890 - Australia. George V (1910-1936). Florin 1927 Opening of old Parliament House. KM 31. AR. 11.3 g. 28.5 mm. Encapsulated by NGC AU 58.

891 - Bolivia. 5 Centavos Token. ND (1876). Cochabamba. RulauLatin# Coc 11. AR. 1.84 g. 16 mm. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading MS 64.

892 - Brazil. Maria I of Portugal (1777-1816). 80 Reis, undated (ca. 1809). Countermarked (coat of arms) on a 1753 40 Reis. KM: host coin 184.1; countermark 287. AE. 27.18 g. 40 mm. VF.

893 - Bulgaria. Ivan Alexander and Michael IV Asan (1331-1355). AR Grosh. AR. 1.52 g. 20 mm. Light warm tone. VF.

894 - China. Warring States (476-221 BC). AE Ming Knife. Hartill Group 6w. AE. 15.86 g. 138x19 mm.

895 - Denmark. Christian X (1912-1947). 2 Kroner 1930. KM 829. AR. 15 g. 31 mm. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading MS 63.

896 - Ethiopia. Haile Selassie (1930-1974). 25 Matonas and 10 Matonas 1923 (1931). Minted 1933-1934. KM 29 and 30. NI. High grade of preservation.

897 - France. Charles II de Chauve (the Bald), King of West Francia (840-877). Deniers, Angers mint, c. 864-875. M&G 912. AR. 1.42 g. 20 mm. Lightly toned. Good VF.

898 - France. Odo (888-897), King of West Francia. Denier, Limoges mint. MEC 1, 973 var. AR. 1.19 g. 22 mm. Lightly toned. VF.

899 - France. Louis XIV (1643-1715). 1/4 Écu, Paris mint, 1691. AR. 6.56 g. 29 mm. Lightly toned. Overstruck. Obverse legend showing double strike with die shift. Reverse showing double strike with two different pictures: the design of the 1/4 Écu and the design of Écu aux palmes are interfering with each other. VF.

900 - France. Medal 1707. Reims. D/ PRO REGE ET PATRIA P C R. Bundle of weapons. R/ PATRON DE M. LES ARQVEBVZIERS DE REIMS / St. ANTOINE. St. Anthony standing facing, holding staff and bell; pig beside. F. 7947. AE. 6.36 g. 28 mm. VF.

901 - France. Louis XV (1715-1774). Écu aux rameaux d'olivier, 1727 K, Bordeaux mint. Duplessy 1675; Gad. 321; Dav. 1330. AR. 29.47 g. 41.5 mm. Lightly toned. Traces of mounting on reverse. Good VF/About EF.

902 - France. Coin weight Dobla del Dve Armi 1780 with L N incuso on reverse (Luigi Nuovo). Brass. 7.57 g. 24 mm. EF.

903 - France. Louis XVI (1774-1793). Ecu 1789 A, Paris mint. Gad. 356; KM 564. AR. 29.02 g. 42 mm. Lovely patina. Minor weight adjustments, otherwise. VF/Good VF.

904 - France. Louis XVIII (1814-1824). Octagonal Jeton Assurance Generales a Paris 1818. Gad. 2769. AR. 11.96 g. 33 mm. Opus: Barrè. Iridescent toning. Minor contact marks, otherwise. about FDC.

905 - France. Charles X (1824-1830). AE 5 Centimes 1827 H. La Rochelle. D/ Laureate head left. R/ Value within wreath. Lecompte 299; KM 10.2. AE. 10.22 g. 27.5 mm. Minor marks. VF.

906 - France. February Revolution Brass Medal 1848. D/ Victory flying left above the globe, holding torch; rainbow and starry sky in background; toppled personification of the monarchy below. R/ Trophy of arms surmounted by clasped hands and Hand of Justice. Coll. 186. Tin. 16.73 g. 37 mm. Opus: A. Garnier. Bright fields. FDC.

907 - France. March Revolution Tin Medal 1848, commemorating the Planting of Liberty Trees. D/ VIVE LA REPUBLIQUE. DES LAMPIONS DES LAMPIONS DES LAMPIONS. ABAS GUISOT. ABAS LES JESUITES. Figures of lamplighters (lampistes) marching with flags; MARS 1848 in exergue. R/ PLANTATION DE L'ARBRE DE LA LIBERTE. LE PEUPLE DANSE EN CHANTANT LA CARMAGNOLE. Tree of liberty with flags; figures dancing around it; MARS 1848. Coll. 279. Tin. 22.5 g. 47.5 mm. About FDC.

