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Lot # 868 - Lithuania. Sigismund II August (1548-1572). AR 1/2 Grosz, Vilnius mint, 1557. Kopicki 3249. AR. 1.14 g. 19.5 mm. VF.
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Lot # 869 - Lithuania. Sigismund II August (1548-1572). AR 1/2 Grosz, Vilnius mint, 1559. Kopicki 3258. AR. 1.14 g. 20 mm. About EF.
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Lot # 870 - Lithuania. Sigismund II August (1548-1572). AR 1/2 Grosz, Vilnius mint, 1559. Kopicki 3258. AR. 1.05 g. 20 mm. Toned with golden-copper hues. VF.
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Lot # 871 - Lithuania. Sigismund II August (1548-1572). AR 1/2 Grosz, Vilnius mint, 1560. Kopicki 3252. AR. 1.23 g. 20 mm. VF.
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Lot # 872 - Lithuania. Sigismund II August (1548-1572). AR 1/2 Grosz, Vilnius mint, 1562. Kopicki 3265. AR. 1.29 g. 19.5 mm. Good VF.
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Lot # 873 - Lithuania. Sigismund II August (1548-1572). AR 1/2 Grosz, Vilnius mint, 1563. Kopicki 3270. AR. 1.12 g. 20 mm. Flatness. VF.
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Lot # 874 - Lithuania. Sigismund II August (1548-1572). AR 1/2 Grosz, Vilnius mint, 1564. Kopicki 3271. 1.02 g. 19.5 mm. Good VF/VF.
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Lot # 875 - Lithuania. Sigismund II August (1548-1572). AR 1/2 Grosz, Vilnius mint, 1565. Kopicki 3264. AR. 1.22 g. 20 mm. Good VF/VF.
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Lot # 876 - Livonia. Christina of Sweden (1632-1654). BI Solidus, Riga mint. BI. 0.64 g. 16 mm. Off-centre, therefore year not visible. About VF.
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Lot # 877 - Livonia. Christina of Sweden (1632-1654). BI Solidus, Riga mint, 1647. BI. 0.45 g. 16.5 mm. Good VF.
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Lot # 880 - Netherlands East Indies. Batavian Republic (1799-1806). 1/2 Duit, 1806. KM 75. AE. 2.17 g. 19 mm. About EF.
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Lot # 881 - Netherlands Antille. Juliana (1948-1980). AR 2 1/2 Gulden, 1964. KM 7. AR. 25 g. 38 mm. About UNC. The Netherlands Antilles, also known as the Dutch Antilles, was a constituent Caribbean country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands consisting of the islands of Saba, Sint Eustatius, and Sint Maarten in the Lesser Antilles, and Aruba, Curaçao, and Bonaire in the Leeward Antilles. The country came into being in 1954 as the autonomous successor of the Dutch colony of Curaçao and Dependencies, and it was dissolved in 2010, when like Aruba in 1986, Sint Maarten and Curaçao gained status of constituent countries within the Kingdom of the Netherlands, and Saba, Sint Eustatius, and Bonaire gained status of special municipality of the Netherlands as the Caribbean Netherlands. All the territories that belonged to the Netherlands Antilles remain part of the kingdom today, although the legal status of each differs.
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Lot # 882 - New Hebrides. AR 100 Francs, 1966. KM 1. AR. 24.97 g. 37.5 mm. UNC. New Hebrides, officially the New Hebrides Condominium, was the colonial name for the island group in the South Pacific Ocean that is now Vanuatu. The condominium (United Kingdom and France) lasted from 1906 until 1980, when New Hebrides gained its independence as the Republic of Vanuatu.
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Lot # 885 - Poland. The Second Republic (1918-1939). AR 10 Złotych 1933, Warszawa mint. KM Y 22. AR. 21.94 g. 34 mm. Cabinet tone. Good VF/About EF. Portrait of Queen Jadwiga (also known as Hedwig), the patron saint of Poland. She was the daughter of Louis I the Great of Hungary and Poland and inherited the Polish Kingdom after his death. She was Poland's first queen regnant (1384-1399). Jadwiga was canonised by the Catholic Church in 1997.
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Lot # 890 - Poland. AE Medal, 1983. Commemorating Pope John Paul II at the Catholic University of Lublin. Obv. The Polish Eagle; above, cross and on band DEO ET PATRIAE; below, VERITATEM IN CARITATE FACERE. Rev. The statue of John Paul II embracing Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński, kneeling in front of him; in exergue, KATOLICKI/UNIVERSYTET/LUBELSKI. AE. 138.6 g. 70 mm. The Catholic University of Lublin (est. 1918, renamed into The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin in 2005) is one of the oldest universities in Poland. Among the group of professors at KUL, one could find Rev. Karol Wojtyła whom the world knew as Pope John Paul II. He commenced his work at the Catholic University in 1954 with lectures on ethics. In 1956 he was already head of the Unit, and subsequently head of the Department of Ethics at the Faculty of Philosophy, which he ran until he was elected to the Holy See. In 1982, the Pope John Paul II Institute was established to conduct research into his teaching and make his works available to a wider audience. A monument of John Paul II and Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński was placed in the university court-yard a year later.
