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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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GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SILESIA. Cast

2401 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SILESIA. Cast silver medal, 47 mm in diameter (22.67 g). 1654, by H. Haffner (Nuremberg). Commemorating the death of Sigismund Seyfried, Count of Promnitz, Baron of Pless, Sorau, and Naumburg, Saxon Margrave from 1595 to 1654. Bust in an ornate Baroque cartouche; signature at the bottom / triple-helmeted and decorated coat of arms. Approx. 46 mm. F.u.S. 3960. Erl. Collection – Merseb. Collection – Montenuovo Collection 2962. R! Set in a twisted silver bo

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SILESIA - JÄGE

2402 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SILESIA - JÄGERNDORF. George Frederick of Brandenburg-Ansbach, 1543–1603. Gold taler (60 kreuzers), 37 mm in diameter (24.63 g). 1562, Jägerndorf. Bearing the title of Emperor Ferdinand I. Mint master: Hans Enders. v. Schrötter 1024. F.u.S. 3214. Dav. 61. RRR! Extremely rare! Very fine. Provenance: From the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988). Acquired around 1930.

Estimation

€400 - 500

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SILESIA - TESC

2403 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SILESIA - TESCHEN. Adam Wenzel, 1579–1617. Dreigröscher (3 Kreuzer), 20 mm in diameter (1.78 g). 1597, Teschen. Variety with the reverse legend CRVCIFERORVM. F.u.S. 2988. Kopicki 5685 (R4). R! Tiny blanks, otherwise very fine—excellent.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SCHLESWIG-HOLS

2404 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN-GOTTORP. Johann Adolf, 1587–1616. Reichstaler, ø 41 mm (29.03 g). 1611 MP, Schleswig. Master of the Mint Matz Puls. Lange Collection 271b, Dav. 3690. Attractive patina, nearly excellent.

Estimation

€400 - 500

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SCHLESWIG-HOLS

2405 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN-GOTTORP. Frederick III, 1616–1659. Reichstaler, ø 42 mm (28.69 g). 1623 TS, Schleswig. Master of the Mint Samuel Timpf. Dav. 3698. Lange 321 var. Attractive patina, very fine. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying slip.

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SCHLESWIG-HOLS

2406 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN-GOTTORP. Frederick III, 1616–1659. Silver medal (34.79 g). 1630, unsigned, by S. Dadler. Commemorating his marriage to Marie Elisabeth, daughter of John George I of Saxony, on February 21. The wedding couple join hands above an altar; above their hands is a burning heart, with the Holy Spirit depicted as a dove and the radiant Eye of God at the top; on either side, an angel on clouds / double coat-of-arms cartouche, surrounded by a double

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SCHLESWIG-HOLS

2407 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN-SCHAUENBURG. Ernst III, 1601–1622. Double Reichstaler, 57 mm in diameter (58.36 g). Undated, Altona. Dav. 472. Lange 831a var. Weinmeister 97. RR! Very rare! Attractive patina, with a tiny collector’s mark on the edge, very fine—excellent. Provenance: From an old collection with a slip of paper.

Estimation

€2,000 - 2,500

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SCHWARZBURG -

2408 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SCHWARZBURG - RUDOLSTADT. Friedrich Günther, 1807–1867. Convention Taler, ø 40 mm (27.96 g). 1812 L, Saalfeld. Master of the Mint Georg Christoph Löwel. Thun 391. Dav. 912. AKS 1. J. 32. Kahnt 533a. Very Fine. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying label.

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SCHWARZBURG-RU

2409 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SCHWARZBURG-RUDOLSTADT. Friedrich Günther, 1807–1867. Association Thaler, 33 mm in diameter (18.50 g). 1866, Munich. Thun 397. Dav. 918. AKS 13. J. 56. Kahnt 537. Iridescent sheen, excellent condition. Provenance: From an old collection.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SCHWARZBURG-RU

2410 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SCHWARZBURG-RUDOLSTADT. Albert, 1867–1869. Vereinstaler, 33 mm in diameter (18.52 g). 1867, Munich. Thun 398. Dav. 919. AKS 32. J. 57. Kahnt 540. Iridescent sheen, excellent condition. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying slip.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SCHWARZBURG -

2411 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SCHWARZBURG - SONDERSHAUSEN. Joint Issues 1601–1623. Reichstaler, 41 mm in diameter (28.96 g). 1606 G, Erfurt. So-called “St. Martin Taler.” Mzm. Florian Gruber. Fischer 182b var. Dav. 7678. R! Attractive patina, very fine. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying slip.