908 - France. June Revolution Brass Medal 1848 commemorating the death of Denis Auguste Affre. D/ The Archbishop standing on a barricade, surrounded by armed revolutionaries. R/ Ten-line inscription of dedication beneath a radiant triangle bearing the Hebrew name of God. Coll. 708. Tin. 19.98 g. 41 mm. Opus: Allen & Moore Birmingham. FDC-PROOFLIKE.

909 - France. Napoleon III (1852-1870). Satirical Jeton 1870 for the defeat of Sedan. Collignon 38. AE. 9.08 g. 32 mm. Uneven patina. Good VF.

910 - Germany. Teutonic Order in Prussia. Konrad III von Jungingen (1393-1407). Shilling. AR. 1.69 g. 21 mm.

911 - Germany. Anton Gunther (1603-1667). 28 Stüber (Gulden or 1/3 Thaler), Oldenburg mint. In the name of Ferdinand III. KM 40; Dav. 714. AR. 19.19 g. 42 mm. About VF.

912 - Great Britain. Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965), British politician, army officer and Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Celebrative medal 1927 for the foundation of the Royal College of Defence Studies. AE. 74.72 g. 57.5 mm. Opus: Spink.

913 - Honduras. Peso 1892 with countermark REPUBLICA DE HONDURAS. Host coin Guatemala Peso 1892. Date overstruck. KM 52. AR. 24.78 g. 38 mm. Nicks on edge. About VF.

914 - Iraq. Lot of three (3) coins to be sorted. AE, NI.

915 - Japan. Edo Period (1603-1868). 100 Mon, Tempo Tsu Ho. 49 x 32 mm. Hartill (Jap.) 5.5. AE. 20.25 g. Good VF.

916 - Japan. Edo Period (1603-1868). Ni Shu Ban Kin (2 Shu size gold) small size. 12 x 7 mm. Hartill (Jap.) 8.51. AV. 1.64 g. Good VF.

917 - Japan. Edo Period (1603-1868). Ichi Bu Gin, Edo (Tokyo) mint, 1837-1854. 24x16mm. Hartill (Jap.) 9.80. AR. 8.61 g. Good VF.

918 - Japan. Edo Period (1603-1868). Mameita Gin ingot, Edo (Tokyo) mint. AR. 11.39 g. 18 mm. Obverse unusually well centered. VF.

919 - Japan. Meiji (1867-1912). Yen Y 38 (1905). KM A25.3 (type). AR. 26.85 g. 38 mm. Light tone. Countermaks. Good VF.

920 - Japan. Shōwa (1926-1989). AE Sen Y 9 (1934). AE. 3.76 g. 23 mm. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading MS 62.

921 - Japan. Hirohito (1926-1989). CNI-NI 100 Yen, 1976. For the 50th anniversary of the enthronement. CU/NI. 12.01 g. 30 mm. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading MS 66.

922 - Japan. Shōwa (1926-1989). 500 Yen, year 61 (1986), Hiroito Reign's 60th Anniversary. KM Y# 90. 13.02 g. 30 mm. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading MS 67.

923 - Japan. SUZUKI KISHO KOGEI. Fine bronze paperweight from Tsurugaoka Hachimangū Shrine, decorated in chased relief with a luxuriant floral design and flying birds. A traditional bunchin (paperweight) used as a scholar's desk accessory for calligraphy and writing. AE. 273.08 g. Dimension 73.5x78 mm.

924 - Mexico. Maria Luisa (1791-1847). Medal, 1795, by G. A. Gil. R/ Commemorating the foundation of the Order of the Noble Ladies of Queen Maria Luisa, established in 1793. This medal was struck for Doña María Guadalupe de Moncada. AR. 79.89 g. 56 mm. Very rare. Mounted. F. The Order was created by King Charles IV of Spain by royal decree of 21 April 1792, at the request of his wife, Queen Maria Luisa of Bourbon-Parma. The Queen wished to establish the Order to honor princesses connected with the House of Bourbon and noblewomen who distinguished themselves through their virtues and services. Upon its creation, Queen Maria Luisa was granted full authority to determine its membership, selecting thirty ladies from the most distinguished noble families of Spain.

925 - Mexico. Ferdinand VII (1808-1821). 8 Reales 1810, Assayer H J. AC 1314. AR. 25.9 g. 40 mm. Possibly from shipwreck. Good VF/VF.

926 - Mexico. Federal Republic (1823-1905). 8 reales 1863 Pi San Luis Potosì, assayer RO. KM 337. AR. 27 g. 40 mm. Several chinese countermarks. VF.

