Printable Catalog - 2007 September Long Beach, CA Signature World Coin Auction

2007 September Long Beach, CA Signature World Coin Auction

Sale Number:	441
Location:	Long Beach, CA
Auction Date:	September 27-28, 2007

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Session 1
Ancients
50001	Celtic, Danube region. Imitating Alexander III of Macedon. Ca. late 4th-early 3rd century B.C. AR tetradrachm (25 mm, 16.37 g). Copying Amphipolis. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress / Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre; horse's head in left field. Cf. Kostial 875-83; cf. Price 59. VF.Sold for: $253.00.
50002	Campania, Neapolis. Ca. 320-300 B.C. AR nomos (18 mm, 7.42 g). Diademed head of nymph right; grapes behind / Man-headed bull walking right, being crowned by Nike flying above. HN Italy 571. Toned VF, light porosity, edge a little ragged. Ex Coin Galleries (13 November 1985), 285.Sold for: $184.00.
50003	Calabria, Taras. Ca. 332-302 B.C. AR nomos (20 mm, 6.44 g). Ari..., A..., and Kl..., magistrates. Warrior on horseback right, brandishing spear / Taras on dolphin left, holding kantharos and rudder. Fischer-Bossert 908 (V355/R706); Vlasto -; HN Italy 939. Toned VF.Sold for: $322.00.
50004	Calabria, Taras. Ca. 332-302 B.C. AR nomos (20 mm, 6.44 g). Youth on horseback right, crowning himself; Ionic capital below / Taras on dolphin left, holding serpent and whip; KOM below. Fischer-Bossert 972 (V378/R748); Vlasto 654; HN Italy 943. Toned VF, obverse a little rough.Sold for: $276.00.
50005	Calabria, Taras. Ca. 302-280 B.C. AR nomos (20 mm, 7.87 g). Lukon and Si..., magistrates. Warrior on horseback right, brandishing spear / Taras on dolphin left, holding dolphin. Vlasto 695; HN Italy 967. Toned VF. Well centered and struck. Sold for: $517.50.
50006	Calabria, Taras. Ca. 272-240 B.C. AR nomos (20 mm, 6.44 g). Terakletos, magistrate. Warrior on horseback right, holding spear and shield / Taras on dolphin left, holding flower and cornucopia; monogram and thymiaterion behind. Vlasto 890; HN Italy 1038. VF, short flan. Sold for: $218.50.
50007	Calabria, Taras. Ca. 272-240 B.C. AR nomos (20 mm, 6.44 g). Di... and Apollonios, magistrates. Warrior on horseback right, holding spear and shield / Taras on dolphin left, holding trident, being crowned by Nike; waves below. Vlasto 894; HN Italy 1038. Toned XF. Not Sold.
50008	Sicily, Akragas. Ca. 500-495 B.C. AR didrachm (20 mm). Eagle standing left / Crab. Jenkins grp. II; SNG ANS 922 var. (ethnic). Toned VF, obverse die break. Certified by NGC.Sold for: $212.75.
50009	Sicily, Akragas. Ca. 495-482 B.C. AR didrachm (21 mm). Eagle standing left / Crab; helmet below. Jenkins grp. III; SNG ANS 947. VF. Certified by NGC. Sold for: $230.00.
50010	Sicily, Akragas. Ca. 482-472 B.C. AR didrachm (19 mm). Eagle standing right / Crab. Jenkins grp. IV; SNG ANS 954. VF. Certified by NGC. Sold for: $488.75.
50011	Sicily, Syracuse. Dionysios I. 405-367 B.C. AR decadrachm (35 mm, 42.33 g). Unsigned dies by the artist Kimon. Ca. 405-400 B.C. Quadriga left, driven by auriga holding long kentron; above, Nike flying to right, crowning auriga; in exergue, panoply on stepped base, the lower step engraved / Head of Arethusa left, wearing single-pendant earring and necklace, hair bound with ampyx and at back of head in sakkos; surrounded by four dolphins. Jongkees 14a (dies C/n); Regling 14 (same dies); Dewing 872 (same obv. die); Gulbenkian 306-9 (same obv. die); Ward 292 (same obv. die); SNG ANS 359-60 (same obv. die). Toned, good VF, light obverse die rust and die fractures between Arethusa'a lips and along her neck truncation. Sold for: $13,800.00.
50012	Sicily, Syracuse. Agathokles. Ca. 317-289 B.C. EL 12 1/2 litrae (11 mm, 1.78 g). Ca. 310-305 B.C. Laureate head of Apollo left / Lyre. Jenkins grp. A, uncertain dies; SNG ANS 617. Fine.Sold for: $373.75.
50013	Sicily, Syracuse. Agathokles. Ca. 317-289 B.C. EL 12 1/2 litrae (11 mm, 1.78 g). Ca. 310-305 B.C. Laureate head of Apollo left / Lyre. Jenkins grp. A, dies g/h; SNG ANS 618 (same dies). Near VF. Ex Coin Galleries (10 November 1993), 1.Not Sold.
50014	Sicily, Siculo-Punic. Ca. 320/15-300 B.C. AR tetradrachm (24 mm, 16.43 g). Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress / Horse's head left; palm tree to right. Jenkins series 5a, 290 (O93/R238); McClean 3047 (same dies). Toned, good VF, die rust around Herakles' mouth. Sold for: $488.75.
50015	Thrace, Byzantion. Ca. 340-320 B.C. AR siglos (17 mm, 5.39 g). Heifer standing left on dolphin; monogram above / Incuse punch of 'mill-sail' pattern. SNG BM 21. Good VF. Sold for: $172.50.
50016	Thracian Kingdom. Lysimachos. 305-281 B.C. AR tetradrachm (32 mm, 17.18 g). Amphipolis, 288/7-282/1 BC. Diademed head of the deified Alexander with horn of Ammon right / Athena seated left, holding Nike and spear; caduceus to inner left, bee to outer right. Thompson 190. Nice VF, attractive style. Sold for: $632.50.
50017	Thracian Kingdom. Lysimachos. 305-281 B.C. AR tetradrachm (30 mm, 16.89 g). Pella, 286/5-282/1 BC. Diademed head of the deified Alexander with horn of Ammon right / Athena seated left, holding Nike and spear; no symbols or letters. Thompson 242. Good VF.Sold for: $488.75.
50018	Thracian Dynasts. Koson. Ca. mid 1st century B.C. AV stater (20 mm, 8.45 g). Roman consul walking left, accompanied by two lictors; BR monogram to left / Eagle standing left on sceptre, holding wreath. RPC 1701; BMC Thrace p. 208, 2. XF.Sold for: $1,265.00.
50019	Thracian Dynasts. Koson. Ca. mid 1st century B.C. AV stater (18 mm). Roman consul walking left, accompanied by two lictors; BR monogram to left / Eagle standing left on sceptre, holding wreath. RPC 1701; BMC Thrace p. 208, 2. MS62 ICG.Sold for: $862.50.
50020	Thracian Dynasts. Koson. Ca. mid 1st century B.C. AV stater (19 mm). Roman consul walking left, accompanied by two lictors; BR monogram to left / Eagle standing left on sceptre, holding wreath. RPC 1701; BMC Thrace p. 208, 2. Ch. Unc. NGC.Sold for: $862.50.
50021	Thracian Dynasts. Koson. Ca. mid 1st century B.C. AV stater (20 mm). Roman consul walking left, accompanied by two lictors; BR monogram to left / Eagle standing left on sceptre, holding wreath. RPC 1701; BMC Thrace p. 208, 2. MS63 ICG. Sold for: $977.50.
50022	Thracian Dynasts. Koson. Ca. mid 1st century B.C. AV stater (20 mm). Roman consul walking left, accompanied by two lictors; BR monogram to left / Eagle standing left on sceptre, holding wreath. RPC 1701; BMC Thrace p. 208, 2. Ch. Unc. NGC MS60.Sold for: $862.50.
50023	Thracian Dynasts. Koson. Ca. mid 1st century B.C. AV stater (19 mm). Roman consul walking left, accompanied by two lictors; BR monogram to left / Eagle standing left on sceptre, holding wreath. RPC 1701; BMC Thrace p. 208, 2. BU NGC.Sold for: $517.50.
50024	Thracian Dynasts. Koson. Ca. mid 1st century B.C. AV stater (18 mm). Roman consul walking left, accompanied by two lictors; BR monogram to left / Eagle standing left on sceptre, holding wreath. RPC 1701; BMC Thrace p. 208, 2. BU NGC.Sold for: $690.00.
50025	Moesia, Istros. Ca. 4th century B.C. AR drachm (18 mm). Facing male heads, the right inverted / Sea-eagle left, grasping dolphin with talons; monogram below. SNG BMC 246. AU50 ICG.Sold for: $299.00.
50026	Moesia, Istros. Ca. 4th century B.C. AR drachm (17 mm). Facing male heads, the right inverted / Sea-eagle left, grasping dolphin with talons; monogram below. SNG BMC 246. VF35 ICG.Sold for: $207.00.
50027	Macedonian Kingdom. Philip II. 359-336 B.C. AV 1/8 stater (8 mm, 1.04 g). Pella, ca. 340/36-328 B.C. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress / Trident-head. Le Rider 114 (D73/R48.)Sold for: $253.00.
50028	Macedonian Kingdom. Alexander III. 336-323 B.C. AR tetradrachm (25 mm, 16.51 g). 'Amphipolis', ca. 322-320 B.C. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress / Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre; Macedonian helmet in left field. Price 113. Toned Fine.Sold for: $109.25.
50029	Macedonian Kingdom. Alexander III. 336-323 B.C. AR tetradrachm (24 mm, 16.69 g). Amphipolis, ca. 320-ca. 317 B.C. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress / Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre; aplustre in left field, (Pi) and pellet below throne. Price 129. Toned, near VF.Sold for: $172.50.
50030	Macedonian Kingdom. Alexander III. 336-323 B.C. AV stater (19 mm, 8.45 g). 'Amphipolis', ca. 330-320 B.C. Head of Athena wearing Corinthian helmet right / Nike standing left, holding wreath and stylis; thunderbolt in left field. Price 164. Fine.Sold for: $2,530.00.
50031	Macedonian Kingdom. Alexander III. 336-323 B.C. AR tetradrachm (26 mm, 16.82 g). Amphipolis, ca. 320-ca. 315 B.C. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress / Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre; (Lambda) and bucranium in left field, E below throne. Price 432. VF.Sold for: $299.00.
50032	Macedonian Kingdom. Alexander III. 336-323 B.C. AR tetradrachm (33 mm). Amphipolis, ca. 315-ca. 294 B.C. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress / Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre; letters above torch in left field, monogram below throne. Price 441. XF40 ICG. Sold for: $287.50.
50033	Macedonian Kingdom. Alexander III. 336-323 B.C. AR tetradrachm (32 mm). Mesembria, ca. 175-150 B.C. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress / Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre; letters in left field, monogram below throne. Price 1047. XF NGC. Sold for: $322.00.
50034	Macedonian Kingdom. Alexander III. 336-323 B.C. AR tetradrachm (32 mm). Mesembria, ca. 175-ca. 125 B.C. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress / Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre; helmet and letters in left field, monogram below throne. Price 1059. XF NGC. Sold for: $218.50.
50035	Macedonian Kingdom. Alexander III. 336-323 B.C. AR tetradrachm (33 mm). Mesembria, ca. 125-70 B.C. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress / Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre; letters in left field, monogram below throne. Price 1179. XF NGC.Sold for: $253.00.
50036	Macedonian Kingdom. Alexander III. 336-323 B.C. AR drachm (16 mm, 4.24 g). Abydos, ca. 325-323 B.C. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress / Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre; palm tree in left field. Price 1510. Nice VF.Sold for: $218.50.
50037	Macedonian Kingdom. Alexander III. 336-323 B.C. AR drachm (16 mm). 'Kolophon', ca. 322-319 B.C. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress / Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre; star in left field, spear-head in right. Price 1759. XF45 ICG.Sold for: $218.50.
50038	Macedonian Kingdom. Alexander III. 336-323 B.C. AR tetradrachm (25 mm, 16.86 g). Sardes, ca. 319-ca. 315 B.C. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress / Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre; star of six rays in left field, A below throne. Price 2645. VF.Sold for: $230.00.
50039	Macedonian Kingdom. Alexander III. 336-323 B.C. AR tetradrachm (28 mm). Arados, ca. 328-320 B.C. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress / Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre; caduceus in left field, monogram below throne. Price 3332. VF NGC.Sold for: $207.00.
50040	Macedonian Kingdom. Alexander III. 336-323 B.C. AR tetradrachm (25 mm, 16.86 g). 'Babylon', ca. 311-305 B.C. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress / Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre; monogram in wreath in left field, MI below throne. Price 3746. Toned VF, test cut on obverse.Sold for: $230.00.
50041	Macedonian Kingdom. Alexander III. 336-323 B.C. AR tetradrachm (26 mm). 'Babylon', ca. 311-305 B.C. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress / Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre; MI in left field, monogram in wreath below throne. Price 3752. VF NGC. Sold for: $230.00.
50042	Macedonian Kingdom. Alexander III. 336-323 B.C. AR tetradrachm (27 mm). Memphis, ca. 322 B.C. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress / Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre; rose in left field, letters below throne. Cf. Price 3970-1; Zervos issue II. XF40 ICG, graffiti (K) scratched in reverse field. Cf. Price 3970-1; Hersh -.Not Sold.
50043	Thessaly, Larissa. Ca. 370-360 BC. AR drachm (19 mm, 5.94 g). Head of the nymph Larissa facing slightly right / Horse standing left, about to roll. Cf. Lorber pl. 1, 1; Herrmann grp. VII/L, pl. VII, 4. VF, reverse crudely struck.Sold for: $161.00.
50044	Akarnania, Anaktorion. Ca. 345-300 B.C. AR stater (20 mm, 8.18 g). Pegasos flying right / Laureate and helmeted head of Athena left; monogram and tripod behind. Pegasi II p. 490, 25. Good VF, corroded.Sold for: $207.00.
50045	Boiotia, Thebes. Ca. 395-338 B.C. AR stater (22 mm, 12.23 g). Charo-, magistrate. Ca. 379-368 B.C. Boiotian shield / Amphora; wreath above, magistrate's name (retrograde) across field. BCD 510; Hepworth 96. Toned XF. Sold for: $373.75.
50046	Attica, Athens. Ca. 449-413 B.C. AR tetradrachm (23 mm, 17.16 g). Helmeted head of Athena right / Owl standing right, head facing; olive-spray with berry and crescent above. Svoronos pl. 14; SNG Copenhagen 31-40. XF, flan a little tight. Sharp reverse strike.Sold for: $862.50.
50047	Attica, Athens. Ca. 449-413 B.C. AR tetradrachm (25 mm, 17.09 g). Helmeted head of Athena right / Owl standing right, head facing; olive-spray with berry and crescent above. Svoronos pl. 14; SNG Copenhagen 31-40. VF, small patch of dark toning on obverse, well centered.Sold for: $632.50.
50048	Attica, Athens. Ca. 449-413 B.C. AR tetradrachm (23 mm, 17.17 g). Helmeted head of Athena right / Owl standing right, head facing; olive-spray with berry and crescent above. Svoronos pl. 14; SNG Copenhagen 31-40. VF, several scratches.Sold for: $276.00.
50049	Attica, Athens. Ca. 449-413 B.C. AR tetradrachm (22 mm, 17.14 g). Helmeted head of Athena right / Owl standing right, head facing; olive-spray with berry and crescent above. Svoronos pl. 14; SNG Copenhagen 31-40. VF, light scratches, test cut.Sold for: $195.50.
50050	Attica, Athens. Ca. 168/5-50 B.C. AR tetradrachm (29 mm, 16.91 g). Ca. 114/3 B.C. Metrodoros, Demosthenes and Eukra..., magistrates. Helmeted head of Athena right / Owl standing right on amphora, head facing; grape-bunch in right field, I on amphora, [...] below; all within wreath. Thompson 642. Toned VF.Sold for: $575.00.
50051	Corinthia, Corinth. Ca. 345-307 B.C. AR stater (21 mm). Pegasos flying left / Helmeted head of Athena left; small gorgoneion behind. Pegasi I p. 262, 427; Ravel 1009. Good VF, light surfaces corrosion. Not Sold.
50052	Corinthia, Corinth. After 307 B.C. AR stater (19 mm, 8.54 g). Imitative issue. Pegasos flying left / Laureate and helmeted head of Athena left; axe behind. Pegasi I p. 277, 494; Ravel 1119. Good VF.Sold for: $276.00.
50053	Corinthia, Corinth. Ca. 345-307 B.C. AR stater (19 mm, 8.25 g). Pegasos flying left / Helmeted head of Athena left; helmet behind. Pegasi I p. 263, 431; Ravel 1013. VF, bright surfaces, area of horn silver on reverse.Sold for: $172.50.
50054	Pontic Kingdom. Mithradates VI. 120-63 B.C. AV stater (19 mm, 8.21 g). Kallatis, time of the First Mithradatic War, 88-86 B.C. Diademed head of deified Alexander the Great right, wearing horn of Ammon / Athena seated left, holding Nike in extended arm, resting elbow on shield; trident in exergue. SNG Copenhagen 1089. VF.Sold for: $977.50.
50055	Pontic Kingdom. Mithradates VI. 120-63 B.C. AV stater (20 mm, 8.32 g). Tomis, time of the First Mithradatic War, 88-86 B.C. Diademed head of deified Alexander the Great right, wearing horn of Ammon / Athena seated left, holding Nike in extended arm, resting elbow on shield; trident in exergue. SNG Copenhagen 1091. VF, obverse die rust.Sold for: $575.00.
50056	Bithynian Kingdom. Nikomedes II. 149-127 B.C. AR Tetradrachm (35 mm, 16.13 g). Year 170 (128/7 BC). Diademed head right / Zeus standing left, holding wreath and sceptre; eagle on thunderbolt, monogram, and date in inner left field. RG p. 229. XF, surfaces a little bright, light cleaning scratches, surface laminations on reverse.Sold for: $517.50.
50057	Ionia, Phokaia. Ca. 478-387 B.C. EL hekte (9 mm, 2.54 g). Helmeted head of Athena left, bowl of helmet decorated with griffin; seal below / Quadripartite incuse punch. Bodenstedt 91; SNG von Aulock 1726. VF. Sold for: $373.75.
50058	Ionia, Teos. Ca. 540-500 B.C. AR triobol (12 mm, 2.68 g). Griffin seated right, both fore-paws on ground / Rough incuse square. Balcer dies A53/P75; SNG Copenhagen 1434 (same dies). Not Sold.
50059	Carian Islands, Rhodes. Ca. 340-316 B.C. AR didrachm (18 mm, 6.66 g). Head of Helios facing slightly right / Rose, bud to right; grape bunch and E to left; all within incuse square. Ashton 108; SNG Keckman 43. Toned VF, fine style.Sold for: $253.00.
50060	Carian Islands, Rhodes. Ca. 305-275 B.C. AR didrachm (19 mm, 6.63 g). Head of Helios facing slightly right / Rose with two buds; E to left. SNG Keckman 449. VF. Sold for: $230.00.
50061	Carian Islands, Rhodes. Ca. 305-275 B.C. AR didrachm (19 mm, 6.73 g). Radiate head of Helios facing slightly right / Rose with bud to right; star and letters to left. SNG Keckman 530. Good VF.Sold for: $517.50.
50062	Carian Islands, Rhodes. Ca. 230-205 B.C. AR drachm (14 mm, 2.50 g). Radiate head of Helios right / Rose; dolphin(?) to right. SNG Keckman -; SNG Copenhagen -; SNG von Aulock -. Toned, good VF. Sold for: $230.00.
50063	Carian Islands, Rhodes. Ca. 188-170 B.C. AR drachm (15 mm, 2.83 g). Damatrios, magistrate. Radiate head of Helios right / Rose with bud to right; dolphin to left; all within quadrilateral incuse. SNG Keckman 627. Toned, good VF. Ex G. Hirsch 178 (12-14 May 1993), 381.Sold for: $195.50.
50064	Carian Islands, Rhodes. Ca. 188-170 B.C. AR drachm (16 mm, 2.85 g). Agatharchos, magistrate. Radiate head of Helios right / Rose with bud to right; trident to left; all within quadrilateral incuse. SNG Keckman 629. Toned VF.Sold for: $126.50.
50065	Pamphylia, Aspendos. Ca. 380-325 B.C. AR stater (23 mm, 10.91 g). Two wrestlers grappling; KI between / Slinger right; triskeles in right field. Tekin Series D; SNG BN 104; SNG von Aulock 4557. Nice VF.Sold for: $402.50.
50066	Crete, Phaistos. Ca. 280 B.C. AR stater (23 mm, 11.21 g). Talos advancing left, head facing, about to hurl stone held in hand, another stone in the other hand / Bull butting right. Le Rider p. 96, 62, pl. XXIV, 4; Svoronos p. 264, 67, pl. XXIV, 24; BMC p. 64, 20, pl. XV, 11. Toned XF. Very rare and of exceptional quality. A true masterpiece of Greek numismatic art. According to myth, the giant Talos was formed by Hephaistos out of bronze in order to serve king Minos to guard the island of Crete. The beast circled the island three times daily and kept away all passing ships with a hail of stones, and anyone so unfortunate to be captured by him suffered the most horrible fate, roasting to death as the monster heated himself until white hot while clasping his prey in his arms. Telos was killed by the Argonauts with the aid of a charm produced by Medeia.Not Sold.
50067	Seleukid Kingdom. Demetrios II. Second reign, Ca. 130-125 B.C. AR tetradrachm (27 mm, 13.96 g). Tyre, S.E. 185 (128/7 B.C.). Diademed and draped bust right / Eagle standing left on prow, palm over wing; monograms, club and date in fields. SNG Spaer 2239; Newell 165. Toned VF // Lot also includes a pegasos stater from Corinth, Toned Fine. Sold for: $345.00.
50068	Phoenicia, Arados. Ca. 137-46 B.C. AR tetradrachm (26 mm). Year 194 (66/5 B.C.). Turreted, veiled, and draped bust of Tyche right / Nike standing left, holding aplustre and palm; date and control letters in left field; all within wreath. BMC p. 33, 269. VF35 ICG. Sold for: $207.00.
50069	Phoenicia, Tyre. 126/5 B.C.-A.D. 65. AR shekel (27 mm, 14.26 g). Year 10 (117/6 B.C.). Laureate head of Melqart right / Eagle standing left on prow, palm over wing; date and club before, letters behind, Phoenician letter between legs. Cf. BMC p. 236, 67. Toned, near XF, well centered, tight flan. Scarce early issue. Ex Springfield Collection (Bowers & Ruddy, 15-18 December 1981), 3084.Sold for: $776.25.
50070	Phoenicia, Tyre. 126/5 B.C.-A.D. 65/6. AR shekel (30 mm, 14.31 g). Year 51 (= 76/5 B.C.). Laureate bust of Melqart right, wearing lion's skin about neck / Eagle, palm over shoulder, standing left on prow; date and club before, Phoenician letter below, letter behind. BMC -. Good VF.Sold for: $575.00.
50071	Phoenicia, Tyre. 126/5 B.C.-A.D. 65. AR shekel (31 mm, 14.40 g). Year 43 (84/3 B.C.). Laureate head of Melqart right / Eagle standing left on prow, palm over wing; date and club before, letter behind, Phoenician letter between legs. Cf. BMC p. 242, 135 (year 45). Toned VF, minor encrustation.Sold for: $575.00.
50072	Phoenicia, Tyre. 126/5 B.C.-A.D. 65. AR shekel (28 mm). Year 171 (A.D. 45/6). Laureate head of Melqart right / Eagle standing left on prow, palm over wing; date and club before, KP and monogram behind, Phoenician letter between legs. RPC 4671. VF, corroded. Certified by NGC.Sold for: $230.00.
50073	Ptolemaic Kingdom. Ptolemy I. 305-283 B.C. AR tetradrachm (26 mm, 13.90 g). Alexandria. Diademed bust right, wearing aegis / Eagle standing left on thunderbolt, wings closed; P and monogram in left field. Svoronos 256; SNG Copenhagen -. Toned EF, minor find patina in hair and around some devices.Sold for: $488.75.
50074	Ptolemaic Kingdom. Ptolemy II. 285-246 B.C. AR tetradrachm (28 mm, 14.16 g). Alexandria. Diademed bust of Ptolemy I right, wearing aegis / Eagle standing left on thunderbolt, wings closed; monograms in left field, shield in right. Svoronos 530; SNG Copenhagen 104. VF. Sold for: $172.50.
50075	Ptolemaic Kingdom. Ptolemy II. 285-246 B.C. AR tetradrachm (26 mm, 14.11 g). Uncertain Phoenician mint. Diademed bust of Ptolemy I right, wearing aegis / Eagle standing left on thunderbolt, wings closed; letters and monograms in left field, shield in right. Svoronos 542 var. (tiny Delta behind ear); SNG Copenhagen -. VF. Sold for: $149.50.
50076	Ptolemaic Kingdom. Ptolemy II. 285-246 B.C. AR tetradrachm (27 mm, 14.05 g). Alexandria. Diademed bust of Ptolemy I right, wearing aegis / Eagle standing left on thunderbolt, wings closed; monogram in left field. Svoronos 548; SNG Copenhagen -. Toned, near VF, bankers' marks. Sold for: $161.00.
50077	Ptolemaic Kingdom. Ptolemy II. 285-246 B.C. AR tetradrachm (26 mm, 13.90 g). Sidon, year 39 (247/6 B.C.). Diademed bust of Ptolemy I right, wearing aegis / Eagle standing left on thunderbolt, wings closed; letters, monogram and date in fields (date is cut over the previous year). Svoronos -, but cf. 775 for similar, year 38; SNG Copenhagen -. VF. Sold for: $172.50.
50078	Ptolemaic Kingdom. Ptolemy III. 247/6-221/0 B.C. AE 43 mm (64.47 g). Alexandria. Diademed head of Zeus-Ammon right / Eagle standing left on thunderbolt, wings closed; filleted cornucopiae in left field, monogram between legs. Svoronos 964; SNG Copenhagen 171-2. VF, olive-green patina with earthen highlights. Sold for: $264.50.
50079	Ptolemaic Kingdom. Ptolemy III. 247/6-221/0 B.C. AE 35 mm (33.62 g). Alexandria. Diademed head of Zeus-Ammon right / Eagle standing left on thunderbolt, wings closed; filleted cornucopiae in left field, monogram between legs. Svoronos 965; SNG Copenhagen 173-5. VF, olive-green patina with earthen highlights. Sold for: $402.50.
50080	Ptolemaic Kingdom. Ptolemy IV. 221-205 B.C. AE 42 mm (70.93 g). Alexandria. Diademed head of Zeus-Ammon right / Eagle standing left on thunderbolt; cornucopiae in left field, letters between legs. Svoronos 992; SNG Copenhagen 205 var. Near VF, dark brown patina.Sold for: $218.50.
50081	Ptolemaic Kingdom. Ptolemy IV. 221-205 B.C. AE 33 mm (34.34 g). Alexandria. Diademed head of Zeus-Ammon right / Eagle standing left on thunderbolt; cornucopiae in left field, letters between legs. Svoronos 993; SNG Copenhagen 212. VF, brown patinaSold for: $115.00.
50082	Ptolemaic Kingdom. Ptolemy IV. 221-205 B.C. AE 41 mm (69.69 g). Alexandria. Diademed head of Zeus-Ammon right / Eagle standing left on thunderbolt; cornucopiae in left field, letters between legs. Svoronos 1125; SNG Copenhagen 199. VF, brown patina.Sold for: $172.50.
50083	Ptolemaic Kingdom. Ptolemy IV. 221-205 B.C. AE 40 mm (68.02 g). Alexandria. Diademed head of Zeus-Ammon right / Eagle standing left on thunderbolt; cornucopiae in left field, letters between legs. Svoronos 1125; SNG Copenhagen 199. VF, brown patinaSold for: $161.00.
50084	Ptolemaic Kingdom. Arsinöe II, wife of Ptolemy II. Died 270 B.C. AV octadrachm (27 mm, 27.80 g). Alexandria, under Ptolemy V, ca. 205-180 B.C. Head right, wearing a diademed stephane and veil, lotus-tipped sceptre over far shoulder; K behind / Double cornuacopiae bound with fillet. Svoronos 1242; cf. SNG Copenhagen 321. Good VF, a couple of light marks on cheek, tick-mark on edge.Sold for: $8,050.00.
