892 - Africa. Proto-money debased silver bracelet, XIX-XX century. Dimensions: 91.5 x 81. Cf. Fisher 1987, pp. 278-279. AR. 101.05 g. Probably imported from South East Asia, these bracelets were used both as currency and ornament.

893 - Austria. Franz II/I (1792-1805-1835). AE Soldo, Hall in Tirol mint for Görz and Gradiska, 1798 F. Herinek 1178. AE. 2.75 g. 20.00 mm. Good VF.

894 - Austria. Second Republic (1945- ). 5 schilling 1952. KM 2879. AL. 3.96 g. 31.00 mm. High grade for the type. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading MS 65 PROOFLIKE.

895 - Bulgaria. Ferdinand I (1908-1918). 5 stotinki 1913. KM 24; Nikolov 41. CU/NI. 2.97 g. 17.00 mm. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading MS 63.

896 - Bulgaria. Ferdinand I (1908-1918). 10 stotinki 1913. KM 25; Nikolov 42. CU/NI. 4.03 g. 19.00 mm. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading MS 63.

897 - China. Northern Song Dynasty, 960-1127 AD. Lot of 5 AE cash coins. AE. VF.

898 - Cuba. Republic. Lot of three (3) AR coins: 5 pesos 1981, 20 centavos 1949 (2). KM 78 and 13. AR.

899 - Denmark. Christian X (1912-1947). AR 2 Kroner, 1923. For the 25th wedding anniversary. KM 821. AR. 14.98 g. 31.00 mm. Good VF.

900 - Ethiopia. Lot of two (2) AR coins: 1 ghersh 1895 and 50 santeem 1947. KM 12 and 37A. AR.

901 - France. Thibaut II (1125-1152). BI Denier. Obv. cross pattée; pellet in first and fourth quarters; ω in third quarter and Λ in second joined by line. Rev. Comb surmounted by Y with annulets flanking. Duplessy (feod.) -; Poey d'Avant 5971. BI. 0.92 g. 18.00 mm. VF.

902 - France. Robert of Anjou (1309-1343). AR Gillat, struck in Provence, Avignon or Saint Remy mint. Rev. COMES.PUINCIE.ET.FORCALQERII. PdA 3982. AR. 3.99 g. R. Area of flat strike. Delicate cabinet tone. Good VF.

903 - France. PB Octagonal medal, 1846, Paris. Obv. Coats of arms of Paris over crossed guns. Rev. Blank. PB. 66.98 g. 36.50 mm. Opus: E. Rogat. Good VF. These medals were given out usually for the annual winter shooting, which was denoted as a later engraving on the back as 'TIR D'HIVER' and year. On this exemplar this is missing.

904 - Frankish Greece, Achaea. Philippe de Taranto (1294-1313). BI Denier, Crusader States, Neopolitan Princes of Epirus and Corfu, Lepanto mint. Schl. tav. XIII, 26. BI. 0.59 g. 18.00 mm. About VF.

905 - French Indochina. Third Republic (1870-1940). 20 centimes 1923 A, Paris mint. KM 17.1. AR. 5.39 g. 26.00 mm. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading MS 64 Golden Patina.

906 - Genoese Colonies. Chios, La Maona. AR Quarter of Gigliato, 1430-1466. Schl. pl. XIV, 22,23,24,26; Lunardi S14,16,28. AG. 0.57 g. 15.50 mm. RR. Very rare. Flatness of strike. About VF.

907 - Germany. Hermann I (1190-1217). AR Bracteata, Thüringia, Kassel. Theime 1122. AR. 0.93 g. 35.00 mm. Toned. About VF.

908 - Germany. Engelhardt II von Meißen (1207-1242). AR Bracteata, Naumburg (mint of the Bishop). Slg. Krug 185. AR. 0.80 g. 40.00 mm. Toned. VF.

909 - Germany. Friedrich II (1215-1250). AR Pfennig, Offenburg mint. cf. Münzhandlung Sonntag, Auction 32, lot 919 (6. July 2020). AR. 0.33 g. 16.00 mm. RR. Tiny holes. Minor scratches. Rare type. Toned. VF.

910 - Germany. AE Satirical medal. Around the time of the Council of Trent (1545-1563, era of the Counterreformation). Obv. Head of the pope inverting to a monarch head. Rev. Head of a bishop inverting to head of a cardinal. AE. 7.64 g. 23.00 mm. Tooled and smoothed. VF.

