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Auction 321, Part 2: Coins & Medals from the Middle Ages and Modern Times, Lots 2655–3216

Auction 321, Part 2: Coins & Medals from the Middle Ages and Modern Times, Lots 2655–3216

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EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3155 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (35.14 g). 1810, by B. Andrieu and N. G. A. Brenet, for the monument to Desaix in Paris. Bust facing right with a halo; signature in the neck area / Desaix, depicted as a naked hero wearing a cloak, stands between a military standard, an Egyptian obelisk, and a colossal head. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 976. Julius Collection 2305. Zeitz 116. Fine patina, nearly mint condition.

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80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3156 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (42.43 g). 1810, by I. Schmidt. Commemorating his marriage to Archduchess Marie Louise. Busts of the bride and groom facing each other, with a signature below / six lines of text. Smooth edge. Approx. 52.5 mm. Bramsen 946. Montenuovo Collection—Julius Collection 2256 (listed there in silver) Zeitz—R! Rare! Fine patina, tiny scratches, excellent—mint luster.

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80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3157 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (20.52 g). 1810, by B. Andrieu and N.G.A. Brenet. Commemorating his marriage to Archduchess Marie Louise. Tiered heads of the bride and groom facing right / The bride and groom stand next to a burning altar and hold hands. Plain edge. 32 mm. Bramsen 954. Julius Collection 2264. Zeitz 111. Fine patina, excellent—mint luster.

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60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3158 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (41.85 g). 1810, by L. Manfredini. Commemorating the marriage of Archduchess Marie Louise to Napoleon I. Tiered busts of the bride and groom facing right, with a signature below / A genius holding a torch in his right hand and a cloth in his left drives away a warrior in ancient armor. Smooth edge. Approx. 42 mm. Bramsen 961. Montenuovo Collection 2347. Julius Collection 2272. Zeitz—Tiny contact marks, nearly excellent.

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60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3159 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (19.10 g). 1810, by N.G.A. Brenet. Commemorating Grand Duke Ferdinand of Würzburg’s visit to the mint in Paris. Bust of Ferdinand facing right, with signature below / seven lines of text. Plain edge. Approx. 34 mm. Bramsen 968. Julius 2282. Zeitz 115. Fine patina, excellent—mint lustre.

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40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3160 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Silver medal (42.62 g). 1811, by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the birth of his son, Napoléon François Joseph Charles, King of Rome. Tiered busts of Napoleon and his second wife, Marie Louise of Austria, facing right / bust of the child facing left. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 1091. Julius Collection 2422. Zeitz 122 (listed there only in bronze). Attractive specimen! Excellent condition—mint luster. Provenance: Ex. Sonntag

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320 - 400 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3161 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Silver medal (34.79 g). 1811, by B. Andrieu and J. M. Jouannin. Commemorating the birth of his son, Napoleon François Joseph Charles, King of Rome, on March 20 in Paris. Tiered portraits of Napoleon and his second wife, Marie Louise of Austria, facing right; below, the signature / The Empress standing in antique attire with the child in her arms; to her left, a seated eagle; to her right, behind her, the she-wolf with Romulus and Remu

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200 - 250 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3162 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Silver medal (18.19 g). 1811, by Jaley. Dedicated to the notaries of Rouen. Bust with a wreath facing right, with a signature below / A female figure holding a scepter in her left hand sits at a table facing left and is writing. Smooth edge. 35 mm. Bramsen 1142. Julius 2487. Zeitz - R! Very rare! Fine patina, nearly excellent.

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80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3163 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (148.69 g). 1811, by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the baptism of the King of Rome. Napoleon, in imperial regalia and a laurel wreath, stands facing left, holding his son over a baptismal font; to the right of the font is a throne / Three lines of text, surrounded by battle-ax crowns inscribed with the names of the cities designated as French “bonnes villes.” Smooth edge. 67.5 mm. Bramsen 1125. Julius 2462. Zeitz 121. Fin

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120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3164 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (40.83 g). 1811, by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the birth of his son, Napoléon François Joseph Charles, King of Rome. Tiered busts of Napoléon and his second wife, Marie Louise of Austria, facing right / bust of the child facing left. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 1091. Julius 2432. Zeitz 122. Fine patina, nearly proof-like.