50085	Ptolemaic Kingdom. Cleopatra VII Thea. 51-30 B.C. AR tetradrachm (27 mm, 14.05 g). Alexandria, year 20 (33/2 B.C.). Diademed bust of Ptolemy I right, wearing aegis / Eagle standing left on thunderbolt, palm over wing; date in left field, letters in right. Svoronos 1834; SNG Copenhagen 416. VF, strike somewhat weak.Sold for: $115.00.
50086	Kyrenaica, Kyrene. Ca. 322-313 B.C. AV stater (19 mm, 8.57 g). Chairios, magistrate. Nike driving qalloping quadriga right below a radiant sun / Zeus-Ammon seated left, holding eagle; thymiaterion in left field. Naville 83; SNG Copenhagen 1209. Nice VF.Sold for: $2,645.00.
50087	Zeugitania, Carthage. Ca. 310-290 B.C. EL stater (18 mm, 7.31 g). Wreathed head of Tanit left / Horse standing right on single ground line. Jenkins-Lewis grp. V; MAA 12. Good VF, ex jewelry.Sold for: $1,610.00.
50088	Zeugitania, Carthage. Ca. 310-290 B.C. EL stater (18 mm). Wreathed head of Tanit left / Horse standing right on single ground line. Jenkins-Lewis grp. V; MAA 12. XF40 ICG.Sold for: $1,380.00.
50089	Zeugitania, Carthage. Ca. 310-290 B.C. EL stater (18 mm, 7.31 g). Wreathed head of Tanit left / Horse standing right on single ground line. Jenkins-Lewis grp. V; MAA 12. VF.Sold for: $1,276.50.
50090	Achaemenid Kingdom. Darios I to Xerxes I. Ca. 505-480 B.C. AR siglos (12 mm, 5.36 gm). Persian king or hero in kneeling-running stance right, drawing bow / Incuse punch. Carradice II. Toned Fine. Scarce.Sold for: $92.00.
50091	Achaemenid Kingdom. Darios I to Xerxes I. Ca. 485-420 B.C. AV daric (14 mm, 8.29 gm). Persian king or hero in kneeling-running stance right, holding spear and bow / Incuse punch. Carradice IIIb, A/B. VF.Sold for: $1,840.00.
50092	Achaemenid Kingdom. Darios I to Xerxes I. Ca. 485-420 B.C. AV daric (14 mm, 8.37 gm). Persian king or hero in kneeling-running stance right, holding spear and bow / Incuse punch. Carradice IIIb, A/B. Near VF. Sold for: $977.50.
50093	Achaemenid Kingdom. Darios I to Xerxes I. Ca. 485-420 B.C. AV daric (17 mm, 8.39 gm). Persian king or hero in kneeling-running stance right, holding spear and bow / Incuse punch. Carradice IIIb, A/B. Good Fine. Sold for: $1,265.00.
50094	Parthian Kingdom. Mithridates II. Ca. 122 -91 B.C. AR drachm (21 mm, 4.10 g). Rhagae. Diademed bust left, wearing tiara / Archer seated right, holding bow. Sellwood 28.1; Shore 94. Good VF, attractive old collection toning. Sold for: $74.75.
50095	Characenean Kingdom. Attambelos IV. Ca. A.D. 53/4-63/4. Æ tetradrachm (26 mm). Diademed, beardedless head right / Herakles seated left on rock, holding club. MACW 728-30 (Attambelos III). Good VF, dark brown patina, minor encrustation. Sold for: $115.00.
50096	Kushan Kingdom. Vasudeva II. Ca. A.D. 290-310. AV dinar (18 mm, 7.63 g). King standing left, sacrificing at altar and holding trident; trident standard behind, symbols in fields / Ardokhsho seated facing, holding cornucopiae; tamgha to left. Göbl 593. Good VF.Not Sold.
50097	Judaea. Agrippa II. 67-100 C.E. AE 15 mm (3.01 g). Caesarea, year 25 (85/6 C.E.). Laureate head of Domitian right / Palm-tree. Meshorer 156. Near VF, brown patina. Rare. Sold for: $92.00.
50098	Anonymous. Ca. 280-245. Æ aes grave triens (46 mm, 93.17 g). Horse's head left; four pellets below / Horse's head right; four pellets below. Thurlow-Vecchi 10; Crawford 18/3. VF, dark green-brown patina. Sold for: $862.50.
50099	Anonymous. Ca. 225-214 B.C. AR didrachm (20 mm, 6.42 g). Uncertain Italian mint. Laureate head of Janus; pellet below / Jupiter in quadriga driven by Victory right. Cf. Crawford 31/1 (without pellet); cf. Sydenham 64c; cf. RSC 23 (without pellet). Toned VF.Not Sold.
50100	Anonymous. Ca. 225-214 B.C. AR didrachm (20 mm, 6.59 g). Uncertain Italian mint. Laureate head of Janus; pellet below / Jupiter in quadriga driven by Victory right. Cf. Crawford 31/1 (without pellet); cf. Sydenham 64c; cf. RSC 23 (without pellet). Toned VF, die-break on obverse, a little porous.Not Sold.
50101	Anonymous. Ca. 240-225. Æ aes grave quadrans (40 mm, 68.87 g). Head of Herakles wearing lion's skin headdress left; three pellets behind / Prow of galley right; three pellets below. Thurlow-Vecchi 54; Crawford 35/4. Choice VF, dark brown patina.Sold for: $862.50.
50102	Anonymous. Ca. 240-225. Æ aes grave sextans (34 mm, 41.00 g). Helmeted head of Mars left; two pellets below / Prow of galley right; two pellets below. Thurlow-Vecchi 55; Crawford 35/5. Fine, brown patina, some encrustation around devices. Sold for: $253.00.
50103	L. Thorius Balbus. 105 B.C. AR denarius (19 mm, 3.87 g). Head of Juno Lanuvium right, wearing goat's skin headdress / Bull charging right; X above. Crawford 316/1; Sydenham 598; Thoria 1. Toned VF.Sold for: $92.00.
50104	Q. Caecilius Metellus Pius. 81 B.C. AR denarius (20 mm, 3.95 g). Diademed head of Pietas right; stork before / Jug and lituus within laurel-wreath. Crawford 374/2; Sydenham 751; Caecilia 44. Attractively toned EF. Sold for: $207.00.
50105	Q. Caecilius Metellus Pius 81 B.C. AR denarius (20 mm, 3.94 g). Diademed head of Pietas right; stork before / Jug and lituus within laurel-wreath. Crawford 374/2; Sydenham 751; Caecilia 44. Choice VF.Sold for: $161.00.
50106	L. Papius. 79 B.C. AR denarius (20 mm, 4.02 gm). Head of Juno Sospita right, wearing goat's skin headdress; uncertain symbol behind / Griffin springing right; shield below. Crawford 384/1 (symbols 164); Sydenham 773; Papia 1. Toned, nice VF.Sold for: $230.00.
50107	L. Scribonius Libo. 62 BC. AR Denarius (18mm, 3.82 g). Head of Bonus Eventus right / Scribonian well decorated with garland and two lyres; hammer at base. Crawford 416/1a; Sydenham 928; Scribonia 8a. VF, minor encrustation.Sold for: $115.00.
50108	Julius Caesar. 49-48 B.C. AR denarius (18 mm, 4.22 g). Military mint traveling with Caesar. Elephant advancing right, trampling on serpent / Simpulum, aspergillum, axe, and apex. Crawford 443/1; HCRI 9; Sydenham 1006; RSC 49. Toned VF.Sold for: $517.50.
50109	Julius Caesar. 48-47 B.C. AR denarius (18 mm, 3.83 g). Rome. Head of Clementia right, wreathed with oak / Trophy of Gallic arms with horned helmet, carnyx, ax and shield. Crawford 452/2; HCRI 11; Sydenham 1009; RSC 18. Toned Fine, obverse banker's mark, scratches in field before face.Sold for: $253.00.
50110	Julius Caesar. 47-46 B.C. AR denarius (17 mm, 3.86 g). Uncertain mint in Africa. Diademed head of Venus right / Aeneas advancing left, carrying Anchises and palladium. Crawford 458/1; HCRI 55; Sydenham 1013; RSC 12. Toned VF, perfectly centered on a nice round flan.Sold for: $805.00.
50111	Julius Caesar. 47-46 B.C. AR denarius (18 mm, 3.89 g). Uncertain mint in Africa. Diademed head of Venus right / Aeneas advancing left, carrying Anchises and palladium. Crawford 458/1; HCRI 55; Sydenham 1013; RSC 12. Lightly toned VF.Sold for: $431.25.
50112	Julius Caesar. 46 B.C. AV aureus (20 mm, 8.09 g). Aulus Hirtius, praetor. Veiled head of Vesta(?) right / Lituus, jug, and axe. Crawford 466/1; HCRI 56; Calicó 37; Sydenham 1017. Choice VF.Sold for: $7,486.50.
50113	L. Livineius Regulus. 42 B.C. AR denarius (17 mm, 3.63 g). Head of the praetor L. Livineus Regulus right / Curule chair between six fasces. Crawford 494/28; HCRI 177; Sydenham 1110; Livineia 11. Toned VF, a little rough. Sold for: $161.00.
50114	Octavian, with Divus Julius Caesar. 38 B.C. Æ dupondius (31 mm, 19.75 g). Uncertain mint in southern Italy. Bare head of Octavian right / Wreathed head of Caesar right. Crawford 535/1; HCRI 308; Sydenham 1335; RPC I 620. VF, brown patina, corrosion.Sold for: $431.25.
50115	Mark Antony. 32 B.C. AR denarius (19 mm, 3.43 g). Athens. Bare head right; small P. in hair below ear / Legend in two lines. Crawford 542/2; HCRI 347; Sydenham 1209; RSC 2. Toned Fine, double struck.Sold for: $299.00.
50116	Mark Antony. 32-31 B.C. AR denarius (19 mm, 3.39 g). Patrae. Praetorian galley right / LEG VI, legionary eagle between two standards. Crawford 544/19; HCRI 356; Sydenham 1223; RSC 33. Toned, near VF, banker's mark on obverse.Sold for: $161.00.
50117	Augustus. 27 B.C-A.D. 14. AR denarius (18 mm, 3.67 g). Spanish mint (Colonia Caesaraugusta?). Struck circa 19-18 BC. Bare head right / Shield. RIC 42a; BMC 381; RSC 294. Near VF, scratches on reverse, reverse struck off-center.Sold for: $230.00.
50118	Augustus. 27 B.C-A.D. 14. AR denarius (18 mm, 3.67 g). Spanish mint (Colonia Patricia?). Struck 19 BC. Bare head right / Oak-wreath with inward ties. RIC 77a; BMC 378; RSC 208. Darkly toned, good Fine, small edge chip. Sold for: $218.50.
50119	Divus Augustus. 27 B.C.-A.D. 14. Æ as (28 mm, 10.04 g). Rome, under Tiberius, ca. A.D. 34-37. Radiate head left / Eagle standing facing, head right, on globe. RIC 82 (Tiberius); BMC 155 (Tiberius); Cohen 247. Good VF, light brown surfaces, a little porous.Sold for: $230.00.
50120	Tiberius. A.D. 14-37. AR denarius (19 mm, 3.83 g). 'Tribute Penny'. Lugdunum, ca. A.D. 16-37. Laureate head right / Livia, as Pax, seated right, holding sceptre and olive branch. RIC 30; BMC 48; RSC 16a. VF. Sold for: $253.00.
50121	Tiberius. A.D. 14-37. AR denarius (18 mm, 3.68 g). 'Tribute Penny'. Lugdunum, ca. A.D. 16-37. Laureate head right / Livia, as Pax, seated right, holding sceptre and olive branch. RIC 30; BMC 48; RSC 16a. Toned VF.Sold for: $253.00.
50122	Tiberius. A.D. 14-37. AR denarius (18 mm, 3.30 g). 'Tribute Penny'. Lugdunum, ca. A.D. 16-37. Laureate head right / Livia, as Pax, seated right, holding sceptre and olive branch. RIC 30; BMC 48; RSC 16a. Fine, spots of dark toning on reverse.Sold for: $230.00.
50123	Claudius. A.D. 41-54. AE as (29 mm). Rome, A.D. 42-43. Bare head left / Libertas standing facing, head right, holding pileus and extending arm. RIC 97; BMC 145; Cohen 47. XF40 ICG.Sold for: $299.00.
50124	Domitian. A.D. 81-96. AR denarius (19 mm, 3.58 g). Rome, A.D. 90-91. Laureate head right / Minerva advancing right, brandishing spear and holding shield. RIC 152; BMC 176; RSC 265. Beautifully toned, good VF.Sold for: $174.80.
50125	Trajan. A.D. 98-117. Æ sestertius (32 mm, 27.76 g). Struck ca. A.D. 103. Laureate bust right, slight drapery on far shoulder / Dacian seated left on round shield in attitude on mourning; trophy before. RIC 560; BMC 786; Cohen 531. VF, brown patina with colorful green and orange encrustation.Sold for: $575.00.
50126	Antoninus Pius, with Marcus Aurelius, as Caesar. A.D. 138-161. Æ sestertius (30 mm, 22.72 g). Rome, ca. A.D. 141-143. Laureate head of Antoninus Pius right / Bare-headed and draped bust of Marcus Aurelius left. RIC 1215 (Antoninus Pius); BMC 1215; Cohen 37. Sold for: $103.50.
50127	Diocletian. A.D. 284-305. AE Follis (27 mm, 9.77 g). Heraclea, A.D 296-297. Laureate head right / Genius standing left, holding patera and cornucopiae; HTE. RIC 17a. XF, fully silvered. Sold for: $74.75.
50128	Julian II. A.D. 360-363. AR siliqua (19 mm, 196 g). Arles. Diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust right / Legend in four lines within wreath; PCONST. RIC 309; RSC 148e. Toned Fine.Sold for: $74.75.
50129	Julian II. A.D. 360-363. Æ 26 mm (8.27 g). Antioch. Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right / Bull standing right; two stars above. RIC 217; LRBC 2640. VF, dark brown patina with earthen highlights.Sold for: $115.00.
50130	Julian II. A.D. 360-363. Æ 27 mm (8.88 g). Antioch. Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right / Bull standing right; two stars above. RIC 217; LRBC 2640. Good Fine, dark brown patina with sandy highlights.Sold for: $97.75.
50131	Valentinian I. A.D. 364-375. AV solidus (20 mm, 4.50 g). Antioch, A.D. 364-367. Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right / Emperor standing facing, head right, holding Victory on globe and labarum; cross in left field; ANT(Gamma). RIC IX 2b.xxxviii.3; Depeyrot 20/1. VF.Sold for: $977.50.
50132	Theodosius II. A.D. 402-450. AV dolidus (21 mm, 4.45 g). Constantinople, A.D. 430-440. Helmeted and cuirassed bust facing slightly right, holding spear over shoulder and shield with horseman motif / Constantinopolis seated left, holding globus cruciger in right hand, sceptre in left, foot resting on prow; shield at her side; star in right field; B/CONOB. RIC 257; Depeyrot 81/1. XF, nose a little flat.Sold for: $632.50.
50133	Theodosius II. A.D. 402-450. AV dolidus (21 mm, 4.42 g). Constantinople, A.D. 430-440. Helmeted and cuirassed bust facing slightly right, holding spear over shoulder and shield with horseman motif / Constantinopolis seated left, holding globus cruciger in right hand, sceptre in left, foot resting on prow; shield at her side; star in right field; B/CONOB. RIC 257; Depeyrot 81/1. XF, encrustation on obverse (can probably be removed), small puncture mark on reverse.Sold for: $431.25.
50134	Leo I. A.D. 457-474. AV solidus (20 mm, 4.49 g). Constantinople, A.D. 462-473. Diademed, helmeted and cuirassed bust facing slightly right, holding spear over shoulder shield decorated with a horseman spearing fallen enemy / Victory standing left, holding long jeweled cross; star in right field; S/CONOB. RIC 605; Depeyrot 93/1. XF.Sold for: $488.75.
50135	Vandals. Gelimer. A.D. 530-534. Æ nummus (9 mm, 1.09 g). Carthage. Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right / Monogram of Gelimer within wreath. MEC 28-30. Fair/VF, green patina. Sold for: $115.00.
50136	Vandals. Pseudo-imperial coinage in the name of Honorius. Ca. A.D. 440-ca. 490. AR siliqua (16 mm, 1.66 g). Carthage. Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right / Roma seated left on cuirass, holding Victory and spear; [...]. MEC 1-3 (same obv. die as 2??). Toned Fine.Sold for: $184.00.
50137	Ostrogoths. Athalaric. A.D. 526-534. AR 1/4 siliqua (11 mm, 0.62 g). Ravenna. Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right / Legend in four lines within wreath. Metlich 59; MEC 131. Toned VF.Sold for: $138.00.
50138	Justinian I. A.D. 527-565. AV tremissis (16 mm, 1.50 g). Constantinople. Diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust right / Victory advancing right, head left, holding wreath and globus cruciger; star in right field; CONOB. DOC 19; SB 145. VF, softly struck.Sold for: $149.50.
50139	Justinian I. A.D. 527-565. AV tremissis (15 mm, 1.30 g). Constantinople. Diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust right / Victory advancing right, head left, holding wreath and globus cruciger; star in right field; CONOB. DOC 19; SB 145. VF, flattened.Sold for: $161.00.
50140	Justinian I. A.D. 527-565. AV solidus (20 mm, 4.41 g). Constantinople, A.D. 545-565. Diademed, helmeted and cuirassed bust facing, holding globus cruciger and shield decorated with a horseman spearing fallen enemy / Angel standing facing, holding long staff surmounted by a Christogram and globus cruciger; star in right field; A/CONOB. DOC 9a; SB 140. VF.Sold for: $230.00.
50141	Maurice Tiberius. A.D. 582-602. AV solidus (18 mm, 4.45 g). Carthage, Indictional year 5 (A.D. 586/7). Diademed, helmeted, and cuirassed facing bust, holding globus cruciger; date in legend / Angel standing facing, holding staff surmounted by a christogram and globus cruciger; E/CONOB. DOC 219; SB 548. Choice VF, well centered. Sold for: $632.50.
50142	Justin II. A.D. 565-578. AV solidus (19 mm, 4.34 g). Constantinople. Helmeted and cuirassed facing bust, holding Victory on globe and shield / Constantinopolis seated facing, head right, holding sceptre and globus cruciger; star in right field; I/CONOB. DOC 5e; SB 346. VF.Sold for: $345.00.
50143	Maurice Tiberius. A.D. 582-602. AV solidus (21 mm). Constantinople. Helmeted and cuirassed bust facing, holding globus cruciger / Angel standing facing, holding long cross surmounted by Christogram and globus cruciger; E/CONOB. DOC 5e; SB 478. AU55 ICG.Sold for: $299.00.
50144	Maurice Tiberius. A.D. 582-602. AV solidus (21 mm, 4.47 g). Constantinople. Helmeted and cuirassed bust facing, holding globus cruciger / Angel standing facing, holding long cross surmounted by Christogram and globus cruciger; E/CONOB. DOC 5e; SB 478. Good VF, graffiti in reverse field.Sold for: $373.75.
50145	Heraclius, with Heraclius Constantine. A.D. 610-641 AD. AV solidus (20 mm, 4.43 g). Constantinople, A.D. 616-625. Crowned and draped busts of Heraclius and Heraclius Constantine facing; cross in field between their heads / Cross potent on three steps; (Theta)/CONOB. DOC 13h; SB 738. Fine, clashed dies, double struck.Sold for: $322.00.
50146	Heraclius. A.D. 610-641. AV semissis (18 mm, 2.18 g). Constantinople, A.D. 610-613(?). Diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust right, beardless / Cross potent on globe; I. DOC II 51c; SB 784 . Good VF, flan a little wavy.Sold for: $207.00.
50147	Heraclius. A.D. 610-641. AV tremissis (14 mm). Constantinople. Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right / Cross potent. DOC 53b; SB 786. AU55 ICG.Sold for: $253.00.
50148	Heraclius, with Heraclius Constantine. A.D. 610-641 AD. AR hexagram (20 mm, 6.35 g). Constantinople, A.D. 615-638. Heraclius and Heraclius Constantine seated facing on double throne facing, each holding globus cruciger; cross above / Cross on globe set on three steps; K to right. DOC 64; SB 798. Fine.Sold for: $44.00.
50149	Constans II. A.D. 641-668. AV solidus (19 mm, 4.46 g). Constantinople, A.D. 641-646. Crowned facing bust, holding globus cruciger / Cross potent on three steps; (Delta)/CONOB. DOC 1d; SB 938. XF, some striking weakness.Sold for: $402.50.
50150	Michael II, with Theophilus. A.D. 820-829. AV solidus (20 mm, 4.38 g). Constantinople, A.D. 821-829. Crowned facing bust of Michael, holding cross potent and akakia / Crowned facing bust of Theophilus, holding globus cruciger and cruciform sceptre. DOC 5b; SB 1640. Near XF. Scarce. Ex Eliasberg Collection (American Numismatic Rarities, 18-19 April 2005), 33.Sold for: $2,530.00.
50151	Theophilus, with Michael II and Constantine. 829-842. AV solidus (18 mm, 4.09 g). Constantinople, A.D. 830-840. Crowned facing bust, holding patriarchal cross and akakia / Crowned facing busts of Michael II and Constantine; cross between their heads. DOC 3d; SB 1653. VF, heavily clipped.Sold for: $345.00.
50152	Constantine VIII. 1025-1028. AV histamenon nomisma (25 mm, 4.42 g). Constantinople. Bust of Christ facing, raising right hand in benediction and holding Gospels / Facing bust of Constantine, holding labarum and akakia. DOC III 1; SB 1815. Near XF.Sold for: $1,725.00.
50153	Romanus III. 1028-1034. AV histamenon nomisma (24 mm, 4.38 g). Constantinople. Christ enthroned facing, holding Gospels / Romanus standing facing, holding globus cruciger and being crowned by the Virgin. DOC 1c; SB 1819. Fine.Sold for: $460.00.
50154	Romanus III. 1028-1034. AV histamenon nomisma (24 mm, 4.42 g). Constantinople. Christ enthroned facing, holding Gospels / Romanus standing facing, holding globus cruciger and being crowned by the Virgin. DOC 1d; SB 1819. Good VF. Sold for: $460.00.
50155	Romanus III. 1028-1034. AV histamenon nomisma (24 mm, 4.43 g). Constantinople. Christ enthroned facing, holding Gospels / Romanus standing facing, holding globus cruciger and being crowned by the Virgin. DOC 1d; SB 1819. Good VF. Sold for: $460.00.
50156	Romanus III. 1028-1034. AV histamenon nomisma (24 mm, 4.41 g). Constantinople. Christ enthroned facing, holding Gospels / Romanus standing facing, holding globus cruciger and being crowned by the Virgin. DOC 1d; SB 1819. Nice VF. Sold for: $632.50.
50157	Romanus III. 1028-1034. AV histamenon nomisma (23 mm, 4.40 g). Constantinople. Christ enthroned facing, holding Gospels / Romanus standing facing, holding globus cruciger and being crowned by the Virgin. DOC 1d; SB 1819. VF.Sold for: $299.00.
50158	Romanus III. 1028-1034. AV histamenon nomisma (24 mm, 4.36 g). Constantinople. Christ enthroned facing, holding Gospels / Romanus standing facing, holding globus cruciger and being crowned by the Virgin. DOC 1d; SB 1819. VF, small obverse die-break. Sold for: $402.50.
50159	Constantine IX. 1042-1055. AV histamenon nomisma (28 mm, 4.34 g). Constantinople. Christ enthroned facing, raising right hand in benediction and holding Gospels / Crowned facing bust of Constantine, holding cruciform sceptre and globus cruciger with patriarchal cross. DOC 1a; SB 1828. VF, flattened.Sold for: $345.00.
50160	Constantine IX. 1042-1055. AV histamenon nomisma (29 mm, 4.36 g). Constantinople. Christ enthroned facing, raising right hand in benediction and holding Gospels / Crowned facing bust of Constantine, holding labarum and globus cruciger with plain cross. DOC 2; SB 1829. Good VF. Ex Kurt R. Krueger/GSNA (11-14 June 1981), 1332 . Sold for: $431.25.
50161	Constantine X. 1059-1067. AV histamenon nomisma (29 mm, 4.34 g). Constantinople. Nimbate bust of Christ facing, holding Gospels / Constantine standing facing on footstool, holding labarum and globus cruciger. DOC 1a; SB 1847. VF.Sold for: $299.00.
50162	Constantine X, AV histamenon nomisma (25 mm, 4.40 g). Constantinople. Nimbate bust of Christ facing, holding Gospels / Constantine standing facing on footstool, holding labarum and globus cruciger. DOC 1b; SB 1847. VF.Sold for: $276.00.
50163	Constantine X. 1059-1067. AV histamenon nomisma (29 mm, 4.43 g). Constantinople. Nimbate bust of Christ facing, holding Gospels / Constantine standing facing on footstool, holding labarum and globus cruciger. DOC 1b; SB 1847. VF.Sold for: $276.00.
50164	Constantine X. 1059-1067. AV histamenon nomisma (29 mm, 4.36 g). Constantinople. Nimbate bust of Christ facing, holding Gospels / Constantine standing facing on footstool, holding labarum and globus cruciger. DOC 1b; SB 1847. VF.Sold for: $373.75.
50165	Constantine X. 1059-1067. AV histamenon nomisma (27 mm, 4.36 g). Constantinople. Christ seated facing on lyre-backed throne, holding Gospels / The Virgin, nimbate, standing facing, crowning Constantine, standing facing, holding globus cruciger. DOC 2; SB 1848. VF, obverse scratch, a little crudely struck.Sold for: $230.00.
50166	Constantine X. 1059-1067. AV histamenon nomisma (27 mm, 4.36 g). Constantinople. Christ seated facing on lyre-backed throne, holding Gospels / The Virgin, nimbate, standing facing, crowning Constantine, standing facing, holding globus cruciger. DOC 2; SB 1848. VF, obverse scratch, a little crudely struck.Sold for: $230.00.
50167	Michael VII. 1071-1078. AV histamenon nomisma (27 mm, 4.29 g). Constantinople. Bust of Christ facing, raising right hand in benediction and holding Gospels / Crowned facing bust of Michael, holding labarum and globus cruciger. DOC 2d; SB 1868. VF.Sold for: $373.75.
50168	Michael VII. 1071-1078. AV histamenon nomisma (29 mm, 4.35 g). Constantinople. Bust of Christ facing, raising right hand in benediction and holding Gospels / Crowned facing bust of Michael, holding labarum and globus cruciger. DOC 2b; SB 1868. VF. Ex Coin Galleries (7 August 1985), 482.Sold for: $373.75.
50169	Michael VII. 1071-1078. AV histamenon nomisma (29 mm, 4.38 g). Constantinople. Bust of Christ facing, raising right hand in benediction and holding Gospels / Crowned facing bust of Michael, holding labarum and globus cruciger. DOC 2d; SB 1868. VF. Sold for: $373.75.
50170	Michael VII. 1071-1078. AV histamenon nomisma (28 mm, 4.35 g). Constantinople. Bust of Christ facing, raising right hand in benediction and holding Gospels / Crowned facing bust of Michael, holding labarum and globus cruciger. DOC 2d; SB 1868. Fine. Sold for: $230.00.
50171	Nicephorus III. 1078-1091. EL histamenon nomisma (31 mm, 4.15 g). Constantinople. Bust of Christ facing, raising right hand in benediction and holding Gospels / Crowned facing bust of Nicephorus, holding cruciform sceptre and globus cruciger. DOC 1; SB 1883. Fine. Sold for: $184.00.
50172	John II. 1118-1143. AV hyperpyron (28 mm, 3.46 g). Constantinople, 1118-1122. Christ enthroned facing, raising right hand in benediction and holding Gospels / Half-length figures of John and the Virgin Mary facing, holding patriarchal cross between them. DOC 1; SB 1938. Fine. Sold for: $253.00.
50173	Empire of Nicaea. John III, Ducas-Vatatzes. 1222-1254. AV hyperpyron (26 mm, 4.29 g). Magnesia, 1232-1254. Christ enthroned facing, raising right hand in benediction and holding Gospels / John standing facing, being crowned by the Virgin. SB 2073. VF. Sold for: $373.75.
