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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. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2001 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Prague Groschen, 27 mm in diameter (2.69 g). Undated (of Bohemian King Wenceslaus III (IV), 1378–1419), Kuttenberg. With countermark from Eichstätt (acorn). Cahn–Krusy E 1, 1. RR! Extremely rare! Coin: Small crack from a blankshot on the edge, fine–very fine; countermark: very fine. Provenance: Eichstätt Bishopric collection. Acquired from the Johannes Diller Numismatic Shop in 2009.

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200 - 250 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2002 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Emperor Henry III, 1039–1056. Denarius, 19 mm in diameter (1.13 g). Undated +(...)RIC(... ) Crowned bust / building without inscription. Dbg. 1200. RR! Extremely rare! Severe lack of definition and traces of corrosion; otherwise fine–very fine. Provenance: Collection of the Eichstätt Bishopric. Ex. Künker A305 (2018), Lot 3559. Dannenberg attributes this coin type to an unknown mint but confirms its relationship to the Eichstätt typ

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120 - 150 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2003 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Gabriel von Eyb, 1496–1535. Single-sided copper token, 25 mm in diameter (2.08 g). Undated; mint mark not confirmed. The upper part of a crozier pointing to the right between the letters G. and F. Cahn, p. 71, note. RRR! Extremely rare! Very fine. Provenance: Collection of the Prince-Bishopric of Eichstätt. Acquired from the Johannes Diller Numismatic Shop in 2012. The attribution to Eichstätt, as well as the attribution of a minting u

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200 - 250 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UNTIL 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2004 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UNTIL 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Conrad von Gremmingen, 1592–1612. Reichstaler, 40 mm in diameter (28.81 g). 1606, Nuremberg. Mint Master Paulus Dietherr. Chapter coat of arms above the collegiate and family coats of arms; below, the year / St. Willibald enthroned with a crozier and a book. Cahn 44. Dav. 5229. RR! Mintage: Only 999 specimens struck. Barely visible handle mark?, slightly cleaned, tiny blankside defect on the edge, very fine. Provenance: Eichstätt

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2000 - 2.500 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2005 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Christoph von Westerstetten, 1612–1637. Half-Batzen (2 Kreuzer), 19 mm in diameter (1.06 g). LOT. 1x undated (1623), Type I and Subtype i. (Cahn 83) in ss (small crack from the blank on the edge), 1x 1624, Type I and Subtype t. (Cahn 94) in ss+ (small edge chip) and 1x 1624 Type I and Subtype u. (Cahn 95) in ss (tiny edge chip) R! 3 pieces. Rare! Various states of preservation. Provenance: Eichstätt Bishopric Collection. Sold

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80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2006 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Christoph von Westerstetten, 1612–1637. Kipper copper Kreuzer, 16 mm diameter, undated (1621/1622). LOT. 1x Type II (Cahn 101) in ss (small Z at the end, weak strike) and 1x Type IV (Cahn 103) in ss (small die defect on the edge). Cahn 101. 2 pieces. RR! Very rare! Various conditions. Provenance: Collection of the Prince-Bishopric of Eichstätt. Ex. WAG 45 (2007), Lot 4354 (1st coin). Sold as is, no return.

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80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2007 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Christoph von Westerstetten, 1612–1637. Kipper copper 1/2 Kreuzer (one side) ø 13 mm (0.78 g). Undated (1621/1622). Upper part of a crozier pointing to the right, with a cross to its right. Cahn 106 var. RRR! Extremely rare! Slight edge wear?, very fine. Provenance: Collection of the Prince-Bishopric of Eichstätt. Acquired from the Johannes Diller Numismatic Shop in 2009.

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200 - 250 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2008 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Christoph von Westerstetten, 1612–1637. Halbbatzen (2 Kreuzer), 18 mm in diameter (1.12 g). Undated (1623). Type I, subtype h. Cahn 81. Attractive specimen! Fine patina, scarce blank, excellent—like-new condition. Provenance: Eichstätt Bishopric Collection.

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60 - 75 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2009 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Christoph von Westerstetten, 1612–1637. Half-Batzen (2 Kreuzer), ø 18 mm (1.01 g). Undated (1623). Type I, subtype b var. Cahn 75 var. Attractive specimen! Magnificent iridescent sheen, excellent—as fresh as when minted. Provenance: Eichstätt Bishopric Collection.

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60 - 75 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2010 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Christoph von Westerstetten, 1612–1637. Half-Batzen (2 Kreuzer), 19 mm in diameter (0.92 g). 1623. Type I and Subtype L. Cahn 85. Rare! Fine patina, excellent condition. Provenance: Eichstätt Bishopric Collection.

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60 - 75 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2011 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Christoph von Westerstetten, 1612–1637. Half-Batzen (2 Kreuzer), diameter 19 mm (1.18 g). 1623. Type I and subtype n. Cahn 88. Rare! Fine patina, excellent—mint luster. Provenance: Eichstätt Bishopric Collection.

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60 - 75 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2012 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Christoph von Westerstetten, 1612–1637. 1/2 Kreuzer, 14 mm in diameter (0.36 g). 1623. Type I. Cahn 107. RR! Very rare! Slight edge chips, tiny crease, very fine–excellent. Provenance: Eichstätt Bishopric Collection. From the Leipzig numismatic dealer Heidrun Höhn, catalog A103 (2024), lot 2518.

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120 - 150 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2013 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Christoph von Westerstetten, 1612–1637. Half-Batzen (2 Kreuzer), 19 mm in diameter (1.06 g). 1624. Type I and subtype t var. Variant with three dots (pearls?) beneath the coat of arms (presumably unpublished). Cahn 94 var. R! Rare! Small casting defect on the edge, very fine–excellent. Provenance: Collection of the Prince-Bishopric of Eichstätt. Ex. Hirsch A285 (2012), Lot 3508 (lot).