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Lot # 891 - Portugal. Carlos I (1889-1908). AR 1000 Reis, 1898. For the 400th anniversary of the discovery of India. KM 539; Dav. 266. AR. 25.17 g. 38 mm. Cabinet tone. About UNC.
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Lot # 893 - Russia. Elizabeth (1741-1761). AE 2 Kopeks, 1758. KM C7. AE. 21.83 g. 32 mm. This type was minted in Ekaterinburg, Moscow and St. Petersburg, but it is not indicate on the coin. About VF.
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Lot # 894 - Russia. Alexander I (1801-1825). AE 2 Kopeks, Ekaterinburg mint, 1820 H-M. KM 118.3; Bitkin 361. AE. 12.51 g. 30 mm. Good VF.
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Lot # 895 - Russia. Nicholas I (1825-1855). AE 1 Kopek, Ekaterinburg, 1844 EM. Bitkin 563. AE. 11.22 g. 27.5 mm. VF/Good VF.
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Lot # 896 - Russia. Nicholas II (1894-1917). AR 15 Kopeks, St. Petersburg mint, 1914. KM Y21a; Bitkin 141. AR. 2.71 g. 20 mm. Almost UNC.
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Lot # 897 - Russia. Nicholas II (1894-1917). AR 20 Kopeks, St. Petersburg mint, 1914. KM Y22a. AR. 3.53 g. 22 mm. Almost UNC.
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Lot # 899 - Russia. Nicholas II (1894-1917). AR 10 Kopeks, St. Petersburg mint, 1915. KM Y20a; Bitkin 168. AR. 1.79 g. 17.5 mm. Almost UNC.
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Lot # 903 - Switzerland. Lot of nine (9) unclassified BI and AE denominations. AR and AE.
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Lot # 915 - Thailand. AR 1/16 of Bath. 6.5x6 mm. AR. 1.97 g. 8 mm. VF.
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Lot # 916 - Tunisia. Habib Bourguiba (1957-1987). AR Dinar, 1970. KM E34. AR. 18.04 g. 32 mm. About EF/EF.
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Lot # 920 - USA. Token 1837. AE. 10.16 g. 28 mm. This token is historically interesting because it refers to the New York's assembly of the 27 November 1837. In that occasion the 19 major banks of the territory meet in New York. The burning phoenix at the obverse represents the devaluation of the currency (shinplaster). VF.
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Lot # 921 - USA. Merchant Exchange Company New York. Token nd (1837). AE. 10.88 g. 29 mm. EF.
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Lot # 923 - USA. AR Franklin Half Dollar, 1962. AR. 12.51 g. 30.5 mm. Good EF/About UNC.
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Lot # 924 - USA. AR Washington Quarter, 1963. AR. 6.33 g. 24 mm. UNC-PROOF.
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Lot # 925 - USA. AR Washington Quarter, 1964. AR. 6.22 g. 24 mm. UNC-PROOF.
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Lot # 928 - Yugoslavia. Alexander I (1929-1934). 20 Dinara 1931. KM 11. AR. 13.98 g. 31 mm. Minor nicks. About UNC.
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Lot # 930 - Yugoslavia. Petar II (1934-1945). Lot of six (6) unclassified AE denominations, 1938. AE.
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Lot # 942 - Greek World. Punic mints. Lot of twenty-three (23) unclassified AE denominations. AE.
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Lot # 961 - The Roman Empire. Lot of four (4) unclassified AE denominations of the late 3rd and early 4th century. AE.
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Lot # 963 - The Roman Empire. Lot of two (2) unclassified AE folles of Maximinus II. AE.
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Lot # 964 - The Roman Empire. Lot of five (5) unclassified AE denominations, 4th century AD. AE.
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Lot # 970 - Miscellanea. Lot of fifteen (15) unclassified coins from Antiquity to Modern times. AR and AE. About VF.
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Lot # 973 - LITHIC INDUSTRY Neolithic period, c. 9th - 4th millennium BC. Lot of thirteen (13) flint fragments of various shapes. Dimensions: from 53 to 24 mm.
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Lot # 976 - BLACK STONE ASTRAGALUS Ancient World, c. 4th century BC - 4th century AD. Ancient black stone game piece, in the shape of an astragalus. Dimensions: 14 x 9 mm. Rare item, chipped.
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Lot # 979 - ROMAN ORANGE GEM Roman period, c. 1st - 3rd century AD. Gem with the engraved representation of an animal (lion?) leaping left. Dimensions: 11 x 9 mm. Intact and complete.
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Lot # 980 - RENAISSANCE TASTE GEM Modern times (?) Glass paste gem of Renaissance taste, depicting the bust of a young man facing left with long hair. Dimensions: 21.5 x 17.5 mm. Chipped edge.
