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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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GERMANY FROM 1871. GERMAN COLONIES. GERMAN NEW GUI

2601 - GERMANY FROM 1871. GERMAN COLONIES. GERMAN NEW GUINEA. 1/2 Mark, 20 mm in diameter (2.78 g). 1894 A, Berlin. J. 704. Attractive coloration, almost excellent / very fine – excellent.

Estimation

€160 - 200

GERMANY FROM 1871. GERMAN COLONIES. GERMAN NEW GUI

2602 - GERMANY FROM 1871. GERMAN COLONIES. GERMAN NEW GUINEA. 1 Mark, 24 mm in diameter (5.52 g). 1894 A, Berlin. J. 705. Beautiful coloration, nearly excellent.

Estimation

€200 - 250

GERMANY FROM 1871. GERMAN COLONIES. GERMAN NEW GUI

2603 - GERMANY FROM 1871. GERMAN COLONIES. GERMAN NEW GUINEA. 2 Mark, 28 mm in diameter (11.10 g). 1894 A, Berlin. J. 706. Very fine – excellent / nearly excellent.

Estimation

€280 - 350

GERMANY FROM 1871. GERMAN COLONIES. GERMAN NEW GUI

2604 - GERMANY FROM 1871. GERMAN COLONIES. GERMAN NEW GUINEA. 5 Mark, ø 38 mm (27.72 g). 1894 A, Berlin. J. 707. Slightly worn, good to very fine.

Estimation

€640 - 800

GERMANY FROM 1871. GERMAN COLONIES. GERMAN NEW GUI

2605 - GERMANY FROM 1871. GERMAN COLONIES. GERMAN NEW GUINEA. 10 Mark, 19 mm in diameter (3.98 g). 1895 A, Berlin. Denomination and year in four lines, surrounded by a wreath; at the bottom, mint mark A / bird of paradise. Knurled edge. J. N 708. RR! Mintage: Only 2,000 copies. Magnificent specimen! Gold! Fine proof luster. NGC grading with a rating of MS 65 (8591237-001)!

Estimation

€24,000 - 30,000

GERMANY FROM 1871. GERMAN COLONIES. GERMAN NEW GUI

2606 - GERMANY FROM 1871. GERMAN COLONIES. GERMAN NEW GUINEA. 20 Mark, ø 22 mm (7.95 g). 1895 A, Berlin. Denomination and year in four lines, surrounded by a wreath; at the bottom, mint mark A / bird of paradise. Knurled edge. J. N 709. RR! Mintage: Only 1,500 copies. Magnificent specimen! Golden! Fine patina, tiny contact marks, excellent proof luster. Graded by NGC as MS 61 (8591235-001)!

Estimation

€28,000 - 35,000

GERMANY FROM 1871. GERMAN COLONIES. GERMAN EAST AF

2607 - GERMANY FROM 1871. GERMAN COLONIES. GERMAN EAST AFRICA. Rupee, ø 30 mm (11.66 g). 1890 (A), Berlin. J. 713. Beautiful coloration, excellent / nearly mint condition.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMANY FROM 1871. GERMAN COLONIES. GERMAN EAST AF

2608 - GERMANY FROM 1871. GERMAN COLONIES. GERMAN EAST AFRICA. 2 rupees, ø 35 mm (23.29 g). 1893 (A), Berlin. J. 714. Spotty tint, good to very fine.

Estimation

€200 - 250

GERMANY FROM 1871. GERMAN COLONIES. GERMAN EAST AF

2609 - GERMANY FROM 1871. GERMAN COLONIES. GERMAN EAST AFRICA. 20 Heller, ø 28 mm, 1916 T, Tabora. J. 725a. R! Rare, especially in this condition! Fine patina, typical lack of relief, tiny scratches, excellent. Provenance: Ex. Emporium Hamburg A72 (2014), Lot 2962. Sold at that time for 2,350 euros! PCGS grading with an AU 55 rating.