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60 - 75 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2014 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Christoph von Westerstetten, 1612–1637. Kreuzer, 16 mm in diameter (0.60 g). 1628 “Hufeisen,” Augsburg. Master of the Mint B. Holeisen. Cahn 105. Forster 413. RR! Extremely rare! Traces of plating, tiny blanks flaws on the edge, very fine–excellent.

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160 - 200 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2015 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Christoph von Westerstetten, 1612–1637. Gold guilder, ø 23 mm (3.22 g). 1633, mint mark not confirmed. Double coat-of-arms cartouche of the diocese and the von Westerstetten family, with an unexplained monogram below / St. Willibald standing with a crozier behind the cathedral chapter’s coat of arms, with the year divided in the field (straight lines). Cahn 52. Fr. 903. RR! Very rare! Gold! Slightly cleaned, minimally wavy, s

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2400 - 3.000 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UNTIL 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2016 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UNTIL 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Christoph von Westerstetten, 1612–1637. Single-sided copper token, ø 20 mm (1.42 g). 1634, mint mark not confirmed. Octagonal. Within a highly oval corded circle, the upper part of a crozier pointing to the left between a split year date. Cahn - Gebert - RRR! Extremely rare! Very fine. Provenance: Collection of the Prince-Bishopric of Eichstätt. Acquired from the Johannes Diller Numismatic Shop in 2012. The attribution to Eich

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200 - 250 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2017 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Christoph von Westerstetten, 1612–1637. 10 Kreuzer, ø 27 mm (4.49 g). 1635 IB, mint mark not confirmed. Bearing the title of Emperor Ferdinand II (1619–1637). Cahn 65 b. R! Rare! Tiny blank defect on the edge, very fine. Provenance: Eichstätt Bishopric Collection.

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160 - 200 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2018 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Christoph von Westerstetten, 1612–1637. 10 Kreuzer, 27 mm diameter (3.69 g). 1636 IB, mint mark not confirmed. Bearing the title of Emperor Ferdinand II (1619–1637). Cahn 67. RR! Very rare! Tiny traces of patina, porous blank, slight scratches, otherwise very fine—excellent. Provenance: Eichstätt Bishopric Collection. Lot from Künker eLive Auction 53 (2019), Lot 8693.

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120 - 150 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UNTIL 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2019 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UNTIL 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Eucharius Schenk von Castell, 1685–1697. Reichstaler, ø 40 mm (29.24 g). 1694 GFN, Nuremberg. With edge lettering. Bust in a robe facing right / Quadruple-helmeted and ornamented coat of arms, held by two lions, with the year divided by the signature .G F N. (Master of the Mint Georg Friedrich Nürnberger). Cahn 112a. Dav. 5235. RR! Mintage: Only 2,208 examples struck. Attractive patina, minimally adjusted, nearly excellent. Pr

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1200 - 1.500 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2020 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Eucharius Schenk von Castell, 1685–1697. Reichstaler, ø 43 mm (28.97 g). 1694 GFN, Nuremberg. Four-helmed coat of arms, adorned with a crozier and sword, held by two lions, with the divided signature G F - N below. (Master of the Mint Georg Friedrich Nürnberger) / St. Willibald standing in priestly vestments, viewed from the front with a nimbus, holding a crosier in his left hand, in front of a coat-of-arms cartouche. Cylindrica

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200 - 250 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2021 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Eucharius Schenk von Castell, 1685–1697. 1/2 Reichstaler, 36 mm in diameter (14.53 g). 1694 GFN, Nuremberg. Coat-of-arms shield with four helmets, adorned with a crozier and a sword, held by two lions; below, the divided signature G F - N. (Master of the Mint Georg Friedrich Nürnberger) / Standing St. Willibald in priestly vestments, viewed from the front with a nimbus, holding a crosier in his left hand, in front of a coat-of-ar

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160 - 200 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UNTIL 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2022 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UNTIL 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Eucharius Schenk von Castell, 1685–1697. Batzen (4 Kreuzer), ø 22 mm (2.20 g). 1694 GFN, Nuremberg. Master of the Mint Georg Friedrich Nürnberger. Cahn 116 b. Rare! Fine patina, very beautiful. Provenance: Eichstätt Bishopric Collection.

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40 - 50 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2023 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Eucharius Schenk von Castell, 1685–1697. Batzen (4 Kreuzer), ø 22 mm (2.08 g). 1694 GFN, Nuremberg. Master of the Mint Georg Friedrich Nürnberger. Cahn 116 a. Rare! Very fine. Provenance: Collection of the Prince-Bishopric of Eichstätt.

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40 - 50 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2024 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Eucharius Schenk von Castell, 1685–1697. Half-Batzen (2 Kreuzer), 19 mm in diameter (0.99 g). 1694 “Kreuz,” Nuremberg. Variant with a wavy baseline. Master of the Mint Georg Friedrich Nürnberger. Cahn 117 a. Rare! Tiny chip on the edge, very fine. Provenance: Eichstätt Bishopric Collection.

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40 - 50 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2025 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Eucharius Schenk von Castell, 1685–1697. Half-Batzen (2 Kreuzer), 19 mm in diameter (0.97 g). 1694 “Kreuz,” Nuremberg. Variant with a straight baseline. Master of the Mint Georg Friedrich Nürnberger. Cahn 117 b. Rare! Very fine. Provenance: Collection of the Prince-Bishopric of Eichstätt.

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40 - 50 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2026 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Eucharius Schenk von Castell, 1685–1697. Kreuzer, 16 mm in diameter (0.75 g). 1694 “Kreuz,” Nuremberg. Master of the Mint Georg Friedrich Nürnberger. Cahn 118. Minor scrap mark on the edge, very fine–excellent. Provenance: Eichstätt Bishopric Collection.

