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Lot # 724 - Tiberius III, Apsimar (698-705). AE 30 Nummi or 3/4 Follis. Rome mint. Obv. Crowned and draped facing bust, [holding spear and shield?]. Rev. Large XXX; ROM below. D.O. 42; MIB 81; Sear 1405. AE. 1.67 g. 12.5 mm. RR. Very rare issue. VF/About VF. For reasons both stylistic in the obverse depiction and in the shape of the flan, this coin cannot be attributed with certainty to an emperor. Others who also minted this type of denominal were Justinian II, Leo III “the Isaurian” and Theodosius III of Adramytium.
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Lot # 725 - Leo III the 'Isaurian', with Constantine V (717-741). AV Semissis, Constantinople mint. Obv. [δ N LЄO]N P A [MЧ]. Facing bust of Leo III with short beard, wearing crown and chlamys, holding globus cruciger and akakia. Rev. [C N CON]STAҺ[TIҺ']. Facing bust of Constantine V with short beard, wearing crown and chlamys, holding cross potent and akakia. D.O. 18; Sear 1508. AV. 1.22 g. 15 mm. RR. Very rare and brilliant example, with bright fields. Rusty dies. Good EF.
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Lot # 726 - Leo III the 'Isaurian' (717-720). AV Tremissis, Sardinia mint. Obv. [- - -]. Crowned facing bust, holding globus cruciger. Rev. VIST[- - -] VG(retroverse)VS. Cross potent on step; Γ in left field; S in right field; in exergue, CONOB. D.O. -; Cf. MIB 5 var. (left field); Cf. Sear 1522B (same); Cf. Piras 1996, 60 (same). AV. 1.17 g. 11.5 mm. RRRR. Of the highest rarity, apparently unlisted in the standard bibliography. Brilliant, with delicate warm tone. Choice for issue. EF.
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Lot # 727 - Leo III, the Isaurian (717-741) with Constantine V. AV debased Tremissis, Rome mint, IY 6 = 737/8(?) AD. Obv. D NO LЄ P A MЧL. Crowned facing bust of Leo III, bearded, wearing chlamys and holding globus cruciger and akakia. Rev. D N O CONTANTI. Crowned facing bust of Constantine V, wearing chlamys and holding globus cruciger and akakia; star to left, ς (Indiction year) to right. D.O. 78ff. var. (date); Sear 1534. AV. 1.1 g. 15 mm. RRR. Extremely rare Rome mint issue with indiction year. Good VF/About EF.
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Lot # 728 - Constantine V Copronymus with Leo IV (741-775). AV Solidus, Constantinople mint. Obv. COҺSTAҺTIҺOS S LЄOҺ OҺЄOS. Crowned equal sized busts of Constantine V, bearded and on the left, and Leo IV, beardless and on the right, facing and wearing chlamys; between their heads, cross and pellet. Rev. [C] LЄON P A MЧ L. Crowned bust of Leo III facing, wearing loros and holding cross potent on base in his right hand. D.O. 2d; Sear 1551. AV. 4.43 g. 20.5 mm. R. Rare and good example, with delicate tone. Scratches. Good VF.
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Lot # 729 - Michael II, the Amorian (820-829). AV Solidus, Syracuse mint. Obv. MI XAHL [-]. Bust of Michael, facing, with short beard, wearing crown and loros, and holding cross potent. Rev. ΘЄ OFILOSЄ. Bust of Theophilus, beardless, wearing crown and chlamys and holding globus cruciger. D.O. 14; Sear 1645. AV. 3.86 g. 13.5 mm. Brilliant and superb example. Bright fields and virtually as struck. About FDC.
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Lot # 730 - Theophilus (829-842). AV Solidus, Constantinople mint, 829-830. Obv. * ӨЄOFI LOS ЬASILЄ'. Crowned facing bust, wearing slight beard and loros, and holding cruciform scepter and globus cruciger. Rev. CVRIЄ ЬOHӨH τO SO ∂OVLO * Є. Patriarchal cross set upon three steps. D.O. 1a.2; Sear 1655. AV. 4.38 g. 21.5 mm. R. Rare and superb example. Peripheral areas of weak strike. Good EF.