Estimation

€240 - 300

GERMANY FROM 1871. GERMAN COLONIES. GERMAN EAST AF

2610 - GERMANY FROM 1871. GERMAN COLONIES. GERMAN EAST AFRICA. 15 rupees, 22 mm diameter (7.34 g). 1916 T, Tabora. J. 728a. RR! Mintage: 6,395 copies. Gold! Edge minimally worked, very fine—excellent. Emergency issue during World War I, struck from gold from the Sekenke Mine at the behest of the German commander Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck.

Estimation

€2,000 - 2,500

GERMANY, FROM 1871. DANZIG. 10 Pfennig, 21 mm dia

2611 - GERMANY, FROM 1871. DANZIG. 10 Pfennig, 21 mm diameter (1.94 g). 1920. Large denomination. J. D1b. R! Graded by NGC as AU 58. Excellent.

Estimation

€280 - 350

GERMANY, FROM 1871. DANZIG. 2 guilders, 26 mm in

2612 - GERMANY, FROM 1871. DANZIG. 2 guilders, 26 mm in diameter (9.97 g). 1923, Utrecht. J. D 8. Attractive patina, tiny scratches, very fine–excellent. Provenance: From an old collection.

Estimation

€80 - 100

GERMANY, FROM 1871. DANZIG. 5 guilders, 35 mm in

2613 - GERMANY, FROM 1871. DANZIG. 5 guilders, 35 mm in diameter (24.96 g). 1923, Utrecht. St. Mary’s Church. J. D9. Very fine – excellent.

Estimation

€160 - 200

GERMANY FROM 1871. DANZIG. 25 guilders, 21 mm in

2614 - GERMANY FROM 1871. DANZIG. 25 guilders, 21 mm in diameter (7.94 g). 1923 (A), Berlin. J. D10. RR! Edition in PP: Only 800 copies. NGC grading with a PF 62 rating. Gold! Tiny scratches, proof finish.

Estimation

€4,800 - 6,000

GERMANY FROM 1871. DANZIG. 25 guilders, 21 mm in

2615 - GERMANY FROM 1871. DANZIG. 25 guilders, 21 mm in diameter (7.98 g). 1930 (A), Berlin. J. D11. Mintage: 4,000 pieces. NGC graded MS 63. Gold! Fine patina, tiny contact marks, nearly proof-like.

Estimation

€1,600 - 2,000

GERMANY, FROM 1871. DANZIG. 2 guilders, 26 mm in

2616 - GERMANY, FROM 1871. DANZIG. 2 guilders, 26 mm in diameter (10.05 g). 1932 (A), Berlin. Danzig cog. J. D16. Very fine.

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMANY FROM 1871. DANZIG. 5 guilders, 29 mm diam

2617 - GERMANY FROM 1871. DANZIG. 5 guilders, 29 mm diameter, 1932 (A), Berlin. Krantor. J. D18. NGC grading with the designation UNC DETAILS (CLEANED). Minimally cleaned, nearly mint.

Estimation

€600 - 750

GERMANY, FROM 1871. DANZIG. 5 guilders, 30 mm dia

2618 - GERMANY, FROM 1871. DANZIG. 5 guilders, 30 mm diameter, 1932 (A), Berlin. St. Mary's Church. J. D17. NGC grading with a rating of AU 58. Excellent.

Estimation

€600 - 750

GERMANY, FROM 1871. DANZIG. 5 guilders, 29 mm in

2619 - GERMANY, FROM 1871. DANZIG. 5 guilders, 29 mm in diameter (10.90 g). 1935 (A), Berlin. Danzig cog. J. D19. Tiny contact marks, nearly mint.

Estimation

€200 - 250

GERMANY, FROM 1871. DANZIG. 10 guilders, 34 mm di

2620 - GERMANY, FROM 1871. DANZIG. 10 guilders, 34 mm diameter, 1935 (A), Berlin. City Hall. J. D20. R! NGC grading with a rating of AU 58. Slight scratches, nearly proof.

Estimation

€800 - 1,000

GERMANY FROM 1871. WESTPHALIA. 5 Mark, 37 mm in d

2621 - GERMANY FROM 1871. WESTPHALIA. 5 Mark, 37 mm in diameter (19.06 g). 1921. State emergency currency. Baron vom Stein. Tombac, 38 mm. J. N 12. Mintage: 4,035 pieces. NGC graded MS 63. Subtle patina, nearly proof-like.