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20 - 25 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2027 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Anton II von Freyberg, 1736–1757. 3 Kreuzer (Groschen), ø 20 mm (1.68 g). Undated (1750/1755), N-ML, Nuremberg. Oval cartouche topped by a princely crown and adorned with a crozier and sword; in the lower field, a divided denomination; below it, the signature “M–L” (Wardein Mann and Mint Master Laufer), divided by the mint mark “N” within a cartouche / St. Willibald enthroned on a shell-shaped headrest, holding a ritual

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160 - 200 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2028 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Anton II von Freyberg, 1736–1757. Ducat, ø 22 mm (3.48 g). 1738, mint mark not confirmed. Four-helmeted and ornamented coat of arms, adorned with a sword and crozier / St. Willibald with crozier and book. Cahn 121. Fr. 910. Gold! Traces of mint luster, excellent condition. Provenance: Collection of the Prince-Bishopric of Eichstätt.

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800 - 1.000 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2029 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Anton II von Freyberg, 1736–1757. Ducat, 22 mm in diameter (3.48 g). 1738, mint mark not confirmed. Four-helmeted and ornamented coat of arms, adorned with a sword and crozier / St. Walburga with a crozier, holding an oil vessel on a book. Cahn 122. Fr. 911. Gold! Magnificent mint lustre, rare, excellent condition. Provenance: Collection of the Eichstätt Bishopric.

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800 - 1.000 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2030 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Anton II von Freyberg, 1736–1757. Convention Thaler, ø 43 mm (27.94 g). 1755 N-ML, Nuremberg. Bust in ecclesiastical vestments facing right; signature I. L. OEXLEIN F. in the arm section / Oval cartouche topped by a princely crown and adorned with a crozier and sword; in the lower field, a split year date; below it, the signature M–L (Wardein Mann and Mint Master Laufer), divided by the mint mark N within a cartouche. Leaf edge

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1600 - 2.000 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UNTIL 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2031 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UNTIL 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Anton II von Freyberg, 1736–1757. Convention Thaler, ø 42 mm (27.94 g). 1755 N-ML, Nuremberg. Bust in ecclesiastical vestments facing right; signature I. L. OEXLEIN F. in the arm section / Oval cartouche topped by a prince’s crown and adorned with a crosier and sword; in the lower field, a divided year date, below which the signature “M–L” (Wardein Mann and Mint Master Laufer) is divided by the mint mark “N” within a

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800 - 1.000 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2032 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Anton II von Freyberg, 1736–1757. 1/2 Konventionstaler, ø 36 mm (13.89 g). 1755 N-ML, Nuremberg. Bust in ecclesiastical vestments facing right; signature “I. L. OEXLEIN” in the arm section. / Oval cartouche surmounted by a princely hat and adorned with a crozier and sword; in the lower field, a split year date; below it, the signature “M–L” (Wardein Mann and Mint Master Laufer), divided by the mint mark “N” within a

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200 - 250 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2033 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Anton II von Freyberg, 1736–1757. 30 Kreuzer (1/4 Taler), diameter 29 mm (6.94 g). 1755 N-ML, Nuremberg. Bust in ecclesiastical vestments within a vertical square facing right / Oval cartouche within a vertical square, topped by a princely hat and adorned with a crozier and sword; in the lower field, a split year date; below, the signature “M–L” divided by the mint mark “N” in a cartouche (Wardein Mann and Mint Master La

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120 - 150 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2034 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Anton II von Freyberg, 1736–1757. 20 Kreuzer (1/6 Taler), diameter 28 mm (6.67 g). 1755 N-ML, Nuremberg. Oval cartouche topped by a princely crown and adorned with a crozier and a sword; in the lower field, a divided denomination, with the signature “M. – L.” below, divided by the mint mark “N” in a cartouche. (Wardein Mann and Mint Master Laufer) / Five lines of text within crossed palm branches. Beaded edge. Cahn 127.

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280 - 350 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2035 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Anton II von Freyberg, 1736–1757. 10 Kreuzer (1/12 Taler), ø 25 mm (3.89 g). 1755 N-ML, Nuremberg. Oval cartouche crowned with a princely hat and adorned with a crozier and sword; below, the signature “M–L” (Wardein Mann and Mint Master Laufer) divided by the mint mark “N” within a cartouche, with the denomination divided at the top / five lines of text within crossed palm branches. Beaded edge. Cahn 128. R! Attractiv

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160 - 200 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2036 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Anton II von Freyberg, 1736–1757. 5 Kreuzer, ø 22 mm (2.22 g). Undated (1750/1755), N-ML, Nuremberg. Oval cartouche topped with a princely crown and featuring a crozier and a sword; in the lower field, a divided denomination, with the signature “M–L” below, divided by the mint mark “N” in a cartouche (Wardein Mann and Mint Master Laufer) / St. Willibald enthroned on a shell-shaped headrest, holding ritual objects, a boo

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280 - 350 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2037 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Anton II von Freyberg, 1736–1757. Kreuzer, 15 mm in diameter (0.84 g). 1755 N-ML, Nuremberg. Oval cartouche topped by a princely crown and adorned with a crozier and a sword; below, the signature “M–L” divided by the mint mark “N” within a cartouche (Wardein Mann and Mint Master Laufer) / Denomination and year in four lines, surrounded by an ornate oval cartouche. Cahn 132. Extremely rare! Very fine. Provenance: Collec

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80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UNTIL 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2038 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UNTIL 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Interregnum, 1757. Convention thaler, ø 42 mm (27.68 g). 1757 MF, Nuremberg. Chapter coat of arms on a round disc, surrounded by the coats of arms of the canons, below which is the year in a cartouche between the split year designation M–F (Wardein Mann and Mint Master Förster) / Saints Willibald and Walburga seated on clouds, with the collegiate coat of arms in front of them, the signature below, and the radiant Eye of God above. Cah

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160 - 200 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2039 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Raimund Anton von Strasoldo, 1757–1781. 20 Kreuzer (1/6 Taler), diameter 27 mm (6.52 g). 1763 FS-N, Nuremberg. Wardein Scholz and Mint Master Förster. Cahn 137. Almost very fine. Provenance: Eichstätt Bishopric Collection.