Estimation

€320 - 400

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SOLMS - LICH -

2412 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. SOLMS - LICH - HOHENSOLMS. Ludwig, 1668–1707. 60 Kreuzer (Gulden), 38 mm in diameter (17.00 g). Undated, Hohensolms. With a countermark of the Franconian Circle on the obverse: 60.N above the intertwined monogram FC. Joseph 292, note Dav. 987 (there without countermark) RR! Extremely rare! Coin: Slight blank defect, very fine; countermark: very fine – excellent. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying slip.

Estimation

€200 - 250

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. STOLBERG, Coun

2413 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. STOLBERG, County. Ludwig II of Königstein and Rochefort, 1535–1574. Taler, 41 mm in diameter (28.88 g). 1546, Nördlingen. Bearing the title of Emperor Charles V. Friederich 380. Cat. No. 9866. Attractive specimen! Fine patina, excellent condition. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying label.

Estimation

€280 - 350

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. STOLBERG-WERNI

2414 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. STOLBERG-WERNIGERODE. Ludwig Christian of Wernigerode, 1672–1710. Pewter medal, 71 mm in diameter (120.15 g). 1749 by J. Thiebaud. On the death of his wife Christina, née Duchess of Mecklenburg. Bust with widow’s veil and ermine draped over the shoulders, viewed almost from the front; below, signature / 18 lines of text between a star and a rosette. Smooth edge. approx. 70 mm. Frieder. 1394 (listed there in silver) RR! Extremely rare! Fine patina, sligh

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. STOLBERG-WERNI

2415 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. STOLBERG-WERNIGERODE. Christian Ernst, 1710–1771. Reichstaler, ø 42 mm (29.22 g). 1760 IBH, Zellerfeld. Commemorating his 50th anniversary on the throne. Mzm. Johann Benjamin Hecht. Dav. 2792. Friederich 1413. Slightly worn, minor edge flaws, very fine.

Estimation

€240 - 300

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. ULM, City. Rei

2416 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. ULM, City. Reichstaler, ø 40 mm, 1624, Ulm. Bearing the title of Emperor Ferdinand II. Mint Master F. P. Kling. Dav. 5903. Nau 97. Magnificent patina, heavy edge wear, excellent mint luster. Provenance: From the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988).

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. ULM, City. Gul

2417 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. ULM, City. Guldenklippe (based on the Leipzig standard) ø 26 mm (14.39 g). 1704, Ulm. Struck during the siege and capture of the city by imperial troops in the War of the Spanish Succession. Nau 156b/a. Binder 140. Wurster Collection 2035. Br.-Mansf. T. Tf. 26, 6 Häberle 83f. R! Very rare variant! Struck in a diamond-shaped orientation! Rounded, nearly mint. Provenance: Castenholz Collection, Ulm, Part 3. Ex. WAG A75 (2015), Lot 3462. NGC grading with a ra

Estimation

€100 - 125

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. ULM, City. Gul

2418 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. ULM, City. Guldenklippe (based on the Leipzig standard) ø 28 mm (14.66 g). 1704, Ulm. Struck during the siege and capture of the city by imperial troops in the War of the Spanish Succession. Nau 156b/a. Binder 140. Wurster Collection 2035. Br.-Mansf. T. Tf. 26, 6 Häberle 83f. Strong coloration, very fine. Provenance: Castenholz Collection, Ulm, Part 3. + Standard-taxed goods / standard taxation.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. ULM, City. Gul

2419 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. ULM, City. Guldenklippe (based on the Leipzig standard) ø 29 mm (14.47 g). 1704, Ulm. Minted during the siege and capture of the city by imperial troops in the War of the Spanish Succession. Nau 156b/a. Binder 140. Wurster Collection 2035. Br.-Mansf. T. 26, 6. Slightly faint strike, very fine. During the occupation, the Marquis de Blainville had granted permission to mint coins—including this klippe—using money taken from the coffers of churches and cit

