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Hallmarks on the rim: JC (Josef Carl von Klinkosch, Vienna) Silver, weight 11.63 g, diameter 30 mm. Rare and in very good condition.
Silver-plated bronze, 58.5 mm in diameter, weighing 82 g. Signed Wetzenmaier, made by "v. j. Christlbauer." Obverse: a crowned eagle within a wreath of maple and linden leaves. Reverse: a seated woman holding a wreath in her hand, with machinery and agricultural crops at her feet; in the rim: SCHLESISCHE GEWERBE INDUSTRIE-LAND-U. FORSTWIRTHSCHAFTL. * AUSSTELLUNG TESCHEN *, with the date: 1880.
Literature:Hutten-Czapski 3437 (R3) Bronze, 45 mm in diameter. Signed I. I. REICHEL F. A medal from the Royal Suite series, a bronze cast struck with the original dies. A striking medal from the most sought-after medal series in Polish numismatics. Beautiful appearance, deep relief, old patina. A highly rated piece. NGC grading with a grade of MS61 BN.
BulgariaFerdinand I (1887–1918) Obverse: A bust of Ferdinand in uniform, facing slightly to the left, ФЕРДИНАНДЪ I ЦАРЬ НА БЪЛГАРИТЪ; Reverse: A patriarchal cross with a wreath, IN HOC SIGNO VINCES bronze, 35.1 mm, 15.35 g, natural patina
Ceylon. Token ND (1873), Carey Strachan & Co. Colombo. Copper 11.11 g. Pr 14.
Russia. Later copy of Medal commemorating the opening of the University of Warsaw, 1818. Iron-silicon-aluminium 51.56 g. Diameter 52 mm. as (SRM #333. Dyakov #414.1. (R2)).
Russia, USSR. Medal ND (1970), 100th Anniversary of Vladimir Lenin. Silver .1000, 13.04 g. (1 AR). 30 mm. With certificate of Authenticity. Small scratches. In pack.
Italy. Vittorio Emanuele III (1900-1946). Italian merchant credit Token 50 Centesimi ND. Aluminium 1.02 g. 32 mm.
Undated. Minted to commemorate the coronation of Paul I as Tsar of Russia. Signed C.M.F. Trace of a removed hanging loop. Original old patina. Traces of luster in the background. Weight: 21.28 g. A very rare coin.
Russia, USSR. Medals Summer Olympic Games, Moscow 1980 & 1980 Winter Olympics Lake Placid. Silver 1000, total weight, 44.71g. 35 mm. In box. Set of 3 pcs.
Austria single-sided medal, Saint George on horseback with a sword, depicted in the moment of battle just before delivering the final blow to the defeated dragon; the entire scene is surrounded by a wreath bronze, 45.5 mm, 29.63 g, the attachment on the reverse side is broken off
USA Front: Address of the Masonic Chapter in Hartford, Connecticut; Back: Date of the chapter’s establishment, October 2, 1817; in the center, a circle containing the letters HTWSSTKS (“Hiram, The Widow’s Son, Sent to King Solomon” — Hiram, Son of the Widow, Sent to King Solomon), flanked by a mason’s hammer and a bell nickel, 30.6 mm, 8.35 g
Silver, with the inscription "ARGENT" on the edge, weight 45.47 g, diameter 41 mm. A medal from the mid-19th century; a later reproduction.
Reference:Diakov 378.1 (R) Silver, diameter 40.6 mm. Head facing right, with the inscription ALEXANDRE I EMPEREUR DE TOUTES LES RUSSIES; on the reverse, Victoria seated on a pedestal, writing on a tablet SEJOUR D’ALEX 1 A PARIS, dated MDCCCXIV. Medal designed by Bertrand Andrieu (under Denon’s supervision) in 1814, struck to commemorate the monarch’s visit to Paris. Alexander I (1801–...
PolandPeople’s Republic of Poland (1952–1989) Obverse: View of the Church of the Holy Trinity in Starachowice, built through the efforts of Benedictine Abbot Hieronim Jaksa Komornicki, STARACHOWICE – WIERZBNIK 1685 – 1985; Reverse: A cross dividing the White Eagle, the bishop’s coat of arms, and two coats of arms associated with the history of the parish and the town, IN COMMEMORATIO...
PolandPolish People's Republic (1952–1989) - Warsaw Mint Obverse: Bust of Józef Piłsudski facing 1/3 to the right, MARSHAL JÓZEF PIŁSUDSKI – December 5, 1867 - 12•V•1935, Reverse: Legion Eagle against a background of rays, with a chain and a laurel branch at the bottom, featuring the inscription “1988, RESTORATION OF INDEPENDENCE” - NOVEMBER 11, 1918, designed and crafted by Zb...