911 - Germany. Orlando di Lasso (c. 1532-1594). AE Medal, struck under Ludwig I of Bavaria (1825-1848). Obv. Bust right. Rev. Inscription on an ornamented table. Niggl 1050. AE. 93.04 g. 55.00 mm. Opus: Veyrat. About EF. Composer of the high-renaissance. Lasso's name appears in many spellings, often changed depending on the place in which his music was being performed or published. In addition to Orlando di Lasso, variations include Orlande de Lassus, Roland de Lassus, Orlandus Lassus, Orlande de Lattre and Roland de Lattre. The portrait on the obverse was modelled after a painting of Etienne Wauquier which was auctioned off in 1841.

912 - Germany. Wuerttemberg. Wilhelm II (1891-1918). AR 3 Mark, Stuttgart mint, 1914. Obv. Head of Wilhelm right. Rev. Imperial eagle. AR. 16.67 g. 33.00 mm. AU/MS.

913 - Germany. Weimar Republic (1918-1933). AE 50'000'000 mark 1923, 'Province of Westphalia'. Lamb-579.10. Gilt AE. 32.30 g. 44.50 mm. High condition for issue. MS.

914 - Great Britain. George V (1910-1936). AR 2 Pence, 1924. KM 812a. AR. 0.94 g. 13.00 mm. VF/Good VF.

915 - Hungary. Bela II (1131-1141). AR Denar. Unger 52. AR. 0.53 g. 13.00 mm. Earthen green patina. VF.

916 - Hungary. Bela II (1131-1141). AR Denar. Unger 53. Huszár 102. AR. 0.20 g. 12.00 mm. Flan crack and tiny hole. About EF.

917 - Hungary. Louis I, the Great (1342-1382). AR Denar, 1358-1371. Huszár 542; ÉH 429. AR. 0.53 g. 14.00 mm. Some striking weakness, otherwise. about EF/Good VF.

918 - Hungary. Ferdinand I (1526-1564). AR Denar, Kremnitz mint, 1544 K - B. Huszár 935; ÉH 745a. AR. 0.79 g. 15.50 mm. Pleasant light toning with warm hues. Good VF.

919 - Hungary. Lot of 11 unclassified AR denominations from the Arpads to the Habsburgs. AR. About VF:Good F:F.

920 - Iran. Lot of two (2) AR coins form Iran: 2000 dinars AH 1332 (1914) and 2000 dinars AH 1306 (1927). KM 1057 and 1104. AR.

921 - Iraq. Republic (1958- ). Dinar 1392 (1972) 25th anniversary of the Central Bank. KM 137. AR. 30.88 g. 40.00 mm. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading PF 68.

922 - Iraq. Republic (1958- ). Dinar 1401 (1980). KM 148. AR. 30.92 g. 40.00 mm. 1400th Anniversary of the Hijra. 25000 pcs minted. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading PF 68 CAMEO.

923 - Italy. Paolo IV (1555-1559). AR Giulio, Ancona mint. Muntoni 40. AR. 3.00 g. 27.50 mm. About VF.

924 - Italy. Giacomo II d'Aragona (1323-1327). BI Alfonsino Minuto, Sardinia, Bonaria mint, 1323-1327. MIR (Piem. Sard. Lig. Cors.) (Sard.) 5; CNI 4. MI. 0.68 g. 15.50 mm. R. About VF.

925 - Italy. Muhammad Ziyadat Allah I (817-838). AR 1/4 dirhem (North Africa or Sicily mint, 817-838 AD, 201-223 Eg.). Obv. There is no divinity but / God alone / without partners. Rev. Ghalaba (motto of al-Aghlab Dinasty) / Muhammad Messenger of God / Ziyadat. AR. 0.44 g. 13.50 mm. Mint and year of issue monstly out of flan. VF.

926 - Italy. Frederick II Hohenstaufen (1197-1250). BI Denaro 1243, Brindisi mint. Sp. 128; Travaini 1993 35; D'Andrea 162. BI. 0.87 g. 17.50 mm. About EF. Ex InAsta (with purchase tag.).

927 - Italy. Milano. Trade weight for a Mezza Sovrana; first quarter of the XIX century. Zavattoni 1085. AE. 5.57 g. 22.00 mm. EF.

928 - Italy. Milano. Trade weight for a Sovrana; second quart of the XIX century. Zavattoni 1402. AE. 11.35 g. 26.00 mm. EF.

929 - Italy. Enrico VI (1191-1196) with his wife Costanza d'Altavilla. BI Denar, Kingdom of Sicily, Messina mint. Sp. 27. BI. 0.58 g. 16.80 mm. Lightly toned. VF.