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Lot # 983 - ROMAN GLASS UNGUENTARIUM Roman period, 1st - 2nd century AD. Unguentarium with a cut flat lip, a long cylindrical neck, globular body, flat bottom. Height: 112.5 mm. Intact and complete. Lovely iridescence, minor deposits.
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Lot # 984 - ROMAN GLASS UNGUENTARIUM Roman period, 1st - 2nd century AD. Pale green glass unguentarium with a flat lip, a long cylindrical neck with a slight constriction at the base, pyriform body, flat bottom. Height: 116 mm. Intact and complete, minor deposits.
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Lot # 988 - TERRA SIGILLATA PLATE Roman period, 1st century AD. Italic terra sigillata plate, with vertical lip with recessed profile, flat bowl, and tall ring foot. Decoration consisting of two relief stamps, of unclear identification, on the outside of the lip. In the center of the bowl, framed by two pairs of concentric lines, stamp in planta pedis with the potter's name. Width: 182 mm. Height: 35 mm. Minor damages.
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Lot # 990 - PART OF A POTTERY GROUP Roman period, c. 1st - 3rd century AD. Left part of a ceramic group, representing Herakles naked except for traces of the lion's skin around the neck, with the club raised, in the act of striking an enemy. Traces of painting. Dimensions: 162 x 89 mm. Interesting and important item. Intact.
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Lot # 993 - HELLENISTIC OIL LAMP Greek World, c. 3rd century BC. Pottery oil lamp with lenticular-shaped body, tall flat spout and small hole for filling. With brown paint. Dimensions: 111 x 85 x 41.5 mm. Missing handle and damages.
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Lot # 995 - LOT OF ROMAN POTTERY Roman period, North Africa, c. 4th - 6th century AD. Lot of three (3) decorated pottery fragments, depicting animals. Height: from 64 to 35 mm.
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Lot # 997 - ANCIENT GOLD EARRING Ancient world, c. 1st millennium BC. Earring composed of a gold band, wider at the base, on which are wound two gold wires and a three-row spherical decoration. Dimensions: 14 x 13 mm. Weight: 0.81 g.
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Lot # 998 - ANCIENT EARRING Ancient World, c. 4th century BC - 3rd century AD. Gold earring with single band and with pendant consisting of quartz sphere. Weight: 1.09 g. Dimensions: 20 x 11 mm. Intact and complete.
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Lot # 1000 - PAIR OF BYZANTINE GOLD EARRINGS Byzantine period, c. 8th - 12th century AD. With delicate geometric patterns using granulation. Dimensions: length: 48 and 46 mm, total weight: 7.59 g. Rare and fascinating items.
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Lot # 1003 - SQUARED BRONZE SEAL Ancient Near East, c. 2nd Millennium BC. Bronze seal of quadrangular shape decorated with linear motifs. On the back are two suspension rings. Dimensions: 28 x 27 x 11 mm. Fascinating item, intact and complete.
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Lot # 1004 - BRONZE BULLAE NECKLACE Ancient World, c. 1st millennium BC. Necklace made of fifteen (15) bronze bullae of various dimensions. Dimensions: from 18.5 to 17.5 mm. Interesting item. Minor damages.
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Lot # 1006 - BRONZE AGE SICKLE. European Bronze Age, c. 800-600 BC. Bronze sickle, formed as a curved casting with one flat face. Bent handle, perhaps intentionally, at a rather sharp angle, Length: 182 mm. Nice item, intact and complete.
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Lot # 1007 - GREEK CHILD RING Greek World, c. 5th - 3rd century BC. Bronze child ring with flat bezel with engraved inscription 'KALA'. Inner size: 14 mm. Intact and complete. The Greek inscription “ΚΑΛΑ” engraved on the bezel is a wish translatable as “good luck” or “good things,” surely intended for the young owner of the ring.
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Lot # 1009 - LATE ANTIQUE RING Late Roman period, Northern Africa, c. 4th century AD. Bronze ring with engraved bezel decoration depicting two antelopes on either side of a palm. Inner size: 18.5 mm.
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Lot # 1010 - SILVER RING Late Roman period, c. 4th - 5th century AD. Silver ring with stylized animal running left on bezel. Inner size: 17.5 mm. Faint damage on bezel.
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Lot # 1011 - BRONZE RING Late Roman to Byzantine period, c. 4th - 8th century AD. Bronze ring with seven engraved circles. Inner size: 16.5 mm. Intact and complete.
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Lot # 1012 - BARBARIC BRONZE RING Migration period, c. 5th - 6th century AD. Bronze ring with two side appendages and an engraving on the bezel, depicting two standing figures with one arm raised, inside dotted frame. Inner size: 19.5 mm. Intact and complete.
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Lot # 1013 - BARBARIC BRONZE RING Migration period, c. 5th - 7th century AD. Bronze ring with a stylized animal engraved on bezel and geometric signs on the band. Inner size: 21 mm.
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Lot # 1014 - BYZANTINE KEY RING Early Byzantine, c. 5th-7th century AD. Bronze key ring with openwork meander. Inner size: 17 mm.

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