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40 - 50 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2040 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Raimund Anton von Strasoldo, 1757–1781. 5 Kreuzer (1/24 Taler), diameter 21 mm (2.12 g). 1763 FS-N, Nuremberg. Wardein Scholz and Mint Master Förster. Cahn 141. Slight lack of definition, otherwise very fine. Provenance: Eichstätt Bishopric Collection.

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40 - 50 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2041 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Raimund Anton von Strasoldo, 1757–1781. Convention thaler, ø 41 mm (27.91 g). 1764 N-SF, Nuremberg. Bust in ecclesiastical vestments facing right; signature I. L. OEXLEIN (die cutter Johann Leonhard Oexlein) / Coat-of-arms cartouche surmounted by a prince’s crown and adorned with a sword and crozier; in the lower field, the divided signature N. – S. F. (Wardein Scholz and Mint Master Förster). Leaf border. Cahn 134. Dav. 2209. Ver

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200 - 250 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2042 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Raimund Anton von Strasoldo, 1757–1781. 1/2 Konventionstaler, ø 34 mm (13.90 g). 1764 N-SR, Nuremberg. Bust in ecclesiastical vestments facing right; signature “OEXLEIN” beneath the forearm. / Coat-of-arms cartouche topped with a prince’s crown and adorned with a sword and crozier; in the lower field, the divided signature N. – S. R. (Wardein Scholz and Mint Master Riedner). Leaf border. Cahn 135. R! Very fine. Provenance: Col

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120 - 150 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2043 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Raimund Anton von Strasoldo, 1757–1781. 30 Kreuzer (1/4 Konventionstaler), 30 mm diameter (6.82 g). 1764 N-SR, Nuremberg. Bust in ecclesiastical vestments facing right; signature “OEXLEIN” beneath the forearm. / Coat-of-arms cartouche surmounted by a princely crown and decorated, adorned with a sword and crozier; below, the signature N. – S. R. (Wardein Scholz and Mint Master Riedner), divided by the denomination in a cartouche. Le

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80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2044 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Raimund Anton von Strasoldo, 1757–1781. 2 1/2 Kreuzer, 18 mm in diameter (0.98 g). 1764 N-SR, Nuremberg. Wardein Scholz and Mint Master Riedner. Cahn 143. Fine – Very Fine / Very Fine. Provenance: Collection of the Prince-Bishopric of Eichstätt.

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20 - 25 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2045 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Raimund Anton von Strasoldo, 1757–1781. 20 Kreuzer (1/6 Taler), diameter 27 mm (6.51 g). 1765 N-SR, Nuremberg. Wardein Scholz and Mint Master Riedner. Cahn 138. Rare, very fine. Provenance: Eichstätt Bishopric Collection.

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40 - 50 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2046 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Raimund Anton von Strasoldo, 1757–1781. 10 Kreuzer (1/12 Taler), diameter 24 mm (3.60 g). 1765 N-SR, Nuremberg. Wardein Scholz and Mint Master Riedner. Cahn 140. Almost very fine. Provenance: Collection of the Prince-Bishopric of Eichstätt.

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40 - 50 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2047 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Raimund Anton von Strasoldo, 1757–1781. 10 Kreuzer (1/12 Taler), diameter 24 mm (3.77 g). 1765 N-SR, Nuremberg. Wardein Scholz and Master of the Mint Riedner. Cahn 140. Rare, very fine. Provenance: Collection of the Prince-Bishopric of Eichstätt.

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40 - 50 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2048 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Vacancy of the See, 1781. Convention thaler, ø 42 mm (27.93 g). 1781 KR, Nuremberg. Three coats of arms in a cartouche, with the year and the divided signature “K.” below - R. (Wardein Knoll and Mint Master Riedner), surrounded by a circle of coats of arms comprising the 13 coats of arms of the cathedral canons / bird’s-eye view of the city center beneath a canopy, above which are the two patron saints of the chapter with the chapte

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400 - 500 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2049 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Anton III von Zehmen, 1781–1790. Convention Taler, 41 mm in diameter (27.95 g). 1783, Munich. Bust in ermine cloak facing right, with the signature IOS. SCH. (die cutter Joseph Scheuffel) below / triple-helmeted and ornamented coat of arms, adorned with a sword and crozier, with the year divided in the field. Foliated edge. Cahn 146. Dav. 2211. Attractive patina, minimally adjusted, in very fine condition. Provenance: Collection

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160 - 200 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2050 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Johann Anton III von Zehmen, 1781–1790. 1/2 Konventionstaler, diameter 35 mm (13.99 g). 1783 IS, Munich. Bust facing right in an ermine cloak, with the signature I.S. (die cutter Joseph Scheuffel) below / Coat of arms with a triple-helmeted and ornate shield, adorned with a sword and crozier, with the year divided in the field. Leaf-patterned edge. Cahn 147. Attractive patina, nearly excellent. Provenance: Eichstätt Bishopric Collectio

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80 - 100 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2051 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Interregnum, 1790. Double Convention Taler, ø 52 mm (55.72 g). 1790, Nuremberg. Die by J. P. Werner. Throne room with an empty bishop’s chair under a canopy; above, the cathedral’s patron saints seated and kneeling in clouds before the radiant Eye of God; below, a scroll bearing the year divided by the denomination / An oak tree grows from the coat of arms of the cathedral chapter, with name cartouches of the canons; in the background

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320 - 400 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2052 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Josef von Stubenberg, 1790–1802. Convention thaler, 40 mm in diameter (27.89 g). 1796 CD, Munich. Contribution. Bust facing right in an ermine cloak, with the signature C.D. (die cutter Cajetan Destouches) below / Coat-of-arms cartouche adorned with a cross-staff and crossed oak branches, set against a coat-of-arms mantle topped with a princely cap and adorned with a crozier and a sword. Leaf border. Cahn 149. Dav. 2213. Magnificent pati