50174	Lot of nine miscellaneous ancient coins. Includes: Macedonian Kingdom. Alexander III. Drachm (2) // Later Parthian drachms (2) // Egypt, Alexandrian. Probus. Potin tetradrachm // Roman Republican denarius // Late Roman AE (3). Average Fair to VF. Sold for: $230.00.
50175	Lot of four Roman Republican and Imperial silver coins. Includes: Numerius Fabius Pictor // L. Julius Bursio // Faustina I // Otacilia Severa. Average Fine to VF, toned. All coins ex Kurt Krueger (11-14 June 1981), 1335, 1341, 1353, and 1367.Sold for: $172.50.
50176	Lot of seven miscellaneous silver coins of Domitian. Includes: Denarii. As Caesar (2) // As Augustus (4) // Lycian League. Drachm. Mostly Fine or a little better. Sold for: $253.00.
50177	Lot of two nomoi from Taras in Calabria. All coins: Youth on horseback right / Taras astride dolphin left. Both coins Fine. Sold for: $218.50.
50178	Lot of three nomoi from Taras in Calabria. Types include: Taras astride dolphin left / Phalanthos seated left (2) // Youth on horseback right / Taras astride dolphin left. Average Fine. Sold for: $253.00.
50179	Lot of five miscellaneous Greek coins. Includes: Bruttium, The Bretti. AE 25 // Thrace, Cherronesos. AR hemidrachm // Judaea, Herodian. Herod Agrippa // Ptolemaic Kingdom. Ptolemy V. AE 26 // Persia, Achaemenid Kingdom. AR siglos. Average Fine to VF. Sold for: $172.50.
50180	Lot of three tetrobols from Maroneia in Thrace. All coins: Ca. 398/7-386/5 B.C. Forepart of horse left / Grape-bunch on vine within dotted square border; two with symbols on reverse. Average Fine. Sold for: $322.00.
50181	Lot of three tetrobols of Abdera in Thrace. All coins: Griffin seated or springing left / Various types, including a bull's head, the head of Hermes, and a kantharos. Average Fine to VF.Sold for: $373.75.
50182	Lot of three Greek silver coins. Includes: Thracian Kingdom. Lysimachos. Tetradrachm // Phoenicia, Arados. Tetradrachm // Phoenicia, Tyre. Shekel. Average Fair to Fine.Sold for: $431.25.
50183	Lot of two Hellenistic silver coins. Includes: Thracian Islands, Thasos. Tetradrachm. Toned Fine // Phoenicia, Tyre. Shekel. Year 48 (79/8 B.C.). Good VF, corroded. Sold for: $373.75.
50184	Lot of three drachms from Istros in Moesia. All coins: Two male heads, one or the other inverted / Sea-eagle left, grasping dolphin in talons. Average Fine to VF. Sold for: $373.75.
50185	Lot of three drachms of Istros in Moesia. All coins: Two male heads, one or the other inverted / Sea-eagle left, grasping dolphin in talons. Average Fine to VF. Sold for: $345.00.
50186	Lot of three drachms of Macedonian kings. Includes: Alexander III (2) // Philip III. Average Fine to VF.Sold for: $207.00.
50187	Lot of six drachms of the Macedonian Kingdom. Includes: Alexander III (4) // Philip III // Uncertain, either Alexander or Philip. Average Fine.Sold for: $207.00.
50188	Lot of six drachms of the Macedonian Kingdom. Includes: Alexander III (5) // Uncertain, either Alexander or Philip, probably the former. Average Fine.Sold for: $218.50.
50189	Lot of six drachms of the Macedonian Kingdom. All coins: Alexander III (5). Average Fine. Sold for: $195.50.
50190	Lot of two tetradrachms of Alexander the Great. Both coins: Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress / Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre. Average near Fine or so, one coin a little porous. Sold for: $276.00.
50191	Lot of three 'Pegasos' staters. All coins: Pegasos flying left / Helmeted head of Athena left; symbol behind. Two of Corinth, one of Anaktorion. Average Fine to VF, all with some corrosion. Sold for: $460.00.
50192	Lot of five certified Jewish bronze coins. Includes: Herodian. Herod the Great. Prutah (2) // Procurators. Valerius Gratus. Prutah // Pontius Pilatus. Prutah (2). Certified as genuine by NGC, but not graded. Average Fair to Fine or so. Sold for: $161.00.
50193	Lot of approximately two-hundred Judaean bronzes of Alexander Jannaeus. All types Anchor / Star. Hendin 467-71. Lot includes a couple of errors. Average Fair to Fine, polished.Sold for: $632.50.
50194	Lot of approximately two-hundred Judaean bronzes of Alexander Jannaeus. All types Anchor / Star. Hendin 467-71. Lot includes a couple of errors. Average Fair to Fine, polished. Sold for: $517.50.
50195	Lot of approximately one-hundred seventy-five Judaean bronzes of Alexander Jannaeus. All types Anchor / Star. Hendin 467-71. Lot includes a couple of errors. Average Fair to Fine, polished.Sold for: $517.50.
50196	Lot of two coins of Hadrian from Alexandria in Egypt. Includes: Tetradrachm. Uncertain date. Nilus // Drachm. Year 12. Nilus. Both coins Fine, the tetradrachm porous.Sold for: $69.00.
50197	Lot of four Potin tetradrachms from Alexandria. Includes: Julia Mamaea // Gallienus // Salonina // Maximianus. Mostly VF with clear types. Sold for: $138.00.
50198	Lot of five denarii of M. Furius L. f. Philus. All coins: Janus / Roma crowning trophy. Average Fine to near VF. Sold for: $345.00.
50199	Lot of eight Republican denarii. A group of random types, mostly early 1st century B.C. Average Fine to VF, but with scratches, bumps, nicks, graffiti, etc., and all a little too energetically cleaned. At least one is fourre. Sold for: $431.25.
50200	Lot of seven Republican silver coins, mostly fractional issues. Includes: Anonymous. Victoriatus (2) // Anonymous. Quinarius // L. Calpurnius Piso Frugi. Quinarius (2) // M. Cato. Quinarius // C. Allius Bala. Denarius. Average Fine to VF. Sold for: $322.00.
50201	Lot of three Republican denarii. Includes: M. Sergius Silus // L. Caecilius Metellus // C. Licinius L. f. Macer. All VF or nearly so and toned.Sold for: $276.00.
50202	Lot of nine Republican silver coins, mostly denarii. Includes: Anonymous. Quinarius // The rest denarii: C. Thalna // C. Antestius // C. Valerius C.f. Flaccus // P. Maenius Antiacus M. f. // Q. Minucius Rufus // C. Servilius Vatia // C. Poblicius Q. f. // D. Silanus. Average Fine to VF. A decent group, and the C. Thalna is quite scarce. Sold for: $460.00.
50203	Lot of six Republican silver coins. All denarii unless otherwise noted. Includes: Q. Lutatius Cerco // D. Silanus L. f. (2) // Mn. Fonteius C. f. // Albinus Bruti f. // Q. Titius.. Quinarius. Average VF or a little better. Sold for: $488.75.
50204	Lot of five Republican denarii. Includes: C. Scribonius // C. Fonteius // M. Cato // L. Procilius // L. Titurius L.f. Sabinus. Average VF.Sold for: $345.00.
50205	Lot of eight Republican silver coins. All denarii unless otherwise noted. Includes: Anonymous. Sestertius // M. Junius Silanus // Pinarius Natta // Q. Fabius Labeo // M. Furius L.f. Philus // Cn. Domitius Ahenobarbus // M. Sergius Silus // M. Servilius C. f. Average Fine to VF.Sold for: $460.00.
50206	Lot of six Roman Imperial bronze coins. Includes: Germanicus. As // Hadrian. As // Faustina II. As // Marcus Aurelius. Sestertius // Commodus. Sestertius // Gordian III. Sestertius. Average Fair to near VF.Sold for: $316.25.
50207	Lot of four certified Flavian and Antonine denarii. Includes: Vespasian. XF40 ICG // Hadrian. AU50 ICG // Another. XF45 ICG // Faustina I. XF45 ICG. Sold for: $402.50.
50208	Lot of ten Roman Imperial silver coins. Includes: Denarii: Domitian // Nerva // Trajan // Hadrian // Faustina I // Faustina II // Septimius Severus // Caracalla // Geta // Double denarius: Gordian III. Average Fine to VF. Sold for: $322.00.
50209	Lot of fifteen miscellaneous Roman Imperial coins. Includes: Judaea. Domitian. AE 26. Judaea Capta type with palm tree // Denarii: Trajan // Faustina II // Septimius Severus // Caracalla // Geta // Double denarii: Trebonianus Gallus // Various late Roman bronzes: Constantine I (4) // Constantius II (3) // Honorius. Average Fair to VF.Sold for: $253.00.
50210	Lot of nine Roman Imperial sestertii. Includes: Nerva // Trajan // Antoninus Pius // Faustina I // Marcus Aurelius // Faustina II // Commodus // Severus Alexander // Gordian III. Average Fine to VF. Sold for: $373.75.
50211	Lot of eight Roman Imperial denarii. Includes: Trajan (2) // Hadrian // Faustina II // Geta // Elagabalus (2) // Maximinus I 'Thrax'. Average Fine to VF, a couple nicely toned. Sold for: $253.00.
50212	Lot of eight Roman Imperial denarii. Includes: Trajan // Antoninus Pius // Commodus // Septimius Severus // Julia Domna // Caracalla // Plautilla // Severus Alexander. Average Fine to VF, a couple nicely toned. Sold for: $322.00.
50213	Lot of eight Roman Imperial denarii. Includes: Trajan // Hadrian (2) // Antoninus Pius // Marcus Aurelius (2) // Commodus // Septimius Severus. Average Fine to VF. Sold for: $299.00.
50214	Lot of two miscellaneous Roman Imperial coins. Includes: Antoninus Pius. AE sestertius // Severus Alexander. AR denarius. Both coins VF, the sestertius with some encrustation. Sold for: $126.50.
50215	Lot of nine Roman Imperial double denarii. Includes: Gordian III // Philip I // Philip II // Trajan Decius // Trebonianus Gallus // Volusian // Valerian I // Gallienus // Postumus. Average Fair to near XF, the later issues all of high silver content billon. Sold for: $276.00.
50216	Lot of sixteen late Roman Imperial coins. All billon on bronze unless otherwise noted. Includes: Gallienus (2) // Aurelian // Probus // Galerius (2) // Maximinus II Daia // Licinius I // Constantine I // Constantinopolis // Constantius II (2) // Julian II (3) // Valentinian dynasty. Uncertain ruler. Clipped AR siliqua. Average Fair to good VFSold for: $195.50.
50217	Lot of twelve late Roman Imperial bronzes. Includes: Salonina // Claudius II Gothicus // Aurelian and Vaballathus // Tacitus // Tetricus I // Diocletian // Maximianus // Divus Constantius I Chlorus // Galerius // Constantine II // Julian II // Honorius.Sold for: $230.00.
50218	Lot of two Ostrogothic nummi. Includes: Athalaric. Monogram in wreath. Near VF // Baduila. Monogram. Fair.Sold for: $138.00.
50219	Lot of four Byzantine bronze coins. Includes: Justinian I. Follis. Constantinople // Phocas. Follis. Nicomedia // Leo VI. Follis. Constantinople // Anonymous. Follis. Constantinople. Average Fair to Fine. Sold for: $80.50.
50220	Lot of seventeen anonymous Byzantine folles. All types: Bust of Christ / Various, typically either a legend or a cross. Mostly Fine to VF. Sold for: $195.50.
50221	Lot of nine anonymous Byzantine folles. All types: Bust of Christ / Various, typically either a legend or a cross. Average Fine to VF. Sold for: $103.50.
50222	Lot of fourteen Byzantine anonymous folles. Includes various classes. All coins with bust of Christ on obverse. Average Fair to Fine, most with brown or green patina, a couple cleaned. Sold for: $184.00.
Afghanistan
50223	Collection of Royal Afghan Types & Dates, this fascinating group of primarily silver types represents the coinage of the Kings of Afghanistan from 1890-1961, and consists of 50 coins ranging in grade from VG to UNC, but averaging a solid VF, and undamaged except as noted. Collections of this remote country's coins are few and far between, and this is the first that we have seen in many years. There is no local supply of collectable coins left in Afghanistan and catalog prices in the SCWC have remained unchanged for decades! The coins are as follows: KM802 Paisa 1309AH, KM810 Abbasi 1313, choice toned UNC, very scarce grade, KM812 1/2 Rupee 1313, KM825 1/2 Rupee 1316, scarce, KM806 Rupee 1308, 1309, 1310, 1311, KM813 Rupee 1313, KM814 Rupee 1313, KM818 Rupee 1314, scarce type, KM819.1 Rupee 1315, toned XF, KM819.2 Rupee 1316, KM26 5 Rupees 1316, huge silver coin, unusually bold VF, traces of mount removal along the edges, KM842.2 Rupee 1322, 1324, 1326, KM849 Paisa ND, KM852 Qiran 1334, very scarce date, KM853 Rupee 1329, 1330, 1331, 1333, 1334, SH Dating (Solar): KM875 1/2 Rupee 1298SH (1919), KM884 1/2 Rupee 1299, KM893 3 Shahis 1300, KM909 1/2 Afghani 1305/8, 1306/9, KM910 Afghani 1304/7, 1305/8, KM895 20 Paise 1347, scarce type, KM896 1/2 Rupee 1347, scarce type, KM897 Rupee 1347, mount trace, KMA922 Pul 1349, KM924 25 Pul 1349, two varieties, KM919 1/2 Afghani 1350/3, KM930 10 Pul 1314, KM926 1/2 Afghani 1312, KM932.2 1/2 Afghani 1313, KM937 3 Pul 1316, KM938 5 Pul 1316, KM939 10 Pul 1316, KM940 25 Pul 1316, KM945 25 Pul 1331, choice BU, scarce type, KM947 50 Pul 1331, KM953-955, 1-2-5 Afghanis 1340 (1961). Total current catalog value is approximately $450, but realistic retail is certainly higher. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $747.50.
Albania
50224	Nice Type Mixture, six coins featuring: KM3 1/4 Leku 1926, choice UNC, KM5 Lek 1926 (2), AU-UNC and BU, KM17 2 Franga Ari 1935, XF-AU, KM19 2 Franga Ari 1937, BU with typical small contact marks, and KM34 10 Lek 1939, XF. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $402.50.
Algeria
50225	French Protectorate Bone Token 50 Centimes ND (1915), KM-TnB6, MS64 NGC, rare copper-nickel striking, not issued for general circulation. Not Sold.
Annam
50226	Minh Mang Silver 7 Tien Year 15 (1834), KM195, nice sharp XF, lightly toned, oblique edge milling. Scarce and popular type.Sold for: $575.00.
50227	Tu Duc Silver Tien ND (1848-83), similar to KM400, Sch-367B, MS61 NGC, a very nice coin with light toning and original mint luster.Sold for: $402.50.
50228	Tu Duc Silver 5 Tien ND (1848-83), Sch-372.2, KM459, MS62 NGC, toned and very appealing. The holder incorrectly states the date range as 1820-41.Sold for: $2,760.00.
Argentina
50229	Rio de la Plata Real 1815-F PTS, KM2, MS61 NGC, a choice example with exceptionally bold details and pleasing lustrous surfaces. This is certainly a premium coin for this minimal designation, and one which will probably not inhabit this slab for long! Rare and desirable type and date in this quality, faint hairlines in the reverse fields.Sold for: $920.00.
50230	Rio de la Plata 8 Reales 1813-J PTS, KM5, XF40 NGC, lightly toned with bold design details on both sides, few very faint scratches on the reverse. An attractive example of this initial type struck at the Potosi Mint.Not Sold.
50231	Rio de la Plata 8 Reales 1815-F PTS, KM14, MS62 PCGS, a choice example with full original mint bloom and subtle golden patina. The central strike is bold while some natural weakness is noted in a portion of the peripheral legends. Rare and highly desirable grade for this type.Sold for: $1,495.00.
50232	Republic Rio de la Plata 8 Reales 1835RA-P, KM20, well-struck VF-XF, lightly cleaned long ago and now nicely toned.Sold for: $276.00.
50233	Republic Cordoba 8 Reales 1852, KM32, brilliant UNC, lightly toned and very attractive. The strike is quite bold for this provincial issue although the sunface is typically weak.Sold for: $805.00.
50234	Republic Cordoba 8 Reales 1852, KM32, MS62 NGC, fully lustrous and attractive, bold details on the castle and with the eyes showing on the sunface. A very nice type coin for this crude issue.Sold for: $575.00.
50235	Republic La Rioja gold 2 Escudos 1843B, KM17, AU55 PCGS, a well-struck coin with very attractive details, two tiny scratches to the left of the 2 in the denomination. Very scarce type and grade.Sold for: $3,220.00.
50236	Confederation & Republic Type Selection, La Rioja KM22 1/2 Real 1854B toned XF and KM20 4 Reales 1846RV toned AVF, Republic KM27 20 Centavos 1882 toned XF, KM28 50 Centavos 1883 toned AU, cleaned at one time, Peso KM29 1882 lightly cleaned XF and KM31 gold Argentino or 5 Pesos 1888, XF, ex-jewelry, no mount marks but surfaces appear polished from wear in a bezel. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $460.00.
50237	Republic Silver Pattern Peso 1880, KM-Pn20, MS63 ANACS, deeply toned with medium brown to russet patina. Not the crude strike often seen for this pattern date, this appears to be an original coin with excellent details. (The holder incorrectly states the KM numbers as Pn17.)Sold for: $1,322.50.
50238	Republic Peso 1882, KM29, choice AU-UNC, fully lustrous and very attractive, now quite scarce in this select quality.Sold for: $345.00.
50239	Republic Pure Nickel 50 Centavos Pattern 1940, KM-Pn54, superb gem Proof, bust by Lucien Bazor and with ESSAI below the bust. Very rare type struck in pure (magnetic) nickel with reeded edge. 24 mm, 6.10 grams. This is the first example of the Bazor type that we have encountered. It is believed that this was one of the last issues of the Paris Mint before the Nazi occupation and that only three pieces were struck.Sold for: $862.50.
Australia
50240	Victoria gold 1/2 Sovereign 1887-S Jubilee, KM9, MS63 NGC Reserve Bank of Australia, a nice fully lustrous specimen, rare in mint state.Not Sold.
50241	Victoria gold Sovereign 1866, KM4, XF with some luster in the legends, better than average surfaces with a minimum of contact marks.Sold for: $276.00.
50242	Victoria gold Sovereign 1866, KM4, nice lustrous XF-AU.Sold for: $299.00.
50243	Victoria gold Sovereign 1866, KM4, AU55 PCGS, highly lustrous with typical small surface marks.Sold for: $460.00.
50244	Victoria gold Sovereign 1870, KM4, choice AU, fully lustrous and unusually nice despite some typical small surface marks. Certainly well above average for this type.Sold for: $747.50.
50245	Victoria gold Sovereign 1872M St. George, KM7, AU55 PCGS, very scarce low mintage date/mint which is elusive in grades above VF. Considerable luster in the legends, typical small contact marks on both sides.Sold for: $690.00.
50246	Victoria gold Sovereign 1887S St. George, KM7, nice AU with lovely original rose-gold patina, tiny rim nick on the reverse.Sold for: $299.00.
50247	Victoria gold Sovereign 1887S St. George, KM7, MS62 PCGS, fully lustrous with tiny contact marks on the bust and in the fields. Mint state coins of this type are uncommon.Sold for: $488.75.
50248	Victoria gold Sovereign 1889S, KM10, MS62 PCGS, fully lustrous with light scuffs in the exposed obverse fields.Sold for: $230.00.
50249	Victoria gold Sovereign 1899M - Pair, KM13, lustrous XF and nice AU, prooflike brilliance in the recessed areas.Sold for: $299.00.
50250	Edward VII Florin/Two Shillings 1910, KM21, choice brilliant AU-UNC, fully lustrous and original. Rare quality for this type and increasingly scarce in the market.Sold for: $1,380.00.
50251	Edward VII & George V gold Sovereigns, KM15 1903M, two examples, both brilliant UNC, and KM29 1913S, brilliant UNC.Sold for: $575.00.
50252	George V Halfpenny 1913, KM22, MS64 Brown PCGS, fully glossy surfaces, quite attractive.Sold for: $632.50.
50253	George V Halfpenny 1919, KM22, MS63 Red & Brown PCGS, nearly fully lustrous, very bright and appealing example.Sold for: $373.75.
50254	George V Penny 1911, KM23, MS65 Red & Brown NGC, a choice coin with considerable original mint red, especially on the obverse.Sold for: $402.50.
50255	George V Penny 1916-I, KM23, MS64 Brown NGC, highly lustrous in the obverse legends and on the reverse, this coin must have just missed the Red & Brown designation. Very scarce in this appealing quality.Sold for: $575.00.
50256	George V Penny 1933, KM23, MS63 Brown NGC, red and orange mint luster in the legends.Not Sold.
50257	George V Threepence 1912, KM24, AU58 NGC, a nice lustrous example, scarce in this grade.Sold for: $287.50.
50258	George V Sixpence 1926, KM25, choice brilliant UNC with full frosty white luster and some emerging toning. An attractive mint state coin.Sold for: $488.75.
50259	George V Sixpence 1934, KM25, choice toned UNC, slightly prooflike fields, a highly appealing and fully original example with excellent eye appeal. Rare in this select quality.Sold for: $6,325.00.
50260	George V Shilling 1934, KM26, Proof 64 PCGS, medium russet and silvery gray patina, very rare issue in Proof, especially with unimpaired surfaces.Sold for: $13,800.00.
50261	George V Florin 1912, KM27, bold XF-AU, very sharply struck with full details in the King's crown, cleaned at one time leaving noticeable hairlines on both sides. Sold for: $1,150.00.
50262	George V Florin/Two Shillings 1917M, KM27, fully lustrous AU, very bright and with the look of a mint state example.Sold for: $690.00.
50263	George V Florin 1934-35, KM33, brilliant UNC, slightly prooflike, just a few faint hairlines. Very scarce type struck to commemorate the centennial of Victoria and Melbourne.Sold for: $431.25.
50264	George VI Halfpenny 1939, KM41, MS63 Brown NGC, a nice original coin with traces of luster in the legends, very scarce date in mint state.Sold for: $690.00.
50265	George VI Halfpenny 1944, KM41, MS63 Brown NGC, an attractive example of this scarce World War II date with flashes of luster on both sides.Sold for: $253.00.
50266	George VI Penny 1947 (M), KM36, MS66 Red & Brown NGC, a superb coin with virtually full mint brilliance and attractive glossy surfaces.Sold for: $115.00.
50267	George VI Threepence 1942, KM37, AU55 NGC, a lightly toned example of this elusive Melbourne Mint issue. Most of the 1942 Aussie Threepence were struck at the Denver and San Francisco Mints.Sold for: $299.00.
50268	Elizabeth II Halfpenny 1960, KM61, Proof 65 RB NGC, nicely toned with pristine surfaces.Sold for: $373.75.
50269	Elizabeth II Halfpenny 1961, KM61, Proof 65 RB NGC.Sold for: $373.75.
50270	Elizabeth II Halfpenny 1963, KM61, Proof 66 Red NGC, full silky brilliant surfaces.Sold for: $632.50.
50271	Elizabeth II Penny 1960, KM56, Proof 64 RB NGC, pretty multi-hued toning.Sold for: $460.00.
50272	Elizabeth II Penny 1963, KM56, Proof 65 RD NGC.Sold for: $488.75.
50273	Elizabeth II Penny 1963, KM56, Proof 66 RED NGC, a superior example.Sold for: $621.00.
50274	Elizabeth II Sixpence 1953, KM52, choice brilliant UNC, lightly toned and fully original. Surprisingly rare date in this select quality.Sold for: $184.00.
50275	Elizabeth II gold $25-Sovereign 2005, KM868, commemorating the 150th anniversary of the first Australia Sovereign, Proof 70 Cameo NGC, one of the first 1,000 pieces struck.Sold for: $299.00.
50276	Elizabeth II 1953 Type Set, the complete six coin series including the Halfpenny and Penny (Perth), 3 and 6 Pence, Shilling and Florin, all nicely toned UNC. The Sixpence is very scarce in mint state and this is a choice original example. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $506.00.
50277	Elizabeth II Silver Sydney Olympics Set 2000, six gem cameo Proofs featuring KM371, 372, 379, 380, 381 and 382.Sold for: $126.50.
50278	Platinum Koala $50 1997, KM347, Gem Proof in the original wooden case of issue.Sold for: $632.50.
50279	Gold 12-piece set of $15 Lunar coins 1996-2007, each 1/10 oz .999 gold, all Gem Proof in the original wooden case of issue with certificate.Sold for: $1,495.00.
50280	Elizabeth II Bimetallic Perth Mint Centenary Sovereign 100 Dollars 1999, KM474, Gem Proof; plus a Gold 1908-P Sovereign, AU, KM15. The coins are housed in the original wooden holder with certificate Sold for: $345.00.
50281	Elizabeth II, Kookaburra Golden Eagle Honor Mark Proof Two Coin Set, 1995, , KMPSA95, including 2 Dollars, KM290 and 10 Dollars, KM291 housed in the original mint packaging with certificates. Also included is a, "genuine natural nugget from the renowned Australian Goldfields." Not Sold.
50282	Elizabeth II Gold Nugget Proof Two Coin Set 1999, including 50 Dollar Kangaroo Facing Left, KM451 and 50 Dollar Two Kangaroos Bounding Left, similar to KM467, both are Gem Proof with P100 mintmark. Housed in the original case with certificate. Sold for: $833.75.
50283	Elizabeth II Gold Australian Nugget Proof 200 Dollars 1999, unlisted in Krause, Gem Proof with P100 mintmark, and housed in the original wooden box of issue.Sold for: $1,610.00.
50284	Crocker & Hamilton Halfpenny Token 1857, KM-Tn39, Adelaide, brown XF, some light superficial patination.Sold for: $195.50.
50285	Token Adelaide 1858, KM-Tn86, Harrold Brothers, Wholesale and Retail Ironmongers, nice glossy brown VF-XF, rare type in this quality.Sold for: $621.00.
Austria
50286	Rudolf II Taler 1603 Hall, KM37.1, Davenport 3005, superb toned AU-UNC, just a gorgeous coin with intricate design details and immediate eye appeal. The patina displays undertones of gold and blue-green.Sold for: $977.50.
50287	Archduke Leopold Taler 1621 Hall, Davenport 3330, KM264.1, MS63 NGC, highly lustrous with sharp details and strong eye appeal. Very scarce this nice. (The NGC holder incorrectly states the Davenport number as 3345 and Mint as Ensisheim.)Sold for: $575.00.
50288	Archduke Leopold Taler 1625 Ensisheim, Alsace, Davenport 3346, bust divides date, lightly toned AU, very sharp details, small planchet flaw below the beard. Sold for: $299.00.
50289	Archduke Leopold Taler 1628/6 Hall, KM629.2, Davenport 3337, choice toned XF, attractive pewter-gray patina, unlisted overdate. Ex: Bowers & Ruddy June 1981, Earl Victor Tuttle Collection, Lot 102.Sold for: $253.00.
50290	Archduke Leopold Taler 1630/27 Hall, KM629.2, Davenport 3338, superb AU-UNC, lightly toned and extremely appealing. The overdate is readily visible, especially the 0/7. Sold for: $322.00.
50291	Ferdinand II Taler 1633/2 Graz, KM749.1, Davenport 3110, toned AU-UNC, bold features and virtually full underlying mint luster, one small planchet clip at 8 o'clock, as made. The overdate is clearly defined. Sold for: $431.25.
50292	Ferdinand II 2 Taler 1632/26 Graz, Davenport 3107, KM607, VF-XF, vague mount trace on the top rim and a tiny natural flan clip at 3 o'clock. Despite having been mounted the surfaces are quite nice and the overall appearance of the coin is attractive. The overdate is extremely bold.Sold for: $862.50.
50293	Ferdinand II 2 Taler 1640/31 Graz, KM897, Davenport A3109A, choice toned VF+, three tiny natural edge cracks, posthumous date with clearly repunched 40/31. The reverse also has an incomplete flan clip, visible only from that side. Very scarce type.Sold for: $1,035.00.
50294	Ferdinand III Broad 2 Taler 1641/39 Graz, Davenport A3186, KM876.1, choice toned AU, meticulously detailed and with instant eye appeal. Struck from roller dies giving the flan a slight wave. Very scarce type and grade.Sold for: $1,495.00.
