World Coins
Results from 24901 to 24950 of 58246
Lot # 760
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Germany, Sachsen. Friedrich August III (1904-1918). AR 3 Mark, Muldenhütten mint, 1909. AR. 16.67 g. 33 mm. About VF.
Lot # 759
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Germany. Frankfurt am Main, 1909. Commemorative medal of Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin with suspension loop. Obv. GRAF FERD. V. ZEPPELIN GEB. 1838. Bust of Ferdinand von Zeppelin facing right. Rev. Panoramic view of Frankfurt with cathedral; above, a Zeppelin airship, an early biplane and a hot-air balloon; in exergue FRANKFURT A. M. 1909. AE. 8.51 g. 29 mm. Prooflike fields. About UNC. Issued to celebrate the pioneering achievements of Count Zeppelin, whose rigid airships became a symbol of German technical progress. The reverse captures the dawn of modern aviation, with three generations of flight hovering above Frankfurt’s skyline.
Lot # 758
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Germany. Wilhelm II (1888-1918). AR 5 Mark, Berlin mint, 1901. Commemorating the 200th Anniversary of the Kingdom of Prussia. Jaeg. 106. AR. 27.76 g. 38 mm. EF/About UNC.
Lot # 757
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Germany, Sachsen. Albert (1873-1902). AR 5 Mark 1901 E, Muldenhutten mint. Jaeger 125. AR. 27.8 g. 37 mm. Marks. VF.
Lot # 756
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Germany. Otto von Bismarck (1815-1898). AR Medal, 1890. Obv. Bust right. Rev. Inscription in four lines, surrounded by legend in three lines; abloe, leaf-ornament. Bennert 86. Slg. Bö. 5224. AR. 12.02 g. 28 mm. Partly toned. About EF/EF. For the 75th birthday.
Lot # 755
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Germany. Wilhelm I (1861-1888). AR Taler, Berlin mint, 1871 A. KM 500. AR. 18.48 g. 33 mm. Cabinet tone. Good VF/VF. For the Victory over France.
Lot # 754
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Germany. Wilhelm II, Elector of Hessen (1821-1847). AR 1/6 Taler, 1831. Jaeger 17b. AR. 4.96 g. 24 mm. About VF.
Lot # 753
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Germany. Friedrich August III (1763-1806). Saxen. AR Taler 1777, Dresden. KM 992. AR. 27.98 g. 39 mm. EF.
Lot # 752
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Germany. Adam Friedrich von Seinsheim (1757-1779). AR 5 Kreuzer, Bamberg mint (Bishopric coinage), 1766. Krug 420; Heller 395. AR. 2.04 g. 21.5 mm. About VF/VF. The figure on the obverse is Heinrich II, canonised in 1146, who reigned as Duke of Bavaria (995–1004 and 1009–1017), King of the Eastern Franconian Kingdom (1002–1024), King of Italy (1004–1024), and Holy Roman Emperor (1014–1024).
Lot # 751
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Germany. Free City of Constance. AR 3 Kreuzer, 1694, with the name and title of Leopold I. KM 185. AR. 1.44 g. 20.5 mm. R. Rare. Black tone. VF.
Lot # 750
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Germany. Christian Margrave of Brandenburg-Bayreuth (1603-1655). AR Batzen or 4 Kreuzer, Nuremberg mint, 1630. KM 39. AR. 2.5 g. 24.5 mm. Rare. About VF. Christian, Margrave of Brandenburg-Bayreuth (30 January 1581 in Cölln – 30 May 1655 in Bayreuth) was a member of the House of Hohenzollern and Margrave of Brandenburg-Kulmbach (later renamed Brandenburg-Bayreuth). He was one of the founders of the Protestant Union and formed an alliance during the Thirty Years' War with Sweden. Emperor Ferdinand II tried to depose him as ruler of Bayreuth in 1635; however, he continued in office.
Lot # 749
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French Indochina. Third republic (1870-1940). AE Cent 1918 A, Paris. KM 12. AE. 5 g. 26 mm. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading AU 58.
Lot # 748
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France. Napoleon III (1852-1870). AR 5 Francs 1868 BB, Strasbourg mint. KM 799; Gad. 739. AR. 25.04 g. 37 mm. Minor marks. Lustrous. EF.
Lot # 747
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France. Napoleon III (1852-1870). AR 5 Francs, Paris mint, 1868 A. KM 799; Gad. 739. AR. 24.81 g. 38 mm. About VF/VF.
Lot # 746
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France. Napoleon III (1852-1870). AR 5 Francs, Strassbourg mint, 1867 BB. KM 799; Gad. 739. AR. 24.89 g. 37.5 mm. VF.
Lot # 745
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France. Second Empire (1852-1870). AE Medal, 1855. For Primary Education. Obv. The Imperial Eagle standing three-quarter to left on a wreath of palm and laurel. Rev. EMPIRE FRANCAIS. Minerva standing front, crowning a female and a male teacher teaching a group of girls and boys respectively; in exergue, ENSEIGNEMENT/PRIMAIRE. AE. 67.5 g. 52 mm. Opus: Jean-Baptiste Eugène Farochon. Inscribed edge. EF.