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160 - 200 €

GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIO

2053 - GERMAN COINS AND MEDALS UP TO 1871. EICHSTÄTT, DIOCESE. Josef von Stubenberg, 1790–1802. 1/2 Konventionstaler, 34 mm in diameter (14.01 g). 1796 CD, Munich. Contribution. Bust facing right in an ermine cloak, with the signature C.D. (die cutter Cajetan Destouches) below / Coat-of-arms cartouche adorned with a cross-staff and crossed oak branches, on a coat-of-arms mantle covered with a princely cap and adorned with a crozier and a sword. Leaf-edged. Cahn 150. Slightly cleaned, nearly excelle

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80 - 100 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. ALTENBURG. Anonymous. Bracteate,

2054 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. ALTENBURG. Anonymous. Bracteate, 37 mm in diameter (0.82 g). Undated (late 13th century?). Enthroned secular ruler with a cross-shaped scepter?, with dots and abstract (floral?) symbols in the fields, surrounded by a double beaded circle. Found at Ohrdruff II—cf. 370. Berger—Bonhoff Collection—RR! Apparently an unpublished specimen! Heavy patina, tiny casting crack on the edge, very beautiful. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying slip. The attribution of

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120 - 150 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. AUGSBURG, Diocese. Hartwig II of

2055 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. AUGSBURG, Diocese. Hartwig II of Hirnheim, 1202–1208. Bracteate, 23 mm in diameter (0.78 g). Undated (1202–1208), Augsburg. Frontal bust with miter and small infula bands, holding a crozier and a palm branch. Steinhilber 69. Berger Collection—Bonhoff Collection—RR! Magnificent specimen! Fine patina, nearly uncirculated. NGC grading with an MS 63 Top Pop rating! The highest-graded specimen in the NGC system (8538805-001 MS 63)!

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120 - 150 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. AUGSBURG, Diocese. Hartwig II of

2056 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. AUGSBURG, Diocese. Hartwig II of Hirnheim, 1202–1208. Bracteate, 22 mm in diameter (0.67 g). Undated (1202–1208), Augsburg. Frontal bust wearing a miter with small infula bands, holding a crozier and a palm branch. Steinhilber 69. Berger Collection—Bonhoff Collection—RR! Magnificent specimen! Iridescent patina, slightly off-center, nearly mint condition. NGC grading with a rating of MS 62.

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100 - 125 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. AUGSBURG, Diocese. Siegfried von

2057 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. AUGSBURG, Diocese. Siegfried von Rechberg, 1208–1227. Bracteate, 21 mm in diameter (0.70 g). Undated (1208–1227), Augsburg. Front view of a bust wearing a miter with small infula bands, holding a crozier and keys. Steinhilber 70. Berger Collection – Bonhoff – R! Magnificent specimen! Fine patina, almost mint. NGC grading with an MS 63 Top Pop rating! The highest-rated specimen in the NGC system (8538805-003 MS 63)!

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120 - 150 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. AUGSBURG, Diocese. Siegfried von

2058 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. AUGSBURG, Diocese. Siegfried von Rechberg, 1208–1227. Brakteate, ø 22 mm (0.61 g). Undated (1208–1227), Augsburg. Front view of a bust wearing a miter with small infula bands, holding a crozier and keys. Steinhilber 70. Berger Collection—Bonhoff—R! Magnificent specimen! Fine patina, almost mint. NGC grading with an MS 63 Top Pop rating! The highest-rated specimen in the NGC system (8589829-002 MS 63)!

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100 - 125 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. AUGSBURG, Diocese. Hartmann II o

2059 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. AUGSBURG, Diocese. Hartmann II of Dillingen, 1250–1286. Bracteate, 21 mm in diameter (0.77 g). Undated (1250–1286), Augsburg. Frontal bust wearing a miter with small inful bands, holding two croziers in his hands. Steinhilber 77. Berger – Bonhoff Collection – R! Magnificent specimen! Fine patina, excellent—like new. Graded MS 64 by NGC.

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120 - 150 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. AUGSBURG, Diocese. Hartmann II o

2060 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. AUGSBURG, Diocese. Hartmann II of Dillingen, 1250–1286. Bracteate, 21 mm in diameter (0.68 g). Undated, Augsburg. Front view of the bishop’s bust wearing a miter, with a ring on each side. Steinhilber 93. Berger 2652. Bonhoff Collection 1918. Attractive patina, excellent condition. Provenance: From an old collection with a slip of paper.

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80 - 100 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. AUGSBURG, Diocese. Siboto of See

2061 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. AUGSBURG, Diocese. Siboto of Seefeld or Hartmann of Dillingen, 1227–1249–1286. Bracteate, 22 mm in diameter (0.87 g). Undated, Augsburg. Bishop enthroned on a lion’s throne, viewed from the front, with his right hand raised in blessing and a cross in his left. Steinhilber 76. Berger Collection—Bonh. Collection—RR! Extremely rare! Attractive patina, very beautiful—excellent condition. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying slip.

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240 - 300 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. AUGSBURG, royal mint. Henry II,

2062 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. AUGSBURG, royal mint. Henry II, 1002–1024. Denarius, 20 mm in diameter (1.21 g). Undated (1009–1024), Augsburg. Crowned bust facing right; in the field, HE-IN-(RI) REX / AVGSTA CIVO cross; in the corners, three balls–wedge–three balls–ring. Steinhilber 27. Hahn 145 var. Dbg. 1032 var. Attractive patina, slight weakness in the strike, good to very fine.

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80 - 100 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. BRANDENBURG / - FRANKONIA. Frede

2063 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. BRANDENBURG / - FRANKONIA. Frederick IV of Ansbach, 1495–1515. Gold guilder, 23 mm in diameter (3.18 g). 1499, Schwabach. Master of the Mint Hans Rosenberger. John the Baptist standing face-on, with a barren’s head and a floral cross between his feet; in the corners, the coats of arms of Brandenburg, Pomerania, the Burgraviate, and the Zollern. Fr. 306. v.Schr. 476. Gold! Good, very fine. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988). Acquired a

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400 - 500 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. BRANDENBURG / - FRANKONIA. Frede

2064 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. BRANDENBURG / - FRANKONIA. Frederick IV of Ansbach, 1495–1515. Gold guilder, 23 mm in diameter (3.27 g). 1507, Schwabach. Fr. 306. v.Schr. 502. Gold! Slight edge flaw, very fine.

