Dav. 1953 A. Above-average condition. Magnificent patina, typically slightly adjusted, excellent / excellent—mint luster. Provenance: Ex. Hauck & Aufhäuser.

Stima

80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Karl

2151 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Karl Theodor, 1777–1799. Ducat, 21 mm in diameter (3.48 g). 1786, Munich. Hahn 349. Witt. 2337. Fr. 255. Gold! Fine patina, traces of mint luster, excellent condition.

Stima

600 - 750 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maxim

2152 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maximilian IV (I) Josef, 1799–1825. Ducat, 21 mm in diameter (3.45 g). 1814, Munich. D./S. 17. Fr. 265. Schl. 57. Gold! Very fine – excellent.

Stima

480 - 600 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maxim

2153 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maximilian IV (I) Josef, 1799–1825. Ducat, ø 21 mm (3.46 g). 1816, Munich. AKS 38. D./S. 17. J. 112. Fr. 265. Schl. 59. Gold! Tiny file mark, minimal scratches, very fine—excellent.

Stima

480 - 600 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maxim

2154 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maximilian IV (I) Josef, 1799–1825. Gold strike of 8 ducats from the dies of the Konv. Taler, ø 39 mm (27.82 g). 1818, Munich. “For the Constitution.” Antiquized, armored, and draped bust with a laurel wreath facing right / block with a two-line inscription; the date is shown in two lines. Smooth edge. Thun—(cf. no. 45) Dav.—(cf. no. 553) AKS 59 note J. 15 note Kahnt 69d. RR! Extremely rare, especially in this condition. Magnificent speci

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12.000 - 15.000 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwi

2155 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwig I, 1825–1848. Convention Taler, 38 mm in diameter (27.99 g). 1827, Munich. So-called “Geschichtstaler” (Historical Taler). Commemorating the Bavarian-Württemberg Customs Union. Thun 52. Dav. 559. AKS 116. Kahnt 79. J. 34. Attractive patina, tiny scratches, near-excellent condition. Provenance: From the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988).

Stima

160 - 200 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwi

2156 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwig I, 1825–1848. Association Thaler, 37 mm in diameter (28.01 g). 1828, Munich. So-called “History Thaler.” “With Heaven’s Blessing.” Thun 56. Dav. 563. AKS 121. Kahnt 83. J. 37. NGC grading with a rating of UNC DETAILS (CLEANED) Slightly worn, tiny scratches, otherwise in very fine condition.

Stima

160 - 200 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwi

2157 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwig I, 1825–1848. Konventionstaler, ø 38 mm (27.94 g). 1828, Munich. So-called “Geschichtstaler.” “With Heaven’s Blessing.” Thun 56. Dav. 563. AKS 121. Kahnt 83. J. 37. Patina, very fine.

Stima

120 - 150 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwi

2158 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwig I, 1825–1848. Ducat, 21 mm in diameter (3.48 g). 1832, Munich. AKS 66. Fr. 270a. Schlumb. 82. Divo/p. 24. R! Mintage: Only 1,884 specimens. Magnificent specimen! Gold! Fine patina, slight scratches, mirror-like surfaces, excellent condition.

Stima

800 - 1.000 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwi

2159 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwig I, 1825–1848. Convention Taler, 38 mm in diameter (27.94 g). 1835, Munich. So-called “Geschichtstaler.” Commemorating the transfer of an educational institution to the Benedictine Order. Thun 70. Dav. 578. AKS 137. Kahnt 97. J. 52. Slightly worn, nearly excellent. Provenance: Hirsch’s collection, with original description slip.

Stima

120 - 150 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwi

2160 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwig I, 1825–1848. Konventionstaler, 38 mm in diameter (27.99 g). 1836, Munich. So-called “Geschichtstaler” (Historical Taler). Commemorating the construction of the Otto Chapel. Thun 71. Dav. 579. AKS 138. Kahnt 98. J. 53. Minimally worn, tiny scratches, nearly excellent. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying label.