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60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3165 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (40.50 g). 1811, by B. Andrieu and J. M. Jouannin. Commemorating the birth of his son, Napoléon François Joseph Charles, King of Rome. Bust of the child facing left, with signature below / Empress Marie Louise in ancient garb holding the child in her arms. Plain edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 1099. Julius Collection 2431. Zeitz 120. Fine patina, tiny contact marks, excellent—mint condition.

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48 - 60 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3166 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Silver medal (16.22 g). Undated (1812) by Gayrard and Denon (at Losch). Silver gaming token from the Imperial Palace. Double-faced Janus head symbolizing good fortune and misfortune (“HEUR ET MALHEUR”), with signature below / Rising Fortuna, with signatures below. Smooth edge. Approx. 35 mm. Bramsen 1201. R! Fine patina, excellent condition.

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80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3167 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (37.64 g). 1812, by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the capture of the city of Vilna (Vilnius) in Lithuania. A bearded bust facing right; the signature “/Napoléon” appears on the neck. Napoleon disarms a Russian and a Polish warrior. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 1156. Julius Collection 2515. Zeitz 125. Hutten-Czapski 4795. Nearly mint. Provenance: Ex. Künker A188 (2011), Lot 49.

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160 - 200 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3168 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (37.89 g). 1812, by B. Andrieu and H. F. Brandt. Commemorating Napoleon’s entry into Moscow. Bust with a white laurel wreath facing right, with signature below / View of the Kremlin with a French military standard. Plain edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 1164. Julius 2533. Zeitz 127. Fine patina, tiny contact marks, excellent—mint condition.

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160 - 200 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3169 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (37.30 g). 1812, by B. Andrieu and R. V. Jeuffroy. Depicting the Battle of the Moskva (Borodino). A bust with a white halo facing right; the signature appears on the neck. A French hussar with a saber in his raised right hand rides to the right over a fallen soldier lying on the ground; a fleeing soldier is visible in the background. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 1162. Slg. Julius 2528. Zeitz 126. Diakaov—Fine pati

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120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3170 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (38.41 g). 1812, by B. Andrieu and A. F. Michaut. Commemorating the arrival of the French army on the Volga. Bust with a wreath, facing right; at the base, the signature / The river god of the Volga flees to the right before the Napoleonic standard. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 1166. Slg. Julius 2538. Zeitz 129. Fine patina, excellent—uncirculated luster.

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120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3171 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (37.75 g). 1812, by B. Andrieu and H. F. Brandt. Commemorating the crossing of the Dnieper by French troops. Bust with a blue beret facing right; signature in the neck area / To the left, a seated river god with a spring urn on a rock; in the background, a French nobleman’s standard. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 1158. Julius Collection 2519. Zeitz 128. Diakov – Fine patina, tiny contact marks, excellent – min

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80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3172 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (38.70 g). 1812, by Brenet. Commemorating the victory of the English troops under the command of Field Marshal and Commander-in-Chief Arthur Wellesley over the French at Salamanca and the English entry into Madrid. British troops advance against the French, while Bellona hurls lightning bolts at them / Wellington on horseback is crowned by a Spanish couple. Smooth edge. 41 mm. Bramsen 1175. Slg. Julius 2552. Eimer 1026. Ex

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80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3173 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Silver medal (38.45 g). 1813, by B. Andrieu and N. G. A. Brenet. Commemorating the opening of the canal from Mons to Condé. Bearded bust facing right; signature in the neck area / Female figure with a cornucopia seated in a barge facing right, with the canal in the background. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 1293. Julius Collection 2737. Zeitz – R! Rare in silver! Tiny contact marks, excellent / excellent – mint luster.