50295	Archduke Ferdinand Karl Taler 1654 Hall, Davenport 3367, KM933.3, MS64 NGC Hesselgesser, a beautiful example with sharp details and an appealing blend of silvery gray and gold patina. Rare and desirable in this select quality.Sold for: $1,150.00.
50296	Leopold the Hogmouth 1/10 Taler 1667 Hall, KM1248, VF35 NGC, attractive old-time toning, a very pleasing example of this seldom offered denomination.Not Sold.
50297	Leopold the Hogmouth 15 Kreuzer 1662-CA Vienna, KM1145, MS64 NGC, choice toned UNC, struck from roller dies, beautiful gold and gray patina. Very scarce in this lofty designation.Sold for: $230.00.
50298	Leopold the Hogmouth Taler 1691 Hall, Davenport 3243, KM1303.2, Lion on the shoulder, XF40 NGC, lightly cleaned at one time and now nicely toned.Sold for: $276.00.
50299	Leopold the Hogmouth Taler 1696/5 Hall, KM1303.4, Davenport 3245, choice AU-UNC, lightly toned, faint hairlines in the obverse fields. Struck from roller dies creating a wavy planchet.Sold for: $402.50.
50300	Leopold the Hogmouth Taler 1699/8 Hall, KM1303.5, Davenport 3245A, toned XF, clear overdate.Sold for: $253.00.
50301	Leopold the Hogmouth Taler 1704 Hall, KM644.4, Davenport 1003, choice toned AU, very attractive.Sold for: $299.00.
50302	Leopold the Hogmouth Broad 2 Taler 1675IA-N Graz, Davenport A3232, KM1269x, choice toned XF-AU, glossy surfaces and extremely sharp design details.Sold for: $1,840.00.
50303	Leopold the Hogmouth Broad 2 Taler 1682/75IA-N Graz, Davenport A3232, KM1269x, toned nearly XF, well-struck and very attractive. The overdate is very clear.Sold for: $1,610.00.
50304	Leopold the Hogmouth Show Taler 1683, Vogl.-239, HCz. 2468, Herstal 1845, superb toned AU. Designed by M. Hofmann. The obverse portrays a double eagle brandishing a sword and sceptre atop a globe. The reverse has a 21 line legend describing how the Polish King John III Sobieski, with 20,000 troops, relieved the Turkish siege of Vienna in 1683 and drove them back to the Raab, and thereby freed Hungary. By leading the decisive Polish cavalry charge himself, Sobieski was acclaimed the hero of Christendom. Sold for: $1,840.00.
50305	Leopold the Hogmouth Show Taler 1683, HCz-2468, AU55 NGC, a choice toned example of this commemorative celebrating the defeat of the Turks and the relief of the city of Vienna. Please see the previous lot for a more complete description. Very rare type in this superior quality.Sold for: $1,955.00.
50306	Joseph I Taler 1710/07 Hall, KM665.1, Davenport 1018, choice toned AU, minor flan flaw on the cheek, very bold overdate details.Sold for: $322.00.
50307	Charles VI Taler 1714 Hall, KM1923, Davenport 1035, sharp AU, abundant mint luster, light scratches in the right obverse field.Sold for: $299.00.
50308	Charles VI Taler 1716 Hall, KM-A692, Davenport 1051, choice toned AU, an attractive example of the series.Sold for: $356.50.
50309	Franz Joseph I 2 Florin 1872, KM2233, MS63 NGC, nicely toned and original, first date of the revised bust series.Sold for: $230.00.
50310	Franz Joseph I gold 100 Corona 1908, KM2812, nice Proof, some light handling in the fields, beautiful type commemorating the 60th anniversary of reign.Sold for: $2,070.00.
50311	Republic gold 25 Schillings 1935, KM2856, nice prooflike UNC, fully brilliant, scarce type featuring St. Leopold.Sold for: $805.00.
50312	Collection of Austrian Silver Commemoratives, thirty-two coins featuring: 2 Schillings 1928-1936 KM2843-2858 (9), grades ranging from AU to UNC, 5 Schillings 1935 KM2853 toned UNC, 25 Schillings 1955-1970 (16) AU-BU and 50 Schillings 1959-1967 (6), choice toned UNC. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $322.00.
50313	Bi-metallic 1,000 Schillings 1994, 800th Anniversary of the Vienna Mint, KM3018, .418 oz. AGW, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $322.00.
50314	Bohemia. Friedrich von der Plalz 24 Kreuzer 1619, KM227, AU58 NGC, virtually mint state with an attractive blend of mint luster and old-time cabinet patina. The mintmaster mark is a six-pointed star or flower, which is the symbol for the Kuttenberg Mint under Sebastian Holzl. (The NGC holder states the KM number as 228 which would be Joachimstal.)Sold for: $299.00.
50315	Olmutz. Karl III Joseph Taler 1706/5, KM116, Davenport 1211, lovely toned AU, one tiny natural edge flaw on the reverse.Sold for: $276.00.
50316	Olmutz. Wolfgang von Schrattenbach Taler 1721, KM133, Davenport 1218, choice AU-UNC, silvery gray and gold patina with exceptionally pristine surfaces, two tiny obverse flan flaws, barely noticeable. Struck from roller dies giving a slight wave to the planchet.Sold for: $431.25.
50317	Salzburg. Wolf Dietrich Taler ND (1587-1612), Davenport 8187, choice toned XF, nicely detailed and very attractive. Obverse: St. Rupert; Reverse: City arms.Sold for: $310.50.
50318	Salzburg. Wolf Dietrich Klippe 1/2 Taler ND (1593), Probst 810, lovely toned AU, light obverse scratch at the top, highly attractive type depicting a high tower with a thunderstorm all around.Not Sold.
50319	Salzburg. Paris von Londron Taler 1628, KM110, Davenport 3499, well-struck XF+ with soft golden toning in the legends, issued to mark the consecration of the new cathedral. Sold for: $345.00.
50320	Salzburg. Johann Ernst 1/2 Taler 1694, KM253, MS62 NGC, a choice example with very sharp design details and abundant mint luster - highly attractive and a premium coin for this designation.Sold for: $373.75.
50321	Salzburg. Johann Ernst Taler 1697/6, KM254, Davenport 3510, lovely toned AU-UNC with flashy underlying mint brilliance.Sold for: $299.00.
50322	Schlick. Stephan & Brothers 1/4 Taler ND (1487-1526), similar to Davenport 8138, crude F-VF. Obverse: St. Joachim; Reverse: Bohemian lion. Rare type.Sold for: $661.25.
50323	Schlick. Stephan & Brothers 1/2 Taler ND (1487-1526), similar to Davenport 8138, choice VF, lightly toned, rare type. Obverse: St. Joachim; Reverse: Bohemian lion. Comes with an old ticket from A.E. Cahn in Frankfurt.Sold for: $1,035.00.
50324	Schlick. Stephan & Brothers Taler ND (1487-1526), Davenport 8138, nice VF+, very tiny edge crack as made. Very scarce early Taler. With tag from A.E. Cahn.Sold for: $805.00.
50325	Schlick. Stephan & Brothers Taler ND (1487-1526), Davenport 8138, choice VF-XF, well-struck and very attractive. Obverse: St. Joachim; Reverse: Bohemian lion. With tag from A.E. Cahn.Sold for: $1,322.50.
50326	Schlick. Stephan & Brothers Taler 1520, Davenport 8140, lightly toned VF, lightly tooled and repaired on corresponding sides (thus possibly plugged), very rare early dated type. Obverse: St. Joachim; Reverse: Bohemian lion. With old sales envelope from A.E. Cahn.Sold for: $5,750.00.
50327	Schlick. Stephan & Brothers Taler ND (1520-25), Davenport 8141, toned VF-XF, well-struck and very attractive. With sales envelope from A.E. Cahn.Not Sold.
50328	Schlick. Franz Heinrich Taler 1759, KM30, Davenport 1196, MS62 NGC, beautiful aged patina, highly attractive. Very scarce one-year type and decidedly elusive in mint state.Sold for: $1,495.00.
Bahamas
50329	Elizabeth II silver Blue Whales $100 1993, KM163, 1 Kilo wt, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate, mintage of only 750 pieces.Sold for: $632.50.
50330	Elizabeth II silver Killer Whales $100 1993, KM184, 1 Kilo wt, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate, mintage of only 750 pieces. Sold for: $632.50.
50331	Elizabeth II silver Killer Whales $100 1994, KM184, 1 Kilo wt, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate, mintage of only 750 pieces. Identical to preceding lot. Sold for: $632.50.
50332	Elizabeth II silver Humpback Whales $100 1995, KM185, 1 Kilo wt, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate, mintage of only 750 piecesSold for: $632.50.
50333	Elizabeth II Tropical Parrott Proof Three Piece Set 1995, Silver multicolored Two Dollars, KM16, Silver multicolored Ten Dollars, KM167, and Gold Ten Dollars, KM168, all are Gem Proof. The coins are housed in the original wooden case with certificateSold for: $402.50.
Belgian Congo
50334	Leopold II 2 Francs 1887, KM7, MS65 NGC, deep violet-gray patina, very attractive.Sold for: $690.00.
Belgium
50335	Brabant. Louis of Bavaria gold Chaise d'Or (1338), Friedberg 4, MS62 NGC, nicely struck with no doubling and full mint luster. The obverse features the ruler on the throne, the reverse displays a floriate cross.Sold for: $2,300.00.
50336	Leopold I 1/2 Franc 1844, KM6, MS64 NGC, a gorgeous coin with aged gray and gold patina and full underlying mint luster.Sold for: $575.00.
50337	Leopold I Franc 1833, KM7.1, Proof 64 PCGS, a superb example with lovely gray and blue-green patina. Very rare as a Proof and a coin with exceptional eye appeal.Sold for: $2,990.00.
50338	Leopold I 2 1/2 Francs 1849, KM12, large bust with Flemish legends, sharp XF, the obverse is lightly cleaned while the reverse is original and lustrous. Scarce type and grade.Sold for: $488.75.
50339	Leopold I Silver Pattern 2 Francs 1859, unlisted in KM but similar to KM-Pn54 and 55, Proof 64 NGC, deeply toned and very attractive. Rare and desirable Essai Monetaire.Sold for: $1,150.00.
50340	Leopold II 2 Francs 1880, KM39, choice AU-UNC, soft gray and gold patina, very appealing. The obverse features the conjoined busts of Leopolds I and II.Sold for: $276.00.
50341	Albert I gold Pattern Franc 1922, French legends, similar to KM89, unlisted in the SCWC in gold. Plain edge Proof, some hairlines but quite attractive and very rare. Listed in Bogaert as 2136 and illustrated in Dupriez.Sold for: $1,840.00.
Bermuda
50342	George III Penny 1793, KM6, bronzed copper, nice Proof, DROZ. F incuse on the King's shoulder. Beautiful chocolate brown surfaces, some minor handling in the obverse fields. Rare type with a total mintage of 50 pieces in Proof (only.)Sold for: $2,760.00.
50343	Sea Venture gold triangle 30 Dollars 2006, one of first 300 struck, mintage 750, NGC Gem Proof. In custom wooden case with certificate. Sold for: $575.00.
50344	Elizabeth II Triangle $60 1996, KM93, Gem Proof, housed in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $1,035.00.
50345	Elizabeth II Silver Proof Triangular $9 1996, KM112, lightly toned, Choice Proof housed in the original case with certificate. Also included is a Bermuda Silver Proof Triangular $3, 1997, KM99, lightly toned, Choice Proof. Sold for: $207.00.
Biafra
50346	Republic five-piece gold set 1969, 2nd Anniversary of Independence, 1, 2, 5, 10, and 25 Pounds, all Gem Proof in the original case.Sold for: $6,325.00.
Bolivia
50347	Felipe II cob 8 Reales (1556-1598), Cayon type 63, crude VF, obverse slightly double-struck, the P mintmark is reasonably readable but the assayer is uncertain. A decent type example for this era, and apparently not a sea salvage coin.Sold for: $184.00.
50348	Felipe III cob 8 Reales 1618-RAL, KM10, crudely produced and waterworn with a large flan crack and natural hole through the planchet, but with the RAL monogram quite clear and the 8 of the date clearly readable in the reverse legend. Rare date. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $690.00.
50349	Felipe IV cob 8 Reales 1652-E, KM-A20.8,very scarce transitional type, VF with two small edge cracks, readable date with bold mintmark and assayer on the obverse,and bold date, mint and assayer on the reverse along with the ordinal IIII for the King. A nice example of this important issue.Sold for: $575.00.
50350	Felipe IV cob 8 Reales 1660-E, KM21, slightly porous VF, one small edge crack, three readable dates along with bold mintmark and assayer letters. A very collectible example.Sold for: $276.00.
50351	Felipe IV cob 8 Reales 1661-E, KM21, toned F-VF, weakly struck in areas but with legible portions of three dates and a bold P mintmark on the reverse.Not Sold.
50352	Carlos II cob 8 Reales 1686-VR, KM26, Fine, nicely centered, lightly cleaned, two dates with a clear P on the obverse and assayer initials on the reverse.Sold for: $230.00.
50353	Carlos II cob 8 Reales 1687-VR, KM26, nice toned AVF with two readable dates, bold P mintmarks and part of the VR visible.Sold for: $299.00.
50354	Carlos II cob 8 Reales 1687-VR, KM26, VF, crudely struck but a superior example with three bold dates and equally sharp mintmark and assayer letters. Very seldom encountered with such complete details.Sold for: $402.50.
50355	Carlos II cob 8 Reales 1690-VR, KM26, VF, typically crude but with clear date and very sharp P and VR.Sold for: $207.00.
50356	Carlos II cob 8 Reales 1690-VR, KM26, nearly VF, slightly porous but with three dates including an impressive four digit date in the obverse peripheral legend and easily readable mintmark and assayer.Sold for: $345.00.
50357	Carlos II cob 8 Reales 1694-VR, KM26, toned VF, two very clear dates with portions of the mintmark and assayer initials discernable.Sold for: $345.00.
50358	Carlos II cob 8 Reales 1697-CH, KM26, crudely struck F-VF, two dates although the obverse version is a bit weak, clearly readable P and CH. Scarce assayer for this date.Sold for: $431.25.
50359	Felipe V cob 4 Reales 1738-M, KM30, very crude VF, two clear dates, bold assayer and somewhat readable mintmark. Scarce denomination and a nice collectible example.Sold for: $230.00.
50360	Felipe V cob 8 Reales 1728-M, KM31, F-VF, portions not struck up, two dates although neither is completely readable, bold P mintmark and without assayer initial.Not Sold.
50361	Felipe V cob 8 Reales 1736-E, KM31a, VF, surfaces are dark and patinated, probably from ground burial, two very sharp dates and bold P and E.Sold for: $230.00.
50362	Carlos III cob 8 Reales 1769-V & Y, KM45, nice VF, quite appealing with attractive surfaces and two very bold dates. The P mintmark and V assayer are also clear.Not Sold.
50363	Carlos III cob 8 Reales 1770/62-V, KM45, very crudely produced VF, clear date and V assayer on the obverse, readable P mintmark on the reverse. The second assayer initial is not visible.Sold for: $373.75.
50364	Potosi cob 1/2 Real Assortment, twelve dated examples featuring: 1671, 1684, 1689, 1697, 1719, 1742, 1745, 1747, 1751, 1755, 1757 and 1768. Some of the dates require a little imagination, but this is a useful lot and only one piece is damaged (tiny hole.) Grades vary from Good to Fine. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $230.00.
50365	Potosi cob 1 Real Date Collection, eleven coins, all with dates: 1665, 1721, 1723, 1727, 1746, 1755, 1758, 1764, 1767, 1769 and 1771. Grades range from VG to nice Fine and none are holed. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $230.00.
50366	Potosi cob 2 Reales Foursome, a nice little group of dated pieces comprising: 1660 with 2 dates, F-VF, 1665 with portions of 2 dates, F-VF, 1671, Fine, 2 dates, large edge crack and 1753 with 2 dates, crude Fine. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $149.50.
50367	Potosi cob 4 Reales Trio, 1668-E, Fine, date on the reverse only, 1753, VG-F, portions of two dates and ND, waterworn, ex-Colombia Hoard. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $115.00.
50368	Spanish Colonial Silver Selection, Felipe II cob 2 Reales with bold P and B, 5.32 grams, Fine with ragged edge, cob 2 Reales, possibly assayer Q, 5.78 grams, crude Fine, cob 4 Reales, sea salvaged but dated 161X, final digit partially readable, 10.34 grams, KM53 Carlos II 2 Reales 1779PR, VF but with dark stains, and KM55 Carlos III 8 Reales, 1777PR, nice Fine with tiny marks on the obverse and 1779PR, lustrous XF, some light surface patination on the reverse. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $161.00.
50369	Carlos III Pillar 1/2 Real 1767-JR, KM46, nice AVF, strong details, very scarce first date of the pillar series for Potosi.Sold for: $138.00.
50370	Carlos IIII Real 1807-PJ, KM70, AU58 NGC, fully lustrous with just a faint rub on the King's cheek. Sold for: $115.00.
50371	Carlos IIII Silver Type Set 1808-PJ, a choice set of the five denominations featuring: KM69 1/2 Real, choice UNC, KM70 Real, lustrous AU-UNC, KM71 2 Reales, lightly toned UNC, tiny scratch on the bust, KM72 4 Reales, nice lustrous UNC and KM73 8 Reales, nice UNC, fully lustrous and well-struck. An exceptionally attractive set struck in the final year of the reign of Carlos IIII.Sold for: $1,150.00.
50372	Carlos IIII Silver Portrait Types, KM72 4 Reales 1808PJ, Fine, and KM73 8 Reales, four dates, 1796PP, lustrous XF, 1797PP, toned XF-AU, nice bold details, 1798PP, AU with considerable original mint luster and very little wear, some light oxidation on the reverse and minor scuffing in the fields, and 1799PP, toned XF, minor surface marks. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $402.50.
50373	Ferdinand VII 1/2 Real 1822-PJ, KM90, MS65 NGC Whittier Collection, incredibly bold details, lightly toned and very attractive.Sold for: $287.50.
50374	Ferdinand VII 8 Reales Date Run, KM84, six dates, 1808PJ, toned AU, extremely sharp details with no adjustment marks, scarce first date of this series, 1809PJ, XF, 1821PJ, toned AVF with small flaws, 1823PJ, lightly cleaned XF with light obverse scratches, 1824PJ, sharp XF-AU, very attractive for this late colonial era, and 1825JL, lightly cleaned VF-XF. A very nice group of these bust 8 Reales. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $402.50.
50375	Ferdinand VII gold 8 Escudos 1823-PJ, KM91, nice XF, small test cut on the rim but a well-struck example with no adjustment marks or planchet laminations. Final colonial type with the proper bust of Ferdinand, very scarce.Sold for: $2,530.00.
50376	Republic Early Silver Minors Collection, KM111 1/4 Sol 1852, choice AU-UNC, scarce type and grade, KM93.2a 1/2 Sol 1830JL, cleaned AU, KM118.1 1/2 Sol 1853FP, toned AU, KM118.2 1/2 Sol 1857FJ, AU and 1858/7FJ, choice BU, crudely struck, KM133.2 1/2 Sol 1860FJ, XF, KM94 Sol 1829JM, toned XF-AU, very scarce, KM119.2 Sol 1858/7FJ, F-VF, KM120 Sol 1855F Paz, VG-F, KM134.1 Sol 1859FJ, cleaned VF+, scarce, KM95a 2 Soles 1830JL, XF with heavy obverse flan flaws, KM121.2 2 Soles 1856FJ, XF, assayer not listed in the SCWC, and 1857FJ, nice AXF. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $345.00.
50377	Republic Pattern 2 Soles 1852-FM, KM-Pn2 but struck in lead instead of silver, uniface obverse. The blank reverse shows concentric milling lines. Very rare pattern with reeded edge. Very rare! Nice UNC.Sold for: $253.00.
50378	Republic 2 Soles - Six Examples, KM-135.1 1859/8-FJ, toned XF, very scarce, and KM-135.2 1860-FJ, crude UNC, small 100, 1861-FJ, VF, 1862/1-FJ, VF+ with some oxidation, 1862-FP, VF, and 1863/2-FP, nice toned XF. Six Examples. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $253.00.
50379	Republic Potosi Mint 4 Soles Collection, KM96a.1 1830J, lustrous AU-UNC and 1830JL, crude XF, cleaned, KM123.1 1853FP, one-year type without denomination, nice XF, KM123.2, 1853MF, VF-XF, 1854MF, VF and XF-AU, 1855MJ, choice AU, 1856MJ, AVF, 1856FJ, VF and crude AU, 1857FJ, toned VF-XF, XF and nice lustrous AU, 1858FJ, AVF, and KM123.3 1859FJ, choice AU, lightly cleaned, bold details, scarce type and grade. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $195.50.
50380	Republic 4 Soles 1860FJ, KM139, lightly cleaned XF, bold details and toned in the legends, very scarce one-year type with value as 200 Gs.Sold for: $230.00.
50381	Republic Paz Mint 4 Soles Group, KM125 "Potosi" bust, 1853J, nice XF-AU, 1854F, cleaned VF and XF, KM130 1855F, AVF, VF and crude XF, 1856F Fine, 1857/6P VF, 1857P VF and 1858P crude AXF. Very high catalog value ($1250!) Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $172.50.
50382	Republic 8 Soles Date Collection, KM97, an extensive grouping featuring: 1827JM small alpacas, VF and lustrous XF, noticeable oxidation, 1827JM large alpacas, choice lustrous AU, boldly struck and very attractive, 1828JM cleaned AU, porous surfaces, 1829JM cleaned AU, weakly struck bust, 1830JF, VF-XF, small edge flaw, 1831JL, AVF, 1833L, toned VF+, large scratch to the left of the bust, very scarce assayer, 1833LM, VF-XF, 1834LM, choice lustrous AU, 1835LM, VF minor scratches, 1836LM, toned XF, porous surfaces, 1837LM, lustrous AU, large adjustment marks, 1838LM, VF+, porous XF and XF, 1839LM, toned XF and lustrous AU, 1839LR, XF, and 1840LR, cleaned AU with patination remaining and choice toned AU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $488.75.
50383	Republic 8 Soles Date Selection, KM103, five nice examples of this scarcer type, 1841LR, lustrous XF, bold strike, 1845R, toned XF, very attractive, 1846R, choice toned XF+, 1847R, toned VF-XF, two tiny scratches, and 1848R, very scarce date, toned XF, sharp details, few tiny surface marks. An unusually pleasing group. (The 1847 and 1848 dates have been inadvertantly omitted in the SCWC for this type.)Sold for: $299.00.
50384	Republic 8 Soles 1849-FM, KM109, MS63 NGC, attractively toned, some light handling in the left reverse field.Not Sold.
50385	Republic 8 Soles Foursome, KM109, bare head Bolivar bust, 1849FM, lovely AU-UNC, deeply toned with bold details and no noticeable flaws, 1850FM, sharp XF-AU, cleaned at one time but with considerable original mint luster, 1851/0FM, nice VF+ and 1851FM, lightly toned XF. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $172.50.
50386	Republic 8 Soles 1855-MJ, KM112.2, MS62 NGC, deeply toned with very sharp design details.Sold for: $299.00.
50387	Republic 8 Soles Quintet, KM112.1, laureate bust of Bolivar, without denomination, 1852FM, nice XF-AU, virtually no wear evident, 1853FP, nearly XF, bold details, few tiny surface marks, scarce date, and 1854M, scarce, nice VF, KM112.2, value added, 1854MJ, strong VF, few small contact marks, and 1855MJ, choice XF, remarkably sharp strike. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $253.00.
50388	Republic 8 Soles 1859FJ Peso 400 Gs, KM138.3, scarce one-year transitional type, FJ assayer without the dot after the F, VF with surface patination and choice lustrous AU, and FJ with the dot after the F, XF, dark along the legends and noticeable adjustment marks, highly lustrous XF+, slightly weak centers and nice XF-AU, bold details. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $184.00.
50389	Republic 8 Soles Date Collection & More, KM138.6, value as 400 Gs, 1860FJ, toned XF and choice lustrous AU, 1861FJ, VF+, cleaned XF, adjustment marks, and XF, 1862FJ, XF tiny flan flaws and toned AU, 1862FP, nice AU, very bold details, 1863/2FP, XF and 1863FP, lightly cleaned XF. Also added: KM113 gold 1/2 Scudo 1855FP, bold AU, but cleaned and expertly repaired through the C of Constitution. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $253.00.
50390	Republic gold 4 Scudos 1841LR, KM107, Friedberg 27, very rare one-year type, nice VF, softly struck on the bust but with bold obverse details, tiny rim nick at the top of the bust side. A pleasing example and the first we can remember offering. The 4 Scudos denomination was only struck in 1834 and 1841, and both types are highly elusive.Sold for: $1,725.00.
50391	Republic gold 8 Scudos 1831JL, KM99, choice XF-AU, lightly cleaned long ago but with considerable original mint luster, the surfaces are exceptionally free of defects and the strike is full and sharp, one tiny rim nick is noted above the R in POR.Sold for: $1,035.00.
50392	Republic gold 8 Scudos 1832JL, KM99, AU-UNC, extremely sharply struck with no adjustment marks, but a jewelry piece with the field to the right of the bust lightly tooled and the surfaces dulled and displaying small scratches. Sold as is, no return lot. Sold for: $718.75.
50393	Republic gold 8 Scudos 1833LM, KM99, choice AU, highly lustrous with bold design details and lovely toning in the legends, an exceptionally attractive example with great eye appeal.Sold for: $1,495.00.
50394	Republic gold 8 Scudos 1837LM, KM99, choice lustrous AU, boldly struck with no adjustment marks or flan flaws. The surfaces are exceptional for this series, and the S in 8S appears to be punched over an 8!Sold for: $1,380.00.
50395	Republic gold 8 Scudos 1838LM, KM99, lustrous XF, a nice original coin with old-time toning, small planchet flake above the mintmark, barely noticeable.Sold for: $1,035.00.
50396	Republic gold 8 Scudos 1839LM, KM99, sharp AU, highly lustrous, cleaned long ago leaving noticeable hairlines and the surfaces display a few scattered planchet flaws. Despite the blemishes this is still an attractive example with glittering mint brilliance.Sold for: $1,092.50.
50397	Republic gold 8 Scudos 1840LR, KM99, choice AU-UNC, fully lustrous and exceptionally well-struck. The obverse is virtually perfect while the reverse has one tiny flan flaw on the bust.Sold for: $1,092.50.
50398	Republic gold 8 Scudos 1841LR, KM108.2, lustrous AU, exceptionally bold details on the bust side, but scattered small planchet laminations on the obverse and a rim cut at 9 o'clock on the reverse.Sold for: $977.50.
50399	Republic gold 8 Scudos 1843LR, KM108.2, sharp AU, the obverse (coat of arms side) is virtually perfect with full mint brilliance and fully struck design details, but the reverse has been polished and tooled in the right field and there are a few scratches on the bust.Sold for: $805.00.
50400	Republic gold 8 Scudos 1844R, KM108.2, lustrous XF, two gouges in the mountain to the right of the alpaca and two tiny rim nicks. The planchet is problem-free. Very scarce assayer.Sold for: $920.00.
50401	Republic gold 8 Scudos 1851MF, KM110, very rare one-year type with the non-laureate bust, bold AU, extremely well-struck, no planchet flaws, but mounted at one time and expertly repaired at the top of the obverse. The surfaces are dulled from an associated cleaning. We cannot remember seeing another example of this type in the market for quite some time.Sold for: $2,070.00.
50402	Republic gold 8 Scudos 1856FJ, KM116, superb brilliant UNC, full gleaming mint brilliance and well-executed design features. The surfaces are remarkably pristine and the overall eye appeal is undeniable. Just an outstanding example of this attractive type. The F in the assayer's initials is punched over an M.Sold for: $4,312.50.
50403	Republic Commemorative Silver Types, KM145 1/2 Melgarejo 1865, cleaned VF+, small flaw on the beard, KM146 Melgarejo 1865, two examples, toned VF and nice VF+, both well above average, and KM166 20 Centavos 1879, cleaned with small flaws and toned VF, both with inverted V's in Daza. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $149.50.