Stima

120 - 150 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwi

2161 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwig I, 1825–1848. Double taler (2 association talers), ø 38 mm (37.07 g). 1841, Munich. So-called “Historical Double Taler.” Depicting the statue of Richter in Bayreuth. Thun 79. Dav. 586. AKS 102. Kahnt 106. J. 70. Attractive patina, tiny contact marks, very fine—excellent.

Stima

160 - 200 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwi

2162 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwig I, 1825–1848. Double gulden, ø 36 mm (21.18 g). 1846, Munich. Thun 89. Dav. 594. AKS 77. Kahnt 73. J. 63. Fine patina, very fine condition.

Stima

80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwi

2163 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwig I, 1825–1848. Ducat, ø 22 mm (3.49 g). 1847, Munich. AKS 71. Fr. 271. J. 125. Schlumb. 99. Divo/p. 25. R! Mintage: 5,122 pieces. Attractive specimen! Gold! Fine patina, tiny scratches, mint luster, excellent—mint condition.

Stima

1000 - 1.250 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwi

2164 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwig I, 1825–1848. Ducat, 20 mm in diameter (3.48 g). 1848, Munich. AKS 71. Fr. 271. Witt. 2705. J. 125. Divo/S. 25. Mintage: Only 1,470 pieces. Gold! Fine patina, slight workmark, excellent / excellent—mint luster.

Stima

600 - 750 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maxim

2165 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maximilian II, 1848–1864. Double taler (2 Vereinstalers), ø 41 mm (37.06 g). 1848, Munich. So-called “Historical Double Taler.” Commemorating the Constitution. Thun 92. Dav. 598. AKS 163. J. 86. Kahnt 120. NGC grading with the rating UNC DETAILS (CLEANED) Slightly worn, tiny scratches, excellent.

Stima

160 - 200 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UNTIL 1871. BAVARIA. Maxim

2166 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UNTIL 1871. BAVARIA. Maximilian II, 1848–1864. Ducat, ø 21 mm (3.48 g). 1851, Munich. AKS 142. J. 127. Fr. 277. Divo/Schramm 33. Mintage: Only 3,815 copies. Gold! Fine patina, tiny contact marks, tiny machining mark, mint luster, superb.

Stima

600 - 750 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maxim

2167 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maximilian II, 1848–1864. Ducat, ø 20 mm (3.48 g). 1852, Munich. AKS 142. J. 127. Fr. 277. Divo/Schramm 33. Mintage: Only 4,396 pieces. Gold! Fine patina, tiny scratches, mint luster, excellent condition.

Stima

800 - 1.000 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maxim

2168 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maximilian II, 1848–1864. Ducat, ø 20 mm (3.49 g). 1856, Munich. AKS 142. J. 127. Fr. 277. Divo/Schramm 33. Mintage: Only 3,782 pieces. Gold! Fine patina, tiny scratches, mint luster, excellent condition.

Stima

800 - 1.000 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maxim

2169 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Maximilian II, 1848–1864. Double taler (2 Vereinstalers), ø 41 mm (36.94 g). 1856, Munich. So-called “Historical Double Taler.” Depicting the monument in Lindau in honor of King Maximilian II. Thun 96. Dav. 605. AKS 167. J. 90. Kahnt 124. Mintage: Only 1,152 copies. NGC grading with the rating UNC DETAILS (CLEANED): Slightly worn, tiny scratches, excellent—brilliant uncirculated / excellent.

Stima

240 - 300 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwi

2170 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwig II, 1864–1886. Vereinstaler, 33 mm in diameter (18.50 g). 1868, Munich. So-called "Madonnentaler." T. 105. Dav. 611. AKS 176. J. 105ff. Kahnt 131. Attractive patina, tiny scratches, excellent—mint luster.

Stima

80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwi

2171 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BAVARIA. Ludwig II, 1864–1886. Gold medal worth 12 ducats (41.43 g). 1875, by A. Schnabel. Prize medal of the King Ludwig Foundation for the Bavarian Museum of Applied Arts—awarded for outstanding service. Head of the king facing right / Four lines of text on a tablet, surrounded by oak branches, with the year below. Smooth edge. 41 mm.