Lot # 744
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France. Louis XVIII (1814-1824). AR 5 Francs, Paris mint, 1817 A. Gad. 614. AR. 24.74 g. 37.5 mm. Cabinet tone. VF.
Lot # 743
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France. Napoleon Bonaparte (1801-1815). AR 5 Francs, Paris mint, 1806A. Gad. 581. AR. 24.91 g. 37 mm. VF. Nice transitional type, with Napoleon as Emperor on the obverse but still in the name of the Republic of France on the reverse.
Lot # 742
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France. City of Strasbourg. AR Taler without year (early 17th century). Dav. 5842. AR. 28.85 g. 42.5 mm. Attractive light old cabinet tone. Minor marks. VF.
Lot # 741
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France. Louis XIII (1610-1643). AR 1/4 Écu, Bayonne mint (year not visible). KM 47.11. AR. 9.46 g. 28 mm. Toned. Striking weakness. VF.
Lot # 740
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France. Henry IV of France (1589-1610). AR Douzen 1594. Dupl.1257. AR. 2.26 g. 25 mm. VF.
Lot # 739
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Finland. Nicholas II of Russia (1894-1917). AR 25 Penniä, 1917. KM 6.2. AR. 1.22 g. 16 mm. Die-break on both sides, otherwise. about EF. The Grand Duchy of Finland was an autonomous region of Russia until 1917. Finland proclaimed independence on 6th December 1917.
Lot # 738
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Finland. Nicholas II Romanov (1894-1917). Civil War Coinage. 25 Pennia 1917. AR. 1.34 g. 16 mm. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading MS 62.
Lot # 737
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Finland. Nicholas II Romanov (1894-1917). Civil War Coinage. 50 Pennia 1917. AR. 2.58 g. 18 mm. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading MS 64.
Lot # 736
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Finland. Nicholas II of Russia (1894-1917). AR 25 Penniä 1916. KM 6.2. AR. 1.28 g. 16 mm. Iridescent patina. EF. The Grand Duchy of Finland was an autonomous region of Russia until 1917. Finland proclaimed independence on 6 December 1917.
Lot # 735
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Finland. Nicholas II of Russia (1894-1917). AR 50 Penniä 1915. KM 2.2. AR. 2.53 g. 19 mm. EF. The Grand Duchy of Finland was an autonomous region of Russia until 1917. Finland proclaimed independence on 6th December 1917.
Lot # 734
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Finland. Nicholas II of Russia (1894-1917). AR 50 Penniä, 1914. KM 2.2. AR. 2.51 g. 18.5 mm. Good VF. The Grand Duchy of Finland was an autonomous region of Russia until 1917. Finland proclaimed independence on 6th December 1917.
Lot # 733
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Egypt. Farouk (1936-1952). AR 10 piastre 1939. KM 367. AR. 14.03 g. 33.5 mm. Nicks on obverse. Good VF/About EF.
Lot # 732
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Czech Republic. AR 200 Korun, 2007. For the 100th birthday of Jarmila Novotná. KM 93. AR. 13.11 g. 31 mm. UNC-PROOF. Jarmila Novotná (September 23, 1907 in Prague – February 9, 1994 in New York City) was a Czech lyric coloratura soprano and actress. From 1940 to 1956, she was a star of the Metropolitan Opera. On the reverse of this coin there is a list of the most famous operas and operettes she performed in (usually the main female role) during her career in Prague, Berlin, Vienna, New York, and other cities.
Lot # 731
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Cook Islands. Elizabeth II (1952-2022). AR 10 Dollars, 1990. For the 500th anniversary of the discovery of America. KM 90. AR. 10.25 g. 30.5 mm. UNC.
Lot # 730
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Cook Islands. Elizabeth II (1952-2022). AR 10 Dollars, 1990. Endangered World Wildlife series. KM 80. AR. 10.06 g. 30 mm. UNC-PROOF.
Lot # 728
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China. AR 7.2 Candareens, Kirin Province, 1900. KM Y180.1. AR. 2.53 g. 18.5 mm. Lightly toned. About VF.
Lot # 726
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Bulgaria. 2 Leva 1981 Commemorative issue: 1300th anniversary of Nationhood - 1st edition - Madara Rock. Obv. The Madara Rider on his horse, killing a lion with a spear. Rev. 681. KM 121. Cupronickel. 10.86 g. 30 mm. PF. The image on the obverse is taken from a large carving 100 metres up on a cliff face. Inscriptions with the sculpture chronicle events throughout the 8th century.
Lot # 725
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Bulgaria. Ferdinand (1908-1918, as prince since 1887). AR 2 Leva, Kremnitz mint, 1891 КБ. AR. 9.86 g. 27.5 mm. About VF.