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400 - 500 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. BRANDENBURG / - FRANKONIA. Frede

2065 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. BRANDENBURG / - FRANKONIA. Frederick IV of Ansbach, 1495–1515. Gold guilder, ø 23 mm (3.27 g). 1510, Schwabach. Master of the Mint Hans Rosenberger. John the Baptist standing facing forward; between his feet, a boar’s head and a floral cross; in the corners, the coats of arms of Brandenburg, Pomerania, the Burgraviate, and the Zollern. Fr. 306. v.Schr. 513. Gold! Traces of patina, tiny die crack on the edge, otherwise in good to very fine condition. Provenance: From the

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320 - 400 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. BRANDENBURG, Margraviate. Przibi

2066 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. BRANDENBURG, Margraviate. Przibislaw Heinrich, 1127–1150. Thin pennig, 20 mm in diameter (0.75 g). Undated. Bust with sword on shoulder and banner / Bust of Princess Petrissa, star on the left. Berger 1652. Bahrf. Plate 1, 3rd series. Bonhoff 785. R! Attractive patina, slight weakness in the strike, very nice. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying slip.

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120 - 150 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. BRANDENBURG, Margraviate. Przibi

2067 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. BRANDENBURG, Margraviate. Przibislaw Heinrich, 1127–1150. Thin pfennig, ø 23 mm (0.83 g). Undated. Prince riding to the right with a banner; behind him, a cross / a building with four towers. Bahrf. Plate 1, 1 Berger 1650. Bonhoff Collection 783. R! Attractive patina, weak strike, otherwise very fine. Provenance: From an old Prussian collection.

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80 - 100 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. BRANDENBURG, Margraviate. Albrec

2068 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. BRANDENBURG, Margraviate. Albrecht the Bear, 1134–1157. Bracteate, 25 mm in diameter (0.70 g). Undated, Wegeleben, Ballenstedt, or Aschersleben. Draped waist-length portrait of the Margrave viewed from the front above a small arch, holding a lily scepter and a flag. Bahrf. Pl. 2, 23. Berger 1749. Thormann 11. Bonhoff Collection – RR! Very rare, especially in this condition. Magnificent iridescent patina, tiny edge flaw, excellent condition. Provenance: From an old Prussian

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480 - 600 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. BRANDENBURG, Margraviate. Otto I

2069 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. BRANDENBURG, Margraviate. Otto II, 1184–1205. Bracteate, 25 mm in diameter (0.99 g). Undated, Stendal or Brandenburg. OTO MARI, Margrave standing face-on with sword, banner, and shield. Bonhoff 802. Berger 1676. Bahrfeldt 70. R! Very fine.

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60 - 75 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. BRAUNSCHWEIG AND LÜNEBURG. Wilhe

2070 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. BRAUNSCHWEIG AND LÜNEBURG. Wilhelm, 1195–1213 (Henry the Lion, 1142–1195). Bracteate, 21 mm in diameter (0.53 g). Undated, Lüneburg. A large lion striding to the left. Berger 365. Bonhoff Collection 76. Iridescent patina, nearly excellent condition.

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60 - 75 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. FRANKFURT AM MAIN, Imperial Mint

2071 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. FRANKFURT AM MAIN, Imperial Mint. Frederick III, 1440–1493, pledge holder Philip the Elder of Weinsberg. Gold guilder, 23 mm in diameter (3.46 g). Undated (1451–1493), Frankfurt am Main. Imperial orb in a trefoil / St. John with a nimbus, holding the Lamb of God in his left hand, with a “C” between his legs. Fr. 940. JuF. 112 g. Gold! Slight weakness in the strike, very beautiful.

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280 - 350 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. COLOGNE, royal mint. Otto III, 9

2072 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. COLOGNE, royal mint. Otto III, 983–1002. Denarius, 17 mm in diameter (1.24 g). Undated, Soest. + ODDO + IVIRHNA, cross, a sphere in each corner, without the Soest mark / Colonia monogram, with a ring in the second “O.” Hävernick—(cf. 856ff) Dbg. 342f. Bonhoff Collection, see 1646. Fine patina, nearly excellent. Provenance: From an old collection. Reissue of the Cologne Ottonian coins from a Westphalian mint. Anonymous strike

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80 - 100 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. COLOGNE, Archdiocese. Friedrich

2073 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. COLOGNE, Archdiocese. Friedrich von Saarwerden, 1371–1414. Gold guilder, 23 mm in diameter (3.49 g). Undated (1387), Bonn. John the Baptist standing face-on with his right hand raised and a cross-staff slung over his shoulder / coat of arms in a pointed trefoil. Noss 214c. Fb. 792. Felke 484. Gold! Good to very fine condition. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988). Acquired at the Otto Helbing Nachf. Auction No. 65, Munich 1931, Lot 1073

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320 - 400 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. COLOGNE, Archdiocese. Friedrich

2074 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. COLOGNE, Archdiocese. Friedrich von Saarwerden, 1371–1414. White pfennig, ø 26 mm (2.39 g). Undated (1376–1378). Riel. Half-length portrait of St. Peter with a crozier and keys beneath a Gothic canopy / coat of arms divided into the six-part field of Cologne and Trier. Fine patina, slight lack of relief, otherwise very fine—excellent. Provenance: Ex. Gorny & Mosch A197 (2011), Lot 4444.

