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755 - Austria. Christoph Anton Graf von Migazzi (1757-1803). Convention Taler 1781. Wien. IW - IC - FA, dies by Johann Nepomuk Wirt; Mintmaster’s mark: Johann August von Cronberg; Assayer: Franz Aicherau. KM 1. AR. 28.01 g. 41.5 mm. RR. Very rare. Bright fields with iridescent patina. Cabinet tone. Good VF.

759 - Austria. Franz Joseph (1848-1916). 2 Gulden = 2 Florin 1859 A, Wien mint. KM 2230; Fruhwald 1356. AR. 24.71 g. 36 mm. Irrelevant nick on edge on reverse. Attractive specimen with a well-settled patina, still preserving the mirror-like quality of the fields. About FDC/FDC.

762 - Austria. Franz Joseph (1848-1916). 2 Gulden = 2 Florin 1877, Wien mint. KM 2233; Fruhwald 1376. AR. 24.66 g. 36 mm. Minor marks on obverse. Stunning uneven cabinet patina with golden hues over lustrous, mirror-like surfaces. FDC.

767 - Bulgaria. Alexander I (1879-1886). 5 Leva 1885, St. Petersburg mint. KM 7; Nikolov 8. AR. 24.97 g. 37.5 mm. A warm cabinet patina with delicate golden hues. Very good condition for the type. Minor marks on reverse, otherwise. EF.

770 - Bulgaria. Ferdinand I (1887-1918). Imitative issue of 4 Ducats 1905 of Franz Josef, for trade in the Balkans; probably mint in Sofia. KM X2; Bitkin 8; Fried. -. AV. 12.73 g. 39.5 mm. RR. Very rare and seldom offered. Holed. Small scratch on field and test cut on edge. Small countermark in the shape of a crown on the reverse. EF.

795 - France. Orange, Principality. Guillame V (1182-1224). Denier au Cornet. Issued in the name of Frederick I, Emperor. PdA 4472; Duplessy 2038. AR. 0.74 g. 17 mm. R. Rare. Lovely cabinet tone. Choice for issue. EF.

797 - France. Charles VI (1380-1422). Ecu d'or á la couronne, Paris. Duplessy 369; Fried. 291. AV. 3.96 g. 28.5 mm. Mintmark pellet positioned beneath the 'F' of FRANCORVM on the obverse and another beneath the 'A' of REGNAT on the reverse. Good EF.

801 - France. Napoleon I (1805-1814), Emperor. Medal 1806 for the conquest of Napoli, Paris. Bramsen 516; Julius 1559; Essling 1129. AR. 32.39 g. 40.5 mm. Opus: Droz & Brenet. RRR. Very rare in silver. Minor nick on obverse. Warm cabinet tone with a hint of gold. About FDC.

803 - France. Hortense Eugénie Cécile Bonaparte, born de Beauharnais (1783–1837), Queen Consort of the Netherlands. Medal for the visit to the mint by the Queen Hortense, 1808, Paris. Bramsen 769; Julius 1974; Essling 1268. AR. 8.45 g. 23 mm. Opus: Andrieu. Iridescent toning. About FDC/FDC.