Reference: Smirnov 1062 Weight: 26 g, diameter: 36.4 mm, silver
Russia. Medal commemorating the capture of Pernov, August 14, 1710; from the series of medals dedicated to events of the Great Northern War. Second half of the 18th century. Iron-tin-silicon-aluminium 40.08 g. Diameter 47 mm. as (Iversen #XXXI, Dyakov #34).
GermanyThird Reich (1933–1945) Signed BB, Obverse: Head facing right, GROSSER FELDHERR ZIEHE EIN IN WALHALL; Reverse: Clasped hands with a swastika above them, ZU VOLLER ERFUELLUNG UND VOLLENDUNG DER GESCHICHTLICHEN SENDUNG UNSERES VOLKES silver, 36.1 mm, 21.86 g
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) Obverse: A composition of symbols of industry and agriculture, with the national eagle above; in the outer ring: “GENERAL NATIONAL EXHIBITION—POZNAŃ 1929,” Reverse: A map of Poland showing cities and the river network, with the inscription “ON THE TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF POLAND’S REBIRTH 1918–1928” in the rim; unsigned medal, designed ...
PolandThird Republic of Poland (since 1989) – Warsaw Mint 80th Anniversary of the May Uprising 925 silver, approx. 28.28 g, mirror-finish hallmarks, mintage of only 1,000 pieces, clip in a wooden box with an attached NBP certificate No. 0404
References:Hutten-Czapski 3027 (R1), Raczyński 487 A polished piece with a nice patina. A medal commemorating the coronation of Stanisław August, presented to distinguished guests during the ceremony. Weight: 18 g of silver, diameter: 33.1 mm
Silver, weight 53.50 g, diameter 50 mm. Medal signedBÜHLER INV. HOMBERG FEC.
PolandPeople's Republic of Poland (1952–1989) - Warsaw Mint Obverse: Bust of the blessing pope facing forward, with Gdańsk Cathedral, the Shipyard Workers’ Monument, and the Monument to the Defenders of Westerplatte in the background; at the bottom, John Paul II / Pope, Reverse: An altar in the shape of a sailing ship, GDAŃSK-ZASPA / JUNE 12, 1987—designed by Krystyna Jeż-Kręcicka to...
RRR-, PRL, 1957 Medal, Television Station on Ślęża, Gosławski, PRINT RUN: 10 COPIES
1 10 szt nakład
94 EUR
A very rare medal from the early years of the People’s Republic of Poland, designed by J. Gosławski in 1957 and dedicated to the construction of the television station on Ślęża. A variant featuring the inscription “NUMIZMAT” at the base of the tower; mintage of approximately 10 pieces; silver-plated bronze; weight 85.11 g; diameter 60 mm
Germany, medal struck to commemorate Paul von Hindenburg's 80th birthday, 1927 D, Munich
II/II+
27 EUR
GermanyWeimar Republic (1918–1933) on the edge: BAYER. HAUPTMÜNZAMT SILBER 900 F, a medal designed by Karl Goetz 900-fine silver, 36.1 mm, 24.99 g
SILVER Medal Commemorating the 125th Anniversary of the Adoption of the Constitution of May 3, 1916
57 EUR
A rare silver version, without a handle. SR hallmark on the edge. The medallion was struck at Jan Knedler’s workshop on the initiative of the Warsaw Numismatic Society. Some surface wear and dirt, but otherwise in very good condition. Silver, diameter 28.5 mm, weight 9.40 g.
Austria. Satirical Medal 1744 on the occupation of Bavaria by Maria Theresa the naked queen of Hungary. Brass 16.66 g. 40 mm. Wittelsbac 1905, Förschner 291, Slg. Monte 1746, Slg. Wurzbach 6004.
August II the Strong, Wedding Medal weighing approximately 17 ducats, 1725 — The Wedding of Louis XV and Maria Leszczyńska EXTREMELY RARE
2/2-
14 065 EUR
Bibliography: Raczyński 438 A medal commissioned by the French court to commemorate the wedding of Louis XV, great-grandson of “the Sun King” Louis XIV, to the Polish princess Maria Leszczyńska. A polished piece with very well-preserved details; slight scratches in the background Weight: 58.13 g of gold. Diameter: 41.5 mm. An extremely rare medal weighing 17 ducats.