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. ULM, City. Sil

2420 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. ULM, City. Silver copy of the ducat, ø 21 mm (2.75 g). 1730, Augsburg. Commemorating the 200th anniversary of the Augsburg Confession. Mint mark: “two horseshoes” (minted by Johann Christian Holeisen). Nau 229a. Fr. cf. 3489. Whiting Collection 453. Attractive patina, excellent condition—mint state. Provenance: Castenholz Collection, Ulm, Part 3. Acquired from the inventory list of Wolfgang Rittig, Schwelm, in 2013. + Standard-taxed goods / standard tax

Estimation

€40 - 50

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. WALDECK AND PY

2421 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. WALDECK AND PYRMONT. Georg Viktor, 1845 / 1852–1893. Vereinstaler, ø 33 mm (18.50 g). 1859, Munich. Thun 410. Dav. 929. AKS 45. J. 45. Kahnt 551. Magnificent patina, excellent condition. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying slip.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. KINGDOM OF WES

2422 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. KINGDOM OF WESTPHALIA. Hieronymus Napoléon, 1807–1813. Exploitation Convention Taler, ø 38 mm (27.96 g). 1811 C, Kassel. Large head. Thun 414. Kahnt 562. AKS 24. Dav. 934. J. 19. Müseler 75/2. Slight scratches, very fine. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying slip.

Estimation

€160 - 200

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. KINGDOM OF WES

2423 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. KINGDOM OF WESTPHALIA. Hieronymus Napoléon, 1807–1813. 2/3 taler (gulden), ø 32 mm (13.10 g). 1811 C, Kassel. Kahnt 557. AKS 25. J. 17. Attractive patina, nearly excellent / excellent. Provenance: From an old collection with a slip of paper.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. WOLFSTEIN, Cou

2424 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. WOLFSTEIN, County. Christian Albrecht, 1693–1740. Silver strike from the ducat dies, ø 23 mm (2.49 g). 1719, Nuremberg. Commemorating the founding of the castle church in Obersulzbürg. Kull in MBNG XXIV, 1905, 5 RR! Very rare! Magnificent patina, excellent—uncirculated luster. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying slip.

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. WÜRTTEMBERG. K

2425 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. WÜRTTEMBERG. Karl Eugen, 1744–1793. 1/6 taler, ø 26 mm (3.98 g). 1758 R, Stuttgart. Minted for foreign payments. So-called “war money.” 2nd type (with monogram). Klein / Raff 352. Ebner 109. Rare! Tiny blanks, very fine–excellent. Provenance: From an old collection with a slip of paper.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. WÜRTTEMBERG. F

2426 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. WÜRTTEMBERG. Friedrich Eugen, 1795–1797. Convention Thaler, 40 mm in diameter (27.96 g). 1795, Stuttgart. Commemorating the 300th anniversary of the Duchy of Württemberg. With leaf burn mark. Klein/Raff 460.1a. Dav. 2873. Very Fine–Excellent. Provenance: From an old collection with a backing slip.

Estimation

€320 - 400

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. WÜRTTEMBERG. W

2427 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. WÜRTTEMBERG. Wilhelm I, 1816–1864. Kronentaler, ø 39 mm (29.39 g). 1827, Stuttgart. Thun 434. Dav. 954. Klein/Raff 63.3b. J. 55. Kahnt 586 j. Fine patina, tiny scratches and edge defects, excellent / excellent—mint luster. Provenance: From an old collection.

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. WÜRTTEMBERG. W

2428 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. WÜRTTEMBERG. William I, 1816–1864. Double taler (2 association talers at 3 1/2 guilders) ø 41 mm (36.96 g). 1840, Stuttgart. Thun 436. Dav. 956. AKS 62. J. 71. Kahnt 590. Very fine.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. WÜRTTEMBERG. W

2429 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. WÜRTTEMBERG. William I, 1816–1864. Silver medal (35.57 g). 1841, by H. F. Brandt. Commemorating the 25th anniversary of his reign. Head facing right; in the neck section, the signature / Clio with a scroll and Wirtembergia with the constitutional charter opposite, with a Doric column topped by a crown between them. Smooth edge. Approx. 41.5 mm. Klein/Raff 140a. Wurster Collection 766. Ebner 477. R! Rare! Magnificent patina, tiny scratches, excellent mint

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. WÜRTTEMBERG. W

2430 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. WÜRTTEMBERG. William I, 1816–1864. Double taler (2 association talers at 3 1/2 guilders) ø 41 mm (37.11 g). 1843, Stuttgart. Thun 436. Dav. 956. AKS 62. J. 71. Kahnt 590. Fine patina, nearly excellent / excellent. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying slip.