927 - Mexico. Federal Republic (1823-1905). 8 Reales 1877 Zs Zacatecas, assayer J S. KM 377. 26.86 g. 39 mm. Several (chinese(?)) banker's marks. About VF.

928 - Mexico. Federal Republic (1823-1905). 8 reales 1887 Ca Chihuahua, assayer M M. KM 377. 26.63 g. 39 mm. Good surfaces with blackish spots. Several chinese countermarks. Good VF/VF.

929 - Mexico. Federal Republic (1823-1905). 8 Reales 1889 Go Guanajuato, assayer R R. KM 877.8. AR. 26.9 g. 38.5 mm. About FDC.

930 - Mexico. Federal Republic (1823-1905). 8 reales 1896 Go Guanajuato, assayer R S. KM 377. AR. 27.08 g. 39 mm. Lustrous. About FDC.

931 - Mexico. Chihuahua. Constitutionalist Army. 10 Centavos and 5 Centavos 1915. KM 613 and 615. AE. High grade for both the coins.

932 - Montenegro. Nicholas I (1860-1910). Para 1906. KM 1. AE. 1.67 g. 17 mm. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading MS 63.

933 - Netherlands. Arnold von Egmond (1423-1473). Goldgulden or gold Florin. D/ EDERLANDE. GELDERN. Arnold von Egmond, 1423-1473. Goldgulden (Florin d'or) o. J. 2,97 g. Delm. 604 (R); Fb. 56. R Sehr schön. Delmonte 604; Fried. 56. AV. 3.09 g. 24.5 mm. Good VF/VF.

934 - Netherlands. Philip IV (1482-1506), 'the Fair'. Filippus goudgulden. Delm. 756. AV. 3.19 g. 25.5 mm. Traces of mounting. VF/About VF.

935 - Netherlands. Holland. Philip II (1555-1581). 1/2 Real nd (1560-1562), Dordrecht. Delm. 765. AV. 3.45 g. 24 mm. About VF.

936 - Netherlands. Zeeland. City gold imitative 1/2 Rose Noble nd (1583-1585). Delmonte 872. AV. 3.67 g. 29 mm. Slight wavy flan and die shift. About VF.

937 - Netherlands. Brabant. Albert and Isabel (1598-1621). AV Double Ducat, Anvers. Delmonte 142. AV. 6.24 g. 28 mm. Mounted. Good F/About VF.

938 - Netherlands. West Friesland. Lion Daalder 1629. Delmonte 836. AR. 26.8 g. 41 mm. VF.

939 - Netherlands. Wilhelmina (1890-1948). 1/2 Cent 1906. KM 133. AE. 1.27 g. 14 mm. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading 66.

940 - Netherlands. Wilhelmina (1890-1948). 10 Cents 1944 P, Philadelphia. KM 163. AR. 1.4 g. 15 mm. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading 64.

941 - Peru. Republic (1822-). 1/5 Sol 1899, J F. KM 205.2. AR. 5.02 g. 23 mm. Lustrous surfaces. FDC.

942 - Peru. Republic (1822-). Dinero 1913 F G. KM 204. AR. 2.5 g. 18 mm. FDC.

943 - Peru. Republic (1822-). 1/5 Sol 1916, F G. KM 205.2. AR. 4.99 g. 23 mm. First and second digit overstruck. FDC.

944 - Peru. Republic (1822-). Dinero 1916 F G. KM 204. AR. 2.48 g. 18 mm. FDC.

945 - Peru. Republic (1822-). 1/2 Dinero 1916 F G. KM 206. AG. 1.26 g. 15 mm. Mint state. Lustrous. FDC.

946 - Philippines. US Administration (1935-1946). 50 Centavos 1945 S, San Francisco. KM 183. AR. 10.04 g. 27 mm. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading MS 63.

947 - Portugal. Sebastian I (1557-1578). 500 Reis or Cruzado, Lisbon. Fried. 41. AV. 3.76 g. 24 mm. About VF.

948 - Portugal. Maria II (1834-1853). 870 Reis, undated (1834), countermarked on an 1805 TH Mexico City Reales of Charles IV. R/ Gomes 27.39. AR. 26.58 g. 39.5 mm. The Spanish colonial 8 reales coins circulating in Portugal were countermarked from 1834 onwards by order of the Portuguese government in order to revalue them at 870 reis. VF.

949 - Romania. Carol I (1881-1914). 10 Bani 1906 H, Hamburg. KM 32. NI. 4.01 g. 22 mm. FDC.