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Lot # 731 - Theophilus (829-842). AV Solidus, Syracuse mint. Obv. ΘEOFILOS bASIL. Crowned facing bust of Theophilus, wearing chlamys, holding cross potent; star at beginning of legend. Rev. ΘEOFILOS bASIL. Crowned facing bust of Theophilus, wearing loros, holding globus cruciger. D.O. 18; Sear 1671. AV. 3.88 g. 16 mm. R. Rare and superb example. Sharply struck from fresh dies. About FDC.
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Lot # 732 - Theophilus (829-842). AV Semissis, Syracuse mint. Obv. ΘEOFILOS bA. Crowned facing bust of Theophilus, wearing chlamys, holding globus cruciger; star at beginning of legend. Rev. ΘEOFILOS bA. Crowned facing bust of Theophilus, wearing loros, holding globus cruciger. D.O. 19; Sear 1676. AV. 1.75 g. 13.5 mm. R. Very rare and choice specimen. Good EF.
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Lot # 733 - Theophilus (829-842). AV Tremissis (?), Syracuse mint. Obv. *ΘЄOFIΛOS bA. Crowned facing bust, wearing chlamys, holding globus cruciger. Rev. ΘЄOFIΛOS bA. Crowned facing bust, wearing loros, holding globus cruciger. D.O. 20; Sear 1679. AV. 1.24 g. 12 mm. Brilliant, with delicate warm tone. Virtually as struck. About FDC.
Neapolis mint
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Lot # 734 - Theophilus, with Constantine and Michael II (829-842). Debased AV Solidus, Neapolis (?) mint. Obv. ΘEOFI – LOS bASILEO. Bust of Teophilus facing, wearing crown and chlamys and holding globus cruciger and akakia. Rev. mIXAHL S COnSTAnTIn. Bust of Michael II or Constantine facing, wearing crown and chlamys and holding cross potent and akakia. D.O. 33a.3; Sear 1683. AV. 4.14 g. 22 mm. RRR. Extremely rare issue, seldom offered. Well centred, with delicate warm tone. Area of compression on obverse. About EF.
Solidus with Thecla
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Lot # 735 - Michael III 'the Drunkard', with Theodora and Thecla (842-867 AD). AV Solidus. Constantinople mint. Obv. Bust of Theodora facing, wearing crown and loros, holding patriarchal cross on globus and cruciform sceptre. Rev. Facing bust of Michael III, beardless (on left). and half-lenght figure of Thecla (sister of Michael III) on right) both crowned; the emperor wears chlamys and holds globus cruciger with his sister and holds long patriarchal cross. D.O. 1; Sear 1686; Ratto 1840. AV. 4.34 g. 22 mm. RRR. Extremely rare and historically significant issue. Well centred and struck on broad flan. Traces of mount and repaired. Good VF. With NGC grading tag. Ex Goldberg 142, 2024, 560. Surely among the most sought-after byzantine coins. Thecla was one of the sisters of the Byzantine Emperor Michael III and was proclaimed Augusta in late 830's. She become the lover of Basil I, his friend and co-Emperor. In 867, Basil I assassinated Michael III and became the sole Emperor. However, his relationship with Thecla deteriorated, especially after she began an affair with John Neatokometes. When Basil discovered this betrayal, he ordered severe punishments for both Thecla and her lover, confiscating their properties and exiling them to a convent. Thecla spent the rest of her life in the monastery of Gastria, where she died after 870.
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Lot # 736 - Basil I the Macedonian (867-886) with Constantine (868-879). Debased AV Semissis, Syracuse mint. Obv. bASILEIOC. Crowned facing bust of Basil, wearing loros, holding globus cruciger. Rev. CONSTANT. Crowned facing bust of Constantine, wearing chlamys, holding globus cruciger. D.O. 14a; Ratto 1859; Sear 1714. AV. 1.26 g. 13.5 mm. R. Rare and good, well centred. Metal flaw on reverse. EF.
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Lot # 737 - Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus and Romanus II (945-963 AD). AV Solidus, Constantinople mint. Obv. + IhS XPS RЄX RЄϚNANTIЧM. Half length bust of Christ facing, wearing nimbus cruciger pallium and colobium, right hand raised in benediction, book of Gospels cradled in left. Rev. COhStAht CЄ ROmAh' AЧϚϚ I'R'. Crowned facing busts of Constantine VII (on left), bearded, wearing loros, and Romanus II (on right), wearing chlamys pinned at right shoulder, jointly holding long patriarchal cross. D.O. 15; Sear 1751. AV. 4.42 g. 20 mm. Brilliant and choice. EF.