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. WÜRTTEMBERG. K

2431 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. WÜRTTEMBERG. Karl, 1864–1891. Vereinstaler, 33 mm in diameter (18.49 g). 1867, Stuttgart. Thun 440. Dav. 960. AKS 126. J. 85a. Kahnt 592. Subtle patina, excellent / excellent—mint luster. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying slip.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. WÜRZBURG, DIOC

2432 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. WÜRZBURG, DIOCESE. Adam Friedrich von Seinsheim, 1755–1779. Convention Taler, ø 41 mm (27.82 g). 1765 W, Würzburg. Master of the Mint J. N. Martinengo and Mint Master F. H. Pranghe. Helmschrott 751. Dav. 2898 B. Attractive patina, very fine. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988).

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. ANHALT. Fr

2433 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. ANHALT. Frederick II, 1904–1918. 5 Mark, ø 38 mm (27.77 g). 1914 A, Berlin. In honor of the Silver Wedding Anniversary. Year 25. Issue in Proof: Only 1,000 copies. A showpiece in the finest condition. Fine patina, proof finish. Provenance: From a private collection. NGC graded PF 66 ULTRA CAMEO Top Pop! The highest-graded specimen by NGC (8218770-002 PF 66 ULTRA CAMEO).

Estimation

€600 - 750

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. ANHALT. Fr

2434 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. ANHALT. Frederick II, 1904–1918. 5 Mark, ø 38 mm (27.75 g). 1914 A, Berlin. In honor of the Silver Wedding Anniversary. Year 25. Mintage: 30,000 pieces. Fine patina, slight scratches, very fine condition.

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAD

2435 - GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BADEN. Frederick I, 1856–1907. 5 marks, ø 38 mm (27.54 g). 1888 G, Karlsruhe. Year 27. R! Rare year! Hair slightly re-engraved, very fine.

Estimation

€240 - 300

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BADEN. Fre

2436 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BADEN. Frederick II, 1907–1918. 2 Mark, ø 28 mm (11.10 g). 1911 G, Karlsruhe. Year 38. Very Fine / Very Fine – Proof-like.

Estimation

€100 - 125

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BADEN. Fre

2437 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BADEN. Frederick II, 1907–1918. 5 Mark, ø 38 mm (27.72 g). 1913 G, Karlsruhe. Year 40. Very rare in this condition! Attractive specimen! Proof. NGC graded PF 62.

Estimation

€320 - 400

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. L

2438 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. Ludwig II, 1864–1886. 5 Mark, 38 mm in diameter (27.71 g). 1875 D, Munich. Year 42. Fine patina, nearly excellent. Provenance: From a private Bavarian collection.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. L

2439 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. Ludwig II, 1864–1886. 2 Mark, ø 28 mm (11.11 g). 1883 D, Munich. Year 41. Rare year of issue. Magnificent iridescent patina, minimally worn, otherwise excellent.

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. O

2440 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. Otto II, 1886–1913. 2 Mark, ø 28 mm (10.98 g). 1888 D, Munich. Year 41. Slightly worn, very fine–excellent. Provenance: From a private Bavarian collection.

Estimation

€200 - 250

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. O

2441 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. Otto II, 1886–1913. 5 Mark, ø 38 mm (27.58 g). 1896 D, Munich. Year 46. Rare year. Very fine. Provenance: From a private Bavarian collection.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. O

2442 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. Otto II, 1886–1913. 5 Mark, ø 38 mm (27.72 g). 1899 D, Munich. Year 46. Subtle patina, excellent / excellent—mint luster. Provenance: From a private Bavarian collection.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAV

2443 - GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. Otto II, 1886–1913. 2 Mark, ø 28 mm (11.11 g). 1900 D, Munich. Year 45. Beautiful patina, tiny contact marks, nearly mint condition. Provenance: From a private Bavarian collection.

Estimation

€60 - 75

GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. IMPERIAL SILVER COINS. B

2444 - GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. IMPERIAL SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. Otto II, 1886–1913. 2 Mark, ø 28 mm (11.08 g). 1901 D, Munich. Year 45. A cabinet piece in the finest condition. Magnificent patina, proof finish. Provenance: From a private collection. NGC graded PF 66+ Top Pop! The highest-graded specimen by NGC (8218770-003 PF 66+).