Stima

3600 - 4.500 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BENTHEIM-TECKL

2172 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BENTHEIM-TECKLENBURG. Johann Adolf, 1674–1700. 24 Mariengroschen, ø 36 mm (16.36 g). 1676, Kirchstapel. Kennepohl 123 b. Dav. 1019. Attractive patina, tiny scratches, very fine. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying slip.

Stima

80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BRANDENBURG -

2173 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BRANDENBURG - FRANKEN. Georg and Albrecht Alcibiades, 1536–1543. Taler, 40 mm in diameter (28.60 g). 1542, Schwabach. Master of the Mint Wolf Uhlbeck. v. Schr. 699. Wilm. Coll. 447. Dav. 8967. Slight crack from the blank along the edge, very fine.

Stima

120 - 150 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BRANDENBURG -

2174 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BRANDENBURG - BAYREUTH. Friedrich Christian, 1763–1769. Convention Taler, ø 40 mm (27.91 g). 1766 B-ES, Bayreuth. Master of the Mint Johann Christian Eberhardt and Assayer Johann Andreas Schmidhammer. Wilm. Collection 797. Dav. 2042 B/A Grüber Collection 4041. Very fine.

Stima

80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BRANDENBURG -

2175 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BRANDENBURG - BAYREUTH. Friedrich Christian, 1763–1769. Konventionstaler, ø 40 mm (27.98 g). 1766 B-ES, Bayreuth. Master of the Mint Johann Christian Eberhardt and Assayer Johann Andreas Schmidhammer. Wilm. Coll. 797. Dav. 2042 A Grüber Coll. 4039. Minimally adjusted, very fine.

Stima

80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BRANDENBURG /

2176 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BRANDENBURG / PRUSSIA. Frederick William, “the Great Elector,” 1640–1688. Ducat, 23 mm in diameter (3.44 g). 1670 HB, Minden. Draped bust facing right / Coat of arms shield covered by an electoral hat, with the signature H-B (Master of the Mint Heinrich Bonhorst) divided in the field. v. Schr. 116. Fr. 2275. RRR! Extremely rare! Attractive specimen! Gold! Slightly wavy, excellent / good-excellent. Provenance: From a private collection.

Stima

5600 - 7.000 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BRANDENBURG /

2177 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BRANDENBURG / PRUSSIA. Frederick II, 1740–1786. Reichstaler (Prussian), ø 38 mm (22.04 g). 1784 A, Berlin. Olding 70. Dav. 2590. Kluge 123.4. Attractive patina, typically slightly adjusted, nearly excellent / very fine – excellent.

Stima

80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS THROUGH 1871. BRANDENBURG

2178 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS THROUGH 1871. BRANDENBURG / PRUSSIAN. Frederick William IV, 1840–1861. Double Taler (2 Vereinstalers at 3 1/2 guilders) diam. 41 mm (37.07 g). 1842 A, Berlin. Thun 253. Dav. 766. AKS 69. J. 71. Kahnt 381. Attractive patina, nearly excellent / good excellent. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988).

Stima

160 - 200 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BRAUNSCHWEIG,

2179 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BRAUNSCHWEIG, City. 12 Mariengroschen, 31 mm in diameter (8.14 g). 1675 B. Type II. Bearing the title of Rudolf August of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel. Jesse 279. RRR! Extremely rare! Lightly cleaned, typical weak striking and die flaws, small scratch, scarce and very fine. NGC grading with a VF rating (REV SCRATCHED, CLEANED). According to our research, this very rare coin type was last auctioned in the Seeger Collection at Hess Nachf. in 1930 for 32 marks an

Stima

200 - 250 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BRAUNSCHWEIG -

2180 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BRAUNSCHWEIG - WOLFENBÜTTEL. Henry the Younger, 1514–1568. Taler, 41 mm in diameter (28.61 g). 1562, Goslar. Welter 395. Dav. 9051. Fine – Very Fine.