50404	Republic Melgarejo 1865-FP, KM146, XF45 NGC, a nice attractively toned example.Not Sold.
50405	Republic Silver Decimals Assortment, KM157.2 5 Centavos 1885FE, toned AU, KM158.2 10 Centavos 1883FE, UNC, KM159.1 20 Centavos 1876FE, XF, KM159.2 20 Centavos 1890FE, AU and 1893CB, AU, KM176 20 Centavos 1909H, UNC, KM161.1 50 Centavos 1873FE 12 Gs, toned XF, scarce, KM161.3 50 Centavos 1879FE, VF-XF but repaired on both sides (by the date and above the condor), rare date & type, KM161.5 50 Centavos 1891CB, XF, and 1893CB, UNC, KM175.1 50 Centavos 1901MM, AU and AU-UNC, and KM177 50 Centavos 1909H, XF-AU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $161.00.
50406	Republic Boliviano Date Collection, KM152.1, first series with 9 stars, 1864FP, VF with two tiny digs, and choice deeply toned XF-AU, 1865/4FP, lustrous AXF, very bold overdate, 1865FP, cleaned XF with a large edge cut and choice AU, very attractive, 1866FP, lustrous XF-AU, lightly toned, KM152.2, second type with 11 stars, 1867/6-FE/FP, lovely toned AU, 1867FE, XF tiny edge flaw, 1867-FE/FP, XF and nice AU-UNC, fully lustrous and bold, 1868FE, XF and XF-AU, and 1869FE, XF+. An exceptionally attractive group of these silver crowns, and a good basis for a larger collection. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $253.00.
50407	Republic Essai 5 Centavos 1883-EG, KM-E6, MS63 NGC, prooflike surfaces, one tiny spot. ESSAI on the reverse.Sold for: $253.00.
50408	Republic Copper Pattern Boliviano 1868-CT, KM-Pn24, reeded edge, Proof 62 Brown NGC Whittier Collection, possibly lightly cleaned long ago, now attractively toned.Sold for: $431.25.
50409	Republic Boliviano Date Selection, KM155.2 1870ER, 11 stars, wide wreath and 25 Gms, fully lustrous AU-UNC, KM155.3 1870ER, 11 stars, normal wreath, VF-XF and 1871FP, toned XF, numerous surface marks, KM155.4, nine stars, 1871ER, VF-XF and AU, 1872FE, XF and lovely toned AU-UNC, 1872FE, L/B in Republica, lustrous AU-UNC, KM160.1, ES LA FUERZA, 1872FE, toned VF and XF, 1873FE, choice toned UNC, spectacular multi-hued patina, and 1874FE, toned VF-XF. Sold as is, no return lot. Sold for: $184.00.
50410	Republic Boliviano 1879FE, KM160.2, nice VF-XF, very lightly cleaned at one time, scarce one-year subtype.Sold for: $115.00.
50411	Republic 10 Centavos 1935, KM179.1, Proof 65 NGC, an absolute gem, rare in this special quality.Not Sold.
50412	Republic Silver Pattern 20 Centavos 1900, KM-Pn51, Specimen 63 NGC Whittier Collection, deep silvery gray toning, the rare pattern issue struck at the La Paz Mint without assayer's initials. Ex-Norweb with only five examples known.Sold for: $805.00.
50413	Republic Bronze Specimen Set 1951, KM184 Boliviano 1951KN Specimen 65 RB NGC, KM185 5 Bolivianos 1951KN Specimen 65 RD NGC and KM186 10 Bolivianos 1951 Specimen 64 RB NGC.Not Sold.
50414	Republic gold 4000 Pesos 1979, KM199, choice cameo Proof, International Year of the Child.Sold for: $322.00.
50415	Republic gold 4000 Pesos 1979, KM199, choice cameo Proof, International Year of the Child.Sold for: $345.00.
Brazil
50416	Joao V gold 12,800 Reis 1730-M, KM139, nice AU, meticulously sharp details, lightly toned with some faint hairlines in the exposed fields. A handsome example of this ever popular type.Sold for: $7,475.00.
50417	Maria I & Peter III gold 6400 Reis 1780B, KM199.1, lustrous XF+, a nice original example.Sold for: $805.00.
50418	Joao Prince Regent 960 Reis Collection, KM307, nine coins as follows: 1810R XF, 1810B toned XF, 1812B toned VF-XF, 1814(B) XF, 1815B toned VF+, 1815B lightly cleaned XF, 1816B cleaned XF-AU, 1816B choice AU and 1818R XF. An unusually attractive group of silver crowns, all of which appear to be struck over Spanish colonial 8 Reales. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $276.00.
50419	Joao VI & Pedro I 960 Reis, KM326.1, three examples, 1818R, toned XF-AU, very bold strike, 1820R (2), cleaned XF, minor patination, and choice AU-UNC, sharp details, and KM368.1 1823R, UNC, possibly cleaned at one time, but an exceptional example with incredibly clear details. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $184.00.
50420	Prince Joao gold 4000 Reis 1813, KM235.2, XF-AU, lightly cleaned and a small scuff on the top rim, but does not appear to be a mount trace.Sold for: $575.00.
50421	Joao VI gold 4000 Reis 1822/1, KM327.1, choice AU-UNC, lightly toned and very attractive. Sold for: $920.00.
50422	Pedro II 1200 Reis 1847, KM454, toned VF, lightly cleaned long ago, few tiny rim nicks but a very decent example of this scarce type.Sold for: $149.50.
50423	Pedro II Silver Date Collection, KM469 200 Reis (12) featuring: 1855, 1857, 1858, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864, 1865, 1866, 1867, KM464 500 Reis (6), 1854, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1862, 1866, KM465 1000 Reis (5), 1857, 1858, 1860, 1861, 1866, KM462 2000 Reis 1851, and KM466 2000 Reis 1855. Grades range from VF to AU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $230.00.
50424	Pedro II Silver Portrait Types, KM471 200 Reis 1868, 1869, KM472 500 Reis 1867, 1868, KM480 500 Reis 1876, 1888, 1889, KM476 1000 Reis 1869, KM481 1000 Reis 1876, 1878, 1879, 1880, 1883, 1884, 1888, KM475 2000 Reis 1869, KM475a 2000 Reis 1875, KM485 2000 Reis 1888 (4) including three choice examples, and 1889. Added for good measure: 10 Reis 1869, 1870, 20 Reis 1869, and 100 Reis 1884 and 1888. Grades vary from VF to UNC. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $322.00.
50425	Pedro II gold 10000 Reis 1851, KM460, lustrous AU, bold details, minor handling in the obverse fields. Very attractive type with Pedro wearing a high collar.Sold for: $546.25.
50426	Pedro II gold 20000 Reis 1851, KM461, choice lustrous AU-UNC, remarkably bold design features and excellent eye appeal.Sold for: $575.00.
50427	Pedro II gold 5000 & 10000 Reis, KM470 5000 Reis 1854, fully lustrous AU-UNC, very attractive, and KM467 10000 Reis 1855, sharp AU, lightly toned.Sold for: $488.75.
50428	Pedro II gold 10000 Reis - Pair, KM467, 1856, brilliant UNC, a handsome example, and 1872, VF-XF.Sold for: $488.75.
50429	Pedro II gold 20000 Reis 1851, KM463, choice lustrous UNC, few tiny contact marks in the exposed fields, but an exceptionally attractive example for this two-year type.Sold for: $575.00.
50430	Republic 2000 Reis 1900, KM501, AU, lightly cleaned at one time and now gently toned, one minor reverse edge bump. Discovery commem and a popular ship motif type.Sold for: $184.00.
50431	Republic 4000 Reis 1900 20 Rays, KM502.2, lightly toned XF-AU, faint scratch on the obverse to the left of the date, barely noticeable. One of the more impressive commemorative types of the Latin series marking the 400th anniversary of the discovery of Brazil.Sold for: $690.00.
50432	Republic Silver Type & Date Collection, KM494 500 Reis 1889, KM495 1000 Reis 1889, KM506 500 Reis 1906, 1907, KM507 1000 Reis 1907 (2), 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912, KM508 2000 Reis 1906, 1907, 1908, 1912, KM510 1000 Reis 1912, 1913 (2), KM511 2000 Reis 1913, KM514 2000 Reis 1913A, plus KM491 40 Reis 1889. Grades range from F to BU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $161.00.
50433	Republic gold 10000 Reis 1889, KM496, XF, some original luster remains, light surface marks. Scarce type.Sold for: $488.75.
50434	Republic 20th Century Collection, a fascinating group of 70 commemorative and regular issue types and dates with very little duplication, grades from Fine to BU. Several of the early copper-nickel types are unusually high grade, and we spotted a 20 Reis 1927 in nice AU, very scarce date and grade. Careful inspection is recommended. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $218.50.
50435	Republic Independence Commemoratives 1972, KM583 20 Cruzeiros PROVA KM-Pr6, gem Proof, and KM584 gold 300 Cruzeiros, prooflike UNC. Both coins feature the busts of Pedro I and General Emilio Garrastazu Medici.Sold for: $373.75.
British Guiana
50436	Essequibo & Demerary George III 1/4 Guilder 1809, KM4, MS63 NGC, a choice toned example with bold details and superb old-time cabinet patina. Rare and desirable in this select quality.Sold for: $546.25.
50437	Essequibo & Demerary George III 1/2 Guilder 1809, KM5, MS63 NGC, a gorgeous coin with gray and gold toning and very sharp details. Clearly a premium coin for this designation. Sold for: $747.50.
50438	Essequibo & Demerary George III Guilder 1809, KM6, MS64 NGC, exceptionally bold with full mint brilliance blanketed by pewter gray and gold patina. Easily among the finest we have encountered for this early type.Sold for: $690.00.
50439	Essequibo & Demerary George III 2 Guilder 1816, KM14, bold AU, just a faint rub on the King's cheek, cleaned long ago leaving hairlines in the exposed fields. Very scarce in this grade.Sold for: $586.50.
50440	Essequibo & Demerary George III 2 Guilder 1816, KM14, choice toned XF-AU, an original coin with strong eye appeal. Highly elusive in this attractive quality.Sold for: $460.00.
British North Borneo
50441	British Colonial 1/2 Cent 1891H, KM1, Specimen 65 Brown NGC, pretty blue-green toning.Sold for: $230.00.
50442	British Colonial Half Cent 1295AH (1878), Sweeny BN2, Singh SS-2, Proof 63 RB NGC, very rare type with central hole struck at the Heaton Mint for the State of Sabah, now in Malaysia. Highly attractive example with flashy surfaces and abundant mint color. Sold for: $9,775.00.
British Virgin Islands
50443	Elizabeth II bi-metallic titanium-gold $75 2004, KM285, British Guiana stamp, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $276.00.
50444	Elizabeth II bi-metallic titanium-gold $75 2004, KM285, British Guiana stamp, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $276.00.
50445	Elizabeth II bi-metallic titanium-gold $75 2004, KM285, British Guiana stamp, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $253.00.
British West Indies
50446	George IV Anchor Money Half Dollar 1822/1, KM4, lightly toned XF, very attractive despite some faint hairlines, clearly visible overdate. A scarce and popular type struck for use throughout the British Empire.Sold for: $1,150.00.
Bulgaria
50447	Ferdinand I gold 100 Leva 1912, KM34, MS61 PL NGC, flashy reflective surfaces with noticeable small contact marks on both sides. Independence commemorative.Not Sold.
50448	Ferdinand I gold 100 Leva 1912, KM34, MS61 PL NGC, reflective fields and frosted bust, numerous small contact marks, especially on the obverse. The reverse is actually a bit less impaired. Independence commem.Not Sold.
50450	Ferdinand I gold 100 Leva 1912, KM34, Proof 67 NGC, National Bank Hoard. A superb coin with beautifully frosted design features and gleaming surfaces. Struck to mark the Declaration of Independence.Sold for: $1,725.00.
50451	Republic gold 10 Leva 1963, KM67, Proof 65 Ultra Cameo NGC, struck to mark the 1100th anniversary of the Slavic alphabet.Not Sold.
50452	Republic gold 10 Leva 1964, KM71, Proof 66 Ultra Cameo NGC, 20th anniversary of the People's Republic featuring the bust of Georgi Dimitrov.Not Sold.
50453	Republic gold 10 Leva 1964, KM71, Proof 67 Ultra Cameo NGC, 20th anniversary of the People's Republic.Sold for: $230.00.
50454	Republic gold 20 Leva 1964, KM72, Proof 68 Cameo NGC, 20th anniversary of the People's Republic.Sold for: $345.00.
Cambodia
50455	Norodom I Pattern Piastre-Peso 1860, similar to KM-X9 but apparently struck on a silver plated bronze planchet with weight 24.50 grams instead of the 27.0 weight of the regular silver issue. Gadoury reported strikings in silver, gold, copper and tin but the existence of this preparation appears to be previously unknown. In our opinion this coin is unquestionably struck from original dies and not a later restrike as the surfaces are pristine and completely free of any die erosion. An exciting discovery coin which adds another prestige coin to the list of world trade dollars. Choice toned UNC. Sold for: $2,300.00.
Canada
50456	Victoria Cent 1896, KM1, MS64 RB NGC, an attractive example with abundant mint red.Sold for: $345.00.
50457	George V Cent 1918, KM21, MS66 BN NGC, despite being designated as "Brown," this coin displays considerable original mint luster.Sold for: $276.00.
50458	George V Cent 1927, KM28, MS64 BN NGC, extremely sharp with luster in the legends and a nice gloss to the surfaces.Sold for: $276.00.
50459	George V Cent 1929, KM28, MS65 RB NGC, deep purple-brown toning with flashy orange luster in the peripheral legends - very attractive!Sold for: $402.50.
50460	Large and Small Cents Collection, two blue Whitman folders with complete date runs of Canadian cents from 1858 to 1969. Some of the key items include: 1858 Fine with obverse scratches, 1859 DP1 AVF, 1859 lustrous UNC, 1891 small date, large leaves, nice F-VF, and 1919 lustrous UNC. These are attractive sets with well-balanced coins throughout. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $862.50.
50461	Victoria 5 Cents 1882H, KM2, a mint state example with razor sharp details and raised edges. The quality of the strike suggests a Heaton Mint specimen and the surfaces retain a prooflike quality despite some clouding and dark patina in the obverse legends. We suggest careful viewing. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $402.50.
50462	George V 5 Cents 1926 Far 6, KM29, MS62 PCGS, an extremely attractive example of this popular key variety with full mint brilliance and strong eye appeal. Very rare variety in this select grade.Not Sold.
50463	George VI 5 Cents 1947 Dot, KM39a, MS65 PCGS, the key variety of the George VI Nickel series. Fully lustrous gem brilliant UNC.Sold for: $1,495.00.
50464	Nickel Collection 1922-1975, sixty-two coins presented in a custom black lucite holder. The key dates grade as follows: 1925 VG with scratches and 1926 Far 6 AVF. Several other dates are unusually nice including the 1927 and 1930. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $632.50.
50465	Victoria 10 Cents 1870 Wide 0, KM3, choice toned AU, very sharp details with attractive deep slate gray and gold patina. If you like original coins which have aged well, you'll enjoy this example.Sold for: $460.00.
50466	Victoria 10 Cents 1871H, KM3, MS63 PCGS, lovely silvery-gray original toning over fully lustrous surfaces, one small carbon spot after GRATIA.Sold for: $1,495.00.
50467	Victoria 10 Cents 1886, KM3, large pointed 6, toned XF, lightly polished long ago and now with attractive patina.Sold for: $517.50.
50468	George V & VI - Pair of Choice Dimes, KM23a 1928, MS64 NGC, sharply struck with considerable mint brilliance under lovely russet and blue toning and KM34 1947, MS64 NGC, a lovely near Gem, well-struck with prooflike surfaces and gorgeous golden-red and blue toning.Sold for: $230.00.
50469	George V 10 Cents 1936, KM23a, MS65 PCGS Pittman Collection, attractive multi-hued patina.Sold for: $345.00.
50470	Victoria 20 Cents 1858, KM4, MS62 PCGS, very attractive with light gray and russet toning over fully lustrous fields. This one-year type is very elusive in mint state.Sold for: $1,610.00.
50471	Victoria 25 Cents 1875H, KM5, AU55 NGC, an attractive example of this key date with even blue-green and slate gray patina. Very rare this nice.Sold for: $5,175.00.
50472	Victoria 25 Cents 1899, KM5, MS63 NGC, soft blue-green and gold patina, a choice coin with excellent eye appeal. Rare in this select grade.Sold for: $1,380.00.
50473	Victoria 25 Cents 1901, KM5, choice AU-UNC, flashy mint luster with attractive gold and russet patina in the legends. A nice original coin with strong eye appeal.Sold for: $402.50.
50474	Victoria 50 Cents 1870 LCW, KM6, sharp XF, cleaned long ago and now starting to tone, one small rim bruise on the obverse at 10 o'clock.Sold for: $299.00.
50475	Victoria 50 Cents 1888, KM6, VG10 NGC, medium gray patina, an evenly worn example of this scarce date and a premium coin for this designation. Sold for: $431.25.
50476	Victoria 50 Cents 1899, KM6, toned VF-XF, a nice original coin, small surface marks on the obverse and a tiny rim nick at 3 o'clock on the reverse. This low mintage date is very elusive in grades above Fine.Sold for: $1,092.50.
50477	George V 50 Cents 1919, KM25, brilliant UNC, full frosty white mint luster. The surfaces are above average with just a few stray contact marks.Sold for: $690.00.
50478	George VI 50 Cents 1937 Matte, KM36, Specimen 66 PCGS, a choice untoned example.Sold for: $218.50.
50479	George VI 50 Cents 1939, KM36, MS64 NGC, very choice UNC with pale pink and steel tone on the reverse deepening to golden russet on the reverse.Sold for: $299.00.
50480	George VI 50 Cents 1947 Maple Leaf, KM36, straight 7 variety, MS63 ICCS, full mint bloom.Sold for: $299.00.
50481	George VI 50 Cents 1948, KM45, MS62 ICG, fully brilliant with some contact marks on the obverse.Sold for: $230.00.
50482	George VI 50 Cents 1949, KM45, MS65 NGC, a superb Gem example with prooflike surfaces and spectacular iridescent toning. Rare in MS65!Sold for: $488.75.
50483	Elizabeth II 50 Cents 1965 - Lot, KM63, MS65 NGC, nine pieces, scarce in this designation. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $287.50.
50484	Elizabeth II 50 Cents 1965 - Lot, KM63, MS65 NGC, ten examples, all frosty white. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $373.75.
50485	Elizabeth II 50 Cents 1965 - Lot, KM63, MS65 NGC, scarce in this grade. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $345.00.
50486	George V Dollar 1935, KM30, MS65 PCGS, a superb frosty white coin with just a hint of golden toning in the legends.Sold for: $299.00.
50487	George V Dollar 1935 Specimen, KM30, Specimen 64 PCGS, fully brilliant with light amber patina, one light mark in the left obverse field. Rare as a Specimen and the first we have offered.Sold for: $2,990.00.
50488	George V Dollar 1936, KM31, MS64 PCGS, an attractive and fully original example with handsome russet patina in the legends.Sold for: $212.75.
50489	George V Dollar 1936, KM31, MS64 PCGS, fully white and very attractive.Sold for: $230.00.
50490	George VI Dollar 1937 Specimen, KM37, Specimen 66 Matte ICG, nicely toned with lustrous original surfaces.Sold for: $632.50.
50491	George VI Dollar 1938, KM37, MS63 ICCS, a nice example with light toning in the legends.Sold for: $195.50.
50492	George VI Dollar 1939 Mirror Specimen, KM38, Specimen 62 PCGS, prooflike surfaces with a nice cameo bust, some light hairlines prevent this example from being graded higher.Sold for: $575.00.
50493	George VI Dollar 1945, KM37, AU, choice reverse with some small surface marks on the bust. Scarce date.Sold for: $253.00.
50494	George VI Dollar 1945, KM37, MS63 PCGS, deep gray-violet patina, scarce grade.Sold for: $575.00.
50495	George VI Dollar 1947 Pointed 7 3X HP, KM37, MS63 PCGS, a delightful coin with flashy mint brilliance and unbroken frosty luster across the King's cheek. Rare date in this quality!Sold for: $1,610.00.
50496	George VI Dollar 1947 Blunt 7, KM37, MS62 ICCS, fully brilliant with no toning.Sold for: $218.50.
50497	George VI Dollar 1947 Blunt 7, KM37, MS63 PCGS, fully brilliant with an especially nice reverse.Sold for: $345.00.
50498	George VI Dollar 1948, KM46, nice brilliant UNC, very attractive, some marks in the obverse fields, but a desirable example of this key date.Sold for: $1,610.00.
50499	George VI Dollar 1948, KM46, MS63 ICCS, fully brilliant with just a few tiny contact marks. Very scarce grade for this ever popular rare date.Sold for: $2,760.00.
50500	George VI Dollar 1949 Specimen, KM47, Specimen 64 ICCS, beautiful deep prooflike surfaces, very scarce as a Specimen.Sold for: $747.50.
50501	George VI Dollar 1950, KM46, Prooflike 66 NGC, a virtually perfect coin, untoned and highly reflective.Sold for: $460.00.
50502	George VI Dollar 1952 NWL, KM46, superb prooflike BU, nice cameo frost on the cheek.Sold for: $230.00.
50503	George VI Dollar 1952 NWL, KM46, Prooflike 64 ICCS, very attractive example.Sold for: $230.00.
50504	Elizabeth II Dollar 1953 Shoulder Fold, KM54, Prooflike 64 ICCS, not noted as cameo but with considerable frost on the bust. Sold for: $488.75.
50505	Elizabeth II Dollar 1954, KM54, choice prooflike BU, nice cameo bust.Sold for: $253.00.
50506	Elizabeth II Dollar 1955 Arnprior, KM54, Prooflike 65 NGC, without diebreak.Sold for: $575.00.
50507	Silver Dollar Collection 1935-1966, thirty-three coins housed in a Library of Coins folder. Some of the nicer examples include: 1945 XF-AU, 1947 Pointed 7 BU, 1948 AU and 1950 Arnprior BU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $2,530.00.
50508	Edward VII gold Sovereign 1909C, KM14, MS61 PCGS, fully brilliant and quite attractive for this designation, typical tiny surface marks.Sold for: $1,265.00.
50509	Edward VII gold Sovereign 1910C, KM14, MS63 PCGS, an attractive example with full mint brilliance and subtle old-time toning. Rare in this select quality.Sold for: $2,070.00.
50510	George V gold Sovereign 1911C, KM20, MS64 NGC, nice surfaces and well above average for this date.Sold for: $276.00.
50511	George V gold Sovereign 1911C, KM20, MS65 PCGS, a gorgeous example with gleaming original surfaces and light toning - fully original.Sold for: $1,495.00.
50512	George V gold Sovereign 1913C, KM20, MS63 PCGS, fully brilliant with soft golden toning, rare date in this condition.Sold for: $2,990.00.
50513	George V gold Sovereign 1914C, KM20, MS64 PCGS, full original mint brilliance and exceptionally pristine surfaces, very scarce this nice.Sold for: $1,265.00.
50514	George V gold Sovereign 1917C, KM20, MS62 PCGS, fully lustrous with typical small contact marks.Sold for: $218.50.
50515	George V gold Sovereign 1917C, KM20, MS63 NGC.Sold for: $402.50.
50516	George V gold Sovereign 1917C, KM20, MS63 PCGS, a nice bright example.Sold for: $402.50.
50517	George V gold Sovereign 1917C, KM20, MS63 PCGS, few noticeable contact marks on the bust.Sold for: $402.50.
50518	George V gold Sovereign 1917C, KM20, MS64 PCGS, very bright and attractive, scarce in this grade.Sold for: $920.00.
50519	George V gold Sovereign 1917C, KM20, MS64 PCGS, a choice original coin with unusually nice surfaces. Rare grade for this date.Sold for: $690.00.
50520	George V gold Sovereign 1918C, KM20, MS62 PCGS, few small marks on the bust but fully lustrous.Sold for: $230.00.
50521	George V gold Sovereign 1918C, KM20, MS63 PCGS, a nice original coin.Sold for: $575.00.
50522	George V gold Sovereign 1918C, KM20, MS63 PCGS, lightly toned, a nice original coin.Sold for: $488.75.
50523	George V gold Sovereign 1918C, KM20, MS63 PCGS, bright original luster.Sold for: $517.50.
50524	George V gold Sovereign 1919C, KM20, MS62 PCGS.Sold for: $230.00.
50525	George V gold Sovereign 1919C, KM20, MS63 PCGS, highly lustrous, few small surface marks.Sold for: $431.25.
50526	George V gold Sovereign 1919C, KM20, MS63 PCGS, lightly toned with exceptionally blemish-free surfaces.Sold for: $402.50.
50527	George V gold Sovereign 1919C, KM20, MS63 PCGS, full brilliant luster, lightly toned.Sold for: $517.50.
50528	George V gold 5 Dollars 1912, KM26, AU53 ANACS, numerous small surface marks in the obverse fields.Sold for: $253.00.
50529	George V gold 5 Dollars 1912, KM26, MS64 NGC, a truly choice coin with sharp details and exceptionally pristine surfaces.Sold for: $1,121.25.
50530	George V gold 5 Dollars 1912, KM26, MS64 PCGS, an exceptionally choice example with light toning and minimal contact marks.Sold for: $862.50.
50531	George V gold 5 Dollars 1913, KM26, MS60 ICG, fully lustrous with typical small contact marks.Sold for: $322.00.
50532	George V gold 5 Dollars 1913, KM26, MS60 ICCS, mint state with a few light marks on the obverse.Sold for: $276.00.
50533	George V gold 5 Dollars 1913, KM26, MS61 PCGS, highly lustrous and bright, bagmarks in the obverse fields.Sold for: $345.00.
50534	George V gold 5 Dollars 1913, KM26, MS61 PCGS, a nice lustrous example.Sold for: $276.00.
50535	George V gold 5 Dollars 1913, KM26, choice lightly toned UNC, fully original with virtually pristine surfaces. The obverse fields are particularly nice.Sold for: $546.25.
50536	George V gold 5 Dollars 1913, KM26, MS64 PCGS, a lovely specimen with old-time harvest gold patina.Sold for: $1,092.50.
50537	George V gold 5 Dollars 1913, KM26, MS64 PCGS, a gleaming example with deep mint brilliance and just a couple of noticeable contact marks.Sold for: $805.00.
50538	George V gold 5 Dollars 1914, KM26, AU53 ICG, lightly lustrous with little actual wear evident. Scarce date.Sold for: $373.75.
50539	George V gold 5 Dollars 1914, KM26, MS63 PCGS, fully brilliant with light toning, very scarce in this designation.Sold for: $2,300.00.
50540	George V gold 10 Dollars 1912, KM27, XF45 ICCS, lightly toned.Sold for: $460.00.
50541	George V gold 10 Dollars 1912, KM27, MS63 PCGS, a choice example in an older PCGS holder, superior fields and eye appeal.Sold for: $1,955.00.
50542	George V gold 10 Dollars 1913, KM27, MS62 PCGS, very sharply struck with superior surfaces, lightly toned and clearly a premium coin for this designation.Sold for: $862.50.
50543	George V gold 10 Dollars 1913, KM27, MS63 PCGS, a choice example with full gleaming mint brilliance and very nice surfaces.Sold for: $2,990.00.
50544	George V gold 10 Dollars 1914, KM27, MS63 PCGS, well-struck and lustrous, very scarce date in this grade.Sold for: $2,300.00.
50545	Elizabeth II gold 50 Dollars - Ounce 2004, NGC Gem Uncirculated, one of the first 1000 struck, special commemorative slab marking the 25th year of Canada's leadership in world bullion production.Sold for: $805.00.
50546	Elizabeth II gold 50 Dollars - Ounce 2004, NGC Gem Uncirculated, one of the first 1000 struck, special slab as previous.Sold for: $805.00.
50547	Elizabeth II gold 50 Dollars - Ounce 2004, NGC Gem Uncirculated, special slab for the first 1000 struck.Sold for: $805.00.
50548	Elizabeth II gold 50 Dollars - Ounce 2005, PCGS MS69 Experimental Issue, mintage 400. This issue tested the five 9's fineness for the gold bullion content.Sold for: $2,990.00.
50549	Elizabeth II gold 175 Dollars 1992, KM217, gem cameo Proof, struck for the 1992 Olympics.Sold for: $373.75.
50550	George VI Matte Specimen Set 1937, KM-SS33, an exceptional set with individual PCGS Specimen grades as follows: Cent 66 RED, 5 Cents 67, 10 Cents 66, 25 Cents 67, 50 Cents 66 and Dollar 66. All of the silver types are lightly toned and very attractive. Included with the coins is the original red cardboard presentation box from the Royal Canadian Mint.Sold for: $1,495.00.