930 - Italy. Federico II (1197-1250). BI Denar, Kingdom of Sicily, Messina or Palermo mint, 1196-1197. Sp. 32. BI. 0.73 g. 16.30 mm. VF/About VF.

931 - Italy. Conrad II (Conradin) 1254-1258. BI Denar, Kingdom of Sicily, Messina mint. BI. 0.89 g. 16.00 mm. Toned. VF.

932 - Italy. Manfredi (1258-1266). BI Denar, Kingdom of Sicily, Messina mint. Sp. 198; Travaini 1995 69; D'Andrea 240. BI. 0.59 g. 15.50 mm. VF.

933 - Italy. Manfredi (1258-1266). BI Denar, Kingdom of Sicily, Messina mint. Sp. 204. BI. 1.01 g. 16.00 mm. Toned. VF.

934 - Italy. Giuseppe Chierichetti. White metal token, 1877, Milan mint. White metal. 2.95 g. 20.00 mm. About EF. This token was minted for and used in his establishment 'Caffé Cova' as change or gift to regular guests.

935 - Italy. Carlo II d'Angio (1285-1309). BI Denaro regale, Naples mint. P/R 4; MIR (Napoli) 25. MI. 0.75 g. 18.00 mm. Scarce. BB+.

936 - Italy. Firenze, Repubblica (sec. XIII - 1532). AV Fiorino d'oro; unknown minters; symbol, nicchio. CNI 640; Bern. II 277/81; MIR (Firenze) 4/60. AV. 3.55 g. 20.50 mm. R. Rare and choice example. Scuffs. Good VF.

937 - Italy. Alessandro VII (1655-1667), Fabio Chigi. AE Weight ' Scudo d'Italia ', Rome mint. Mazza 131. AE. 2.75 g. 21.50 mm. Good VF.

938 - Italy. Paul IV (1555-1559) Giampietro Carafa. AR Giulio, Rome mint. AR. 2.50 g. 25.50 mm. VF.

939 - Italy. Innocenzo XI (1676-1689), Benedetto Odescalchi. AR Piastra AN II, Rome mint. CNI 17; M. 38; Berm. 2089. AR. 29.39 g. 43.00 mm. R. Rare and fascinating issue. VF.

940 - Italy. Roma. Trade weight for a Doppia romana, T in exergue; first half of the XIX century. Zavattoni 301. AE. 2.73 g. 19.50 mm. EF.

941 - Italy. Umberto I (1878-1900). AV 20 lire 1882 Rome mint. Pag. (decimali) 578; MIR (Savoia) 1098e. AV. 6.44 g. 21.00 mm. Minor bump on edge, otherwise. MS.

942 - Italy. Republic. AR 500 lire 1961, Rome mint. Mont. 6. AR. 10.96 g. 29.00 mm. Three tiny black stains on obverse. Good EF.

943 - Japan. Edo Period (1603-1868). AV Ni Bu Ban Kin (2 Bu size gold). 19 x 12 mm. Hartill (Jap.) 8.31. AV. 3.02 g. VF.

944 - Japan. Edo Period (1603-1868). AV Ni Shu Ban Kin (2 Shu size gold) small size. 14 x 6 mm. Hartill (Jap.) 8.51. AV. 0.74 g.

945 - Japan. Edo Period (1603-1868). AR Ichi Bu Gin, Edo (Tokyo) mint, 1837-1854. 24x16mm. Hartill (Jap.) 9.80. AR. 8.68 g.

946 - Japan. Edo Period (1603-1868). AR Kaei 1 Shu-gin, 1848-1854. 15 x 10 mm. AR. 1.89 g. Good VF.

947 - Japan. Edo Period (1603-1868). AE 100 Mon, Tempo Tsu Ho. 49 x 32 mm. Hartill (Jap.) 5.5. AE. About EF.

948 - Korea. AR 10.000 Won 1988. 'Seoul Olympics XXIV'. KM 62. AR. 33.60 g. 40.00 mm. PROOF.

949 - Myanmar (Burma). AE Weight-money in the shape of a dragon, c. XVII-XIX century AD. Dimensions: 29x16 mm. AE. 32.27 g. Intact, minor wears. Weights of this type were used in Siam, Burma, and parts of Laos between 1600 and 1860 both to weigh opium and for other forms of trade and, of course, also as currency. (Opitz, 1986, p.120).

950 - Nepal. Lot of two (2) unclassified AR denominations. AR.

951 - Netherlands Antille. Juliana (1948-1980). AV 300 Gulden 1980. KM 29.2. AV. 5.05 g. 21.00 mm. PROOF.