Lot # 724
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Brazil. Pedro II (1831-1889). AR 2000 reis 1865. KM 466. AR. 25.49 g. 37.5 mm. Brushed. VF.
Lot # 723
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Bohemia. Maria Theresa (1740-1780). AE Greschl (1/2 Poltura), Prague mint, 1768. KM 791. AE. 8.46 g. 22 mm. Acid-treated surfaces. Good VF.
Lot # 722
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Bohemia. Maria Theresa (1740-1780). AE Kreuzer, Prague mint, 1763 P. AE. 10.45 g. 25 mm. Acid-treated surfaces. Good VF/VF.
Lot # 721
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Bohemia. Wenceslaw IV (1378-1419) (?). AR Prague Groschen, Kuttenberg (Kutná Hora) mint. AR. 2.6 g. 27.5 mm. Lightly toned. Double strike. Good F.
Lot # 720
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Bohemia. Charles I (1346-1378; as Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV 1355-1378). AR Prague Groschen, Kuttenberg (Kutná Hora) mint. AR. 1.75 g. 26.5 mm. Off-centre and striking weakness, otherwise. about VF.
Lot # 719
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Belgium. AE Medal. For the 50th anniversary of the Belgian Socialist Party. Obv. Nude young man pulling a heavy stone upright, surrounded by ruins. Rev. PARTI SOCIALISTE BELGE/50 ANS/ECAUSSINNES D'ENGHIEN on round shield within a wreath of oak and laurel. AE. 146.1 g. 70.5 mm. Opus: Müller. EF.
Lot # 718
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Belgian Congo. AE Medal, 1956. For the 50th anniversary of the Mining Union in Haut-Katanga. Obv. U.M.H.K. EDUCATION INSTRUCTION ENSEIGNEMENT TECHNIQUE. A technician is showing instruments to three young men, on the desk in front of them, open book. Rev. UNION MINIERE DU HAUT-KATANGA 1906-1956. CUIVRE/COBALT ARGENT - ZINC CADMIUM/URANIUM RADIUM - GERMANIUM. Molten metal gushing from a mining instrument over the map of the region. AE. 238 g. 85 mm. Opus: George-André Brunet. EF. The Union Minière du Haut-Katanga was a Belgian mining company (with minority British share) which controlled and operated the mining industry in the copperbelt region in the modern-day Democratic Republic of the Congo between 1906 and 1966. Its primary product was copper, but it also produced tin, cobalt, radium, uranium, zinc, cadmium, germanium, manganese, silver, and gold. During its heyday, the UMHK held quasi governmental power in Katanga, and operated schools, dispensaries, hospitals and sporting establishments, and had enjoyed virtually unlimited funds. In 1968, UMHK was reorganized following the nationalization of its Congolese assets, with its name shortened as Union Minière. It kept operating under that name until after the 1989 merger that created what in 2001 became known as Umicore.
Lot # 717
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Belgium. AE Medal, 1924. For the centenary of the Belgian General Life Insurance Company. Obv. Three female figures before the rising sun, the one on the left hand side is seated with baby and small child. Rev. Inscription in ten lines. AE. 110.7 g. 75 mm. Opus: C. Devreese. EF. Founded 1824 under the name of Compagnie d’Assurances Générales sur la Vie, les Fonds Dotaux et les Survivances, short: AG Vie, the company is still operating (currently known under the name of AG Insurance) headquartered in Brussels, Belgium.
Lot # 715
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Belgium. Leopold I (1790-1865). AE Medal, 1862. For the king's return to the capital. Obv. LEOPOLD I ROI DES BELGES. Head right, wearing wreath of oak. Rev. RENTREE DU ROI A BRUXELLES. A man and two boys greet the king's arrival; in the background, an exuberant crowd in front of the trees and palace on the right; in exergue, 24 SEPT. 1862. BDM III, 90. AE. 88 g. 60.5 mm. Opus: Adolphe Jouvenel. Some scratches on obverse, otherwise. about EF. The medal commemorates the king's return to the capital after a serious illness.
Lot # 714
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Austria. Wörthersee. Touring Club. Rectangular plaque, Wörthersee, 7–9 June 1930. 73 x 55 mm. AE.
Lot # 713
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Austria. First Republic (1918-1938). CuNi 50 Groschen, Vienna mint, 1935. KM 2854. CuNi. 5.48 g. 24 mm. UNC.
Lot # 712
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Austria. Franz Joseph (1848-1916). AR 2 Kronen, Vienna mint, 1912. Frühwald 1963; Jaeger 384. AR. 10 g. 27 mm. Good VF.
Lot # 711
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Austria. Franz Joseph (1848-1916). AR 5 Kronen, Vienna mint, 1908. Dav. 35; Herinek 771. AR. 24.05 g. 36.5 mm. Lustrous surfaces; almost prooflike. Cabinet tone. EF/About EF. For the 60th anniversary of reign.
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