References:Strzałkowski 561 (RR)A very well-preserved, glossy piece with a nice patina; minor wear in the background.Weight: Bronze 55.9 g, diameter: 50.5 mm
Russia. Medal commemorating the death of Empress Elizabeth Petrovna, December 25, 1761. St. Petersburg Mint. Obverse medalist: S.Yu. Yudin (at the bottom of the field: S·Yu·F·), a copy of the 1745 die by I.K. Hedlinger. Iron-tin-silicon-aluminium 54.15 g. Diameter 59–60 mm. as (SRM #138. Smirnov #242/a. Dyakov #107.1. Sokolov #239 (R)). Quite rare. Scratches
Great Britain. Medal 1739, Admiral Vernon & Duke of Argyll War of Jenkins' Ear. Bronze 17.83 g. 40 mm. ex John W. Adams collection.
Denmark. Margrethe II (1972-2024). Medal ND Deserved. Edge Lettering: Lisbeth Brogaard. Silver, total weight, 32.30 g. 38 mm. (with ribbon).
Commemoration of the Unveiling of the Franz Schubert Monument. Medal struck to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the founding of D. Teschner’s men’s choir. Bronze, weight 45 g, diameter 47 mm.
Reference: Diakov 1138.1 Weight: 58.7 g, diameter: 51.5 mm, silver
A rare and highly prized early medal from the People's Republic of Poland era. Designed by Franciszek Kalfas, the medal was issued by the Numismatic Society in Kraków in 1946 to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Tadeusz Kościuszko’s death. Mintage: 500 pieces. Silver, diameter 62 mm, weight 133.5 g.
SilesiaWrocław designed by J.G. Junker, Obverse: Exhibition pavilion, JNDUSTRIE = HALLE, with “ZU BRESLAU” at the bottom; Reverse: Within an oak wreath, “ERINNERUNG AN DIE SCHLESISCHE INDUSTRIE AUSSTELLUNG 1857” zinc, 46.9 mm, 26.62 g, very nice
Russia People's Medal In Commemoration of Events Coinciding with the Millennium of Russia (R1)
30 EUR
Russia. People's Medal In Commemoration of Events Coinciding with the Millennium of Russia. Russian Empire, 1862. Medallist I.I. Chukmasov (obverse: below the Emperor's image — I. CHUKMASOV R.). Bronze 12.71 g. Diameter 28 mm. Iversen. Medals of Alexander II #XXVI. Dyakov #707.3 (R1). Dents on edge.
Italy. Vittorio Emanuele III (1900-1946). Pillole Pink Nerve Tonic Token 10 Centesimi ND (1919-1923). Aluminium 1.01 g. 32 mm.
South Africa. Medal 1895, Opening of the Pretoria-Delagoa Bay Railway. Bronze 36.62 g. 44 mm. Small scratches. In box.
A beautiful coin-like mirror finish in the background and very well-preserved details, but numerous dents along the edge. Weight: 71.64 g, diameter: 51.7 mm Medal of Merit, awarded in 1874, Albert, Very rare, with a mintage of only 265 pieces.
Obverse: Joseph II and Frederick II Reverse: two columns, inscription along the rim: DIE XXIII MAY MDCCLXXIX GER-MANIAE PAX EST RESTAVRATA This medal was created to commemorate the peace treaty between Austria and Prussia signed in Cieszyn on May 13, 1779. It marked the final major event of Maria Theresa’s reign, officially bringing an end to the disputes over the Bavarian succession. Russia...
GermanySaxony Obverse: Bust of a man wearing an ancient helmet, facing right, EN MARS SAXONICUS, Obverse: Victoria proclaiming victory atop war trophies; in the rim, the inscription HIC FAUSTE PRIM IN HOSTES IRRUIT; on the edge, *VIENNA CONF: MAN: A TURCIS LIBER : D. 2. SEPT: A: 1683 silver, 19.2 mm, 3.36 g, a rare and well-preserved medal
GermanyBrandenburg - Berlin Signed G. LOOS, Obverse: Busts of Wilhelm I and Augusta, facing right: WILHELM KÖNIG V PREUSSEN AUGUSTA KÖN V PR G PR V SACHSEN; Reverse: A 12-line inscription surrounded by a wreath of ivy and oak leaves silver, 50.9 mm, 59.18 g, slightly polished background, but the medal’s details are beautifully preserved
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) Obverse: A ship facing right, with the inscription "M/S PIŁSUDSKI" below; Reverse: A figure of an angel with a sword and shield, with the inscription LIGA MORSKA I KOLONJALNA around the edge, the silver hallmark Ag 0.750 and the mint mark are stamped on the rim; the medal was struck to commemorate the 15th anniversary of regaining access to the s...
PolandPoland Under Partition (1795–1918) Obverse: Bust of Isabella facing left; on the cut-off arm, the inscription “K. Chodziński / 1916,” ARCHIDVCISSA ISABELLA DE PRINCIPIBVS CROY FRIDERICI COPIARVM OMNIVM AUSTRIAE ET HVNGARIAE DVCIS SVPREMI / CONIVX INCLITISSIMA, Reverse: Two legionnaires facing each other, with a small eagle and the dates 1914–1916 between them; below, the inscrip...
