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August II the Strong, Gulden (2/3 thaler) 1704 ILH, Dresden Condition 2. Coin with fine detail. Nice, natural patina. A variant featuring the later royal bust—with a smaller portrait. A rarer gulden.
RussiaNicholas II (1894–1917) gold, 4.29 g, very nice
MexicoRepublic (since 1821) 900-fine silver, 27.09 g, slightly worn but very well-preserved coin
Second Polish Republic, 5 zlotych, 1928, Warsaw, Nike 750 silver. Catalog weight: 18 g.
Jan III Sobieski, 1683 TLB Six-Rez, Bydgoszcz. Beautiful. References: Kopicki 1963
Stefan Batory, Trojak 1582, Vilnius.Iger V.82.1.b (R)
Sigismund II Augustus, 1566 quarter, Vilnius. A well-preserved coin with a lustrous surface and patina.
PolandThird Republic of Poland (since 1989) – collector coins Animals of the World – Honeybee 925 silver, proof finish, mintage up to 15,000 pieces, coin in a plastic capsule and an NBP box with a certificate
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) — Circulation Coins Józef Piłsudski patina
Austria, Franz Joseph I (1848–1916), 2 gulden wedding thaler, 1854 A, Vienna Mint Thaler struck to commemorate the emperor’s marriage to Elisabeth of Bavaria a very nice, lustrous piece, struck with a fresh die and featuring a beautiful old patina silver, weight 24.70 grams References: Herinek 822
PolandThird Republic of Poland (since 1989) - collector coins Solidarity – Elections of June 4, 1989 gold, 1.01 g, fineness 900, mintage: 40,000 pieces, coin in a plastic capsule and a green NBP box with a certificate
PolandThird Republic of Poland (since 1989) – collectible coins Beatification of John Paul II – May 1, 2011 900 fineness gold, 1.01 g, proof finish, mintage of 10,000 pieces, coin in a plastic capsule and a green NBP box with a certificate
Lithuania, Vytautas, 1392–1430, Lithuanian denar, Vilnius A well-preserved coin
Stanisław August Poniatowski, Trojak 1776 EB, Warsaw A nicely struck and well-preserved piece. References: Iger WA.76.1.a (R)
Sigismund III Vasa, Ort 1614, Gdańsk—dot above the paw —Very nice.
PolandRussian Partition—Nicholas I (1825–1855) 3 and 4 clusters of leaves, 1 berry; the number 6 in the date with a flat roof patina
Second Polish Republic, 5 zlotych, 1930, Standard 750 silver. Catalog weight: 18 g.
Sigismund III Vasa, Trojak 1619, Riga. A beautifully struck and well-preserved coin, from the final year of issue of the Riga trojaks. An attractive coin. Condition: 2+/2. Reference: Iger as R.19.3.b (R3)
Stanisław August Poniatowski, 2-złoty coin, 1774 AP, Warsaw—rare. References: Plage 324, Berezowski 3.50 zł
Second Polish Republic, 10 zlotych, 1933, Romuald Traugutt 750 silver. Catalog weight: 22 g.
Second Polish Republic, 2 zlote, 1925, London. The Harvester 750 silver. Catalog weight 10 g. References: Parchimowicz 109d
PolandThe Third Republic of Poland (since 1989) – collector coins Overcome Evil with Good – Fr. Jerzy Popiełuszko 1947–1984 900 fineness gold, 1.75 g, proof finish, mintage of 60,000 pieces, coin in a plastic capsule and a green NBP box with a certificate
Lithuania, Vytautas, 1392–1430, Lithuanian denar, Vilnius A well-preserved coin
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) – circulation coins Jan III Sobieski – 250th Anniversary of the Battle of Vienna patina
Stanisław August Poniatowski, half-talar, 1788 EB, Warsaw. A very well-preserved coin with a lustrous surface and a light patina. References: Kopicki 2447 (R), Plage 371
Russian Partition, 3/4 ruble = 5 zlotych, 1836 MW, Warsaw Silver fineness 868. Catalog weight 15.55 g.
PolandThe Third Republic of Poland (since 1989) – collector’s coins Solidarity – Polish August 1980 900 fineness gold, 1.74 g, proof finish, mintage of 30,000 pieces, coin in a plastic capsule and a green NBP box with a certificate
John II Casimir, Six-Realer 1662 AT, Lviv. A legible and well-preserved piece with a natural patina. A rare variant
Germany, Saxony, August, thaler 1586 HB, Dresden. References: Davenport 9798, Krause
GuatemalaRepublic since 1839 variant with the mint mark "H" on the reverse 900 silver, 24.90 g, a well-preserved coin
Second Polish Republic, 10 zlotych, 1933, Jan III Sobieski 750 silver. Catalog weight: 22 g.