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Lot # 738 - Basilius II (976-1025). AV Histamenon Nomisma, Constantinople mint, 1005-1025. Obv. +IhS XIS ReX ReGNANTIhw. Bearded, facing and nimbate bust of Christ, wearing tunic and himation, holding Book of Gospels in his left hand, his right hand raised in benediction; crescents in the two upper parts of the nimbus; all within triple dotted circle. Rev. +BASIL C COnSTAnTI bR. The facing half-length figures of Basil, bearded, wearing loros, pendilia and crown with cross, and of Constantine, wearing chlamys, pendilia and crown with cross, holding between them with their right hands long cross; small crown (wreath) over Basil's head; all within triple dotted circle. D.O. 6a; Sear 1800. AV. 4.38 g. 26 mm. Scarce. EF.
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Lot # 739 - Basilius II (976-1025). AV Histamenon Nomisma, Constantinople mint, c. 1005-1025 AD. Obv. +IhS XIS ReX ReGNANTIhw. Bearded, facing and nimbate bust of Christ, wearing tunic and himation, holding Book of Gospels in his left hand, his right hand raised in benediction; crescents in the two upper parts of the nimbus; all within triple dotted circle. Rev. +BASIL C COnSTAnTI bR. The facing half-length figures of Basil, bearded, wearing loros, pendilia and crown with cross, and of Constantine, wearing chlamys, pendilia and crown with cross, holding between them with their right hands long cross; small crown (wreath) over Basil's head; all within triple dotted circle. Sear 1800; D.O. 6a. AV. 4.42 g. 26 mm. Scarce. Choice example, struck from fresh dies. EF.
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Lot # 740 - Constantine VIII (1025-1028). AV Histamenon nomisma, Constantinople mint. Obv. +IhSIS R'X R'gNANTI§. Nimbate, facing bust of Christ, wearing pallium and colobium, holding book of Gospels in his left hand, raising his right hand in benediction; all within triple dotted circle. Rev. +CwnSTAnTI - n bASILEyS ROm. Facing, bust, wearing crown and loros, holding akakia in his left hand, in his right hand, labarum with pellet on shaft; all within triple dotted circle. D.O. 2; Sear 1815. AV. 4.42 g. 26.5 mm. Scarce. Well centred and choice, sharply struck on broad flan. EF.
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Lot # 741 - Romanus III Argyrus (1028-1034). AV Histamenon Nomisma. Constantinople mint. Obv. + IhS XIS RЄX RЄϚNANTIЧM. Christ Pantokrator seated facing on throne. Rev. ΘCЄ bOHΘ´ RωMAnω. Romanus, holding globus cruciger, standing facing, being crowned and blessed by the Theotokos (Virgin Mary); MΘ above. D.O. 1c; Sear 1819; Ratto 1972. AV. 4.4 g. 27 mm. EF.
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Lot # 742 - Constantine IX Monomachus (1042-1055 AD). AV Histamenon Nomisma, Constantinople mint. Obv. +IҺS XIS RЄX RCςNANTIҺm. Christ Pantokrator enthroned facing. Rev. +CωҺSτAhτh BASILЄЧS Rm. Crowned bust facing, wearing loros, holding labarum in right hand and globus cruciger in left. D.O. 2a; Ratto 1988; Sear 1829. AV. 4.4 g. 28.5 mm. Scarce. Superb example with delicate tone and bright fields on obverse. Sharply struck from fresh dies. About FDC. Ex InAsta 109, 2023, 365.