50551	Elizabeth II Prooflike Mint Sets, a nice selection of these Royal Canadian Mint sets including: 1956, 1957 (2), 1958, 1959 and 1960. All of the sets are still in the original beige cardboard stock holders with cellophane covering. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $546.25.
50552	Elizabeth II Three Piece 1989 Proof Set, KM-PS12, comprising the 5 Dollars silver Ounce Maple Leaf KM163, gold 50 Dollars (Ounce) KM125.2 and platinum 50 Dollars (Ounce) KM167, all housed in the original plush case of issue with the certificate of authenticity. All three coins are superb cameo Proofs.Sold for: $1,725.00.
50553	George VI Pattern Cent 1937, KM-TS5, DC-19, Specimen 64 NGC, thick striking in brass from the Paris Mint, very rare and important issue. In 1937 the British Royal Mint was fully occupied striking coins for Great Britain, so the original matrices for these denominations were produced in Paris.Sold for: $9,775.00.
50554	George VI Pattern 5 Cents 1937, KM-TS6, DC-20, Specimen 63 NGC, struck in brass on a slightly thicker planchet at the Paris Mint. Very rare.Sold for: $8,050.00.
50555	George VI Pattern 10 Cents 1937, KM-TS7, DC-21, Specimen 63 NGC, struck in brass on a thick flan at the Paris Mint. We have previously sold this very rare type in the Belzberg Sale and again in September 2006 for $5462 including the buyer's fees.Sold for: $8,625.00.
50556	George VI Pattern 25 Cents 1937, KM-TS8, DC-22, Specimen 64 NGC, superb example struck in brass on a slightly thicker flan at the Paris Mint. Very rare issue inaugurating the coinage for George VI after the brief reign of Edward VIII.Sold for: $8,625.00.
50557	Elizabeth II Silver 50 Cents 1970 Mint Error, type of KM75.1 but struck in silver instead of nickel on a planchet weighing 10.2 grams. The silver 50 Cents of Canada weighed 11.66 grams so the provenance of this flan is still a mystery. MS66 PCGS - a rare and fascinating mint error!Sold for: $3,450.00.
50558	ICCS Certified Cent Selection, George V 1936 MS64 Red, George VI 1938 MS64 Red, 1943 MS64 Red and 1944 MS63 Red & Brown. Four very attractive examples. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $207.00.
50559	George VI Cent Date Collection, all ICCS certified: 1939 MS65 Red, 1940 MS65 Red, 1941 MS64 Red, 1946 MS64 Red, 1947 MS64 Red and MS65 Red and 1949 A off Denticle, MS64 Red. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $402.50.
50560	Silver 5 & 10 Cents Assortment, 5 Cents: 1875H, small 5, toned VG, few tiny surface marks, very scarce date, and 1884, near 4, toned nearly Fine, 1903, XF40 ICCS, deeply toned and attractive, 1918 AU50 ANACS, and 10 Cents: 1858, VF30 ICCS, nicely toned, 1871H, dark toned AVF, 1891 21 leaves, Fine, 1891 22 leaves, F-VF, black stain and some scratches, and 1932, toned AVF. Sold as is, no return lot. Sold for: $546.25.
50561	Mint State Certified Silver Selection, 5 Cents 1913, MS64 ICCS, light golden toning in the legends, 50 Cents 1947 curved right 7, MS62 ICCS, and Dollar 1935, MS64 PCGS.Sold for: $322.00.
50562	Maritime & Canada Mixed Lot, Canada: Cent 1859, 50 Cents 1909 and 1912, Dollars 1935 and 1949 (2), Newfoundland 50 Cents 1900, 1909 and 1919, New Brunswick Cent 1861, Nova Scotia Cent 1861 and Bank of Upper Canada 1/2 Penny Tokens 1850 (2). Grades range from VF to BU with many very useful coins included. We recommend careful viewing. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $690.00.
50563	Victoria 20 & 25 Cents Selection, KM4 20 Cents 1858 F15 ICCS weak strike reverse, KM5 25 Cents 1871H (3), VG8 ICCS, two examples, and cleaned AVF, 1880H Wide 0 AG3 ICCS scratch and Narrow 0 G6 ICCS, 1881H F12 ICCS scratch, 1885 VG mottled toning, key date, 1891 nice toned VG and 1893 cleaned Fine, few surface marks, very scarce date. Total retail value in excess of $750. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $517.50.
50564	Victoria & George VI 50 Cents Foursome, KM6 1888 toned nearly Good, couple of tiny rim nicks, an evenly worn example of this scarce date with some legends missing on the obverse but full details on the reverse, 1892 VG-F, a very nice example with some details in the bust, KM36 1947 Maple Leaf straight 7, lustrous VF-XF, and KM45 1948, toned AU-UNC, scarce date. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $345.00.
50565	ICCS Certified Silver Dollar Quartet, KM30 1935 MS62, KM37 1945 MS60, KM47 1949 PL-64 and KM54 1955 Arnprior, MS60 cleaned. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $460.00.
50566	Silver Dollar Date Run, 1935 AU, 1936 choice BU, 1938 UNC, 1946 nice AU-UNC, 1947 ML VF-XF small rim bruise, and 1949 BU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $373.75.
50567	ICCS Certified Silver Dollar Group, 1935 MS62, 1936 AU55 and MS63, 1937 MS62, 1939 MS63, 1949 AU58 and 1951 MS62. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $276.00.
50568	Modern Canadian Commemoratives Assortment, ten $1 coins in PCGS slabs from 1977-1991 grading Specimen 66 to Deep Cameo Proof 69 plus another eighteen in original mint packaging, 1981-1998. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $253.00.
50569	Modern Canadian Issues, nine coins in PCGS slabs including the $20 2006 and $30 2005 and varieties of the $5 Maple Leaf series featuring two Tulips 2005.Sold for: $322.00.
50570	Modern Maple Leaf Issues, ten $5 coins in PCGS slabs featuring the 1998 RCM and 1998 Titanic privy marks, plus various other privy mark issues.Sold for: $253.00.
50571	Certified Proof Silver Dollars 1992-2000, eight Proof PCGS graded commemorative silver Dollars plus ten Specimen silver Dollars from 1971-1977.Sold for: $230.00.
50572	Modern Specimen and Proof Commemorative Silver Dollars, eight coins in PCGS slabs from 2000-2003 graded Specimen or Proof plus twelve mixed Proof and Specimen commemorative silver dollars from 1981-2005.Sold for: $230.00.
50573	$5 Maple Leaf Assortment, five PCGS graded privy mark Maple Leaf varieties including the scarce 2004 D-Day and 2004 Desjardins, plus two PCGS hologram ML's dated 2003 and two encapsulated ML's dated 2002, and encapsulated types featuring 2001 colorized and 1998 RCM.Not Sold.
50574	Elizabeth II Year of the Snake gold hologram $150 2001, KM417, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Not Sold.
50575	Elizabeth II gold Maple Leaf Set 1999, KM-PS47, the rare five coin Hologram Set, including the 1, 5, 10, 20 and 50 Dollars, in the original wooden case with certificate. Mintage limited to 500 sets. Sold for: $2,415.00.
50576	Elizabeth II Platinum Maple Leaf Five Piece Hologram Set 2002, unlisted in Krause but similar to KM437, including 1 Dollar, 5 Dollars, 10 Dollars, 20 Dollars and 50 Dollars housed in the original wooden case with certificate, all Gem Proof.Sold for: $2,760.00.
50577	Elizabeth II Platinum Maple Leaf Five Piece Hologram Set 2002, unlisted in Krause but similar to KM437, including 1 Dollar, 5 Dollars, 10 Dollars, 20 Dollars and 50 Dollars housed in the original wooden case with certificate, all Gem Proof. Identical to preceding lot. Sold for: $2,760.00.
50578	Elizabeth II Platinum Maple Leaf Five Piece Hologram Set 2002, unlisted in Krause but similar to KM437, including 1 Dollar, 5 Dollars, 10 Dollars, 20 Dollars and 50 Dollars housed in the original wooden case with certificate, all Gem Proof. Identical to preceding lot. Sold for: $2,760.00.
50579	Elizabeth II Platinum Maple Leaf Five Piece Hologram Set 2002, unlisted in Krause but similar to KM437, including 1 Dollar, 5 Dollars, 10 Dollars, 20 Dollars and 50 Dollars housed in the original wooden case with certificate, all Gem Proof. Identical to preceding lot. Sold for: $2,760.00.
50580	Elizabeth II Gold Proof Four-piece Maple Leaf Set 1989, KMPS10, including, 5 Dollars, KM135, 10 Dollars, KM136, 20 Dollars, KM153 and 50 Dollars, KM125.2, all Gem Proof in the original case with certificate. Issued to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the first maple leaf bullion coins issued in 1979. Sold for: $1,840.00.
50581	Elizabeth II Gold Commemorative Maple Leaf Colored Five Piece Set, 1999, including 1 Dollar, KM238, 5 Dollars, KM188, 10 Dollars, KM189, 20 Dollars, KM190 and 50 Dollars, KM191. Housed in the original wooden case with certificate. This set, with a small mintage of 500, was colored in Balerna, Switzerland and they are the first Canadian coins to be colored in this fashion.Sold for: $1,495.00.
50582	Newfoundland George V Cent 1936, KM16, MS66 Red NGC, full red-orange luster, very scarce in this select grade.Sold for: $575.00.
50583	Newfoundland Victoria 5 Cents 1873H, KM2, Good, numerous small digs on the surfaces on both sides. Very rare date and thus desirable despite the blemishes. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $431.25.
50584	Newfoundland Edward VII 5 Cents 1904H, KM7, MS65 PCGS, a gorgeous little coin with full mint brilliance and appealing light patina.Sold for: $431.25.
50585	Newfoundland George VI 5 Cents 1946C, KM19a, AU58 PCGS, fully lustrous with reflective surfaces on the reverse. Very scarce date and grade.Sold for: $1,610.00.
50586	Newfoundland Victoria 10 Cents 1880, KM3, second 8/7, AU55 ICG, very sharply struck with appealing moderate gray patina.Sold for: $517.50.
50587	Newfoundland George V 10 Cents 1912, KM14, MS67 PCGS, a drop-dead gorgeous coin with full blazing mint brilliance and perfect gold and sea green toning.Sold for: $1,380.00.
50588	Newfoundland Victoria 20 Cents 1899, KM4, small 99, AU50 PCGS, lightly toned with some original luster in the legends.Sold for: $299.00.
50589	Newfoundland Victoria 50 Cents 1882H, KM6, XF40 NGC, medium gray toning, few light marks in the reverse fields.Sold for: $161.00.
50590	Newfoundland Victoria 50 Cents 1882H, KM6, MS64 NGC, an extremely appealing coin with deep russet, purple and blue-green patina on the obverse and lighter gold and silvery gray toning on the reverse. High end business strikes of this date are very rare.Sold for: $5,462.50.
50591	Newfoundland Victoria 50 Cents 1896, KM6, XF with bold details, dipped long ago but not unattractive.Sold for: $299.00.
50592	Newfoundland Victoria 50 Cents 1898, KM6, XF45 PCGS, lightly toned with a few tiny contact marks.Sold for: $276.00.
50593	Newfoundland Edward VII 50 Cents 1908, KM11, MS62 NGC, frosty white mint luster, tiny contact marks consistent with this designation.Sold for: $402.50.
50594	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1865, KM5, lustrous XF, numerous small surface marks, scarce first date of this series.Sold for: $359.95.
50595	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1865, KM5, XF40 ICG, some luster in the legends.Sold for: $299.00.
50596	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1865, KM5, AU58 PCGS, a choice example with exceptionally sharp details, full luster and pleasing old-time rose gold patina. Sold for: $747.50.
50597	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1870, KM5, two dot variety, lustrous XF+, few tiny rim marks.Not Sold.
50598	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1870, KM5, AU55 NGC, two dot variety, sharply struck with some luster in the obverse legends.Sold for: $575.00.
50599	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1870, KM5, two dot variety, AU58 PCGS, very bright with full mint brilliance, some light contact marks in the reverse fields.Sold for: $920.00.
50600	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1870, KM5, three dot variety, XF-AU, small mark on the Queen's cheek, considerable mint luster, particularly on the obverse.Sold for: $431.25.
50601	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1870, KM5, three dot type, AU53 PCGS, abundant mint luster with aged rose gold toning.Sold for: $805.00.
50602	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1872, KM5, nice lustrous XF, a pleasing original example.Sold for: $431.25.
50603	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1872, KM5, XF45 PCGS, a nice lustrous example with exceptionally blemish-free surfaces.Sold for: $431.25.
50604	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1880, KM5, XF details but heavily damaged from jewelry use. The surfaces have been harshly polished and tooled. Rare date. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $690.00.
50605	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1880, KM5, AU58 PCGS, superbly struck with extremely bold details and abundant mint luster. The surfaces display the slightest handling but overall this coin is very close to mint state with no circulation wear evident. Rare date and grade.Sold for: $4,312.50.
50606	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1881, KM5, lustrous AU, typical small surface marks.Sold for: $373.75.
50607	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1881, KM5, AU55 NGC, sharply detailed with some remaining mint luster.Sold for: $373.75.
50608	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1881, KM5, choice lustrous AU, a very attractive example which is not far from mint state.Sold for: $402.50.
50609	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1881, KM5, AU58 ANACS, very attractive example and close to mint state.Sold for: $517.50.
50610	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1882H, KM5, nice lustrous XF-AU.Sold for: $264.50.
50611	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1882H, KM5, nice XF-AU, considerable luster. Sold for: $276.00.
50612	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1882H, KM5, lustrous XF-AU.Sold for: $276.00.
50613	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1882H, KM5, sharp AU, abundant mint luster, lightly cleaned.Sold for: $264.50.
50614	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1882H, KM5, AU55 PCGS, lightly cleaned with a small mark on the neck.Sold for: $276.00.
50615	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1882H, KM5, choice AU-UNC, fully lustrous, very bright and appealing example, some tiny obverse contact marks.Sold for: $276.00.
50616	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1882H, KM5, AU58 PCGS, virtually mint state, one noticeable mark on the Queen's cheek.Sold for: $322.00.
50617	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1882H, KM5, AU58 NGC, highly lustrous with some light handling.Sold for: $299.00.
50618	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1882H, KM5, MS62 NGC, highly lustrous with strong design features, very scarce in this grade.Sold for: $805.00.
50619	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1885, KM5, fully lustrous AU, very nice example.Not Sold.
50620	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1885, KM5, AU53 PCGS, lightly cleaned at one time but with considerable mint luster.Sold for: $276.00.
50621	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1885, KM5, AU58 NGC, ligthly toned.Sold for: $402.50.
50622	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1888, KM5, XF-AU, light surface scratches.Sold for: $253.00.
50623	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1888, KM5, sharply struck AU, very nice details, lustrous and close to mint state.Sold for: $276.00.
50624	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1888, KM5, lustrous AU, couple of tiny rim marks.Sold for: $276.00.
50625	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1888, KM5, sharp AU, lightly toned with a tiny rim mark on the obverse at 5 o'clock.Sold for: $276.00.
50626	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1888, KM5, sharp AU, very attractive example.Sold for: $276.00.
50627	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1888, KM5, highly lustrous AU, typical small contact marks.Sold for: $276.00.
50628	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1888, KM5, AU55 ICG, highly lustrous with mellow toning.Sold for: $276.00.
50629	Newfoundland Victoria gold 2 Dollars 1888, KM5, AU58 ANACS, a choice coin which is not far from mint state.Sold for: $402.50.
50630	Newfoundland Cent Trio, KM16 George V 1920C, glossy brown AU-UNC, very nice, and 1936, red & brown UNC with considerable luster, and KM18 George VI 1940 re-engraved date, brown XF. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $115.00.
50631	Newfoundland Victoria 5 Cents - Foursome, KM2, 1873, cleaned G-VG, scarce and evenly worn, 1885, Fine with some marks on the bust, very scarce date, 1888, lightly toned AVF, quite nice, and 1890, lustrous XF-AU, cleaned with one noticeable scratch in the right obverse field. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $373.75.
50632	Newfoundland Assorted Minors, Cent 1938 MS63 Red ICCS and 1941C AU55 ICCS, abundant mint luster, and Victoria 10 Cents, five pieces: 1865 XF45 ICCS, 1870 VG-F, small surface marks, 1870 VG8 ICCS weak strike reverse, 1885 toned VG-F and 1888 VG/F. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $373.75.
Central American Union
50633	Bronze Pattern Pair 1889, KMX-E21 and E22, the 1 and 2 Centavos Ensayo (Essais) struck for the proposed union of five Central American Republics. Both coins are glossy brown UNC with some original mint luster.Sold for: $546.25.
Chile
50634	Ferdinand VI gold 4 Escudos 1750-J, KM2, lustrous AU, minor handling in the right obverse field and slightly weakly struck on the center of the reverse, but an attractive example from the wreck of the Nuestra Senora de la Luz - River Plate Treasure. With the certificate of authentication.Sold for: $1,265.00.
50635	Ferdinand VI gold 8 Escudos 1751J, KM3, lustrous AU-UNC, nicely struck with no adjustment marks, small depression in the left obverse field with some tiny peck marks and one rim nick on the reverse at 1 o'clock. The surfaces are well above average for these treasure coins from the Nuestra Senora de la Luz.Sold for: $1,725.00.
50636	Ferdinand VI gold 8 Escudos 1751J, KM3, lightly toned AU-UNC, few faint surface marks on the obverse, but an attractive example of this popular type. Sold for: $2,530.00.
50637	Ferdinand VI gold 8 Escudos 1751J, KM3, choice AU-UNC, lightly toned and exceptionally attractive. The strike is superior and the surfaces are virtually blemish-free. One of the nicer examples that you will see from the treasure of the Nuestra Senora de la Luz and worth a premium.Sold for: $5,175.00.
50638	Ferdinand VI gold 8 Escudos 1751J, KM3, MS61 NGC, a very nice coin with sparkling mint brilliance and unusually blemish-free surfaces. Certainly a premium coin for this designation.Sold for: $5,175.00.
50639	Ferdinand VI gold 8 Escudos 1751J, KM3, MS63 PCGS, blazing mint luster and an extremely sharp strike on both sides. One of the nicer coins of this series that we have seen and a highly desirable type coin in this quality.Sold for: $8,050.00.
50640	Carlos IIII 2 Reales 1807FJ, KM59, MS61 NGC Whittier Collection, boldly struck on both sides with appealing old-time toning, very scarce type in this grade.Sold for: $460.00.
50641	Carlos IIII gold 8 Escudos 1806/5-FJ, KM54, lustrous XF, somewhat softly struck on the bust and slightly out of round below the date, but a bright and appealing example. The overdate is bold.Sold for: $1,495.00.
50642	Ferdinand VII 1/4 Real 1817-So, KM73, MS64 NGC, fully lustrous and bold, the 1817 and 1818 dates were actually struck during the Republic for the patriots after the defeat of the Spanish.Sold for: $299.00.
50643	Ferdinand VII 1/2 Real 1813-FJ, KM64, MS63 NGC Whittier Collection, a superb little coin with full mint brilliance and very light gray and gold patina. Rarely seen in the market in this quality.Not Sold.
50644	Republic Real 1834-IJ, KM91, MS62 NGC, deep original toning, very attractive and rare in mint state.Sold for: $690.00.
50645	Republic Peso 1817-FJ, KM82.2, XF40 NGC, nice silvery-gray patina, the popular volcano motif.Sold for: $460.00.
50646	Early Republic Silver Quartet, KM94.2 Real 1844-IJ, lightly dipped but XF-AU with bold details and considerable original mint luster, KM100.2 2 Reales (2), 1848-JM, toned VF-XF and 1849-ML, toned VF-XF, both very nice examples, and KM96.1 8 Reales 1839-IJ, boldly struck VF-XF, harshly cleaned long ago and now lightly toned, small scratches in the obverse central fields. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $690.00.
50647	Republic 8 Reales 1839-IJ, KM96.1, XF-AU, exceptionally sharp details and abundant mint luster. A narrow streak of gray patination exists in portions of the peripheral legends, but appears to be superficial. A lovely coin with a magnificent rendition of a condor breaking chains.Sold for: $2,530.00.
50648	Republic 8 Reales 1848-JM, KM96.2, AU50 NGC, lightly toned with well-defined features on both sides. Scarce grade.Sold for: $690.00.
50649	Attractive Republic Minors Collection, KM126 1/2 Centavo 1853, brown XF with surface marks, KM119.2 Centavo 1851, VF-XF, KM121 1/2 Decimo 1857, XF scratch, KM124 Decimo 1852 toned AXF, KM125 20 Centavos (2), 1854 toned XF and 1857 XF, and KM128 50 Centavos, 1858 (2), toned AXF and XF, both with re-punched second 8 in the date. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $345.00.
50650	Republic 20 Centavos 1861, KM125a, MS62 NGC, pretty gold and russet patina over lustrous surfaces, very scarce grade.Sold for: $230.00.
50651	Republic 50 Centavos 1870, KM139, MS64 NGC, repunched 7 in date, deeply toned and attractive, rare grade for this early date.Sold for: $431.25.
50652	Republic copper Pattern 8 Escudos ND, KM-PnA2, nice red and brown UNC with a couple of tiny edge flaws. The surfaces are very attractive and some original luster can be seen in the recessed areas. This type includes the 8 E denomination and So mintmark for Santiago in the legends. Plain edge and struck circa 1818.Sold for: $575.00.
50653	Republic Copper Pattern 8 Reales ND (1837), KM-PnA3, lustrous UNC, small edge flaw as made, obverse condor design as utilized for KM96.1. Scarce and a very attractive example.Sold for: $690.00.
50654	Republic Copper Pattern Tandem, KM-Pn4 8 Escudos 1836-IJ, glossy brown XF, very attractive and underrated in the SCWC, and a non-denominated 15 mm Pattern with design by Barre 1851 with reverse legend, "PRESSES MONETAIRES DU CHILI ESSAI 1851," prooflike UNC.Sold for: $373.75.
50655	Republic gold 8 Escudos 1843/2-IJ, KM104.1, VF-XF, some original mint luster, few tiny planchet flakes, the overdate details are clear.Sold for: $1,092.50.
50656	Republic gold 5 Pesos - Pair, KM130 1857, AVF, rim bruise on the reverse, and 1859, VF, probably 9/8 overdate. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $322.00.
50657	Republic gold 10 Pesos 1855, KM131, VF+, some remaining luster, two small cuts on the obverse rim at 8 o'clock.Sold for: $299.00.
50658	Republic gold 10 Pesos 1858, KM131, lustrous XF+, two light rim bumps, above average for this type.Sold for: $373.75.
50659	Republic gold 10 Pesos 1859, KM131, nice VF+, an attractive example with no noticeable flaws.Sold for: $322.00.
50660	Republic gold 10 Pesos 1868, KM145, modified arms, VF-XF, numerous small surface marks.Sold for: $299.00.
50661	Republic gold 10 Pesos 1872, KM145, nearly XF, some original luster, typical tiny contact marks.Sold for: $299.00.
50662	Republic Type & Date Collection, KM148 1/2 Centavo 1871 toned AU, scarce, KM137.3 1/2 Decimo 1883/2 cleaned XF, KM138.1 20 Centavos (2), 1874 AU-UNC and 1876 AU, KM138.2 20 Centavos 1880 XF, KM142.1 Peso (7), 1877 VF scratch, 1880 lustrous UNC, 1882 VF-XF large rim bump, 1883 choice AU-UNC, 1885 VF-XF, and 1889 (2), both cleaned XF, and KM4 Copiapo Peso 1865, nice toned XF. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $345.00.
50663	Republic gold Type Trio, KM153 5 Pesos 1895, fully lustrous AU-UNC, KM159 5 Pesos 1898, brilliant UNC, tiny mark on the cheek, and KM157 10 Pesos 1896, XF-AU. Three nice gold types.Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $322.00.
50664	Republic gold 20 Pesos 1915, KM158, choice AU, fully lustrous, scarcer type.Sold for: $195.50.
50665	Republic Type & Date Selection, KM161 Centavo 1919 UNC, KM164 2 Centavos 1919 UNC, KM155.2a 5 Centavos 1919 AU, KM156.1 10 Centavos 1896 UNC, KM166 10 Centavos 1920 BU, KM151.2 20 Centavos 1899 cleaned XF, KM151.3 20 Centavos 1913 F-VF, KM151.4 1916 nice AU, KM163 40 Centavos 1907, choice UNC, rare date, KM152.2 Peso 1905 toned XF, KM152.3 Peso 1910 UNC, KM152.4 Peso 1915 AU-UNC, KM152.5 Peso 1921 VF-XF, KM176.1 Peso 1933 AU, KM173 5 Pesos 1927 (2), both nice BU, KM182 5 Pesos 1968 cameo Proof and KM186 200 Pesos 1967, uniface trial strike in lightweight golden metal with an incuse version of the design on the reverse, brilliant UNC. Very rare, and the first we've seen. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $632.50.
50666	Republic gold 20 Pesos - 5 Pieces, KM168 1926 (3), all AU-BU, 1959 nice BU and 1964 prooflike BU, few tiny surface marks.Sold for: $402.50.
50667	Republic gold 50 Pesos Quartet, KM169 1926 (2), UNC with marks on the bust and BU, 1961 XF but ex-jewelry and 1962 prooflike BU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $805.00.
50668	Republic gold 100 Pesos 1926, KM170, nice AU-UNC, fully lustrous, one year type.Sold for: $402.50.
50669	Republic gold 100 Pesos 1926, KM170, nice brilliant UNC, slightly prooflike, much above average.Sold for: $402.50.
50670	Republic gold 100 Pesos 1954, KM175, brilliant UNC, prooflike surfaces and a nice cameo bust, some tiny contact marks.Sold for: $460.00.
50671	Republic gold 100 Pesos 1958, KM175, nice brilliant UNC.Not Sold.
50672	Republic gold 100 Pesos 1958, KM175, choice brilliant UNC, unusually nice.Sold for: $446.20.
50673	Republic gold 100 Pesos 1959, KM175, choice brilliant UNC.Sold for: $402.50.
50674	Republic gold 100 Pesos 1960, KM175, choice brilliant UNC.Sold for: $402.50.
50675	Republic gold 100 Pesos 1963, KM175, choice brilliant UNC.Sold for: $402.50.
50676	Republic gold 100 Pesos 1973, KM175, choice brilliant UNC.Sold for: $460.00.
China
50677	Silver Sycee "Packsaddle" 5 Taels, See Mitchner 4057-4085, type with additional rectangular countermark below the central box. Nice VF.Sold for: $373.75.
50678	Empire Dollar Year 3 (1911), KM-Y31, nice brilliant UNC, fully lustrous with a minimum of contact marks.Sold for: $747.50.
50679	Empire Dollar Year 3 (1911), KM-Y31, superb brilliant UNC, full frosty white mint bloom with attractive harvest gold patina emerging at the peripheries, one tiny patch of gray patination on the reverse edge at 3 o'clock. Interestingly, on this example the R of Dollar was originally punched as a P with the extra stroke added by hand.Not Sold.
50680	Empire Dollar Year 3 (1911), KM-Y31, MS64 NGC, a superb and fully original example with frosty white mint brilliance and exceptional surfaces. Sold for: $2,415.00.
50682	Chihli Dollar Year 29 (1903), KM-Y73.1, period after legend, choice UNC, extremely sharp details with full mint luster, very attractive example and uncommon in this select quality.Sold for: $4,887.50.
50683	Chihli Dollar Year 34 (1908), KM73.3, MS61 PCGS, full frosty white luster, some tiny surface marks, but a nice coin for this designation.Sold for: $977.50.
50684	Fengtien Dollar Year 24 (1898), KM-Y87, lightly toned AU, very sharp details with virtually full mint luster. One tiny rim nick at 12 o'clock on the reverse. Very scarce type and grade.Not Sold.
50685	Fukien 20 Cents Year 20 (1931), KM-Y389.3, AU55 NGC, attractively toned with sharp details, variety with six-pointed stars in the reverse legends, unpriced in the SCWC.Not Sold.
50686	Hunan 20 Cash Year 11 (1922), KM-Y403.1, MS61 Brown NGC, a well-struck piece with some gloss to the surfaces.Sold for: $230.00.
