World Coins
Results from 48851 to 48900 of 58193
Lot # 1006
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Netherlands. Arnold Van Egmond (1423-1473). Florin, Gelderland. Delmonte 604; Fried. 56. AU. 3.22 g. 23 mm. EF.
Lot # 1005
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Montenegro. Nicholas I (1860-1910). Para 1906. KM 1. AE. 1.67 g. 17 mm. Red copper. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading MS 63.
Lot # 1004
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Monaco, Principality of. Honoré V (1819-1841). 5 francs 1837 M. KM 96; Gad. MC 107. AR. 24.99 g. 37 mm. R. Rare type. Good VF.
Lot # 1003
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Monaco. Honoré II Grimaldi (1604-1662). 1/12 Écu ou 5 sols 1657. Gad. MC16. AR. 2.16 g. 23 mm. High condition for issue. Irregular flan. Good VF.
Lot # 1002
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Mexico. United States of Mexico (1905- ). Medal for the quadricentennial of the Mexico City Mint, dually dated 1536 and 1936. Grove 490b. AE. 22.24 g. 38 mm. Only 500 pcs struck in bronze. Red copper surfaces. Minor edge nick. EF.
Lot # 1001
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Mexico. Charles III (1759-1788). 8 reales 1775 Mo-FM, Mexico City mint. Countermarked with chinese marks for circulation in the east. Cf. KM 106.2; Cf. Calicò 1109. AR. 26.84 g. 39 mm. Cabinet tone. Light scratches on obverse. Rare as such. Good VF.
Lot # 1000
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India. George V (1910-1936). Sovereign 1918 I, Bombay mint. KM A525; Fried. 1609; Seaby 3998. AU. 7.99 g. 22 mm. R. EF.
Lot # 999
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Hungary. Wladislaw I Jagiello (1440-1444). Goldgulden, Hermannstadt mint. Huszár 597; Fried. 13. AU. 3.58 g. 21.5 mm. Good EF.
Lot # 998
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Hungary. Ludwig I (1342-1382). Florin, Körmöcbánya (Kremnitz) mint, circa 1342-1353. Huszár 512; Fried. 3. AV. 3.52 g. 20.5 mm. R. Nice example with large flan. EF.
Lot # 997
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Guatemala. Federation of Central America. 8 reales 1825 JM Lima countermarked for the circulation in Guatemala (1840-1841). Cf. KM 117; For the host coin: KM 142.1. AR. 26.92 g. 39 mm. Scarce. Issued by decree of 31 October 1840, instituted December to early 1841. VF.
Lot # 996
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Great Britain. Edward VII (1901-1910). Sovereign 1912. KM 820; Seaby 3996. AV. 8 g. 22 mm. Encapsulated by Classical Coin Grading MS 63.
Lot # 995
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Great Britain. Trade dollar 1903 B. KM T5. AR. 26.97 g. 39 mm. About EF. The British Trade Dollar was designed by George William De Saulles and minted from 1895 for Hong Kong and the Straits Settlements. But after the Straits dollar was introduced in 1903, it became exclusively a Hong Kong coin produced until 1935.
Lot # 994
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Great Britain. Victoria (1837-1901). Double florin 1887, Royal Mint. KM 763; Seaby 3923. AR. 22.68 g. 36 mm. Cabinet tone. EF.
Lot # 993
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Great Britain. George III (1760-1820). Crown 1819 London mint. KM 675; Sear 3787. AR. 28.34 g. 38 mm. On the edge: DECUS ET TUTAMEN ANNO REGNI LIX. Light cabinet tone. Minor marks on obverse. MS.
Lot # 992
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Great Britain. Commonwealth and protectorate (1649-1660). 12 pence or shilling 1653, London, Tower mint. Seaby 3217. AR. 5.67 g. 32 mm. R. Rare. Cabinet tone. VF.
Lot # 991
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Anglo-Saxon. Kings of Mercia. Offa (757-796). Penny, Canterbury mint; Eoba (?) moneyer. Struck c. 785-792/3. Cf. MEC 1, 1127. AR. 1.11 g. 17 mm. RRR. Extremely rare and fascinating coin. Slighty chipped edge. An apparently unpublished variant due to the decorations on the obverse and the arrangement of the letters of the monetary magistrate on the reverse. About EF.