Second known seal of Argyros, son of Meles as magister and dux of Italy, Calabria, Sicily and Paphlagonia
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Lot # 743 - (Argyros, son of Meles), magister and dux of Italy, Calabria, Sicily and Paphlagonia. PB Seal, second half of XI cent. Obv. Bust of the Virgin, holding the Christ child on her left arm. Border of dots. Sigla: ΜΡ-ΘV (Μήτηρ Θεοῦ). Rev. Inscription of seven lines:-+-[ΑΡΓVΡ] / (Μ)ΑΓΙCT S Δ /[ΚΙ] ΙΤΑΛΙΑC / ΚΑΛΑRΡΙΑC / CIKEΛIAC / ΠΑΦΛΑΓΟ[Ν] / ΤωΜΕ(Λ)Τ[Ἀργυρῷ] μαγίστ(ρῳ) (καὶ) δ[ού](κι) ᾿Ιταλίας Καλαβρίας Σικελίας Παφλαγο(νίας) τῷ Μέ(λη)τ(ι). 27.71 g. 36 mm. The owner of this seal simultaneously held the titles of magistros and doux of Italy, Calabria, Sicily, and Paphlagonia. Therefore, despite the lack of a clearly legible name on the seal, there is no doubt that it belonged to Argyros, son of Meles (Vera von Falkenhausen: Untersuchungen über die byzantinische Herrschaft in Süditalien vom 9. bis ins 11. Jahrhundert, Wiesbaden 1967, pp. 93–94). A full reconstruction of the inscription is possible thanks to the existence of a seal from the Kofopoulos collection (1606). The obverse of the specimen from that collection is considerably less well preserved (J.C. Cheynet, Argyros, fils de Mélès, et sa descendance (In:) Revue des études byzantines, tome 76, 2018, p. 209. About EF. Argyros was the son of the Apulian separatist Meles of Bari and Meralda. Around 1009/1011, when Meles first rebelled against Byzantine rule in southern Italy, the inhabitants of Bari captured Argyros and Meralda and sent them together to Constantinople. It wasn’t until 1029 (according to other sources: 1038) that he was allowed to return to Apulia. In May 1040, when Argyros entered Bari, the Lombards rebelled against Byzantine rule and overthrew the katepan Nikephoros Dokeianos. In this endeavor, they were supported by Norman mercenaries under Arduin of Melfi, who had deserted from the Sicilian expedition of the Byzantine general Georgios Maniakes. In February 1042, Argyros was proclaimed princeps and dux of Italy by the rebels in Bari, succeeding Atenulf, who had been bribed by Byzantium. However, already in July 1042, Argyros also accepted a bribe and switched sides: he aligned himself with the new Byzantine emperor, Constantine IX, and opposed Maniakes, who had declared himself an enemy of the emperor in Sicily. After the Apulian uprising was suppressed, Argyros was honored in Constantinople with the high-ranking titles of patrician and magister vestes. In 1051, the emperor entrusted Argyros – the first Lombard to hold such a position – with the governance of the Catepanate of Italy (under the title Dux of Italy, Calabria, Sicily, and Paphlagonia). It is precisely from this period that the seal must originate. In order to face the growing Norman threat in southern Italy, he formed an alliance with the papacy, but he failed (or perhaps chose not) to prevent the defeat of Pope Leo IX at the Battle of Civitate in June 1053, where papal forces were defeated by the troops of Humphrey of Hauteville, and the pope himself was taken prisoner. Argyros served as imperial governor in southern Italy until 1058, without achieving a renewal of the Byzantine–papal alliance. Later information about him is scarce. He likely died in 1068 in Bari; shortly before his death, he donated a richly embroidered silk robe to the monastery of Farfa, which has survived to this day. An autograph of Argyros is preserved (Trinchera, Syllabus Graecarum membranarum, 1865, p. 665).
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Lot # 744 - Michael VII Ducas (1071-1078). AV Histamenon Nomisma, Constantinople mint. Obv. IC-XC. Nimbate bust of Christ facing, wearing pallium and colobium, raising right hand in benediction and holding in left book of Gospels. Rev. MIXAHΛ RACIΛ. Bust facing, bearded, wearing crown and loros and holding labarum and globus cruciger. D.O. 2; Sear 1868. AV. 4.22 g. 29 mm. Well centred and choice, with pleasant warm tone. Intriguing graffiti on obverse. About EF/EF.
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Lot # 745 - Alexius I, Comnenus (1081-1118). EL Histamenon Nomisma. Pre-reform period, transitional coinage. Thessalonica mint, 1081-2 AD. Obv. + KЄ RΘ AΛ[ЄZ] (reversed). Bust of Christ facing, wearing nimbus crown, pallium and colobium, and holding book of Gospels with both hands; IC-XC across fields. Rev. St. Demetrius, on left, standing right, presenting labarum to Alexius on right; the saint is nimbate, wears military attire and holds sword in left hand; the emperor wears crown and loros, and grasps shaft of labarum with right hand; ΔI/MI/T/I on left, Δ/EC/Π/I/T/H to right. D.O. 4; Sear 1904; Ratto -; BMC 14 (Alexius III). EL. 4.42 g. 28 mm. R. Rare, with pleasant tone. Peculiar squared flan. About EF.