Estimation

€120 - 150

GERMANY, FROM 1871. WESTPHALIA. 1 trillion marks,

2622 - GERMANY, FROM 1871. WESTPHALIA. 1 trillion marks, 60 mm in diameter (84.27 g). 1923. Nickel silver, silver-plated. Baron vom Stein. J. N28. Very fine. Provenance: Ex. Künker A213 (2012), Lot 6277.

Estimation

€240 - 300

MEDALS. ANTIQUITY—RULERS AND CULTURE. ROMAN-GERMAN

2623 - MEDALS. ANTIQUITY—RULERS AND CULTURE. ROMAN-GERMAN EMPIRE. Charlemagne, 768–814. Silver medal (14.48 g). 1695, by Chr. Wermuth. A medal from the famous series by medalist Wermuth depicting significant rulers from antiquity to modern times. Antique-style bust facing right / 14 lines of text, with signature and date below. Smooth edge. Approx. 32 mm. Wohlfahrt—Magnificent patina, typical die errors, nearly proof-like luster.

Estimation

€120 - 150

MEDALS. ANTIQUITY—RULERS AND CULTURE. ROMAN-GERMAN

2624 - MEDALS. ANTIQUITY—RULERS AND CULTURE. ROMAN-GERMAN EMPIRE. Lothar I, 840–855. Silver medal (14.86 g). 1695, by Chr. Wermuth. A medal from the famous series by the medalist Wermuth featuring significant rulers from antiquity to modern times. Antiquized bust facing right / 18 lines of text, with signature and date below. Smooth edge. Approx. 32 mm. Wohlfahrt—Magnificent patina, typical die errors, nearly proof-like.

Estimation

€120 - 150

MEDALS. ANTIQUITY—RULERS AND CULTURE. ROMAN-GERMAN

2625 - MEDALS. ANTIQUITY—RULERS AND CULTURE. ROMAN-GERMAN EMPIRE. Otto II, 973–983. Silver medal (14.84 g). Undated, by Chr. Wermuth. A medal from the famous series by medalist Wermuth depicting significant rulers from antiquity to modern times. Antiquized bust facing right / 20 lines of text. Smooth edge. Approx. 32 mm. Wohlfahrt – Magnificent patina, nearly proof-like.

Estimation

€120 - 150

MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.41 g). 190

2626 - MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.41 g). 1905, by Karl Goetz. Depicting Emperor Ludwig IV of Bavaria, the Emperor seated on the throne, viewed from the front / helmet in a trefoil. Smooth edge. With edge mark: BAYER. HAUPTMÜNZAMT. 36 mm. Kienast 1. Matte finish. NGC graded MS 64 (Top Pop!). Attractive patina, excellent—like-new condition. The highest-graded specimen by NGC (8590432-001 MS 64)!

Estimation

€80 - 100

MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.55 g). 190

2627 - MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.55 g). 1905, by Karl Goetz. Depicting Emperor Ludwig IV of Bavaria. Emperor seated on the throne, viewed from the front / helmet in a trefoil. Smooth edge. With edge mark: BAYER. HAUPTMÜNZAMT. SILVER 900 f. 36 mm. Kienast 1. Matt finish. Attractive patina, excellent condition.

Estimation

€80 - 100

MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.54 g). 191

2628 - MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.54 g). 1918, by Karl Goetz. Commemorating the death of the German fighter pilot Manfred Freiherr von Richthofen, known as the “Red Baron.” Front view of a uniformed bust wearing the Pour le Mérite order / A mourning eagle in front of a memorial stone; on the right, the family coat of arms with a helmet; above it, an arrow piercing the number 80 (number of aerial victories). Smooth edge with edge mark: BAYER.HAUPTMÜNZAMT.FEINSILBER. 36.5 mm. Kienast

Estimation

€80 - 100

MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.69 g). 192

2629 - MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.69 g). 1923, by Karl Goetz. Commemorating the execution of the German patriot Albert Leo Schlageter by the French. Front view of Schlageter’s head above a laurel branch and a burning torch / depiction of the execution by a firing squad. Smooth edge with edge mark: BAYER.HAUPTMÜNZAMT.FEINSILBER. 36 mm. Kienast 300. Matte finish. Attractive patina, tiny scratches, excellent condition.