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280 - 350 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3174 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Silver medal (32.96 g). 1813, by B. Andrieu and N. G. A. Brenet. Commemorating the erection of the monument on Mont Cenis. Bust with a wreath facing right; signature on the neck section / view of the monument on the mountain. Smooth edge. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 1233. Julius Collection 2636. Zeitz 134 (listed there in bronze) R! Rare in silver! Excellent condition.

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240 - 300 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3175 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (44.99 g). 1813, by A. J. Depaulis and N. Brenet. Commemorating the Battle of Wurschen. Uniformed bust facing right, surmounted by a laurel wreath / A bundle of French muskets, with standards behind them, and military equipment scattered on the ground around them. Plain edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Zeitz 133. Julius Collection 2635. Bramsen 1232. Fine patina, tiny contact marks, excellent—mint luster. Provenance: Ex. Künker

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80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3176 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (46.45 g). 1813, by B. Andrieu and N. G. A. Brenet. Commemorating the erection of a monument on Mont Cenis. Bust with a laurel wreath facing right, with signature below / view of the monument on the mountain. Smooth edge. Approx. 41 mm. Bramsen 1233. Julius 2637. Zeitz 134 var. Fine patina, very fine condition.

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80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3177 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (33.88 g). 1814, by R. Gayrard. Commemorating the visit of Emperor Francis I of Austria to the Paris Mint. Berry-adorned bust of Francis I facing left / Five lines of text. Plain edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 1465. Julius 3016. Zeitz 143. Fine patina, tiny contact marks, excellent—uncirculated luster.

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48 - 60 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3178 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Silver medal (35.49 g). 1815, by B. Andrieu and N. G. A. Brenet. Commemorating his stay on the island of Elba. A bearded bust facing right; the signature appears on the neck section: / Fortuna seated on a rock facing left, with an eagle behind her; in the foreground, a wheel surrounded by signs of the zodiac. Smooth edge. Approx. 41 mm. Bramsen 1584 var. Julius Collection 3274 var. Zeitz – RR! Very rare! Very fine – excellent.

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200 - 250 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3179 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (39.33 g). 1815, by N. G. A. Brenet. Commemorating his abdication. Full-length portrait in uniform facing right, with signature below / Napoleon presents his son to Gaul. Plain edge. 41 mm. Bramsen 1663 var. Julius Collection 3391 var. Zeitz – R! Very rare obverse variant! Fine patina, tiny scratches, nearly proof-like.

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120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3180 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (37.61 g). 1815 (minted in 1820), by T. Webb and N. G. Brenet. Commemorating Napoleon’s handover to Admiral Maitland for the voyage aboard the “Bellerophon” to St. Helena. Full-length portrait in uniform facing right, with signature below / view of the frigate with an escort ship at sea. Plain edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 1691. Julius Collection 3431. Zeitz–Eimer 1078. Brown 884. Fine patina, tiny contact marks,

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120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3181 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (38.10 g). Undated (1815), by B. Andrieu. Commemorating Napoleon’s handover to Admiral Maitland for the voyage aboard the “Bellerophon” to St. Helena. Bust of Napoleon facing right, with signature in the neck area / bust of Hannibal facing left. Smooth edge. Approx. 41 mm. Bramsen 1692. Jul. Collection 3432. Zeitz – Excellent – Uncirculated.

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120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3182 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (32.79 g). Undated (1815), by A. J. Depaulis. Commemorating his embarkation on the “Bellerophon” for the voyage to St. Helena. Bust in uniform facing right, surmounted by a laurel wreath / Bust of Hannibal facing left. Smooth edge. Approx. 41 mm. Bramsen 1693. Collection Jul. 3433. Zeitz—Tiny scratches and edge flaws, excellent—uncirculated luster.