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Lot # 746 - John III Ducas (1222-1254). AV Hyperpyron, Magnesia mint, c. 1232-1254. Obv. Christ seated facing upon throne without back, bearded and nimbate, wearing colobium over chiton, hand raised in benediction, holding Gospels in left; IC and XC in field above left and right; pellet to right of throne. Rev. Standing facing figures of John, wearing stemma with pendilia, loros and divitision, holding labarum and akakia, and crowning the emperor, the Theotokos, nimbate, wearing maphorium over chiton. D.O. 6; Sear 2073. AV. 2.59 g. 25 mm. Choice. Sound metal and lovely warm golden tone with reddish spots. EF.
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Lot # 747 - John V Palaeologus, with Anna of Savoy (Regent). (1341-1391). AV Hyperpyron, Constantinople mint. Struck 1341-1347 AD. Obv. Anna, holding trilobate sceptre and placing hand on breast, and John, holding akakia and cruciform sceptre. Rev. Andronicus III kneeling right, being blessed by Christ standing left. D.O. 942-3; Sear 2466; LPC p. 116, 1. AV. 2.83 g. 21 mm. RR. Very rare. VF.
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Lot # 748 - Alexis II (1297-1330). AR Asper, Empire of Trebizond. Obv. St. Eugenius on horseback right. Rev. Emperor on horseback right. Sear 2619. AR. 2.12 g. 22.5 mm. Attractive tone. Minting flatness. Good VF/VF.
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Lot # 749 - Austria. Archduke Sigismund Franz (1662-1665). Schraubtaler or box taler 1665, Hall mint. KM 1239.2; Moser/Tursky 531. AR. 11.8 g. 42 mm. Lovely and fascinating item. Good VF.
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Lot # 750 - Austria. Johann Ernst von Thun und Hohenstein (1687-1709). Taler 1695, Salzburg mint. KM 254; Probszt 1801. AR. 28.97 g. 42 mm. Minor marks. Cabinet tone. Good VF/About EF.
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Lot # 751 - Austria. Leopold I (1657-1705). Taler 1698 KB, Kremnitz mint. KM 220; Huszár 1374; Herinek 742. AR. 28.71 g. 47 mm. Minor cleaning marks. Warm cabinet tone. About EF.
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Lot # 752 - Austria. Joseph I (1705-1711). Taler 1710, Hall mint. KM 1438.2; Herinek 131. AR. 27.81 g. 43 mm. Good VF/About EF.
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Lot # 753 - Austria. Maria Theresia (1740-1780). Taler 1765, Hall mint. KM 15 (Burgau); Moser/Tursky 966. AR. 28.03 g. 41 mm. Minor hairlines on obverse. EF/FDC.
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Lot # 754 - Austria. Karl Ludwig von Batthanyi (1753-1806). Convention Taler 1768, Wien mint. Dav. 1183; Holzmair 13. AR. 28.02 g. 41.5 mm. RR. Dies by J. Toda. Very rare. About EF.
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Lot # 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.
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Lot # 756 - Austria. Hieronymus von Colloredo (1772-1803), Archpishop. Taler 1787, Salzburg mint. KM 462; Dav. 1246; Probszt 2440. AR. 28 g. 41 mm. Underlying luster. About FDC.
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Lot # 757 - Austria. Ferdinand I (1835-1848). Taler 1843 A, Wien mint. KM 2240; Fruhwald 770. AR. 28.09 g. 38.5 mm. Good EF/About FDC.
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Lot # 758 - Austria. Franz Joseph (1848-1916). 2 Gulden 1854 for the marriage with Elizabeth of Bavaria, Vienna. KM X M3; Herinek 822. AR. 25.97 g. 36.5 mm. Minor marks. Lovely iridescent toninig. Rare as such. Good EF.
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Lot # 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.
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Lot # 760 - Austria. Franz Joseph (1848-1916). 2 Gulden = 2 Florin 1859 B, Kremnitz. KM 2230; Fruhwald 1357. AR. 24.68 g. 36 mm. Uneven toning. Some remaining mint luster. About EF.
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Lot # 761 - Austria. Franz Joseph (1848-1916). Florin 1860 A, Wien mint. KM 2219. AR. 12.3 g. 29 mm. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading MS 64 PROOFLIKE.
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Lot # 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.
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Lot # 763 - Austria. Franz Joseph (1848-1916). 2 Gulden 1879. Wien. KM X M5; Herinek 824. AR. 24.68 g. 36 mm. For the silver wedding jubilee. About FDC.