Estimation

€200 - 250

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. O

2445 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. Otto II, 1886–1913. 3 Mark, ø 33 mm (16.68 g). 1908 D, Munich. Year 47. Proof. Provenance: From a private Bavarian collection.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. O

2446 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. Otto II, 1886–1913. 2 Mark, ø 28 mm (11.11 g). 1913 D, Munich. Rarer year. Fine patina, excellent—mint luster. Provenance: From a private Bavarian collection.

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. O

2447 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. Otto II, 1886–1913. 5 Mark, ø 38 mm (27.76 g). 1913 D, Munich. Year 46. Subtle patina, slightly lustrous fields, excellent—uncirculated. Provenance: From a private Bavarian collection.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. L

2448 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. Luitpold, Prince Regent, 1886–1912. 5 Mark, 38 mm diameter (27.72 g). 1911 D, Munich. Commemorating his 90th birthday and the 25th anniversary of his regency. Year 50. Iridescent patina, tiny contact marks, nearly proof-like.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. L

2449 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. Luitpold, Prince Regent, 1886–1912. 5 Mark, ø 38 mm (27.72 g). 1911 D, Munich. Commemorating his 90th birthday and the 25th anniversary of his regency. Year 50. Fine patina, tiny contact marks, nearly mint condition. Provenance: From a private Bavarian collection.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. L

2450 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. Ludwig III, 1913–1918. 5 Mark, ø 38 mm (27.78 g). 1914 D, Munich. Year 53. Tiny scratches, excellent—mirror finish from a proof die. Provenance: From a private Bavarian collection.

Estimation

€160 - 200

GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAV

2451 - GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. Ludwig III, 1913–1918. 5 Mark, ø 38 mm (27.75 g). 1914 D, Munich. Year 53. Excellent condition from the first strike.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. L

2452 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. Ludwig III, 1913–1918. 3 Mark, ø 33 mm (16.64 g). 1918 D, Munich. In Celebration of the Golden Wedding Anniversary. Year 54. RR! Very rare! Magnificent specimen! Excellent – proof-like / excellent. Provenance: From a private Bavarian collection. Includes a copy of the appraisal by E. Paproth. Due to wartime shortages in the silver market, only about 130 of these commemorative coins were minted to mark the Golden Wedding Anniversary of the B

Estimation

€20,000 - 25,000

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BRAUNSCHWE

2453 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BRAUNSCHWEIG. Ernst August, 1913–1918. 5 Mark, ø 38 mm (27.71 g). 1915 A, Berlin. Commemorating his accession to the throne and his marriage to Victoria Luise of Prussia. With "Lüneburg." Year 58. Attractive patina, almost excellent.

Estimation

€200 - 250

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BREMEN. Fr

2454 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BREMEN. Free and Hanseatic City. 5 Mark, ø 38 mm (27.77 g). 1906 J, Hamburg. Year 60. Mintage: 40,846 pieces. Mint State.

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. HAMBURG. F

2455 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. HAMBURG. Free and Hanseatic City. 3 Mark, ø 33 mm (16.57 g). 1911 J, Hamburg. J. 64. A cabinet piece in the finest condition. Proof. Provenance: From a private collection. NGC graded PF 67 CAMEO Top Pop! The highest-graded specimen by NGC (8218932-014 PF 67 CAMEO).

Estimation

€400 - 500

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. HESSE. Lud

2456 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. HESSE. Ludwig IV, 1877–1892. 2 Mark, ø 28 mm (10.92 g). 1891 A, Berlin. Year 70. Mintage: 62,650 pieces. Iridescent patina, rare and very fine.

Estimation

€200 - 250

GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. HES

2457 - GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. HESSEN. Ludwig IV, 1877–1892. 5 Mark, ø 38 mm (27.69 g). 1891 A, Berlin. Very Fine.

Estimation

€240 - 300

GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. HES

2458 - GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. HESSE. Ernst Ludwig, 1892–1918. 2 Mark, ø 28 mm (10.98 g). 1895 A, Berlin. Year 72. Mintage: 53,700 pieces. Attractive patina, rare, very fine.