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80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 18

3183 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Napoleon I, 1804–1814. Bronze medal (33.31 g). 1815, by B. Andrieu and N. G. A. Brenet. Commemorating his return from Elba to Paris. A crowned eagle holding the Cross of the Legion of Honor in its beak flies toward France; in the background is the island of Elba. Napoleon, in uniform, stands facing right and is greeted by a citizen with open arms; to his right is a grenadier holding a rifle out toward him. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 1591. Collect

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60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Louis XVIII, 1

3184 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Louis XVIII, 1814–1824. Silver medal (38.36 g). 1814, by B. Andrieu and N. G. A. Brenet, commemorating his entry into Paris. Bust facing right; signature in the neck area / The King and the Duchess of Angoulême on an ancient victory chariot (biga), greeted by figures representing the city’s goddess and the people. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 1410. Jul. Collection 2931. Zeitz 146 (listed there only in bronze) R! Rare in silver! Slight scratches a

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200 - 250 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Louis XVIII, 1

3185 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Louis XVIII, 1814–1824. Silver medal (37.23 g). 1814, by B. Andrieu and N. G. Brenet. Commemorating his arrival in France. Bust facing right; signature in the neck section / The personification of France rushes toward the arriving ship; year in the lower section. Plain edge. Approx. 40.5 mm Bramsen 1406. Collection Jul. 2918. Zeitz 145 (listed there in bronze) R! Rare in silver! Worn, otherwise excellent. Provenance: Ex. Künker A154 (2009), Lot 1638.

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120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Louis XVIII, 1

3186 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Louis XVIII, 1814–1824. Bronze medal (38.69 g). 1814, by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the proclamation of the Charte constitutionelle on June 4. Bust facing right; signature in the neck area / The king is enthroned facing left with a scepter and is presenting the constitution to two figures bowing before him. Smooth edge. Approx. 40 mm. Bramsen 1468. Julius Collection 3023. Zeitz–Collignon 37. Fine patina, nearly proof-like.

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60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Louis XVIII, 1

3187 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Louis XVIII, 1814–1824. Bronze medal (38.65 g). 1814, by B. Andrieu and N. G. A. Brenet. Commemorating his entry into Paris. Bust facing right; signature in the neck area / The King and the Duchess of Angoulême on an ancient victory chariot drawn by a pair of horses (biga), greeted by figures representing the city’s goddess and the people. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 1410. Jul. Collection 2931. Zeitz 146. Nearly proof-like.

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40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Louis XVIII, 1

3188 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Louis XVIII, 1814–1824. Bronze medal (38.15g). 1814, by B. Andrieu and N. G. Brenet. Commemorating his arrival in France. Bust facing right; signature in the neck area / The personification of France rushes toward the approaching ship; year in the lower section. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Bramsen 1406. Jul. Collection 2919. Zeitz 145. Fine patina, tiny scratches and edge flaws, excellent condition.

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40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Louis XVIII, 1

3189 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. FRANCE. Louis XVIII, 1814–1824. Bronze medal (126.99 g). 1821, unsigned, by B. Andrieu. Commemorating Napoleon’s death on St. Helena on May 5. A laurel-wreathed bust of Napoleon facing right, surrounded by a wreath bearing the names of significant battles / a view of St. Helena at sunset, with two ships in the foreground; at the top, an eagle with a palm branch. Smooth edge. Approx. 69 mm. Bramsen 1844. Coll. Jul. 3715. Fine patina, tiny casting flaws, excellent�

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120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3190 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Bronze medal (40.32 g). 1797, by G. Mills and N.G.A. Brenet. Commemorating Admiral Sir John Jervis and his victory in the Battle of St. Vincent. His bust facing left / Victoria hurling lightning bolts at two Spanish ships. Smooth edge. 41 mm. Julius 538. Eimer 882. Brown 438. Excellent—uncirculated. From the series of medals commemorating British victories, issued by J. Mudie in 1820.

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60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3191 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Bronze medal (39.04 g). 1797, by T. Webb and W. Wyon. Commemorating Admiral Adam Duncan and the naval battle at Camperduin. A bust of the admiral in uniform facing left, with the inscription below: / Duncan accepts the surrender of the Dutch Admiral de Winter. Smooth edge. 41 mm. Eimer 886. BHM 432. Nearly proof condition. From the series of medals commemorating British victories, issued by J. Mudie in 1820.