Estimation

€80 - 100

MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.38 g). 192

2630 - MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.38 g). 1928, by Karl Goetz. Commemorating the christening of the airship “LZ 127” on Count Zeppelin’s 90th birthday. Half-length portrait facing slightly to the right / children with balloons next to the family coat of arms with a helmet, with the Zeppelin in the background. Smooth edge with edge mark: BAYER. HAUPTMÜNZAMT. FEINSILBER. 36 mm. Kienast 408. Kaiser 478. Matte finish. Excellent condition.

Estimation

€80 - 100

MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.42 g). 193

2631 - MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.42 g). 1931, by K. Goetz. Commemorating the 100th birthday of German Postmaster General Heinrich von Stephan. Bust facing right; signature on the shoulder section / post rider facing right. With edge inscription: BAYER. HAUPTMÜNZAMT. FEINSILBER. 36 mm. Kienast 458. Matte finish. Attractive patina, excellent condition.

Estimation

€80 - 100

MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.71 g). 193

2632 - MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.71 g). 1933, by Karl Goetz. For Reconstruction. Two workers use a crane to lift a bust of an eagle onto a pedestal; at the bottom on either side is the signature / eleven lines of text, followed by a handshake with a sheaf of wheat and the year. Smooth edge with edge mark: BAYER. HAUPTMÜNZAMT. SILBER 900f. 36 mm. Kienast 289 Note. R! Matt finish. Attractive patina, excellent—like-new condition.

Estimation

€160 - 200

MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.50 g). 193

2633 - MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.50 g). 1936, by Karl Goetz. Commemorating the 150th anniversary of the death of Frederick the Great. Bust facing left; signature on the neck / cherub with flag and book, with the Prussian eagle above. Smooth edge with edge mark: BAYER. HAUPTMÜNZAMT. FEINSILBER. 36 mm. Kienast 512. Matte finish. Attractive patina, excellent condition.

Estimation

€80 - 100

MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.70 g). 193

2634 - MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.70 g). 1938, by Karl Goetz. In honor of the German Reich following the annexation of Austria. Enthroned male figure with a sword on his shoulder / Three coats of arms, surrounded by a wreath of coats of arms and a scroll. Smooth edge with edge mark: BAYER.HAUPTMÜNZAMT.FEINSILBER. 36 mm. Kienast 546. Matte finish. Attractive patina, excellent condition. Provenance: With accompanying slip.

Estimation

€200 - 250

MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.52 g). 193

2635 - MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.52 g). 1938, by Karl Goetz. Commemorating the annexation of Austria by the German Reich. Five hands raised above a map of Austria / an eagle surrounded by nine coats of arms. Smooth edge with edge mark: BAYER.HAUPTMÜNZAMT.FEINSILBER. 36 mm. Kienast 545. Matte finish. Slightly worn, tiny contact marks, nearly excellent.

Estimation

€120 - 150

empty

2636 - MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.46 g). 1939, by Karl Goetz. Commemorating the capture of Czestochowa by German troops. Miraculous Image of Czestochowa / Crowned eagle behind a swastika. Smooth edge with edge mark: BAYER HAUPTMÜNZAMT. SILVER 900f. 36 mm. Kienast 562. R! Matte finish. Attractive patina, excellent—as-minted condition. Provenance: With accompanying slip.

Estimation

€240 - 300

MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.88 g). 193

2637 - MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.88 g). 1939, by Karl Goetz. Commemorating the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia. An eagle with two coats of arms; a lion lying on the ground in front of it / a helmet and a spade above a map. Smooth edge with edge mark: BAYER. HAUPTMÜNZAMT. SILVER 900f. 36 mm. Kienast 553. Matte finish. Attractive patina, excellent—as-struck condition.

Estimation

€240 - 300

MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.78 g). 193

2638 - MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.78 g). 1939, by Karl Goetz. Commemorating the sinking of the British warship “Royal Oak” by U-47 near Scapa Flow. Front view of Lieutenant Commander Günter Prien in uniform, with his signature below / The sinking “Royal Oak,” with the sinking warship “Repulse” in the background. Smooth edge with edge mark: BAYER. HAUPTMÜNZAMT. SILVER 900f. 36 mm. Kienast 564. Matte finish. Attractive patina, excellent—like-new condition.