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80 - 100 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. COLOGNE, Archdiocese. Dietrich I

2075 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. COLOGNE, Archdiocese. Dietrich II of Moers, 1414–1463. Gold guilder, 23 mm in diameter (3.44 g). Undated (1455), Riel. Quartered coat of arms on a cross patente / coats of arms of Mainz, Palatinate-Bavaria, and Trier-Sierck arranged in a triangle, with a dot in the center. Noss 391b. Fb. 797. Felke 1330. Gold! File marks on the edge, very fine. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988). Acquired at the Otto Helbing Nachf. Auction No. 65, Mun

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200 - 250 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. CONSTANCE, Diocese. Eberhard II

2076 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. CONSTANCE, Diocese. Eberhard II of Waldburg, 1248–1274. Brakteat, 21 mm in diameter (0.44 g). Undated (1250–1270), Konstanz. Mitered bust of the bishop with crozier and lily scepter. Klein/Ulmer 26. Cahn 57. Berger 2489. Bonhoff Collection 1811. Attractive specimen! Fine patina, almost mint condition. Provenance: Ex. G&M A157 (2007), Lot 3028.

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80 - 100 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. LINDAU, Royal Mint. Anonymous, c

2077 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. LINDAU, Royal Mint. Anonymous, ca. 1190. Bracteate, 20 mm in diameter (0.47 g). Undated (1185–1200), Lindau. Linden tree with a three-pronged root, seven leaves, and 16 blossoms; the stems of the blossoms are curved. Bonhoff Collection 1824. Klein/Ulmer 84.1 Berger 2519. Iridescent sheen, excellent condition.

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60 - 75 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. MAINZ. Adolf of Nassau as Admini

2078 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. MAINZ. Adolf of Nassau as Administrator, 1373–1379. Gold guilder, 21 mm in diameter (3.53 g). Undated (1379/1380), Höchst. Archbishop with a nimbus and crosier, enthroned in a Gothic chair with three columns; at the bottom, the coat of arms of Nassau / the coat of arms of Mainz in a double trefoil, with a cloverleaf in each corner. Felke 226 var. Fr. 1605. Prince Alexander 110 var. Gold! Good, very fine. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–

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400 - 500 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. MEISSEN. Dietrich the Oppressed,

2079 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. MEISSEN. Dietrich the Oppressed, 1197–1221. Bracteate, ø 39 mm (0.82 g). Undated (circa 1200/1230), Meissen or Freiberg. Seated margrave on a bow, holding a sword and a lily scepter; a star above the sword. Schwinkowski 411. Berger 1911 (listed there under Eilenburg) Bonh. Collection 1020. Very fine. Provenance: From an old collection. The attribution of this specimen is not definitively established.

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64 - 80 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. NÖRDLINGEN, Imperial Mint. Frede

2080 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. NÖRDLINGEN, Imperial Mint. Frederick III, 1440–1493, pledge holder Philip the Elder of Weinsberg. Gold guilder, 23 mm in diameter (3.31 g). Undated (1469–1487), Nördlingen. Imperial orb in a trefoil / St. John with a nimbus, holding the Lamb of God in his left hand, with a coat of arms between his legs. Herzfelder 5a. Schulten 2405. Fr. 1794. Gold! Very fine.

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320 - 400 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. NABBURG—DUCHESS (ROYAL)—BAVARIAN

2081 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. NABBURG—DUCHESS (ROYAL)—BAVARIAN MINT. Otto, 976–982. Denar, 21 mm in diameter (1.21 g). Undated. Mint master: W. I. Kreuz; one dot in each corner / a lettered church with the mint master’s mark and two steps. Hahn 70 d1. Dbg. 1118 var. R! Rich patina, very fine. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying slip.

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120 - 150 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. THE PALATINATE. Ruprecht I, 1353

2082 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. THE PALATINATE. Ruprecht I, 1353–1390. Gold guilder, 21 mm in diameter (3.49 g). Undated (1380–1385), Bacharach. Felke 291. Memmesh Collection. – (2107) Fr. 1967a. Noss 35. Rare variant! Gold! Scarce, very fine.

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280 - 350 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. THE PALATINATE. Ruprecht III, 13

2083 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. THE PALATINATE. Ruprecht III, 1398–1410. Gold guilder, 23 mm in diameter (3.50 g). Undated (1399), Bacharach. Five coats of arms arranged in a quatrefoil; in each corner, a flower / St. John standing with his right hand raised in blessing and a cross-staff, a cross at his feet; at the end of the inscription, a double-headed eagle. Felke 611. Memmesh Collection. – Color 1971. RR! Very rare! Gold! Very fine – excellent.

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480 - 600 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. THE PALATINATE. Louis III, 1410–

2084 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. THE PALATINATE. Louis III, 1410–1436. Gold guilder, 23 mm in diameter (3.49 g). Undated (1423), Bacharach. Felke 1069. Memm Collection 2129. Noss Collection 70. Fr. 1973. Gold! Very fine.

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320 - 400 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. THE PALATINATE. Louis III, 1410–

2085 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. THE PALATINATE. Louis III, 1410–1436. Gold guilder, 22 mm in diameter (3.43 g). Undated (1419), Heidelberg. Felke 956. Memm Collection 2133. Fr. 1974. Gold! Very fine.

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320 - 400 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. THE PALATINATE. Louis III, 1410–

2086 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. THE PALATINATE. Louis III, 1410–1436. Gold guilder, 21 mm in diameter (3.44 g). Undated (1427–1428), Bacharach. With hallmark star and rosette. Felke 1150 var. Dav. 1976. Noss 83. Gold! Attractive patina, slightly wavy, light scratches, very fine condition.

Stima

280 - 350 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. PALATINATE. Louis IV, 1436–1449.

2087 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. PALATINATE. Louis IV, 1436–1449. Gold guilder, 22 mm in diameter (3.39 g). Undated (1441), Bacharach. Marked with a cross. Felke 1289. Fr. 1977. Memmesh Collection 2145. Gold! Almost very fine.

Stima

240 - 300 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. THE PALATINATE. Frederick I, 144

2088 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. THE PALATINATE. Frederick I, 1449–1476. Gold guilder, 23 mm in diameter (3.34 g). Undated (1456), Bacharach. Felke 1341a. Friedberg 1979. Gold! Slight scratch, otherwise very nice.

