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Russia. Nicholas II (1894-1917). 5 Kopecks 1911 СПБ-ЭБ, St. Petersburg. Silver. Bitkin 187. PCGS MS 65. Only 3 coins in higher grades.
PolandCongress Kingdom (1815–1835) – Alexander I (1801–1825) Obverse: The tsar’s head facing right and the inscription on the rim: ALEXANDER I EMPEROR OF RUSSIA AND KING OF POLAND; Reverse: Double-headed Russian eagle with the royal orb and a sword in its talons; below, the letters I–B (mint master Jakub Benicke) and the inscription on the rim: 26 Z GRZ CZ KOL / 1818 / 50 ZŁOT POLSK...
Russia. Nicholas II (1894-1917). 50 Kopecks 1909 ЭБ, St. Petersburg. Silver 9.90 g. Bitkin 88 (R1).
Russia. Anna Ioannovna (1730-1740). Rouble 1735. Spiky eagle's tail. Silver. Bitkin 120. PCGS XF 45.
PolandRussian Partition—Nicholas I (1825–1855) variant with a straight eagle's tail A well-preserved coin
Reference: Bitkin 1133 Beautifully preserved relief details, with a mint luster in the background. A rare coin in this condition.
RussiaNicholas II (1894–1917) a less common birth year
Second Polish Republic, 2 zlote, 1924, "Woman and Ears of Wheat," Philadelphia – reverse side
+2/-1
24 EUR
A coin with the freshness of a newly minted coin and a high degree of mint luster.
Lithuania Trojak 1594 Vilnius. Sigismund III Vasa (1587-1632) Obverse: Crowned bust right. Reverse: Value; divided date; symbols and two-line inscription between. Inscriptions ending L/L. Silver.Ivanauskas 5SV39-19; Kop. 3523 (R) NGC AU 58.
Greece, First Hellenic Republic. 10 Lepta 1831. Copper 16.12 g. KM 12.
PolandSigismund II Augustus (1545–1572) – Lithuanian coins variant featuring a rarer depiction of the king’s beard; the ends of the legends read L / DVCA LITVA localized soiling on the coin
PolandFree City of Gdańsk (1920–1939) Koga lightly cleaned
PolandStanisław August Poniatowski (1764–1795) – Crown coins FS on the reverse (initials of Friedrich Wilhelm Sylm), an additional curl in the monarch’s wig a flaw in the coin blank on the obverse
The NetherlandsKingdom of the Netherlands – Wilhelmina (1890–1948) gold, 3.49 g
Russia. Nicholas I (1825-1855). 25 Kopecks 1829 СПБ-НГ, St. Petersburg. Silver 5.07 g. Bitkin 128. Scratches.
Russia. Nicholas II (1894-1917). 50 Kopecks 1912 ЭБ, St. Petersburg. Silver 9.96 g. Bitkin 91. Nice toning.
Russia. Peter I (1699-1725). Kopeck 1706 БК. Copper 8.24 g. Bitkin 1728 (R-R3). Small dent on edge.
References: Parchimowicz 114d Excellent preservation of details and plenty of mint luster. A rare and sought-after year, in very nice condition.
References:Iger G.79.1.b (R5), Kopicki 7434 (R5) A beautiful piece with perfectly preserved details and a lovely patina. A very rare coin in excellent condition.
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) — circulation coins a woman’s head with ears of grain beautiful
An attractive piece, with fine details and a subtle sheen beneath the patina.
One of the rarest coins from the Second Polish Republic, in beautiful condition. A beautiful piece with a strong luster, superb details, and a lovely patina—a mint-quality piece.
Second Polish Republic, 2 zlote, 1925, London, with a dot after the date, Woman and Ears of Wheat
-1
47 EUR
A beautifully preserved piece.
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) – Circulation Coins Jan III Sobieski – 250th Anniversary of the Battle of Vienna slightly worn, but beautifully preserved coin
A beautiful mint-condition piece of the first and rarest 2 złoty coin from the Gold Nordic series. Natural patina.
Russia 5 Roubles 1902 AP, St. Petersburg. Nicholas II (1894-1917). Obverse: Head right. Reverse: Crowned double imperial eagle ribbons on crown. Gold 4.30g. Edge patterned. Bitkin 29. NGC MS 66.
Russia 5 Roubles 1902 AP, St. Petersburg. Nicholas II (1894-1917). Obverse: Head right. Reverse: Crowned double imperial eagle ribbons on crown. Gold 4.30g. Edge patterned. Bitkin 29. NGC MS 66.
PolandWładysław Jagiełło (1386–1434) Obverse: A crown, with the letter P beneath it, + MONE ✶ WLADISLAI; Reverse: An eagle, REGIS ✶ POLONIE silver, 21.9 mm, 1.60 g, local damage on the edge (scratches)
Russia. Peter I (1699-1725). Altyn 1718. Horseman with cloak. Silver. Bitkin 1216. PCGS VF 35. Only 2 coins in higher grades.