Estimation

€160 - 200

MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.81 g). 193

2639 - MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.81 g). 1939, by Karl Goetz. Commemorating the reintegration of Danzig into the German Reich. A soldier with a sword greets the city goddess of Danzig; at the bottom, the signature / a sailing ship above the crowned city coat of arms. Smooth edge with edge mark: BAYER.HAUPTMÜNZAMT.SILBER 900f. 36 mm. Kienast 561. Matte finish. Iridescent tint, almost mint condition.

Estimation

€160 - 200

MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.81 g). 193

2640 - MEDALS. GOETZ MEDALS. Silver medal (19.81 g). 1939, by Karl Goetz. Commemorating the annexation of the city of Memel to the German Reich. A standing knight of the order displays the city’s year of founding / Stylized harbor view. Smooth edge with edge mark: BAYER. HAUPTMÜNZAMT. SILVER 900f. 36 mm. Kienast 560. Matte finish. Iridescent tint, almost mint condition.

Estimation

€160 - 200

MEDALS. JUDAICA. HUNGARY—Budapest, city. Cast bron

2641 - MEDALS. JUDAICA. HUNGARY—Budapest, city. Cast bronze medal (226.00 g). Undated (1940), by István Örkényi Strasser. Medal of Honor from the OMZSA, the national Jewish relief organization, awarded to Rabbi Dr. László Scher. A suffering mother and child looking to the left / Inscription and the Tablets of the Law on a square OMZSA logo. Smooth edge. Approx. 77.5 mm. Slight signs of corrosion, edge slightly worked, tiny scratches and edge flaws, otherwise excellent condition. Rabbi Dr. Lász

Estimation

€120 - 150

MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko

2642 - MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko. Two-part silver medal, 48 mm in diameter (294.00 g). 1972, by Räsänen. Commemorating the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment in Stockholm. Consisting of two interlocking parts. First part: Woman with hair covering her face as a symbol of environmental impacts / Mother Earth in the form of a raised ellipse; second part: Mother Earth in an egg-shaped recess / a naked, crouching woman. Smooth edge with edge mark: “SPORR 999 S

Estimation

€240 - 300

MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko

2643 - MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko. Two-part silver medal, 70 mm in diameter (802.00 g). 1973, by Räsänen. Commemorating the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE) in Helsinki in 1973. 70 mm. 742 g fine silver. Hackl/Klose 55. Mintage: 500 copies (32nd copy). Nearly proof condition. Provenance: From the collection of numismatist Josef Hackl. When placed together, both inner sides fit precisely into one another; both parts form a single whole.

Estimation

€600 - 750

MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko

2644 - MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko. Two-part silver medal, ø 50 mm (254.00 g). 1973, by Räsänen. Commemorating the 75th anniversary of King Gustaf VI Adolf of Sweden as an archaeologist. Consisting of two interlocking parts. First part: Crowned head of the king with a jug / Half-face of the young prince; the left side is openwork; second part: two divided portrait halves, the left half in low relief and the right half in high relief / A voluptuous female torso symbolizing Mo

Estimation

€200 - 250

MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko

2645 - MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko. Three-part silver medal, 60 mm in diameter (398.00 g). 1974, by Räsänen. Commemorating the 455th anniversary of Leonardo da Vinci’s death. Consisting of 3 interlocking parts. First part: Multi-panel view of da Vinci’s face / human figure in the cosmos; middle part: Depiction of da Vinci’s inventions in a landscape / da Vinci’s concept of perspective; third part: human face, with a skull superimposed above it / a horseman looking bac

Estimation

€280 - 350

MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko

2646 - MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko. Three-part silver medal, 49 mm in diameter (249.00 g). 1975, by Räsänen. Commemorating the “International Women’s Year” 1975. Consisting of 3 interlocking parts. First part: Head of a woman from the Third World / Naked pregnant woman (recessed) as a symbol of motherhood and creation; small central part: the mother’s abdominal wall / fetus (raised); third part: image from the reverse side of the first part with an engraved fetus in t