50687	Hupeh 10 Cash ND Mint Error, KM-Y120, AU50 PCGS, normal obverse with a brockage reverse struck 40% off-center. A most unusual and dramatic mint error!Sold for: $230.00.
50688	Hupeh Dollar ND (1909-11), KM-Y131, choice brilliant UNC, lightly toned and very attractive, tiny bit of superficial patination on the rim, possibly removable.Sold for: $2,185.00.
50689	Kiangnan Dollar CD1904 HAH-CH, KM-Y145a, nice lustrous UNC, lightly toned and somewhat softly struck. Variety with rosettes and dots. The HAH and CH letters appear to be repunched.Sold for: $517.50.
50690	Kiangnan Dollar CD1904 HAH-CH, KM-Y145a, choice brilliant UNC, well-struck details on the dragon and a particularly nice reverse with very few contact marks. Variety with rosettes and dots.Sold for: $1,265.00.
50691	Kiangnan Dollar CD1904 HAH-CH, KM145a, nice brilliant UNC with light champagne toning in the legends. Variety without dots.Not Sold.
50692	Kirin 50 Cents ND (1898), KM-Y182, choice toned AU, flashy luster, faint rosettes on the reverse. A very handsome example with deep blue-green and russet patina.Sold for: $488.75.
50693	Kweichow Auto Dollar Year 17 (1928), KM-Y428, bold VF+, lightly cleaned at one time, one minor rim bump at 5 o'clock on the obverse and a few tiny pecks in the reverse fields. Always popular type!Not Sold.
50694	Kweichow Auto Dollar Year 17 (1928), KM-Y428, choice VF+, lightly toned and very attractive, a problem-free example with no rim nicks or other blemishes.Not Sold.
50695	Yunnan Dollar ND (1908), KM-Y254, MS62 NGC, a nice lustrous example with light golden patina in the legends.Sold for: $3,680.00.
50696	Yunnan gold 5 Dollars (1919), KM-Y481, nice AU, lightly toned and fully original.Sold for: $1,495.00.
50697	Yunnan gold 5 Dollars (1919), KM-Y481, MS63 PCGS, a handsome example with full mint brilliance and light original toning. The obverse features General T'ang Chi-yao. Attractive mint state specimens of this type are highly elusive.Sold for: $3,737.50.
50698	Yunnan gold 10 Dollars (1919), KM-Y482.1, MS62 PCGS, variety without the 1 below the tassels. A choice, fully lustrous coin with strong eye appeal, and clearly a premium example for this grade. Very scarce in mint state.Sold for: $6,325.00.
50699	China - Assortment of Silver "Dollars," six pieces featuring: Kwangtung KM-Y203 XF-AU, Sinkiang KM-Y46.3 1949 VF-XF, Szechuan KM-Y456 VF+, Republic KM-Y345 Year 23 BU and Peoples' Republic 10 Yuan (2), 1989 KM-Y248 and 1994 KM-Y580, cameo Proofs. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $431.25.
50700	Republic Dollar ND (1912), KM-Y319, superb gem BU, full mint bloom with light golden patina and unusually blemish-free surfaces. One of the nicer coins of this Sun Yat-sen type that we have seen.Not Sold.
50701	Republic Dollar ND (1912), KM-Y320, nicely detailed XF, lightly cleaned long ago and now with attractive gray toning. The design features a bust of Li Yuan-hung and celebrates the founding of the Republic. Very scarce type and in demand.Not Sold.
50702	Republic Dollar Year 21 (1932), KM-Y344, nice brilliant UNC, lightly toned and fully original. Popular "birds over junk" type.Not Sold.
50703	Republic Dollar Year 21 (1932), KM-Y344, "Birds over Junk," MS63 NGC, an unusually choice example with light amber and gold patina over fully brilliant surfaces.Sold for: $1,610.00.
50704	Republic Three Coin Dollar Set, a very interesting set featuring KM344 Year 21 (1932), the "birds over junk" type and two examples of the revised design, KM345, years 22 and 23. All three coins are choice toned UNC and presented in a privately made box acquired on September 2, 1945, commemorating Victory Day. Very interesting and the first we have seen. Certainly of significant interest to collectors of China and military history.Sold for: $4,887.50.
50705	Republic Dollar Year 23 (1934), KM-Y345, MS65 NGC, a choice coin with beautiful original toning and exceptionally blemish-free surfaces, elusive in this quality.Sold for: $276.00.
50706	Republic 20 Cents 1936A, KM-Y350.1, Proof 64 NGC, a gem example! (The NGC holder incorrectly attributes this as 10 Cents Y349.1). Very rare as a Specimen strike.Sold for: $1,150.00.
50707	Taiwan Pattern Yuan Year 50 (1961), KM-PnB49, XF45 NGC, nickel-aluminum planchet, obverse similar to the regular type introduced in 1966. Very scarce.Sold for: $402.50.
50708	Taiwan gold 1000 Yuan Year 54 (1965), KM541, choice brilliant UNC, complete with the original numbered box of issue. Bust of Sun Yat-sen.Sold for: $460.00.
50709	Taiwan gold 2000 Yuan Year 54 (1965), KM-Y542, choice brilliant UNC, presented in the original numbered case of issue. Struck to commemorate the centennial of the birthday of Dr. Sun Yat-sen.Sold for: $747.50.
50710	Taiwan four-piece gold and silver Inauguration Proof set 2000, 7.97 g, 33.09 g, and 155.1 g gold, all with facing bust of President Chen Shui-Bian on the obverse and various reverse motifs with legend, CAMPAIGN 2000, also an 18.07 g silver piece with obverse portrait of Vice-President Lu Hsiu-Lien (Annette LU), The set is Gem cameo Proof in the original case. This is the first set of this type that we have seen and we feel certain that very few were struck.Sold for: $5,175.00.
50711	Peoples Republic gold Panda 1987, Sino-American Friendship, New Orleans 1987, Ultra Cameo Proof 68 NGC, one pure ounce of gold. The design features two riverboats. Apparently unlisted in Unusual World Coins and the first we've seen.Sold for: $862.50.
50712	Peoples Republic gold Panda 1988, Sino-American Friendship as preceding lot, Gem Proof in case with certificate.Sold for: $862.50.
50713	Peoples Republic, San Francisco International Coin Expo Commemorative gold Panda 1987, unlisted in KM and the first that we have seen, Gem UNC in the original case with certificate. Sold for: $862.50.
50714	People's Republic, 100 Yuan gold Panda 1987Y, KM128, MS68 NGC.Sold for: $862.50.
50715	People's Republic, Gold Year of the Horse, 100 Yuan, 1990, KM225, Choice Proof and housed in a wooden case with certificate of authenticity. Sold for: $920.00.
50716	People's Republic 20 ounce Silver 150 Yuan Dragon & Phoenix 1990, KM208, Gem Proof in the original mint sealed plastic and wooden case with certificate.Sold for: $3,450.00.
50717	People's Republic silver 20 ounce Peacock 150 Yuan 1993, KM355, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate, mintage of only 500 pieces. Krause incorrectly lists this as 12 ounce, but it is 20 ounces.Sold for: $2,760.00.
50718	People's Republic gold 100 Yuan Unicorn 1994, KM427, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $1,955.00.
50719	People's Republic, Gold Panda, 100 Yuan, 1995, KM790, Gem Proof in the original wooden case with certificate of authenticity. Sold for: $4,600.00.
50720	People's Republic, Gold Panda, 100 Yuan, 1995, KM790, Gem Proof in the original wooden case with certificate of authenticity. Sold for: $5,462.50.
50721	People's Republic Platinum Unicorn 50 Yuan 1995, KM739a, Gem Proof.Sold for: $1,610.00.
50722	People's Republic, Gold Unicorn, 100 Yuan, 1995, KM1062, Gem Proof with Toned Rim housed in a fancy case. Sold for: $1,840.00.
50723	People's Republic 5 ounce gold Unicorn 500 Yuan 1995, KM656, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate, a small mintage of only 99 pieces.Sold for: $11,500.00.
50724	People's Republic, Gold Panda, 100 Yuan, 1996, KM1013, Gem Proof.Sold for: $3,737.50.
50725	People's Republic, Gold Unicorn, 100 Yuan, 1996, KM956, Gem Proof.Sold for: $1,610.00.
50726	People's Republic Platinum Unicorn 100 Yuan 1996, KM956a, Gem Proof in the original case, mintage of only 500 pieces.Sold for: $2,990.00.
50727	People's Republic Platinum Unicorn 100 Yuan 1997, KM966, Gem Proof, mintage of only 500 pieces.Sold for: $4,312.50.
50728	People's Republic 5 ounce gold Unicorn 500 Yuan 1996, KM657, Gem Proof in the original sealed China mint plastic packaging, mintage of only 108 pieces.Not Sold.
50729	People's Republic Bi-metallic 500 Yuan Panda 1996, KM1020, 5 oz gold & 2 oz silver, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate, mintage of 199 piecesSold for: $23,000.00.
50730	People's Republic Platinum Unicorn 100 Yuan 1997, KM966, mintage of only 500 pieces.Sold for: $4,312.50.
50731	People's Republic silver 20 ounce Unicorn 150 Yuan 1995, KM699. Gem Proof and sealed in the original mint soft plastic packaging and housed in the fancy draw-string cloth bag.Sold for: $1,840.00.
50732	People's Republic silver kilo 200 Yuan Panda 1998, KM968, Gem ProofSold for: $1,840.00.
50733	People's Republic silver kilo 200 Yuan Panda 1999, KM971, Gem Proof and sealed in the original soft mint plastic packaging with certificate and draw-string cloth bag.Sold for: $1,955.00.
50734	People's Republic silver kilo 200 Yuan Panda 1999, KM971, Gem Proof and sealed in the original soft mint plastic packaging with certificate and draw-string cloth bag. Sold for: $2,300.00.
50735	People's Republic kilo Silver Panda 300 Yuan 2000, unlisted in Krause, Gem Proof and housed in the original wooden case with certificate. Sold for: $5,750.00.
50736	People's Republic Year of the Dragon rectangular gold 5 ounce, 500 Yuan 2000, KM1027, Gem Proof in the original mint sealed plastic and wooden case with certificate, mintage of 108 pieces.Sold for: $20,700.00.
50737	People's Republic silver kilo 300 Yuan 2002, Panda coinage 20th Anniversary, KM1116, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate. Two gold inserts with the original 1982 and 2002 Panda designs.Sold for: $3,220.00.
50738	People's Republic kilo Silver Panda 300 Yuan 2002, unlisted in Krause, Gem Proof. Housed in the original wooden case with certificate. Sold for: $1,265.00.
50739	People's Republic Silver Panda Four Coin Set 1991, 10 Yuan (1 oz), KM308.2, 10 Yuan (2 oz), KM314, 50 Yuan (5 oz), 373 and 100 Yuan (12 oz), KM375, all Gem Proof. Housed in the original wooden case with certificates.Sold for: $1,495.00.
50740	People's Republic Silver Panda Four Coin Set 1991, 10 Yuan (1 oz), KM308.2, 10 Yuan (2 oz), KM314, 50 Yuan (5 oz), 373 and 100 Yuan (12 oz), KM375, all Gem Proof. Housed in the original wooden case with certificates. Sold for: $1,495.00.
50741	People's Republic Silver Panda Four Coin Set 1991, 10 Yuan (1 oz), KM308.2, 10 Yuan (2 oz), KM314, 50 Yuan (5 oz), 373 and 100 Yuan (12 oz), KM375, all Gem Proof. Housed in the original wooden case with certificates. Sold for: $1,495.00.
50742	People's Republic Silver Panda Four Coin Set 1991, 10 Yuan (1 oz), KM308.2, 10 Yuan (2 oz), KM314, 50 Yuan (5 oz), 373 and 100 Yuan (12 oz), KM375, all Gem Proof. Housed in the original wooden case with certificates. Sold for: $1,150.00.
50743	People's Republic kilo gold 3,000 Yuan 2000, unlisted in KM, Gem Proof in the original wooden case with certificate, mintage of only 68 pieces. Number 8 of the 68, on the certificate and stamped on the edge of the coin.Sold for: $51,750.00.
50744	People's Republic kilo gold 10,000 Yuan 2001, KM1138, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate. Krause has this piece listed as a 10 ounce gold coin. The mintage is listed as 68 pieces.Sold for: $40,250.00.
50745	People's Republic Gold Panda Five Piece Proof Set 1986, 5 Yuan, KM101, 10 Yuan, KM102, 25 Yuan, KM103, 50 Yuan, KM104 and 100 Yuan, KM105, all Gem Proof, housed in the original wooden case with certificate. Sold for: $1,495.00.
50746	People's Republic Gold Panda Five Piece Proof Set 1987, 5 Yuan, KM124, 10 Yuan, KM125, 25 Yuan, KM126, 50 Yuan, KM127 and 100 Yuan, KM128, all Gem Proof, housed in the original wooden case with certificate. Sold for: $1,495.00.
50747	People's Republic Gold Panda Five Piece Proof Set 1988, 5 Yuan, KM152, 10 Yuan, KM153, 25 Yuan, KM154, 50 Yuan, KM155 and 100 Yuan, KM156, all Gem Proof, housed in the original wooden case with certificate. Sold for: $1,610.00.
50748	People's Republic Gold Panda Five Piece Proof Set 1989, 5 Yuan, unlisted in Krause, 10 Yuan, KM188, 25 Yuan, KM189, 50 Yuan, KM190 and 100 Yuan, KM191, all Gem Proof in the original wooden case with fancy outer box and certificate. Sold for: $1,610.00.
50749	People's Republic Gold Panda Five Piece Proof Set 1990, 5 Yuan, KM238, 10 Yuan, KM239, 25 Yuan, KM240, 50 Yuan, KM241 and 100 Yuan, KM242, all Gem Proof, housed in the original wooden case with certificate.Sold for: $1,725.00.
50750	People's Republic Gold Panda Five Piece Proof Set 1991, 5 Yuan, KM309, 10 Yuan, KM310, 25 Yuan, KM311, 50 Yuan, KM312 and 100 Yuan, KM313, all Gem Proof, housed in the original wooden case and fancy outer box with certificate. Sold for: $1,610.00.
50751	People's Republic Gold Panda Five Piece Proof Set 1992, 5 Yuan, KM341, 10 Yuan, KM342, 25 Yuan, KM343, 50 Yuan, KM344 and 100 Yuan, KM345, all Gem Proof in the original wooden case with fancy outer box and certificate of authenticity.Sold for: $3,737.50.
50752	People's Republic Panda Four Piece gold and silver Proof Set 1991, Gold 5 Yuan, 309, Silver 10 Yuan, KM308.2, Gold 10 Yuan, KM310, and Gold 25 Yuan, KM311, all Gem Proof. Housed in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $460.00.
50753	People's Republic Panda Four Piece gold and silver Proof Set 1991, Gold 5 Yuan, 309, Silver 10 Yuan, KM308.2, Gold 10 Yuan, KM310, and Gold 25 Yuan, KM311, all Gem Proof. Housed in the original case with certificate. Sold for: $488.75.
50754	People's Republic Bimetallic Panda Proof 500 Yuan 1995, KM793, Gem Proof and housed in the original case with certificate. Mintage of only 103 pieces.Sold for: $24,150.00.
50755	People's Republic Bi-metallic Panda Three Coin Set 1996, 10 Yuan, KM851, 25 Yuan, 852 and 50 Yuan, KM853, all Gem Proof.Sold for: $2,185.00.
50756	People's Republic Bi-metallic 4-piece gold-silver Panda Lunar Prestige Set 2005, 50, 100, 200, & 500 Yuan, all Gem Proof in the original wooden case of issue with certificate. Sold for: $1,495.00.
50757	People's Republic Bi-metallic 4-piece gold and silver Panda Lunar Prestige Set 2006, 50, 100, 200, & 500 Yuan, all Gem Proof in the original wooden case of issue with certificate. Sold for: $1,495.00.
50758	People's Republic Prestige Panda Three Piece Proof Set 1994, silver 10 Yuan, KM437, gold 25 Yuan, KM433, and bimetallic 25 Yuan, KM544, all Gem Proof. The coins are housed in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $920.00.
50759	People's Republic Prestige Panda Three Piece Proof Set 1994, silver 10 Yuan, KM437, gold 25 Yuan, KM433, and bimetallic 25 Yuan, KM544, all Gem Proof. The coins are housed in the original case with certificate. Sold for: $862.50.
50760	People's Republic Prestige Panda Three Piece Proof Set 1994, silver 10 Yuan, KM437, gold 25 Yuan, KM433, and bimetallic 25 Yuan, KM544, all Gem Proof. The coins are housed in the original case with certificate. Sold for: $862.50.
50761	People's Republic Prestige Panda Three Piece Proof Set 1994, all Gem Proof, including Silver 10 Yuan, KM437, Gold 25 Yuan, KM433, and Bimetallic 25 Yuan, KM544, housed in case of issue with certificateSold for: $862.50.
50762	People's Republic Prestige Panda Three Piece Proof Set 1994, all Gem Proof, including Silver 10 Yuan, KM437, Gold 25 Yuan, KM433, and Bimetallic 25 Yuan, KM544, housed in case of issue with certificate Sold for: $805.00.
50764	People's Republic Dragon Two Piece Proof Set 1990, 20 Yuan, KM207, Toned Proof and gold 200 Yuan, KM209, Very Choice Proof. The coins are housed in a fancy wooden case that is cracked at a seam but easily repairable. Sold for: $3,450.00.
50765	People's Republic Peacock Two Piece Proof Set 1993, including silver 10 Yuan, KM352, and gold 100 Yuan, KM354, both Gem Proof, in the original case of issue. Sold for: $1,610.00.
50766	People's Republic Unicorn Proof Four Piece Set 1994, Gold 5 Yuan, KM419, Silver 10 Yuan, KM420, Gold 10 Yuan, KM421, and Gold 25 Yuan, KM423, all are Gem Proof. The coins are housed in the original case with certificate. Sold for: $373.75.
50767	People's Republic Silver Unicorn Three Piece Set 1994, 10 Yuan, KM420, 50 Yuan, KM424 and 100 Yuan, KM426, all Gem Proof in the original case with certificate. Not Sold.
50768	People's Republic Unicorn Proof Five Piece Collection 1995, Gold 5 Yuan, KM631, Gold 10 Yuan, KM737, Bimetallic 25 Yuan, KM687, Gold 25 Yuan, KM738 and Gold 50 Yuan, KM739, all Gem Proof. Housed in the original case with certificates.Sold for: $1,725.00.
50769	People's Republic Unicorn Proof Four Piece Set 1996, KMPS63, including Gold 5 Yuan, KM740, Gem Proof, Silver 10 Yuan, KM741, Toned Proof, Gold 10 Yuan, KM742, Spotted Proof and Gold 25 Yuan, KM743, Gem Proof. The coins are housed in the original case which also contains certificates and an inside painted snuff bottle.Sold for: $345.00.
50770	People's Republic Unicorn Three Piece Proof Set 1996, including Platinum 25 Yuan, KM955, Silver 50 Yuan, KM1038, and Gold 50 Yuan, KM1091, all are Gem Proof. The coins are housed the original case with certificates.Not Sold.
50771	People's Republic 12-piece Colossal Unicorn Proof Set 1994 including: Gold 5 Yuan, KM419, (2) Silver 10 Yuan, KM420, Gold 10 Yuan, KM421, Bi-metallic 25 Yuan, KM422, Gold 25 Yuan, KM423, Silver 50 Yuan, KM424, Gold 50 Yuan, KM425, Silver 100 Yuan, KM426, Gold 100 Yuan, KM427, Silver 150 Yuan, KM428, and Gold 500 Yuan, KM429, all Choice Proof, a few with minor spots. Housed in the original case of issue with certificate.Sold for: $17,250.00.
50772	People's Republic 12-piece Colossal Unicorn Proof Set 1995 including: Gold 5 Yuan, KM736, Silver 10 Yuan, KM683, Gold 10 Yuan, KM737, Bimetallic 25 Yuan, KM687, Gold 25 Yuan, KM738, Silver 50 Yuan, KM688, Gold 50 Yuan, KM739, Platinum 50 Yuan, KM739a, Silver 100 Yuan, KM698, Gold 100 Yuan, KM1062, Silver 150 Yuan, KM699, and Gold 500 Yuan, KM656, all are Choice Proof, a few with light toning. Housed in the original case with certificate. Sold for: $17,250.00.
50773	People's Republic Unicorn Colossal 14-piece Unicorn Proof Set Collection 1996 including: Silver 5 Yuan, KM883, (2) Gold 5 Yuan, KM740, Platinum 5 Yuan, unlisted in Krause, Silver 10 Yuan, KM741, Gold 10 Yuan, KM742, Gold 25 Yuan, KM743, Platinum 25 Yuan, KM955, Silver 50 Yuan, KM1038, Gold 50 Yuan, KM1091, Gold 100 Yuan, KM956, Platinum 100 Yuan, KM956a, Silver 150 Yuan, KM884, and Gold 500 Yuan, KM657. The coins are housed in a glass lidded wooden case with certificates Sold for: $19,550.00.
50774	People's Republic Coins of Invention and Discoveries Gold Proof Five Piece Set 1996, including 50 Yuan Three Musicians, unlisted but similar to KM871, 50 Yuan Suspension Bridge, unlisted but similar to KM872, 50 Yuan Astronomical Cloak, unlisted but similar to KM873, 50 Yuan Sailing Ship, unlisted but similar to KM874 and 50 Yuan Horse Cart, unlisted but similar to KM875. Housed in the original case with certificates. The case also contains a music box that plays a version of "Unchained Melody."Sold for: $3,737.50.
50775	People's Republic, Coins of Inventions and Discoveries Silver Proof Five Piece Set, 1996, 5 Yuan Three Musicians, KM871, 5 Yuan Suspension Bridge, KM872, 5 Yuan Astronomical Cloak, KM873, 5 Yuan Sailing Ship, KM874, and 5 Yuan Horse Cart, KM875, all Gem Proof. The coins are housed in a fitted case with certificates of authenticity. The case also contains a music box that plays a version of "Unchained Melody."Sold for: $172.50.
50776	People's Republic, Gold Unicorn, 100 Yuan, 1996, KM956, Gem Proof and housed in a fancy case.Sold for: $1,610.00.
50777	People's Republic 25th Anniversary set of Proof 15 Yuan gold Pandas 2007, 25 pieces total, each 1/25 oz. gold, each piece bears the obverse style of a different date gold Panda from 1982 through 2007, all of the reverse are the Temple of Heaven, all dated 2007, all Gem Proof in a beautiful custom wooden case with certificate.Sold for: $1,495.00.
Colombia
50778	Carlos II gold cob 2 Escudos ND (1667-93) NR, KM14, crude VF with a bold N to the left of the shield and II to the right. Quite decent despite an old mount mark on the rim. 6.42 grams.Not Sold.
50779	Felipe V gold cob 2 Escudos ND, KM17, crude F-VF, edge folded and lightweight at 5.27 grams. Most of the shield and reverse cross details are clear. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $299.00.
50780	Felipe V gold cob 2 Escudos ND, KM17, VF-XF, no readable details but an attractive example of the basic type. 6.30 grams.Sold for: $690.00.
50781	Felipe V gold cob 2 Escudos ND (1717-46), KM17, nice VF-XF, full weight at 6.62 grams, reasonably well-centered but with no critical details readable. The ARV on the reverse is legible.Sold for: $1,380.00.
50782	Felipe V gold cob 2 Escudos 1729-NR, KM17.2, bold XF with luster in the recessed devices, clear F to the left of the shield and the lower half of the digits 7 2 9 are readable on the reverse. Ex-Lasser Collection. Very rare and desirable with readable date. 6.74 grams.Sold for: $2,012.50.
50783	Carlos III gold Escudo 1769/7-J Popayan, KM35, VF35 ICG, a nice evenly worn example of this scarce type with an extremely bold overdate.Sold for: $460.00.
50784	Carlos IIII gold Escudo 1795-JF Popayan, KM56.2, AU58 PCGS Norweb Collection, a choice example with glittering mint brilliance and great eye appeal. Scarce type in this desirable grade.Sold for: $575.00.
50785	Carlos IIII gold 4 Escudos 1801-JF Popayan, KM61.2, choice XF-AU, glittering mint luster and a strong strike with no adjustment marks or other noticeable flaws. This denomination was only struck in Popayan in 1801 during the reign of Carlos IIII making it a very elusive type and one which we have never previously offered.Sold for: $2,760.00.
50786	Carlos IIII gold 8 Escudos 1798-JJ Nuevo Reino, KM62.1, lustrous AU, surfaces a bit scruffy with some noticeable marks in the obverse fields and on the reverse at 9 o'clock. No real circulation wear evident, and the details are very bold.Sold for: $1,150.00.
50787	Carlos IIII gold 8 Escudos 1802-JJ NR, KM62.1, XF with some luster but with numerous small surface marks on both sides and a flan lamination in the reverse shield.Sold for: $1,265.00.
50788	Carlos IIII gold 8 Escudos 1803-JF Popayan, KM62.2, nice XF, lightly toned with some original luster and good eye appeal.Sold for: $977.50.
50789	Carlos IIII gold 8 Escudos 1804/3-JJ Nuevo Reino, KM62.1, lightly toned XF, some tiny surface marks, well-struck with no adjustment marks and the overdate is very easy to see.Sold for: $1,610.00.
50790	Carlos IIII gold 8 Escudos 1807-JF Popayan, KM62.2, nice nearly XF, lightly toned with strong design features, large test mark on the reverse rim at 5 o'clock (not visible from the obverse.)Sold for: $1,265.00.
50791	Ferdinand VII gold 8 Escudos 1818-FM Popayan, KM66.2, toned VF-XF, well-struck with no flan flaws or adjustment marks.Sold for: $1,380.00.
50792	Republica de Colombia gold Escudo 1823-FM Popayan, KM81.2, AU53 PCGS, a nice lustrous example of this first date of the Republic gold series.Sold for: $230.00.
50793	Republica de Colombia gold Escudo 1824-FM Popayan, KM81.2, AU50 ICG, nice bold strike, planchet lamination on the reverse.Sold for: $126.50.
50794	Nueva Granada 10 Reales 1848, KM107, XF45 NGC, an attractive example of this crown-sized issue with light toning and well-defined design details.Sold for: $299.00.
50795	Nueva Granada gold 16 Pesos 1839-RS Bogota, KM94.1, MS61 NGC, a lightly toned and fully original coin with a decent strike and no obvious flaws. Sold for: $1,092.50.
50797	Granadine Confederation gold 10 Pesos 1859/8/7 Popayan, KM129.2, toned VF with numerous small surface marks but with some luster in the recessed legends. The overdate shows remnants of an 8 in the upper loop of the 9 and tiny portions of the underlying 7 at the upper right and lower left of the 9.Sold for: $402.50.
50798	Estados Unidos 50 Centavos 1874 Bogota, KM172.2, ex: Whittier Collection, AU58 NGC, lightly toned with considerable original mint luster, one-year type with "50" in numerals.Sold for: $230.00.
50799	Estados Unidos 5 Decimos 1884/3 Medellin, KM161.1, MS61 NGC Whittier Collection, a choice example which is much nicer than designated, a soft central strike apparently influencing NGC's grade. Fully lustrous and completely original with subtle champagne toning emerging in the legends. Easily the finest known of this rare overdate. BC32.Sold for: $253.00.
50800	Estados Unidos 5 Decimos 1886/4 Medellin, KM161.2a, AU55 NGC Whittier Collection, an attractive and fully original example with light patina. 500 Fineness, rare quality. BC36a.Sold for: $253.00.
50801	Republic Pattern 10 Centavos 1900, KM-Pn77, Proof 62 NGC, lightly toned, copper-nickel, reverse without quatrefoil, very scarce.Sold for: $460.00.
50802	Republic Pattern 10 Centavos 1900, KM-Pn79, MS62 NGC, lightly toned, small dull area on the bust, copper-nickel, reverse with quatrefoil below the 10.Sold for: $322.00.
50803	Estados Unidos gold 10 Pesos 1876/5 Medellin, KM141.4, lustrous VF-XF, crudely produced but quite attractive, a nice original coin. The date numerals on this type are quite small, but the 6/5 overdate is very apparent and the 7 appears to be re-punched as well.Sold for: $690.00.