RRR-, PRL, 1958 Medal, 150th Anniversary of the Founding of the University of Warsaw’s Faculty of Law, Aumiller, EDITION OF 5 PIECES
1 5 szt nakład
94 EUR
A very rare medal from the early years of the People’s Republic of Poland, designed by Aumlier in 1958 to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the founding of the Faculty of Law at the University of Warsaw. Variant with the inscription “NUMIZMAT” above the date; mintage of approximately 5 pieces; weight 57.12 g; diameter 50 mm.
References: Strzałkowski 276, Diakov 1582.1 Weight: 13.93 g, diameter: 32.38 mm Numerous scratches in the background.
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) Signed A. Nagalski, Obverse: Three marching soldiers, camp tents in the background; Reverse: A twig on the left, 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF POLISH INDEPENDENCE 11 XI 28 AND AWARD FOR MARCHING 15 KM gilded bronze, 39.8 mm, 28.86 g, with an eyelet and a pendant
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) Produced at Jan Knedler’s factory in Warsaw; Obverse: Woman feeding poultry, CENTRAL COMMITTEE FOR POULTRY BREEDING IN POLAND; Reverse: Ears of grain and an oak branch, FOR SUCCESSFUL ACHIEVEMENTS IN POULTRY BREEDING gilded brass, 39.6 mm, 28.21 g, damage to the rim
925 silver, weight 44.36 g, diameter 45 mm, hallmark on the rim.
Medal signed by F. Mänert, circa 1939 (the period following the annexation of the Sudetenland by Nazi Germany). Silver-plated bronze, 60 mm. Awarded as a prize or distinction by the chamber in Reichenberg (Liberec) to loyal employees for many years of service (für langjährige treue Mitarbeit).On the obverse, a worker stands against the backdrop of a factory, holding a metal bar, above an ea...
Vatican AW: Saints Peter and Paul facing each other, SCALA SANCTA, in the ROMA section; Reverse: The Holy Stairs, with “SCALA SANCTA” on either side, below which are four portals representing the Holy Doors, with “INTR PORT EIVS” (Introite portas eius—“Enter His gates,” Ps. 100) at the bottom cast bronze, oval, 16.02 g
Germany, Third Reich, SILVER Medal, undated - For Rescue from Danger "FÜR RETTUNG AUS GEFAHR"
23 EUR
Made of .835 silver. Silver, diameter 50 mm, weight 54.90 g.
Medal designed by S.R. Lewandowski, signed. Silver-plated zinc, 50 mm.
Medal, Cieszyn 1927–1928 “Poultry Exhibition in Cieszyn, Dec. 30, 1927–Jan. 1, 1928” 1927–1928
Dobry
24 EUR
Bronze, 34 mm in diameter, 13.65 g in weight.
Brass, dimensions: 12 x 11.5 cm, weight: 579.5 g.
Partially painted. Zinc, diameter 40.5 mm, weight 21.34 g.
A very rare medal from the early years of the People's Republic of Poland, virtually unseen on the market, designed by Aumlier in 1960 and created by Jastrzębowski to commemorate the International Philatelic Exhibition. Bronze, weight 48.39 g, diameter 50 mm
Reference:Marienburg 8876 Bronze, diameter 41 mm. The mayor’s head facing left, JOACH. HEINR. V. WEICKHMANN OBER BUERGER MEISTER ZU DANZIG D. 19 FEB. 1814; on the reverse, the coat of arms of the city of Gdańsk in an oval shield supported by two lions, ZUR FEIER SEINES 15 JAEHRIGEN JUBILAEUMS DIE STADT DANZIG DEN 19. FEB. 1839. A medal designed by F. Brandt in 1839, struck to commemorate th...
RRR-, People's Republic of Poland, 1964 Medal, 3rd RZPT Radom Company Sports Meet, rare
1 RRR nienotowany
71 EUR
A very rare medal from the early years of the People's Republic of Poland, virtually unseen on the market, commemorating the 3rd RZPT Radom Company Sports Meet. Silver-plated bronze, weight 50.08 g, 46x61.2 mm
AustriaFranz Joseph (1848–1916) Obverse: St. George slaying the dragon, S GEORGIVS EQVITVM PATRONVS; Reverse: NIKOLAUS I / KAISER VON RUSSLAND / NR 5, with the inscription K u K DRAGONERREGIMENT / PREISREITEN 1911 around the edge silver, 34.6 mm, 15.54 g, hallmarks on the obverse, medal in a setting
Weight: 35.28 g, diameter: 41.3 mm.