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40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3192 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Bronze medal (39.61 g). 1799, by G. Mills and N.G.A. Brenet. Commemorating the naval victory of British Admiral Sydney Smith over the French at Acre (Haifa). Bust of the admiral in uniform facing left / lion, camel, and tiger in a mountainous landscape. Smooth edge. 41 mm. Julius 690. Eimer 906. Brown 476. Fine patina, nearly proof condition. From the series of medals commemorating British victories, issued by J

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80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3193 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Silver medal (35.84 g). 1801, by T. Webb. Commemorating the landing of General Sir Ralph Abercromby’s army in Egypt. A bust of the general in uniform, viewed almost from the front, with a signature below / a horse facing right; three pyramids in the background. Smooth edge. 41 mm. Bramsen 141. Slg. Julius 966. Eimer 929. RR! Very rare in silver! Tiny traces of tarnish, edge slightly worked, small scratches, ne

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160 - 200 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3194 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Bronze medal (38.45 g). 1801, by T. Webb. Commemorating the landing of General Sir Ralph Abercromby’s army in Egypt. A bust of the general in uniform, viewed almost from the front; below, the signature / a horse facing right; three pyramids in the background. Smooth edge. 41 mm. Bramsen 141. Julius 967. Eimer 929. Excellent—mint condition. From the series of medals commemorating British victories, issued by J.

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80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3195 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Bronze medal (40.29 g). 1804, by Droz and Mills (at Mudie). Commemorating the East India Company’s victory over the French on February 15. Oceanus reclining to the left against a globe, holding a cornucopia and a British flag; in front of him, the British lion / Neptune is enthroned with a trident and a Victoriola at the zenith of the globe, facing slightly to the left. Plain edge. 41 mm. Bramsen 2184. Julius C

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80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3196 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Bronze medal (40.29 g). 1808, by J. J. Barre and G. Mills. Commemorating the Battle of Vimiera and the entry of the English army into Lisbon. A triumphal chariot drawn by four horses, bearing trophies and flags; above it hovers Victoria with a palm branch / English ships anchored in the harbor of Lisbon. Smooth edge. 41 mm. Bramsen 2207. Julius 1921. Eimer 989. Excellent—mint condition. From the series of meda

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60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3197 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Bronze medal (30.85 g). 1808, by N.G.A. Brenet. Commemorating the arrival of the English army on the Iberian Peninsula during the Spanish War of Independence (Peninsular War). Bust of Wellington facing right / The personifications of Spain and Portugal stand on the shore and are attacked by the French eagle clutching a lightning bolt; to the left of them, the arriving English fleet. Smooth edge. 40.5 mm. Bramsen

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60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3198 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Bronze medal (38.12 g). 1809, by N.G.A. Brenet and E.J. Dubois. Commemorating the English crossing of the Duero River near Oporto. Bust of Wellington facing right / River god protecting English ships crossing the river. Plain edge. 41 mm. Bramsen 843. Julius 2074. Eimer 997. Brown 671. Fine patina, minute scratches and edge flaws, good to excellent / excellent proof luster. From the series of medals commemoratin

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60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3199 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Bronze medal (37.62 g). 1809, by A. Donnadio and La Fitte. Commemorating the Battle of Talavera. A bust of Wellington in uniform facing right / Victoria, the goddess of victory, standing and presenting wreaths to the British lion and the French eagle. Smooth edge. 41 mm. Eimer 999. Brown 673. Very fine. From the series of medals commemorating British victories, issued in 1820 by J. Mudie.