Stima

80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BRAUNSCHWEIG -

2181 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BRAUNSCHWEIG - CALENBERG - HANNOVER. George IV, 1820–1830. 16 Gute Groschen, 30 mm in diameter (11.77 g). 1820 M, Hanover. AKS 32. J. 23c. Welter 3012. Attractive specimen! Tiny contact marks, almost mint condition.

Stima

80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BREMEN, City.

2182 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BREMEN, City. Taler, 33 mm in diameter (17.53 g). 1871 B, Hanover. So-called “Siegestaler.” Thun 127. Dav. 629. AKS 17. J. 28. Kahnt 164. Attractive patina, excellent—mint luster.

Stima

80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BRETZENHEIM, C

2183 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. BRETZENHEIM, County. Karl August, 1789–1803. 20 Kreuzer, 28 mm in diameter (6.64 g). 1790 AS, Mannheim. Die cutter: Anton Schäffer. Haas 543. Memmesheimer Collection 2618. Rare, especially in this condition. A magnificent specimen! Beautiful patina, nearly mint condition. Provenance: From an old collection.

Stima

240 - 300 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. COBURG, City.

2184 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. COBURG, City. Silver medal (14.56 g). 1830, unsigned. Commemorating the 300th anniversary of the adoption of the Augsburg Confession. Half-length portrait of the Elector with a sword slung over his shoulder, flanked by Luther and Melanchthon / View of the Veste Coburg. Smooth edge. Approx. 31.5 mm. Merseburger Collection 3399. Whiting Collection 657. Brozatus 1325. Magnificent patina, tiny scratches, very fine.

Stima

80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. GERMAN ORDER.

2185 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. GERMAN ORDER. Maximilian I of Austria, 1590–1618. 1/4 Reichstaler, ø 30 mm (7.13 g). 1612, Hall. Prokisch 72. M./T. 371 var. Very fine.

Stima

80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. GERMAN ORDER.

2186 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. GERMAN ORDER. Charles of Austria, 1619–1624. Reichstaler, 44 mm in diameter (28.86 g). 1624, Nuremberg. Master Mint Master Georg Peutmüller. Dudik 242. Neumann 117b. Prokisch 97 A/a. Dav. 5856. Blow mark on the edge, very fine.

Stima

160 - 200 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKISH CIRCL

2187 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKISH CIRCLE. Reichstaler, 42 mm in diameter (28.97 g). 1625, Fürth. Die by Conrad Stutz. Krug 8. Helm. 207. Wilm. 639. Dav. 6669. Extremely rare! Attractive patina, very fine—excellent. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying slip.

Stima

2800 - 3.500 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKISH DISTR

2188 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKISH DISTRICT. 15 Kreuzer, 26 mm diameter (5.41 g). 1726, Nuremberg. Krug 14. Wilm. 1252. R! Rich patina, very fine—excellent. Provenance: From an old collection.

Stima

40 - 50 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKFURT AM M

2189 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKFURT AM MAIN, City. Silver medal (17.04 g). Undated (1648), unsigned. Commemorating the steadfastness of the city of Frankfurt during the Thirty Years’ War. View of the city of Frankfurt from the south with Sachsenhausen in the foreground / Virtue personified with a glowing staff, Justice with a sword, Prudence with a mirror, and Fortitude with a column stand on a tiled floor; above, within a laurel wreath, “CVM DEO” beneath a radiant sun. Approx. 5

Stima

120 - 150 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKFURT AM M

2190 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKFURT AM MAIN, City. Cliff-shaped silver medal, 22 mm in diameter (2.45 g). 1618, unsigned, by L. Schilling. On the appearance of the comet. View of the comet, surrounded by a laurel wreath, with decorative elements in the corners / Two arms with clasped hands rise from the water; grain on the left, a candlestick on the right, the sun at the top. Smooth edge. Approx. 22 x 22 mm. J.u.F. 334c. Brettauer Collection 2256. R! Excellent.