PolandPolish People's Republic (1952–1989) — Circulation and Collector Coins Environmental Protection /Bear/ 625-fine silver, mintage of 8,000 pieces, mirror-finish dies, natural patina, coin in a blue NBP box
Sigismund III Vasa, 3 Krucierze 1616, Kraków. Condition: 2-/2. A well-struck piece with a lustrous finish, free of mechanical damage. References: Kopicki 888 (R1)
PolandThird Republic of Poland (since 1989) - collectible coins 75th Anniversary of the First Airdrop of the Cichociemni 925 silver, proof finish, mintage up to 15,000 pieces, coin in a plastic capsule and NBP box with a certificate
PolandPolish People's Republic (1952–1989) – proof coins The set includes a set of coins from the Millennium of the Polish State series: Mieszko and Dąbrówka, Mieszko and Dąbrówka /busts facing right/ PROOF, and Mieszko and Dąbrówka /heads facing right/ PROOF silver, coins with natural patina, a total of 3 beautiful pieces, all in a dedicated plastic case
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) — Circulation Coins Józef Piłsudski a rarer issue, a coin with mint luster
Stanisław August Poniatowski, 1766 G Trojak, Warsaw Well-preserved coin References: Kopicki 2236, Iger K.66.2.a (R1)
Second Polish Republic, 5 zlotych, 1936, Sailing Ship 750-fine silver. Catalog weight: 11g. References: Parchimowicz 119
Second Polish Republic, 2 zlote, 1925, "The Harvester," London 750 silver. Catalog weight: 10 g.
GermanyThe Third Reich (1933–1945) very nice
Kingdom of Sardinia, Carlo Alberto, 5 lire, 1847, Genoa. Condition: 3+. Reference: Pagani 261
A very nice, definitely above-average piece of a popular issue. Slight wear on the highest parts of the relief; the background shows signs of age. The mint luster is well preserved. The coin was struck on commission at the Philadelphia Mint. The denomination, introduced by the reform of January 11, 1924, was minted between 1924 and 1925 at mints in Paris, London, Birmingham, and Philadelphia. ...
Sigismund III Vasa, Ort 1623, Gdańsk Variant with an abbreviated date on the reverse between lions. The end of the obverse legend reads “PRU” A well-preserved piece
PolandMazovia – Siemowit IV (1381–1426) Capital letter S silver, 14.5 mm, 0.18 g, rare type
Sigismund III Vasa, 1587–1632, grosz, 1615, Vilnius A very well-preserved coin with a luster, featuring a slightly porous blank from the rolling mill. References: Kopicki 3499 R4, Ivanauskas 3SV135-34 RRR. Good luster, slightly porous blank from the rolling mill.
Free City Danzig (Gdańsk), Danzig mint. Lustrous coin, scarce in this grade. KM#145 .750 silver, 5 grams, 23.5 mm
Free City of Kraków, 1 zloty 1835, Vienna Mint A natural piece from circulation with patina. Mintage: 20,000 pieces
RussiaUSSR (1922–1991) 500th Anniversary of the Russian State – Peter the Great’s Fleet 900-fine silver, 34.81 g, mirror-finish hallmarks, mintage of 40,000 pieces, coin in a plastic capsule
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) – Circulating Coins Józef Piłsudski – Strzelecki Eagle cleaned
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) – circulation coins Jan III Sobieski – 250th Anniversary of the Battle of Vienna cleaned
Roman Empire, Gordian III (238–244 CE), sestertius (244 CE) Weight 19.07 g, diameter 30 mm Obverse: IMP GORDIANVS PIVS FEL AVG,bust of Gordian III wearing a laurel wreath and armor, facing right Reverse: FELICITAS TEMPORVM, Felicitas in drapery standing facing left, holding a long caduceus and a cornucopia; S C on either side Coin with a green patina
Stefan Batory, Trojak 1583, Vilnius A well-preserved coin with a lustrous finish and natural patina
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) – Circulation Coins Jan III Sobieski – 250th Anniversary of the Battle of Vienna cleaned
PolandThird Republic of Poland (since 1989) - collector coins 250th Anniversary of the Founding of the Warsaw Mint 925 silver, 40 x 40 mm, approx. 28.28 g, gold-plated and oxidized, mirror-finish dies, mintage up to 35,000 pieces, coin in a capsule, in an NBP box with a certificate
Sigismund III Vasa, Półtorak, 1614, Kraków A well-preserved coin with luster and patina References: Górecki K.14.2b/II.3 (F2)
Philadelphia mint, without dot. Lustrous with colourful toning. KM#Y16
The Vasa Dynasty, Sigismund III Vasa (1587–1632), 1.5-rak 1614 EAGLE, Bydgoszcz Mint A rare variety featuring an eagle on the obverse and the royal apple on the reverse, with the Adwaniec coat of arms— of Treasurer Stanisław Warszycki. On the obverse, below the Eagle at the bottom, the number 3 in a semi-oval shield, A coin with a partially preserved surface, featuring very fine details; ...
Stefan Batory, Trojak 1582, Vilnius, Leliwa coat of arms. A variant in punctuation not noted by Iger. A well-preserved coin with patina.
Kingdom of Poland, Alexander I, 5 zlotych, 1829 FH, Warsaw. Silver, fineness 868. Catalog weight: 15.6 g. Condition: 2-/2. References: Bitkin 985
AustriaFranz Joseph I (1848–1916) gold, 3.49 g, in excellent condition
Roman Empire,Trajan (98–117 CE), Denarius Weight: 2.65 g, dimensions: 16 x 18 mm, silver Obverse: IMP TRAIANO AVG GER DAC P M TR P Reverse: COS V P P S P Q R OPTIMO PRINC References: RIC 129
PolandThe Third Republic of Poland (since 1989) — collector coins Centennial of Regaining Independence – Józef Piłsudski 925 silver, 32.0 x 22.4 mm, proof finish, mintage up to 30,000 pieces, coin in a capsule and in a National Bank of Poland (NBP) box with a certificate