Estimation

€100 - 125

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. HESSEN. Er

2459 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. HESSEN. Ernst Ludwig, 1892–1918. 5 Mark, ø 38 mm (27.72 g). 1904 (A), Berlin. Commemorating the 400th anniversary of the birth of Philip the Magnanimous. Year 75. Beautiful patina, tiny contact marks, excellent / excellent – mint luster.

Estimation

€100 - 125

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. HESSEN. Er

2460 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. HESSEN. Ernst Ludwig, 1892–1918. 3 Mark, ø 33 mm (16.65 g). 1910 A, Berlin. J. 76. Excellent.

Estimation

€60 - 75

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. LIPPE (-De

2461 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. LIPPE (-Detmold). Leopold IV, 1905–1918. 2 Mark, ø 28 mm (11.08 g). 1906 A, Berlin. J. 78. Magnificent patina, excellent / excellent—mint luster.

Estimation

€160 - 200

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. LIPPE (-De

2462 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. LIPPE (-Detmold). Leopold IV, 1905–1918. 3 Mark, ø 33 mm (16.63 g). 1913 A, Berlin. J. 79. Attractive patina, excellent condition.

Estimation

€160 - 200

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. LÜBECK. Fr

2463 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. LÜBECK. Free and Hanseatic City. 2 Mark, ø 28 mm (11.10 g). 1901 A, Berlin. Year 80. Mintage: 25,000. Attractive patina, very fine.

Estimation

€160 - 200

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. LÜBECK. Fr

2464 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. LÜBECK. Free and Hanseatic City. 2 Mark, ø 28 mm (11.09 g). 1904 A, Berlin. J. 81. Mintage in Proof: 200 pieces. Extremely rare in this condition! Magnificent patina, proof finish. Provenance: From a private collection. A showpiece in the finest condition. Graded by NGC as PF 66 Top Pop! The highest-graded specimen by NGC (8218932-004 PF 66).

Estimation

€400 - 500

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. LÜBECK. Fr

2465 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. LÜBECK. Free and Hanseatic City. 3 Mark, ø 33 mm (16.63 g). 1911 A, Berlin. J. 82. Proof.

Estimation

€160 - 200

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. LÜBECK. Fr

2466 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. LÜBECK. Free and Hanseatic City. 5 Mark, 38 mm diameter (27.73 g). 1913 A, Berlin. Year 83. R! Rare, especially in this condition. Magnificent specimen! Proof. NGC graded PF 65 CAMEO.

Estimation

€1,200 - 1,500

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. MECKLENBUR

2467 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. MECKLENBURG - SCHWERIN. Friedrich Franz IV, 1897–1918. 5 Mark, ø 38 mm (27.75 g). 1904 A, Berlin. Commemorating the wedding to Alexandra of Brunswick-Lüneburg. Year 87. Very Fine / Very Fine – proof luster.

Estimation

€100 - 125

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. MECKLENBUR

2468 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. MECKLENBURG - SCHWERIN. Friedrich Franz IV, 1897–1918. 5 Mark, ø 38 mm (27.75 g). 1915 A, Berlin. Commemorating the centennial of the Grand Duchy. Year 89. Mintage: 10,000 pieces. Very Fine – Excellent / Nearly Excellent.

Estimation

€200 - 250

GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. PRU

2469 - GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. PRUSSIA. Frederick III, 1888. 2 Mark, ø 28 mm (11.14 g). 1888 A, Berlin. J. 98. A cabinet piece in the finest condition. Finest proof. Provenance: From a private collection. Graded by NGC as PF 66 Top Pop! The highest-graded specimen by NGC (8218938-003 PF 66).

Estimation

€240 - 300

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. PRUSSIAN.

2470 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. PRUSSIAN. Wilhelm II, 1888–1918. 2 Mark, ø 28 mm (11.11 g). 1888 A, Berlin. No. 100. Very Fine – Excellent / Near Excellent.

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. PRUSSIA. W

2471 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. PRUSSIA. Wilhelm II, 1888–1918. 5 Mark, ø 38 mm (27.52 g). 1888 A, Berlin. J. 101. Very fine.

Estimation

€160 - 200

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. PRUSSIA. W

2472 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. PRUSSIA. Wilhelm II, 1888–1918. 2 Mark, ø 28 mm (11.11 g). 1912 A, Berlin. J. 102. Beautiful patina, tiny scratches, excellent—uncirculated condition from a proof strike.