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40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3200 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Bronze medal (39.31 g). 1809, by G. Mills and J. A. Couriguer. Commemorating the death of English General John Moore in the Battle of Corunna. His bust facing left / A soldier in ancient garb protects a fallen warrior from the attacks of the French eagle. Smooth edge. 41 mm. Bramsen 2214. Slg. Julius 2059. Eimer 994. Brown 666. Excellent. From the series of medals commemorating British victories, issued by J. Mu

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40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3201 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Bronze medal (40.36 g). 1811, by Petit and Dubois. Commemorating the English victory at Torres Vedras. Wellington as Fabius Cunctator seated on the left in front of a tent / the river god Tagus in front of tents. Smooth edge. 41 mm. Bramsen 1138. Slg. Julius 2481. Eimer 1016. Nearly proof condition. From the series of medals commemorating British victories, issued by J. Mudie in 1820.

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80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3202 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Bronze medal (38.67 g). 1811, by Petit and Dubois. Commemorating the English victory at Torres Vedras. Wellington as Fabius Cunctator seated to the left in front of a tent / the river god Tagus in front of tents. Smooth edge. 41 mm. Bramsen 1138. Slg. Julius 2481. Eimer 1016. Excellent—uncirculated. From the series of medals commemorating British victories, issued by J. Mudie in 1820.

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60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3203 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Bronze medal (85.35 g). Undated (1812), by T. Webb. Commemorating Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington, and the victories of the British Army on the Iberian Peninsula during the Napoleonic Wars. Bust of Wellington facing left; signature in the neck region / two lines of text, surrounded by a laurel wreath. Plain edge. 54 mm. Brown 746. Eimer 1029. Julius Collection 2547. Fine coloration, excellent—mint luster.

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60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3204 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Bronze medal (30.61 g). 1813, by N.G.A. Brenet. Commemorating the English army’s crossing of the Pyrenees. Bust of Wellington facing right / On a rocky outcrop, the English lion, with a baton in its mouth, attacks the French eagle. Plain edge. 41 mm. Bramsen 1285. Julius 2722. Eimer 1034. Brown 760. Fine patina, tiny scratches, excellent—uncirculated luster. From the series of medals commemorating British vi

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64 - 80 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3205 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Bronze medal (38.04 g). 1813, by T. Webb and N.G.A. Brenet. Commemorating the presentation of the flags to the Royal Military College by Queen Charlotte. Bust of the Duke of York facing left / The Queen presenting the flags to the students. Plain edge. 41 mm. Bramsen 1246. Julius 2658. Eimer 1035. Brown 769. Fine patina, tiny scratches, good to excellent condition. From the series of medals commemorating British

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40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3206 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Bronze medal (39.55 g). 1813, by J.P. Droz and N.G.A. Brenet. Commemorating the capture of Pamplona by the English. Head of Wellington facing right / the city’s patron goddess presents the keys to the city to Wellington, who is riding toward her in ancient armor. Smooth edge. 41 mm. Bramsen 2254. Slg. Julius 2701. Eimer 1037. Brown 765. Attractive patina, excellent condition. From the series of medals commemora

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40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3207 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Bronze medal (37.27 g). 1813, by A. Donnadio and Lefevre. Commemorating the English victory at the Battle of Vittoria. A bust of Wellington in uniform facing right / Victoria in a biga facing left holding a bundle of lightning bolts, with military equipment beneath the horses. Smooth edge. 41 mm. Julius 2641. Eimer 1033. Brown 756. Excellent. From the series of medals commemorating British victories, issued by J

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40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3208 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Silver medal (37.42 g). 1814, by G. Mills and E. J. Dubois. Commemorating the Treaty of Paris, which was forced through by England. A bearded bust facing left, with signatures below / Britannia, supported by a shield, receives a globe with an olive branch from Victoria; three lines of text in the lower section. Smooth edge. 41 mm. Eimer 1047. Julius 2973. Bramsen 1438. Rare! Attractive patina, tiny scratches and

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120 - 150 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3209 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Bronze medal (39.16 g). 1814, by T. Webb and J. J. Barre. Commemorating the return of the English army to Hanover. A uniformed bust of the Duke of Cambridge facing half-left / Britannia seated facing right, feeding two horses. Smooth edge. 41 mm. Bramsen 1489. Eimer 1058. Brown 777. Fine patina, tiny contact marks, excellent—mint luster. From the series of medals commemorating British victories, issued by J. Mu