Lot # 990
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Germany. Round uniface plaque, slightly concave, depicting the Allegory of the Arts, Augsburg, early 17th century. Obv. Allegory of the Arts surrounded by small arabesques. Weber, 1975 p. 339, n. 786. AE. 347 g. 150 mm. Opus: Hans Jacob Bayr (1574-1622). This plaque belongs to a rich production by the artist of round or oval uniface plaques, sometimes slightly concave, mostly representing allegories or biblical scenes, found in numerous major museums. The clarity of the details and the comparison with the specimen in the National Gallery of Washington lead us to believe this is an original work. EF.
Lot # 989
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Germany. Saxony. August I (1553-1586). Taler 1576, Dresden mint. KM (MB) 208; Dav. 9798. AR. 29.15 g. 39.5 mm. Nice warm iridescent cabinet tone. Good EF.
Lot # 988
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France. Third republic (1870-1940). 20 francs 1914. KM 857; Gad. 1064a; Fried. 596a. AV. 6.46 g. 21 mm. About UNC.
Lot # 987
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France. Third republic (1870-1940). 20 francs 1896 A, Paris mint. KM 825; Gad. 1063; Fried. 592. AV. 6.44 g. 21 mm. About UNC.
Lot # 986
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France. Napoleon III (1852-1870). 5 francs 1863 B, Strasbourg mint. KM 803; Gad. 1002; Fried. 588. AV. 1.6 g. 16.5 mm. EF.
Lot # 985
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France. Napoleon III (1852-1870). 5 francs 1863 A, Paris mint. KM 803; Gad. 1002; Fried. 588. AV. 1.62 g. 17 mm. Exceptional state of preservation, as struck. Rare as such. UNC.
Lot # 984
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France. Napoleon III (1852-1870). 5 francs 1860 A, Paris mint. KM 787.2; Gad. 1001; Fried. 579. AV. 1.61 g. 16.5 mm. About EF/EF.
Lot # 983
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France. Napoleon III (1852-1870). 50 francs 1855 BB, Strasbourg mint. KM 785.2; Gad. 1111; Fried. 572. AV. 16.09 g. 28 mm. EF.
Lot # 982
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France. Second Republic (1848-1852). 20 francs 1851 A, Paris mint. Gad. 1059; KM 762; Fried. 566. AV. 6.42 g. 21 mm. Good EF.
Lot # 981
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France. Napoleon (1804-1814). 5 francs 1813 M, Toulouse mint. KM 694.1; Gad. 584. AR. 25.03 g. 37 mm. EF.
Lot # 980
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France. Napoleon (1804-1814). 5 francs 1811 Q, Perpignan mint. KM 694.12; Gad. 584. AR. 24.86 g. 37 mm. About EF.
Lot # 979
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France. Napoleon I (1804-1814). Quart AN 12 (1803) A, Paris mint. KM 654.1; Gad. 342. AR. 1.23 g. 15.5 mm. Cabinet tone. About EF/EF.
Lot # 978
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France. Louis XVI (1774-1792). Ecu or 6 livres 1792 A, Paris mint. KM 615.1; Gad. 55. AR. 29.25 g. 38.5 mm. About VF/VF.
Lot # 977
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France. Louis XIV (1643-1715). 1/2 ecù 1790 A, Paris mint. KM 562.1; Gad. 355. AR. 14.65 g. 33.5 mm. Area of flat strike and light weight adjustment. Good metal with luster. About EF.
Lot # 976
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France. Napoleon (1804-1814). Medal 1812 'Battle of Moscow'. Bramsen 1162; Julius 2528. Opus: Andrieu amd Jeuffroy. Denon as mintmaster. On the edge BRONZE lettering. EF. The Battle of Borodino, also known as the Battle of the Moskowa, was one of the largest and bloodiest battles of the Napoleonic Wars. It involved over 250,000 men, with around 80,000 soldiers either killed or wounded. Napoleon described it as 'the most terrible of my battles.'.
Lot # 975
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France. Louis XIV (1643-1715). Medal 1693 for the Institution of the Order Royal et Militaire de Saint-Louis. Divo 246. AE. 35.41 g. 41 mm. Opus: Jean Mauger. About FDC.