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. PRUSSIA. W

2473 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. PRUSSIA. Wilhelm II, 1888–1918. 3 Mark, ø 33 mm (16.68 g). 1915 A, Berlin. Commemorating the centennial of the County of Mansfeld in Prussia. J. 115. Mintage: 30,000 copies. Fine patina, nearly proof-like.

Estimation

€320 - 400

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. PRUSSIA. W

2474 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. PRUSSIA. Wilhelm II, 1888–1918. 3 Mark, ø 33 mm (16.66 g). 1915 A, Berlin. Commemorating the centennial of the County of Mansfeld in Prussia. J. 115. Mintage: 30,000 pieces. Fine patina, excellent—uncirculated luster.

Estimation

€280 - 350

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. REUSS, OLD

2475 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. REUSS, OLDER LINE. Heinrich XXII, 1859–1902. 2 Mark, ø 28 mm (11.11 g). 1892 A, Berlin. J. 117. RR! Very rare in this condition! Magnificent specimen! Beautiful patina, proof finish. NGC graded PF 64.

Estimation

€800 - 1,000

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. REUSS, ELD

2476 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. REUSS, ELDER LINE. Heinrich XXII, 1859–1902. 2 Mark, ø 28 mm (11.11 g). 1899 A, Berlin. No. 118. Mintage in Proof: Only 120 copies. Extremely rare in this condition! Finest Proof. Provenance: From a private collection. A showpiece in the finest condition. NGC grading with a PF 66 CAMEO Top Pop rating! The highest-graded specimen by NGC (8218936-003 PF 66 CAMEO).

Estimation

€800 - 1,000

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. REUSS, YOU

2477 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. REUSS, YOUNGER BRANCH. Heinrich XIV, 1867–1913. 2 Mark, ø 33 mm (11.04 g). 1884 A, Berlin. J. 120. Minor scratches, very fine.

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAX

2478 - GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY. Albert, 1873–1902. 5 Mark, ø 37 mm (27.83 g). 1902 E, Muldenhütten. Issued upon his death. J. 128. Magnificent specimen. NGC graded MS 64. Beautiful patina, tiny contact marks, mint luster.

Estimation

€200 - 250

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY. Al

2479 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY. Albert, 1873–1902. 5 marks, 38 mm in diameter (27.79 g). 1902 E, Muldenhütten. On the death of the king. J. 128. Magnificent patina, excellent – mint luster.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY. Ge

2480 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY. Georg, 1902–1904. 5 Mark, ø 38 mm (27.79 g). 1904 E, Muldenhütten. On the King’s Death. J. 133. Magnificent patina, very fine.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAX

2481 - GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY. Frederick Augustus III, 1904–1918. 5 Mark, ø 38 mm (27.71 g). 1909 (E), Muldenhütten. Commemorating the 500th anniversary of the University of Leipzig. J. 139. Attractive patina, excellent—mint luster.

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY. Fr

2482 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY. Frederick Augustus III, 1904–1918. 5 Mark, ø 38 mm (27.77 g). 1909 (E), Muldenhütten. Commemorating the 500th anniversary of the University of Leipzig. J. 139. Fine patina, very fine condition.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAX

2483 - GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY-ALTENBURG. Ernst, 1853–1908. 5 Mark, 38 mm in diameter (27.75 g). 1903 A, Berlin. In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of his reign. No. 144. Mintage: 20,000. Slightly worn, in excellent condition.

Estimation

€160 - 200

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY-MEI

2484 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY-MEININGEN. George II, 1866–1914. 2 Mark, ø 28 mm (11.10 g). 1902 D, Munich. Variant with short beard. J. 151b. Very Fine – Excellent / Excellent.

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY-MEI

2485 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY-MEININGEN. George II, 1866–1914. 5 marks, ø 38 mm (27.79 g). 1902 D, Munich. Variant with short beard. J. 153b. Near Mint / Mint.