Estimation

€200 - 250

MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko

2647 - MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko. Two-part silver medal, 60 mm in diameter (356.00 g). 1976, by Räsänen. Dedicated to Carl Gustav Mannerheim on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of Finnish independence in 1977. Consists of two matching parts. First part: A bust of Mannerheim in uniform facing left, with horsemen and a plenary hall in the background / An anonymous face of war; second part: Face of Peace / Three Indian elephants with riders, symbolizing Mannerheim as an ex

Estimation

€320 - 400

MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko

2648 - MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko. Three-part silver medal, 60 mm in diameter (561.00 g). 1977, by Räsänen. Depicting Michelangelo. Consisting of 3 interlocking parts. First part: Michelangelo’s head / a nude male figure entwined around a cross; Middle part: A nude male figure (Michelangelo), surrounded by flames, carving a block of marble into a work of art / A nude Michelangelo, lying on his back, painting the ceiling frescoes in the Sistine Chapel; third part: Abstract

Estimation

€480 - 600

MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko

2649 - MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko. Silver medal (73.64 g). 1978, by Räsänen. Commemorating the 150th anniversary of Henry Dunant’s birth. 45 mm. 68 g fine silver. Hackl/Klose 88. Mintage: 3,500 copies. In case. Nearly mint condition. Provenance: From the collection of numismatist Josef Hackl.

Estimation

€60 - 75

MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko

2650 - MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko. Silver medal (356.00g). 1982, by Räsänen. Trial medal. Commemorating the 350th anniversary of the Battle of Alte Veste near Fürth. Large bust of Swedish King Gustav Adolf II facing left; to the right of it, battle scenes and biographical details / Large head of Imperial General Albrecht von Wallenstein facing forward; to the right of it, nine lines of text; signature on the left edge. Smooth edge with edge marks: “PROV” “SPORR 925 V8

Estimation

€280 - 350

MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko

2651 - MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko. Silver medal (67.48 g). 1982, by Räsänen. Proof. Commemorating the 350th anniversary of the Battle of Alte Veste near Fürth. Smooth edge with edge marks: "PROV" "SPORR 925 V8." 40 mm. 68 g fine silver.

Estimation

€60 - 75

MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko

2652 - MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko. Two-part silver medal, 50 mm in diameter (180.00 g). 1996, by Räsänen. Commemorating the 525th birthday of Albrecht Dürer. Consisting of two interlocking parts. First part: Dürer with long hair / Adam raised and Eve recessed; Second part: Adam recessed and Eve raised / Depictions featuring paintings by famous contemporaries of the artist. Smooth edge with edge mark: "999 MEDAILLEN KUNST." Approx. 50 mm. 180 g fine silver. Hackl/Klose 167

Estimation

€160 - 200

MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko

2653 - MEDALS. MODERN ART MEDALS. FINLAND. Räsänen, Kauko. Silver medal (468.00g). 2000, by Räsänen. In honor of Josef Hackl’s 70th birthday. Large head viewed from the front, surrounded by figures from his field of interest / St. Eligius, surrounded by medals from his oeuvre. Smooth edge with edge marks: “3” “SPORR 925 Y8”. Approx. 80 mm. 433 g fine silver. Hackl/Klose 178. RRR! Mintage: Only five copies. In a case. Nearly proof-like. Provenance: From the collection of numismatist Jose

Estimation

€400 - 500

MEDALS. SHOOTING BADGES AND MEDALS. ULM, City. Cli

2654 - MEDALS. SHOOTING BADGES AND MEDALS. ULM, City. Cliff-shaped silver medal (18.33 g). 1907, by Miller (unsigned). Commemorating the 21st Württemberg State Shooting Competition. A female figure gathering fruit against a cityscape / a banner on oak leaves above a double coat of arms. Smooth edge with “990” hallmark. 31.1 x 31.3 mm. Nau 278. Peltzer Collection – Wurster Collection 2092. Matte finish. Excellent condition – mint-like. Provenance: Castenholz Collection, Ulm, Part 3. + Standar

Estimation

€80 - 100

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