Lot # 974
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France. Louis XIV (1643-1715). Medal 1673 'Maastricht Captured'. Divo 131. AE. 36.44 g. 41 mm. Opus: J. Mauger. FDC.
Lot # 973
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France. Louis XIII (1610-1643). Quart d'Ecù 1622, Navarre. Duplessy 1336; Ciani 1692. AR. 9.53 g. 30 mm. Lovely cabinet tone. EF.
Lot # 972
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France. Henry IV of France (1589-1610). Quart d'Ecù 1610 O, Riom mint. Duplessy 1226; Ciani 1514. AR. 9.62 g. 28 mm. Cabinet tone. EF.
Lot # 971
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France. Philip IV the Fair (1285-1314). Maille tierce a l'O rond. Duplessy 219E. AR. 1.31 g. 20 mm. Crescent as separative. Good VF.
Lot # 970
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France. Albi. Early-mid 13th century Denier in the name of Raimond Bertrand. Poey d'Avant 3898; Duplessy 1180; Boudeau 774; Roberts 4253. AR. 1.21 g. 19 mm. EF. The Cathar, or Albigensian heresy, was an anti-materialist reform movement that challenged the authority of the Catholic clergy - and by extension, the crown itself - in the south of France. In 1209, Pope Innocent III declared a crusade against the Cathars, inciting the French monarchy with the promise of Cathar properties. After two decades of persecution, by 1229 the Cathars were all but eliminated. The town of Albi where this coin was minted in the early 1200s was the center of the Albigensian heresy.
Lot # 969
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Fiji. Elizabeth II (1952-2022). 100 dollars 1974, Birmingham mint. KM 35; Fried. 1. AV. 31.47 g. 38 mm. 0.500 fine gold. 2321 pcs minted. Minor nicks. PF.
Lot # 968
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Ethiopia. Menelik II (1889-1913). Birr EE 1895 (1903) countermarked with the head of Vittorio Emanuele III, probably used by Italian troops in Ethiopia (1935-1936). Cf. KM 19. AR. 27.97 g. 39.5 mm. RR. Very rare and intriguing countermarked type. VF.
Lot # 967
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Ethiopia. Menelik II (1889-1913). Quarter birr EE 1889 (1897) A, Paris mint. Second type. KM 14. AR. 7.04 g. 25 mm. Iridescent tone. About EF.
Lot # 966
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Ethiopia. Menelik II (1889-1913). Quarter birr EE 1889 (1897) A, Paris mint. First issue. KM 3. AR. 7.03 g. 25 mm. Cabinet tone. About EF.
Lot # 965
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Egypt. Abbas Hilmi Pacha (1892-1914). Medal 1895 for the Exposition Internationale du Progress - Le Caire. Johnson 722. Gilded AE. 148.1 g. 67 mm. Opus: Johnson. About UNC.
Lot # 964
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China. People's Republic. Panda 1/4 ounce 25 yuan 1991. KM 359. AV. 7.8 g. 21.5 mm. Minor nicks on edge. PF.
Lot # 963
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China. Proof set containing four (4) 5 yuan pieces 1987. AR. 10.000 pcs minted. With original wooden box & certificate.
Lot # 962
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Chile. 2 reales 1846 So I J countermarked on obverse 'NID'. Cf. KM 100.2. AR. 5.78 g. 22.5 mm. R. Host coin F; C/m VF.
Lot # 961
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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.
Lot # 960
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Brazil. Joao V (1706-1750). 20000 reis (dobrao) 1726 M, Minas Gerais mint. KM 117; Fried. 33. AU. 53.7 g. 38 mm. Light contact marks, otherwise. EF.
Lot # 959
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Bolivia. Charles III of Spain (1759-1788). 8 reales cut to North African (Barbary) standard. Cf. KM 55. AR. 15.77 g. 32 mm. About EF.
Lot # 958
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Belgium. Leopold III (1934-1951). 50 francs dually dated 1835 and 1935, Brussels, commemorating the centenary of Belgian Railways. KM 106.1. AR. 21.88 g. 35 mm. Frappe monnaie. French legend, position B. FDC.
Lot # 957
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Belgium. Philippe le Bon (1434-1467). Lion d'or, Hainaut, Valenciennes mint. Delmonte 303; Fried. 269. AU. 4.21 g. 30 mm. R. Good VF.
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