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAX

2486 - GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY-MEININGEN. George II, 1866–1914. 2 Mark, ø 28 mm (11.10 g). 1915 (D), Munich. Upon his death.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAX

2487 - GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY-MEININGEN. George II, 1866–1914. 3 Mark, ø 33 mm (16.65 g). 1915 (D), Munich. Upon his death.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY-WEI

2488 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY-WEIMAR-EISENACH. Wilhelm Ernst, 1901–1918. 5 Mark, 38 mm in diameter (27.76 g). 1903 A, Berlin. Commemorating the wedding to Caroline von Reuss. J. 159. Mintage: 24,000 pieces. Magnificent patina, excellent / excellent—mint luster.

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAX

2489 - GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY-WEIMAR-EISENACH. Wilhelm Ernst, 1901–1918. 5 Mark, ø 38 mm (27.77 g). 1908 (A), Berlin. Commemorating the 350th anniversary of the University of Jena. J. 161. Beautiful patina, nearly proof-like.

Estimation

€140 - 175

GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAX

2490 - GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY-WEIMAR-EISENACH. Wilhelm Ernst, 1901–1918. 5 Mark, ø 38 mm (27.71 g). 1908 (A), Berlin. Commemorating the 350th anniversary of the University of Jena. J. 161. Beautiful patina, excellent condition.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY-WEI

2491 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY-WEIMAR-EISENACH. Wilhelm Ernst, 1901–1918. 3 Mark, ø 33 mm (16.67 g). 1915 A, Berlin. Commemorating the centennial of the Grand Duchy. J. 163. Mintage in Proof: Only 200 copies. RR! Very rare in this condition! Finest Proof. Provenance: From a private collection. A showpiece in the finest condition. Graded by NGC as PF 67 CAMEO Top Pop! The highest-graded specimen by NGC (8218936-005 PF 67 CAMEO).

Estimation

€320 - 400

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY-WEI

2492 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SAXONY-WEIMAR-EISENACH. Wilhelm Ernst, 1901–1918. 3 Mark, ø 33 mm (16.67 g). 1915 A, Berlin. Commemorating the centennial of the Grand Duchy. J. 163. Tiny contact marks, otherwise excellent—mint luster.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SCH

2493 - GERMANY FROM 1871 ONWARD. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE. Georg, 1893–1911. 3 Mark, ø 33 mm (16.67 g). 1911 A, Berlin. On his death. J. 166. Fine patina, nearly proof-like.

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SCHAUMBURG

2494 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE. Georg, 1893–1911. 3 Mark, ø 33 mm (16.66 g). 1911 A, Berlin. On his death. J. 166. Fine patina, excellent—mint luster.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SCHWARZBUR

2495 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SCHWARZBURG-RUDOLSTADT. Günther, 1890–1918. 2 Mark, ø 28 mm (11.10 g). 1898 A, Berlin. J. 167. Very Fine – Mint Condition.

Estimation

€160 - 200

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SCHWARZBUR

2496 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SCHWARZBURG-SONDERSHAUSEN. Karl Günther, 1880–1909. 2 Mark, ø 28 mm (11.10 g). 1896 A, Berlin. J. 168. Fine patina, nearly excellent.

Estimation

€160 - 200

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SCHWARZBUR

2497 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. SCHWARZBURG-SONDERSHAUSEN. Karl Günther, 1880–1909. 2 Mark, 28 mm in diameter (11.11 g). 1905 (A), Berlin. Commemorating the 25th anniversary of his reign. J. 169a. Fine patina, nearly proof-like.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE GOLD COINS. BAVARIA. Lud

2498 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE GOLD COINS. BAVARIA. Ludwig II, 1864–1886. 10 Mark (3.93 g). 1872 D, Munich. J. 193. Gold! Attractive patina, very fine. Provenance: From a private Bavarian collection.

Estimation

€280 - 350

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE GOLD COINS. BAVARIA. Lud

2499 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE GOLD COINS. BAVARIA. Ludwig II, 1864–1886. 20 Mark, ø 22 mm (7.93 g). 1872 D, Munich. J. 194. Gold! Very fine–excellent / very fine. Provenance: From a private Bavarian collection.

Estimation

€640 - 800

GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE GOLD COINS. BAVARIA. Lud

2500 - GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE GOLD COINS. BAVARIA. Ludwig II, 1864–1886. 20 Mark, ø 23 mm (7.94 g). 1872 D, Munich. J. 194. Gold! Very fine condition. For investment gold as defined in § 25c, paragraph 2 of the German Value-Added Tax Act (UStG), the premium is only 15% of the surcharge.

Estimation

€600 - 750

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