Stima

280 - 350 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. THE PALATINATE. Frederick I, 144

2089 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. THE PALATINATE. Frederick I, 1449–1476. Gold guilder, 22 mm in diameter (3.09 g). Undated (1464), Heidelberg. Felke 1397. Memmesh Collection 2169 var. Friedberg 1978. Gold! Tiny file mark on the edge, almost very fine.

Stima

240 - 300 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. RAVENSBURG, Royal Mint. Anonymou

2090 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. RAVENSBURG, Royal Mint. Anonymous, 1250–1270. Bracteate, 20 mm in diameter (0.42 g). Undated (1250–1270), Ravensburg. Gatehouse consisting of a large central tower and two side towers. Cahn 208. Berger 2549. Klein/Ulmer (CC) 211. Heavy patina, excellent condition.

Stima

80 - 100 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. REGENSBURG, royal mint. Henry IV

2091 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. REGENSBURG, royal mint. Henry IV as King (II), 1st reign 1002–1009. Denarius, 22 mm in diameter (1.59 g). Undated (1002–1009), Regensburg. Mint Master ANZIO? Cross, in the corners: triangle–three dots–triangle–ring / lettered church with mint master’s mark and two steps. Hahn 27 a1. Dbg. 1074 var. Magnificent patina, slight lack of definition, nearly excellent. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying slip.

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80 - 100 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. REGENSBURG, royal mint. Henry IV

2092 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. REGENSBURG, royal mint. Henry IV as King (II), 1st reign: 1002–1009. Denarius, 20 mm in diameter (1.14 g). Undated (1002–1009), Regensburg. Mint Master IIC (retrograde) IC (retrograde). Cross, with in the corners: ring-wedge-three dots-wedge / lettered church with mint master’s mark and two steps. Hahn 27 b1 var. Dbg. 1074 var. Iridescent tint, slight lack of definition, otherwise very fine—excellent. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying slip.

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80 - 100 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. ROTTWEIL. Anonymous, 1250–1270.

2093 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. ROTTWEIL. Anonymous, 1250–1270. Brakteate, 19 mm in diameter (0.44 g). Undated (1250–1270), Rottweil. Stylized eagle with a relatively large head and large feet facing half-right, surrounded by a beaded circle. Berger 2565 (listed there under Frederick II). Klein/Ulmer (CC) 300. Attractive patina, very beautiful. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988).

Stima

80 - 100 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. SAALFELD. Frederick II, 1212–125

2094 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. SAALFELD. Frederick II, 1212–1250, under the suzerainty of the Counts of Schwarzburg. Brakteate, 33 mm in diameter (0.50 g). Undated, Saalfeld. The emperor, enthroned on a bow, holds a lily and a double imperial orb with a knob. Berger—Bonhoff Collection 1137. Bahrfeldt Collection 1787. Rare! Fine patina, tiny edge chips, very fine—excellent. Provenance: From an old collection with accompanying slip.

Stima

80 - 100 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. SCHONGAU, Imperial Mint. Ludwig

2095 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. SCHONGAU, Imperial Mint. Ludwig II of Bavaria, 1268–1294. Bracteate, 21 mm in diameter (0.47 g). Undated, Schongau. Crowned bust facing forward between two rings, holding a tower in each hand, surrounded by a beaded border and arches. Gebhart 33. Berger 2682. Bonhoff Collection 1946. Steinhilber 146. Attractive patina, excellent condition.

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80 - 100 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. SCHWARZBURG. Henry II, 1198–1231

2096 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. SCHWARZBURG. Henry II, 1198–1231. Brakteate, 35 mm in diameter (0.50 g). Undated, Königsee. Crowned horseman facing left with a banner and a lion shield; a tree in the background. Berger 2095 (listed there under Günther IV). Bonhoff Collection 1294. Löbbecke Collection 846. Very fine. Provenance: From an old collection.

Stima

80 - 100 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. ULM, Royal Mint. Frederick II, 1

2097 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. ULM, Royal Mint. Frederick II, 1212–1250. Brakteat, 20 mm in diameter (0.41 g). Undated (c. 1235), Ulm. Crowned bust facing forward; on the left, a richly decorated wing; the right arm is extended past the body and the hand is raised in an oath, surrounded by a raised ring and a cross-quadrangle border. Klein/Ulmer (CC) 151. Häberle 24. Cahn 226. Berger 2602. Klein (KP) 84. Very fine. Provenance: With accompanying slip.

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80 - 100 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. ULM, Royal Mint. Frederick II, 1

2098 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. ULM, Royal Mint. Frederick II, 1212–1250. Brakteat, 20 mm in diameter (0.41 g). Undated (1220–1250), Ulm. Crowned bust, holding a lily scepter in his right hand; in the field to the right, a domed tower with a flat base. Klein/Ulmer (CC) 143.3 Berger 2605. R! Rare! Patina, tiny edge strike, excellent condition. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988).

Stima

64 - 80 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. ULM, Royal Mint. Konradin, 1254–

2099 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. ULM, Royal Mint. Konradin, 1254–1268. Bracteate, 21 mm in diameter (0.36 g). Undated (c. 1270), Ulm. Crowned bust in fine detail, viewed from the front, holding a lily staff in each hand, surrounded by a raised ring and a circle of pearls. Klein/Ulmer (CC) 180. Bonhoff Collection 1872. Cahn 232. Berger 2614. Attractive specimen! Fine patina, tiny crack in the blank, excellent—as fresh as when minted. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–198

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80 - 100 €

MEDIEVAL GERMANY. ULM, Royal Mint. Konradin, 1254–

2100 - MEDIEVAL GERMANY. ULM, Royal Mint. Konradin, 1254–1268. Bracteate, 19 mm in diameter (0.40 g). Undated (1265–1270), Ulm. Crowned frontal bust with side curls, each flanked by a small ringlet. Klein/Ulmer (CC) 178.1. Cahn–Berger 2617 var. R! Attractive patina, nearly excellent. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988).

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64 - 80 €

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