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60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3210 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Bronze medal (38.68 g). 1814, by G. Mills and E. J. Dubois. Commemorating the Treaty of Paris, which was forced through by England. A bust with a laurel wreath facing left, with signatures below / Britannia, supported by a shield, receives a globe with an olive branch from Victoria; three lines of text in the lower section. Smooth edge. 41 mm. Eimer 1047. Julius 2973. Bramsen 1438. Fine patina, tiny scratches and

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40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3211 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Bronze medal (39.02 g). 1815, by G. Mills and A. J. Depaulis. Commemorating the Battle of Waterloo. Head of the Marquis of Anglesey facing right / Charging cavalry facing left. Smooth edge. 41 mm. Eimer 1069. Julius Collection 3356. Bramsen 1647. R! Fine patina, tiny contact marks, excellent—mint luster. From the series of medals commemorating British victories, issued in 1820 by J. Mudie.

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80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED K

3212 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. GREAT BRITAIN. UNITED KINGDOM. George III, 1760–1820. Bronze medal (33.27 g). 1815, by E. J. Dubois. In honor of the Scottish regiments in the Napoleonic Wars. A bust of a Scottish soldier in uniform, viewed almost from the front; below, the signature / seven lines of text listing the countries in which Scottish regiments fought, surrounded by laurel and thistle branches. Plain edge. 41 mm. Bramsen 1702. Collection Julius 3442. Eimer 1081. Spotty patina, excellent��

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40 - 50 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. RUSSIA. GRAND DUCHY / E

3213 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. RUSSIA. GRAND DUCHY / EMPIRE. Alexander I, 1801–1825. Silver medal (37.08 g). 1814, by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the Tsar’s visit to Paris. A laurel-crowned bust facing right; the signature is on the neck section. / Victoria is seated facing left before a laurel tree, writing on a tablet; the year is on the lower section. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Julius Collection 3014. Diakov 378.1 (R1) Bramsen 1464. R! Rare in silver! Slight scratches, excellent condition.

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240 - 300 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. RUSSIA. GRAND DUCHY / E

3214 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. RUSSIA. GRAND DUCHY / EMPIRE. Alexander I, 1801–1825. Bronze medal (35.61 g). 1814, by B. Andrieu. Commemorating the Tsar’s visit to Paris. Bust facing right with a laurel wreath; the signature appears in the neck section / Victoria sits facing left in front of a laurel tree and writes on a tablet; the year appears in the lower section. Smooth edge. Approx. 40.5 mm. Julius 3015. Diakov 378.1 (R1) Bramsen 1464. Fine patina, nearly proof-like.

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80 - 100 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. RUSSIA. GRAND DUCHY / E

3215 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. RUSSIA. GRAND DUCHY / EMPIRE. Alexander I, 1801–1825. Bronze medal (37.86 g). 1814, by Barre and Mudie. Commemorating the visit of the Russian Tsar and the Prussian King to England. Head of Britannia wearing a Corinthian helmet, facing left / Neptune standing, facing right; in the background on the left, the Temple of Janus with closed doors; on the right, a ship’s prow bearing the double-headed eagle. Smooth edge. Approx. 41 mm. Julius 1474. Bramsen 3031. Eimer 1

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60 - 75 €

EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. SWITZERLAND. GENEVA. Br

3216 - EUROPEAN COINS AND MEDALS. SWITZERLAND. GENEVA. Bronze medal (102.07 g). 1822, by L. Fournier. Award medal of the Society of Arts. Oval city coat of arms between garlands of flowers from cornucopias above crossed palm branches and smoking torches; below, the year and signature / statue of Apollo in front of a pyramid. Smooth edge. Approx. 60 mm. Swiss Medals 1615. Excellent—uncirculated.

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80 - 100 €

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