Poland. Zygmunt III Waza (1587-1632). Poltorak 1620, Bydgoszcz. Silver 1.29 g. KM 41. NGC MS 64.
PolandCongress Kingdom (1815–1835) – Alexander I (1801–1825) patina, cleaned
References:Chałupski 2.18.2.a (R), Parchimowicz 109.e A superbly preserved piece, with beautiful details and mint luster, and a very nice patina. A rare coin in such excellent condition and with such outstanding appearance.
Lithuania. Zygmunt II August (1545–1572). Polgrosz 1549, Vilnius. Legend endings LI / LITVA. Silver 1.25 g. Kop. 3241.
Germany, Prussia. Wilhelm I (1861-1888). Taler 1861 A. Silver 18.40 g. KM 489, Dav 780.
Russia. Alexander I (1801-1825). 2 Kopecks 1802 ЕМ. Copper 19.44 g. Bitkin 307. Small field repairs. Black toning.
Russia. Alexander II (1855-1881). 20 Kopecks 1858 СПБ-ФБ, St. Petersburg. Silver 4.11 g. Bitkin 61. Small scratches. Nice patina.
Lithuania. 2 Euro 2015-2017, Commemorative issue. The Lithuanian Language. The Baltic Culture. Vilnius — capital of culture and art. Bimetallic: nickel brass clad nickel center in copper-nickel ring. KM 213, 221, 228. In Coin Card. Lot of 3 coins.
PolandStanisław August Poniatowski (1764–1795) – Crown coins Obverse: The king’s head facing right, STANISLAUS AUGUSTUS D G REX POLON M D LIT; Reverse: A crowned, five-field coat-of-arms shield, the whole surrounded by a ribbon and a wreath of palm and oak leaves; at the bottom, the Order of the White Eagle; 14 1/12 EX MARCA PUR COLONIENS / 6 ZŁ silver, 23.82 g, mint flaws on the disc,...
A very well-preserved coin with a lot of mint luster.
The Teutonic OrderMichael I Küchmeister von Sternberg (1414–1422) Obverse: Shield of the Prussian Lands against the background of a long cross, MAGS T•MIC HAEL PRIM; Reverse: Order shield against the background of a long cross, MONE TA•DN ORVM PRVC silver, 20.9 mm, 1.72 g
Russia, USSR. 20 Kopecks 1924. Silver. Y 88. NGC MS 65.
A very nice piece; the coin is slightly worn, with a mint luster in the background.
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587–1632) – Lithuanian coins the inscriptions end with L / L; at the bottom of the reverse, the Chalecki coat of arms separates the date
PolandCongress Kingdom (1815–1835) – Alexander I (1801–1825) patina, rare year
PolandFree City of Kraków (1815–1846) patina, beautiful for this type of coin
PolandJohn II Casimir Vasa (1649–1668) – Lithuanian coins dots on either side of the denomination, IOA CASI on the obverse
A very nice piece. It has a mirror-like sheen.
A Rataj-type bracteate—featuring the prince’s head, with (presumably) symbols of power on either side, set within a border of beads. Diameter approx. 19 mm, weight 0.28 g. Metal composition: Au 0.103, Ag 91, Cu 8.24, Zn 0.095, Pb 0.104, Fe 0.411.
Crown coins, Thaler, 1766 FS, Warsaw; Obverse: Bust of the king in armor, STANISLAUS AUGUSTUS D G REX POL M D LITHU; Reverse: A crowned, oval, five-field coat-of-arms shield, with the Ciołek coat of arms in the center, the whole surrounded by a wreath of palm and oak leaves with a ribbon bearing the inscription: PRO FIDE LEGE ET GREGE and featuring the Order of the White Eagle; on either side...
Russia. Nicholas II (1894-1917). 5 Roubles 1900 ФЗ, St. Petersburg. Gold. Bitkin 26. PCGS MS 65.
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587–1632) – Crown coins end of the PRVS M legend slightly under-struck
A beautifully preserved coin, a mint piece.
An attractive piece, with a mint luster in the background and patina.
RussiaUSSR (1922–1991) a beautifully preserved coin
A mint piece with patina.
A very rare coin from the Second Polish Republic. Well-preserved details; signs of cleaning.
Czech Republic, Wenceslaus II of Bohemia (1278–1305), Prague grosz, Kutná Hora—very nice
1-/2+
47 EUR
References:Kopicki 10013, Castelin 5 A very attractive, glossy piece with a nice gray patina.
An exquisite piece with a strong luster, magnificent details, and no patina. A coin with an impressive overall appearance. The highest grade from PCGS. A piece worthy of the finest collections.
A beautiful mint piece, with a lustrous background, exquisite details, and a subtle patina.
PolandThe Congress Kingdom (1815–1835) – Nicholas I (1825–1855) large head of the tsar patina
Literature: Davenport 7 Beautiful mint luster and very well-preserved details.