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Lot # 764 - Austria. Franz Joseph (1848-1916). 2 Gulden = 2 Florin 1884. Wien. KM 2233; Fruhwald 1383. AR. 24.78 g. 36 mm. EF/Good EF.
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Lot # 765 - Austria. Franz Joseph (1848-1916). 5 Korona 1907 KB, Kremintz mint. KM 489. AR. 24.04 g. 36.5 mm. Lustrous and with a slight patina forming. About FDC. For the 40th anniversary of Hungarian coronation.
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Lot # 766 - Austria. Franz Joseph (1848-1916). 5 Corona 1908, Wien mint. For the 60th anniversary of the reign. KM 2809. AR. 23.96 g. 36 mm. Good EF/About FDC.
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Lot # 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.
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Lot # 768 - Bulgaria. Ferdinand I (1887-1918). 5 Leva 1892 KB, Kremnica mint. KM 15. AR. 25 g. 37 mm. Cabinet tone. Minor marks. EF. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading AU 58 Small test cut on edge.
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Lot # 769 - Bulgaria. Ferdinand I (1887-1918). 5 Leva 1894 KB, Kremnitz mint. KM 18. AR. 24.93 g. 37.5 mm. Cabinet tone. Lustrous. EF/About FDC.
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Lot # 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.
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Lot # 771 - Canada. George VI (1936-1952). 50 Cents 1951. KM 45. AR. 11.69 g. 30 mm. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading MS 65 PROOFLIKE.
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Lot # 772 - Cambodia. Norodom I (1859-1904). Souvenir issue valid for 25 Centimes 1902. KM -; Lecompte 106. AR. 2.28 g. 18 mm. RR. Very rare. Light golden tone. Mintage of only 250 pieces. About EF/AboutFDC.
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Lot # 773 - China. Quing Dynasty. Dollar 7 mace and 2 candareens nd (1908). Tientsin mint. Kuang-hsu (Guangxu). KM Y 14; L&M 11. AR. 25.94 g. 39 mm. Faint scratches. About VF/VF.
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Lot # 774 - China. Hsuan-t'ung (Xuantong [Puyi]). Dollar year 3 (1911). KM Y 31; L&M 37. AR. 27.21 g. 39 mm. Variety without dot after DOLLAR. VF.
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Lot # 775 - China. Dollar year 3 (1911). Hsuan-t'ung (Xuantong [Puyi]). KM Y 31; L&M 37. AR. 26.76 g. 39 mm. Variety without dot after DOLLAR. Minor bumps. Dark tone. VF.
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Lot # 776 - China. Republic. Sun Yat-sen. 'Memento' Dollar nd (1927). KM 318a; L&M 49. AR. 26.75 g. 39 mm. 6 pointed star. Lustrous. EF.
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Lot # 777 - China. Republic. Sun Yat-sen. 'Memento' Dollar nd (1927). KM Y 318a.1; L&M 49. AR. 26.83 g. 39 mm. 6 pointed star. Scratch on obverse. Good VF.
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Lot # 778 - China. Republic. Sun Yat-Sen. 'Memento' 20 cents nd, (1912). Nanking mint. KM Y 317; L&M 61. AR. 5.2 g. 23.5 mm. RR. Cabinet tone. About EF.
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Lot # 779 - China. Republic. Dollar year 3 (1914). Yuan Shih-Kai. KM Y 329; L&M 63. AR. 26.95 g. 39 mm. Good VF/VF.
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Lot # 780 - China. Republic. Dollar year 9 (1920), Tientsin mint. Yuan Shih-khai. KM 329.6; L&M 77. AR. 26.29 g. 39 mm. Good VF/About EF.
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Lot # 781 - China. Republic. Sun Yat-sen. Dollar year 23 (1934). KM Y 345; L&M 110. AR. 26.68 g. 40 mm. Minor nicks. EF.
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Lot # 782 - China. Kwangtung Province. Dollar 7 mace and 2 candareens nd, (1890-1908). Kwangtung mint. Kuang-hsu (Guangxu). KM Y 203; L&M 133. AR. 26.85 g. 39.5 mm. VF.
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Lot # 783 - China. Hupeh Province. Dollar 7 mace and 2 candareens nd, (1895-1907). Wuchang Mint. Kuang-hsu (Guangxu). KM Y 127.1; L&M 182. AR. 26.65 g. 40 mm. About VF/VF.

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