Stima

120 - 150 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKFURT AM M

2191 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKFURT AM MAIN, City. Gold guilder, 24 mm in diameter (3.21 g). 1619, Frankfurt am Main. Bearing the title of Emperor Matthias. Mint Master Caspar Ayrer. J.u.F. 335b. Fr. 960. Gold! Tiny chip, minimal hallmark, very fine. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988). Acquired in 1931 from Otto Helbing, Munich, for 20 marks.

Stima

320 - 400 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKFURT AM M

2192 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKFURT AM MAIN, City. Ducat, ø 23 mm (3.49 g). 1639 AM, Frankfurt am Main. Master Mint Master Johann Anselm Münch. J.u.F. 430c. Fr. 972. Gold! Minimally trimmed, excellent—mint luster. Provenance: From the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988). Acquired in 1931 from Otto Helbing, Munich, for 22 marks.

Stima

400 - 500 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKFURT AM M

2193 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKFURT AM MAIN, City. Convention Taler, ø 40 mm (28.09 g). 1772 PCB, Frankfurt am Main. Master of the Mint Philipp Christian Bunsen. Dav. 2226. J.u.F. 877. Slightly worn, nearly excellent.

Stima

200 - 250 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKFURT AM M

2194 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKFURT AM MAIN, City. Gold strike of a 1/3 ducat from the Kreuzer dies, ø 15 mm (1.15 g). 1774 BN, Frankfurt am Main. Mint masters Philipp Christian Bunsen and Johann Georg Neumeister. J.u.F. 882 Note (listed there as a 1/4 ducat) Fr. - p. 86b. Attractive specimen! Gold! Fine patina, tiny contact marks, excellent—mint luster.

Stima

400 - 500 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKFURT AM M

2195 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKFURT AM MAIN, City. Double taler (2 association talers equal to 3 1/2 guilders), diameter 41 mm (36.96 g). 1841, Frankfurt am Main. Thun 130. Dav. 640. AKS 3. Kahnt 181. J. 15. Slightly worn, very fine.

Stima

120 - 150 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKFURT AM M

2196 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKFURT AM MAIN, City. Double taler (2 association talers), ø 41 mm (37.06 g). 1854, Frankfurt am Main. Thun 131. Dav. 641. AKS 2. Kahnt 182. J. 23. Very fine.

Stima

80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKFURT AM M

2197 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKFURT AM MAIN, City. Association Double Taler (2 Association Talers), ø 41 mm (36.98 g). 1861, Frankfurt am Main. Thun 145. Dav. 651. AKS 4. Kahnt 183. J. 43. Minimally worn, tiny edge flaws, very fine.

Stima

80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKFURT AM M

2198 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRANKFURT AM MAIN, City. Double taler (2 association talers), ø 41 mm (36.97 g). 1861, Frankfurt am Main. Thun 145. Dav. 651. AKS 4. Kahnt 183. J. 43. Near Mint.

Stima

80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRIEDBERG, COU

2199 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRIEDBERG, COUNTESSHIP. Hans Eitel I. Diede of Fürstenstein, 1671–1685. 60 Kreuzer (Gulden), diameter 39 mm (19.06 g). 1674 AL, Friedberg. Bearing the title of Emperor Leopold I (1658–1705). Master of the Mint Adam Longerich. Lejeune 58 y/e Dav. 520. Eichelmann 74 var. Attractive patina, very slight lack of definition, very fine–excellent. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying slip.

Stima

160 - 200 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRIEDBERG, COU

2200 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. FRIEDBERG, COUNTESHIRE. Johann Eitel I Diede of Fürstenstein, 1671–1685. 15 Kreuzer, ø 30 mm (5.59 g). 1679 RA, Friedberg. Bearing the title of Emperor Leopold I. Mint Master Johann Reinhard Arnold. Lejeune 64 a. Eichelmann 80. R! Very rare! Typical lack of relief, very fine.

Stima

120 - 150 €

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