50804	Republic gold Peso - Type Trio, KM146.2 1864M, very rare type with obverse legend as COLOMBIA only, sharp AU but with a large solder mark on the reverse, probably worn as a button, and KM157.1 1872 Medellin, VF-XF fuzzy strike and nice toned XF. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $373.75.
50805	Republic gold 5 Pesos 1929, KM204, MS66 NGC, a superb example with brilliant mint luster and exceptional surfaces - worth a premium!Sold for: $373.75.
50806	Republic gold 300 Pesos 1968, KM233, choice cameo Proof, Pope Paul VI, International Eucharist Conference.Sold for: $253.00.
50807	Republic gold Proof Set 1968, the 5 coin set struck to mark the International Eucharist Conference and featuring Pope Paul VI, featuring: KM231-235, the 100, 200, 300, 500 and 1500 Pesos, all in choice cameo Proof. 3.235 ounces of gold.Sold for: $2,300.00.
50808	Republic gold 300 Pesos 1971, KM250, choice cameo Proof, 6th Pan-American Games.Sold for: $253.00.
50809	Republic gold 1500 Pesos 1973, KM255, choice cameo Proof, 50th anniversary of the Gold Museum of the Central Bank.Sold for: $414.00.
50810	Republic gold 1500 & 2000 Pesos 1973, KM256 and 257, both choice Proof, struck to honor the 100th anniversary of the birthday of Guillermo Valencia.Sold for: $488.75.
50811	Republic gold 2000 Pesos 1975, KM261, choice cameo Proof, City of Santa Marta, 450th anniversary.Sold for: $195.50.
50812	Republic gold 15000 Pesos 1980, KM276, choice cameo Proof, 150th anniversary of the death of Antonio Jose De Sucre.Sold for: $690.00.
50813	Republic gold 15000 Pesos 1980, KM278, choice cameo Proof, 150th anniversary of the death of Jose Maria Cordova.Sold for: $431.25.
50814	Republic gold 30000 Pesos 1980, KM269, choice cameo Proof, death of Bolivar, rare with a total mintage of 500.Sold for: $1,150.00.
Cook Islands
50815	Henry VIII and his wives 2006 7-piece set , gold Proof 50 Dollars 2006, 1.00 oz AGW, plus six gold-plated bronze tokens each bearing the likeness of one of Henry's six wives. In a custom wooden case with certificate. Sold for: $805.00.
Costa Rica
50816	Central American Republic gold 1/2 Escudo - Pair, KM13.1 1848CR-JB, nearly XF with some original mint luster, very lite scratches on the tree, scarce grade, and the same basic type and date counterstamped from 1849-1857 with the lion countermark, KM80, VF. Sold for: $431.25.
50817	Republic Pattern 1/4 Peso 1850-JB, Guttag 1466, Specimen 63 PCGS, white metal pattern for the regular issue, KM103. Unlisted in the SCWC, but similar to KM-Pn1 (1/2 Peso.) Superb mirror surfaces and extremely attractive. Many white metal patterns from this era suffer from oxidation, but this coin is pristine.Sold for: $1,955.00.
50818	Republic Pattern Onza 1850-JB, KM-Pn3, Specimen 62 PCGS, white metal (tin) pattern for an unissued gold ounce. Prooflike surfaces with just a hint of light patination. Very rare type.Sold for: $7,475.00.
50819	Republic gold 5 Pesos 1867-GW, KM114, nice VF+, an attractive example with no noticeable flaws.Sold for: $218.50.
50820	Republic gold 10 Pesos 1870-GW, KM115, choice XF-AU, sparkling mint luster and a very nice strike. The surfaces display a rich golden tone and the luster in the recessed devices is somewhat reflective. A choice example of this scarce type which should appeal to the quality conscious collector.Sold for: $1,380.00.
50821	Republic 10 Centavos 1887-GW, KM126, MS66 NGC, superb gem brilliant UNC covered in lovely pale iridescent toning. Possibly the finest extant, and if not, very high in the condition census. At least 100 times rarer than its USA counterpart, an 1887 Seated Liberty Dime in similar condition, and without a doubt a "wonder coin" for the Latin American specialist or anyone who appreciates the best.Sold for: $460.00.
50822	Republic 25 Centavos 1893 Heaton, KM130, MS65 NGC, a fully lustrous and well-struck frosty white Gem with just a hint of golden tone, rare this nice. KM comically continues to list this at $13.50 in UNC. Our consignor paid $25 in 1967 and never found another example of equal quality. Sold for: $276.00.
50823	Republic gold Type Trio, KM139 2 Colones 1900, XF, tiny rim bruise, KM142 5 Colones 1900, lustrous XF-AU, and KM140 10 Colones 1899, lustrous XF-AU. All three types feature the bust of Christopher Colombus.Sold for: $299.00.
50824	Republic gold 2 Colones Date Run, KM139, a nice selection of these tiny coins featuring: 1900 (2), fully lustrous AU-UNC and UNC, 1922 UNC, 1926 AU and 1928 UNC. Sold as is, no return lot.Not Sold.
50825	Republic Gold & Silver Quartet, KM140 gold 10 Colones 1897, lustrous AU, few tiny scratches and light surface marks, scarce first date of the issue, and KM159 1923 counterstamped 50 Centimos on KM130 25 Centavos (3): host coins dated 1889, 1892 and 1893 Heaton Mint. The host coins are all AU-UNC and the counterstamps are choice BU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $253.00.
50826	Republic gold 20 Colones 1899, KM141, fully lustrous AU, very attractive, faint hairlines above the date where a tiny bit of carbon resides above the 8.Sold for: $460.00.
50827	Republic gold 100 Colones 1970, KM196, choice cameo Proof, the reverse features a vulture pendant in the style of the Chibcha Indians.Sold for: $460.00.
50828	Modern Gold & Silver Types, KM218 1500 Colones 1983, nice Proof, rare type with only 272 minted, and KM206 silver 100 Colones 1979 (3), all choice BU, struck to mark the International Year of the Child and featuring three baby birds in a nest. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $632.50.
Crete
50829	Prince George 2 Drachmai 1901, KM8, lustrous XF-AU, surface marks on the obverse including a scratch in the right obverse field. Rare and desirable type in this quality.Sold for: $575.00.
Cuba
50830	Souvenir Peso 1897, KM-XM3, MS62 NGC, closely spaced date, deeply toned and fully original.Not Sold.
50831	Republic Centavo 1915, KM9.1, MS65 NGC, brilliant UNC Gem with attractive light tone.Not Sold.
50832	Republic 5 Centavos 1915, KM11.1, Proof 66 NGC, a gorgeous example with frosted devices and highly reflective surfaces. Only 150 pieces were struck in Proof and most survivors are now impaired. Very rare in this lofty designation.Sold for: $2,185.00.
50833	Republic 10 Centavos 1915, KMA12, MS65 NGC, Gem brilliant UNC, a charming little beauty with delicate light toning. Rare in this top condition.Not Sold.
50834	Republic 40 Centavos 1915, KM14, lustrous AU-UNC, very scarce grade for this denomination.Sold for: $138.00.
50835	Republic 40 Centavos 1915, KM14, nice UNC, fully lustrous and original with light golden patina. Sold for: $230.00.
50836	Republic 40 Centavos 1920, KM14, fully lustrous AU-UNC, weak key and palm tree suggesting the high relief variety.Sold for: $172.50.
50837	Early Republic Silver Trio, KM13.2 20 Centavos 1920, fully lustrous UNC, very scarce in this grade, KM14.1 40 Centavos 1915, appears to be high relief star, cleaned XF but with some original luster, and KM14.3 40 Centavos 1916, toned nearly XF, some minor surface marks, but an original coin and decidedly scarce in this quality. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $92.00.
50838	Republic Star Peso 1934, KM15.2, MS64 ANACS, full frosty white mint brilliance and exceptionally nice surfaces. Very scarce in this select grade.Sold for: $299.00.
50839	Republic gold Peso 1915, KM16, choice brilliant UNC, a superb little coin with virtually perfect surfaces and excellent eye appeal. Very scarce this nice.Sold for: $488.75.
50840	Republic gold Peso 1915, KM16, MS64 PCGS, a superb little coin with sharp features and intense luster.Sold for: $575.00.
50841	Republic gold Peso 1916, KM16, choice AU-UNC, fully lustrous, slightly scarcer date.Sold for: $276.00.
50842	Republic gold Peso 1916, KM16, nice lustrous UNC, very attractive and scarce in mint state.Sold for: $299.00.
50843	Republic gold Peso 1916, KM16, Proof 63 PCGS, a superb coin with mirror surfaces and excellent eye appeal. The obverse fields display some faint handling while the reverse is virtually perfect. Very rare as a Proof with only 100 pieces struck.Sold for: $3,450.00.
50844	Republic gold Peso 1916, KM16, Proof 63 Ultra Cameo NGC, glowing mirror surfaces and a nicely frosted bust. Rare as a Proof and even more elusive in this select state of preservation.Sold for: $3,680.00.
50845	Republic gold 2 Pesos 1915, KM17, choice brilliant UNC, exceptionally attractive with full mint bloom.Sold for: $402.50.
50846	Republic gold 2 Pesos Pair, KM17 1915, AU-UNC, fully lustrous and very attractive, very scarce date in this quality, and 1916, nice AU.Sold for: $253.00.
50847	Republic gold 2 Pesos 1916, KM17, AU58 NGC, lightly toned.Sold for: $126.50.
50848	Republic gold 2 Pesos 1916, KM17, AU58 PCGS, nice red-orange patina, few tiny surface marks.Sold for: $149.50.
50849	Republic gold 2 Pesos 1916, KM17, MS62 ANACS, full original luster, just a few tiny contact marks.Sold for: $172.50.
50850	Republic gold 2 Pesos 1916, KM17, MS62 NGC.Sold for: $149.50.
50851	Republic gold 2 Pesos 1916, KM17, MS62 NGC, a nice lustrous coin.Sold for: $138.00.
50852	Republic gold 2 Pesos 1916, KM17, fully lustrous UNC, lightly toned and quite attractive.Sold for: $276.00.
50853	Republic gold 2 Pesos 1916, KM17, choice brilliant UNC, fully lustrous with superior fields.Sold for: $172.50.
50854	Republic gold 2 Pesos 1916, KM17, MS63 NGC, a pretty coin with full mint luster.Sold for: $172.50.
50855	Republic gold 2 Pesos 1916, KM17, MS63 NGC, lightly toned and original.Sold for: $138.00.
50856	Republic gold 2 Pesos 1916, KM17, MS63 NGC, light original toning.Sold for: $161.00.
50857	Republic gold 2 Pesos 1916, KM17, MS63 NGC, bright and fully lustrous.Sold for: $149.50.
50858	Republic gold 2 Pesos 1916, KM17, MS63 NGC, sharp features, nice original surfaces with light toning.Sold for: $218.50.
50859	Republic gold 2 Pesos 1916, KM17, MS63 PCGS, soft original patina.Sold for: $138.00.
50860	Republic gold 2 Pesos 1916, KM17, MS63 PCGS, aged rose-gold patina.Sold for: $138.00.
50861	Republic gold 4 Pesos 1915, KM18, fully brilliant UNC, extremely bright and attractive, two large contact marks on the neck detract, but this is still a premium example of this very scarce date.Sold for: $1,380.00.
50862	Republic gold 4 Pesos 1915, KM18, Proof 58 NGC, reflective luster in the recessed legends with small contact marks in the exposed fields. Very rare as a Proof with only 100 minted, and the first we have offered in many years.Sold for: $2,530.00.
50863	Republic gold 4 Pesos 1916, KM18, AU-UNC, a nice example with virtually full mint brilliance.Sold for: $230.00.
50864	Republic gold 4 Pesos 1916, KM18, MS63 ANACS, fully lustrous with minimal contact marks. Scarce grade.Sold for: $460.00.
50865	Republic gold 4 Pesos 1916, KM18, MS63 ANACS, lightly toned and fully original, unusually choice for this type and designation.Sold for: $632.50.
50866	Republic gold 4 Pesos 1916 - Trio, KM18, three examples of this scarce denomination, all lustrous XF. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $517.50.
50867	Republic gold 5 Pesos 1915, KM19, MS63 ANACS, full original luster, few tiny obverse contact marks.Sold for: $230.00.
50868	Republic gold 5 Pesos 1915, KM19, MS63 NGC, fully lustrous and attractive.Sold for: $218.50.
50869	Republic gold 5 Pesos 1915, KM19, MS63 ANACS, intense luster, very appealing for this grade.Sold for: $230.00.
50870	Republic gold 5 Pesos 1915, KM19, Proof 65 NGC, an absolute jewel of a coin with gleaming mirror surfaces and a nice cameo effect on the raised details. We feel this coin was graded conservatively, and expect it to create plenty of competition before the hammer falls. We sold the Proof 66 PCGS Pittman example in our September 2006 auction for $12,650 including buyer's fee.Sold for: $13,800.00.
50871	Republic gold 5 Pesos 1916, KM19, choice AU-UNC, highly lustrous and very close to mint state.Sold for: $184.00.
50872	Republic gold 5 Pesos - Two Dates, KM19 1915, lustrous AU and 1916, fully lustrous AU-UNC, nice examples.Sold for: $373.75.
50873	Republic gold 5 Pesos 1916, KM19, MS61 ANACS, fully lustrous with just the slightest rub on the cheek.Sold for: $218.50.
50874	Republic gold 5 Pesos 1916, KM19, MS61 ANACS, lightly toned.Sold for: $207.00.
50875	Republic gold 5 Pesos 1916, KM19, MS62 NGC, small marks in the obverse fields.Sold for: $253.00.
50876	Republic gold 5 Pesos 1916, KM19, MS63 ANACS, a nice example with minimal contact marks.Sold for: $276.00.
50877	Republic gold 10 Pesos 1916, KM20, lustrous XF-AU, but the surfaces appear to have been lightly cleaned and display numerous small contact marks. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $373.75.
50878	Republic gold 10 Pesos 1916, KM20, choice AU-UNC, full original luster.Sold for: $373.75.
50879	Republic gold 10 Pesos 1916, KM20, UNC, fully lustrous with a particularly blemish-free reverse.Sold for: $402.50.
50880	Republic gold 10 Pesos 1916, KM20, MS61 ANACS, highly lustrous, some noticeable bagmarks.Sold for: $373.75.
50881	Republic gold 10 Pesos 1916, KM20, MS61 NGC, a lustrous piece with some tiny contact marks.Sold for: $373.75.
50882	Republic gold 20 Pesos 1915, KM21, lustrous AU-UNC, quite attractive despite an old time cleaning which has left noticeable hairlines. The surfaces and rims are unusually blemish-free.Sold for: $977.50.
50883	Republic gold 20 Pesos 1915, KM21, brilliant UNC, heavy bagmarks in the obverse fields and a few tiny rim marks.Sold for: $1,265.00.
50884	Republic gold 20 Pesos 1915, KM21, AU-UNC, fully lustrous and original, typical small contact marks in the exposed fields, especially on the obverse.Sold for: $1,150.00.
50885	Republic gold 20 Pesos 1915, KM21, brilliant UNC, light scattering of contact marks, but a nice mint state coin with full glittering mint luster.Sold for: $1,725.00.
50886	Republic gold Type Set, the complete set of six gold denominations featuring: Peso 1915, choice UNC, virtually flawless surfaces, 2 Pesos 1916 AU, 4 Pesos 1916 XF, 5 Pesos 1916 XF-AU, 10 Pesos 1916 XF-AU and 20 Pesos 1915, lustrous AU, typical small surface marks. Presented in a custom black lucite holder. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $1,552.50.
50887	Republic gold Denomination Set, a complete set of the six types presented in individual custom plastic holders: Peso 1916 nice UNC, 2 Pesos 1916 toned AU, 4 Pesos 1916 toned XF-AU, 5 Pesos 1916 AU, 10 Pesos 1916 AU and 20 Pesos 1915 AU with some noticeable contact marks on the obverse. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $1,725.00.
50888	Republic gold Type Set, the six gold denominations including: 1 Peso 1916, KM16, XF details, polished and probably ex-jewelry with a mount mark at 6 o'clock, 2 Pesos 1916, KM17, XF-AU, 4 Pesos 1916, KM18, cleaned XF with a dig on the reverse at 6 o'clock, 5 Pesos 1916, KM19, AU, 10 Pesos 1916, KM20, Choice AU and 20 Pesos 1915, KM21, AU with numerous small contact marks. Sold as is, no return lot. Sold for: $1,495.00.
50889	Republic ABC Peso 1935, KM22, MS62 ANACS, full frosty white luster with emerging toning, a premium coin for this designation with good eye appeal.Sold for: $161.00.
50890	Republic ABC Peso 1936, KM22, MS63 ANACS, lightly toned with unusually few bagmarks.Sold for: $276.00.
50891	Republic ABC Peso 1937, KM22, AU50 NGC, light gray toning, tiny marks on the bust of Libertad, rare date.Not Sold.
50892	Republic ABC Peso 1937, KM22, AU58 NGC, light toning over lustrous surfaces, few tiny contact marks, rare date.Sold for: $1,035.00.
50893	Republic ABC Peso 1938, KM22, nice UNC, fully lustrous with light original toning and exceptionally clean surfaces.Sold for: $230.00.
50894	Republic ABC Peso 1938, KM22, MS63 NGC, fully lustrous and very appealing.Sold for: $230.00.
50895	Republic ABC Peso 1939, KM22, fully lustrous UNC, a superior example with very few surface marks and good eye appeal.Sold for: $230.00.
50896	Republic Cuban Red Cross Medal, Merit Medal of the Order in gilt silver and enamel, 30 mm with ribbon ring, issued circa 1920-1930. Obverse: a field medical station with a nurse and attendant giving aid. Made by the primary maker of Cuban orders and medals, Vilardebo & Riera (stamped on the otherwise blank reverse.) Nice VF-XF, no ribbon, believed to be very rare with only 2-3 examples noted in over 20 years by the consignor and the first with intact enameling.Not Sold.
50897	Early Republic & Modern Silver Mixture, KM15 Star Peso 1915 F-VF and 1916 toned VF, small marks on the star, KM22 ABC Peso 1939, lustrous AU-UNC, KM29 Marti Peso 1953 (2), AU and choice BU, KM48 and 51, 5 & 10 Pesos 1980 Moscow Olympics BU, KM40 20 Pesos 1977 cameo Proof, KM71 5 Pesos 1981 Nina (3), two BU and one Proof, KM72 5 Pesos 1981 Pinta (3), two BU and one Proof, and KM73 5 Pesos 1981 Santa Maria (3), two BU and one Proof. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $195.50.
Cyprus
50898	Victoria 1/4 Piastre 1887, KM1, MS65 RED NGC, fully lustrous and very attractive, Cyprus bronze coins from this era in full red are highly elusive!Not Sold.
50899	Victoria 1/2 Piastre 1887, KM2, MS64 RED Prooflike NGC, reflective surfaces with blazing red-orange mint bloom.Sold for: $1,035.00.
50900	Victoria Piastre 1879, KM3, AU55 Brown NGC, nice glossy brown surfaces, slight rub on the Queen's cheek, scarce grade and an excellent type coin.Sold for: $253.00.
50901	Victoria Piastre 1887, KM3, MS64 RED NGC, gleaming orange mint brilliance, rare grade.Sold for: $1,035.00.
50902	Republic gold 50 Pounds 1977, KM47, Proof 69 Ultra Cameo NGC, Archbishop Makarios.Not Sold.
Czechoslovakia
50903	Republic gold 2 Dukaten 1923, KM9, nice brilliant UNC, first date of this series.Sold for: $690.00.
50904	Republic gold 2 Dukaten 1928 (1973), KM-X3, MS64 ICG, restrike type with counterstamp marking the 10th anniversary of the Socialist Republic.Sold for: $253.00.
50905	Republic gold 4 Dukaten 1928 (1973), KM-X4, MS63 NGC, restrike made in 1973 and officially counterstamped on the reverse, 10th anniversary of the Socialist Republic.Not Sold.
50906	Republic gold Dukat 1933, KM-X16, MS61 NGC, cross above date, honoring Antonin Svehla. Very scarce type and a fully lustrous example.Sold for: $322.00.
Danish West Indies
50907	Christian IX 20 Cents 1878, KM71, lustrous AU-UNC, very bold strike, cleaned at one time leaving fine hairlines on both sides. Rarely seen this nice.Sold for: $149.50.
50908	Nice Collection of Minors, 1767-1913, thirty-nine coins spanning three centuries and ranging in grade from AG to UNC. Very little duplication and all are DWI except for a silver 2 Skilling 1719 of Denmark. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $1,150.00.
Danzig
50909	Free City - Pair of Scarce Types, KM146 2 Gulden 1923 XF and KM155 2 Gulden 1932 toned VF-XF, tiny rim nick.Sold for: $747.50.
50910	Free City 5 Gulden 1923, KM147, nice lightly toned AU, very attractive for this issue, unusually blemish-free rims.Sold for: $517.50.
50911	Free City 5 Gulden 1935, KM158, choice brilliant UNC, very scarce grade and a popular ship motif type.Sold for: $3,737.50.
Denmark
50912	Frederik III 4 Marck (Krone) 1659, KM222, Davenport 3576A, toned VF-XF with some traces of original luster, tiny edge crack as made. This type features EBEN EZER flanking the F3 monogram with a solid interior circle on the obverse. The date has been recut with the 5 apparently engraved over a 6 (or smaller 5.) Very scarce type and grade.Sold for: $1,265.00.
50913	Frederik IV 8 Skilling 1702, KM470, MS65 NGC, highly lustrous and quite well-struck for this issue.Sold for: $253.00.
50914	Frederik IIII Krone/4 Marck 1711-CW, KM503, Davenport A1290, attractively toned VF, trace of mounting repair on the top rim and a light area on the reverse shield, possibly from solder removal. Still very collectible despite the blemishes.Sold for: $195.50.
50915	Christian IX Silver Pattern Krone 1875-CS, KM-PnA63, Proof 64 NGC, without HC on the neck, mirror surfaces and extremely sharp details, some light hairlines in the exposed fields. Very rare pattern!Sold for: $1,380.00.
50916	Christian IX 2 Rigsdaler 1864-RH, KM772.1, XF, lightly cleaned at one time and now nicely toned, few tiny contact marks.Sold for: $402.50.
50917	Frederik VIII gold 20 Kroner 1908, KM810, MS66 PCGS, a choice example with virtually flawless surfaces.Sold for: $253.00.
50918	Christian X gold 20 Kroner 1913, KM817, MS65 PCGS, lightly toned with full mint brilliance.Sold for: $195.50.
50919	Christian X gold 20 Kroner 1913, KM817, MS66 PCGS.Sold for: $218.50.
50920	Christian X gold 20 Kroner 1914, KM817, MS66 PCGS, lightly frosted bust.Sold for: $207.00.
50921	Christian X gold 20 Kroner 1915, KM817, MS65 PCGS, a choice example.Sold for: $207.00.
Dominican Rep.
50922	Republic Specimen 20 Centavos 1897A, KM14, Specimen 64 NGC, a superb coin with deep gray and gold patina and pristine surfaces. Extremely rare and the first we have encountered. Sold for: $5,750.00.
50923	Republic 5 Francos 1891A, KM12, MS62 NGC Whittier Collection, fully lustrous and attractive with some original frost on the cheek. This example has the appeal of a higher designation.Sold for: $1,380.00.
50924	Republic gold 200 Pesos Oro 1977, KM47, gem prooflike UNC, struck to mark the centennial of the death of Juan Pablo Duarte. Large quantities of this type were remelted for bullion.Sold for: $805.00.
50925	Modern Proofs & Patterns Selection, this lot features an assortment of unofficial types struck by a private mint in Spain. 500 Pesos 1976 commemorating the visit of the Spanish royal family (3), Proofs struck in aluminum, bronze and silver, regular thickness, reeded edges, 200 Pesos 1977 honoring Colon (4), all Proofs, aluminum, bronze and silver struck to regular thickness and with reeded edges, and gilt bronze, piefort and plain edge, 100 Pesos 1980 patterns for the Troy Ounce gold issue (4), Proofs struck in aluminum, bronze and silver (2), and 300 Pesos 1983 piefort silver with plain edge, Proof, with busts of Montesinos, Enriquillo and Lemba. All are listed in KM's Unusual World Coins. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $1,840.00.
East Africa
50926	George V Florin 1920H, KM17, nice brilliant UNC, this low fineness type (0.500) always appears to be a bit weak on the bust. Scarce and desirable grade.Sold for: $299.00.
Ecuador
50927	Republic Silver Trio, KM33 2 Reales 1848/7, very bold overdate, toned VF+, KM24 4 Reales 1843-MV, VF with strong details, mount trace at the top, and KM37 4 Reales 1857-GJ, attractively toned AVF, a nice problem-free example. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $402.50.
50928	Republic 5 Francos 1858-GJ, KM39, nice XF-AU, light silvery-gray patina with underlying luster, a choice example with no noticeable flaws. One of the classic crowns of the Latin series.Sold for: $920.00.
50929	Republic gold Escudo 1834-GJ, KM15, MS62 PCGS, extremely sharp details with appealing old-time patina, a remarkable example of this usually crude coinage. Very rare in this select quality.Sold for: $4,600.00.
50930	Republic gold 8 Escudos 1850-GJ, KM34.1, choice VF+ with old-time cabinet toning. The obverse surfaces display some tiny contact marks, barely visible to the naked eye. Extremely rare date, unpriced in all grades in the SCWC. One of the rarest coins bearing the portrait of Bolivar.Sold for: $25,300.00.
50931	Republic Silver and Gold Selection, KM55.1 1/2 Decimo 1897-Lima, toned UNC, KM55.2 1/2 Decimo 1915 BU, KM50.3 Decimo 1900JF-Lima, no JR, lustrous XF-AU, KM51.1 2 Decimos 1889H AVF, KM51.3 2 Decimos Lima, 1892TF, choice UNC, 1893/89TF, toned VF-XF, 1894/89TF, toned AU, KM51.4 2 Decimos Philadelphia, 1895TF, toned XF, 1914TF BU and 1916TF (2) BU, and KM56 gold 10 Sucres 1899JM-Birmingham, lustrous XF. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $920.00.
50932	Republic - Modern Collection, a nice selection of primarily silver coins, mostly AU-UNC and including the 5 and 10 Centavos 1919. Ex: Whittier Collection. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $322.00.
50933	Republic gold 10 Sucres 1900-JM Birmingham, KM56, choice lustrous AU-UNC, very bright and attractive, scarce type in this quality.Sold for: $488.75.
50934	Republic Specimen 5 Centavos 1919, KM63, three berries variety, Specimen 63 NGC.Sold for: $1,495.00.
50935	Republic Nickel Pattern 10 Centavos 1937HF, MS66 NGC, unlisted in the SCWC, but clearly smaller (17 mm) than the issued type, and equal in diameter to the 5 Centavos of 1937. A choice example and the first we have seen in the market. Presumably pure nickel as the coin is magnetic.Sold for: $2,530.00.
50936	Republic High Grade Assortment, KM67 Centavo 1928 (2) nice BU, KM71 50 Centavos 1930, toned AU-UNC, scarce date, KM72 Sucre 1934 (2), UNC, slightly soft strike and BU, KM73 2 Sucres 1930, fully lustrous AU-UNC, KM80 2 Sucres 1944 (2), XF and UNC, KM79 5 Sucres 1943 (2) BU and 1944 (2) BU, KM78.1 Sucre 1937 BU and KM78b Sucre 1964 AU, KM86 1000 Sucres 1986 Proof, KM88 1000 Sucres 1986 Proof and KM98 5000 Sucres 1994 cameo Proof. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $575.00.
Egypt
50937	Abdul Hamid I gold Zeri Mahbub AH(119)2 (1779), KM127, choice lustrous UNC, very bold details and perfectly centered, scarce grade for this type. In this era the coins display the accession date of the Sultan, in this case 1187AH), and the year 2 is the final digit of the actual date 1192AH, not regnal year 2.Sold for: $299.00.
50938	Mahmud II gold 10 Piastres 1223AH Year 32, KM214, MS63 NGC, a choice example with light toning and strong eye appeal. Rare type in this select quality.Sold for: $690.00.
50939	Abdul Hamid II 10 Para 1293AH Year 3, KM275, MS64 NGC, incredibly bold strike for this thin issue, lightly toned and very attractive. Very scarce type in this quality.Sold for: $161.00.
50940	Abdul Hamid II gold 5 Piastres 1293AH Year 7, KM280, MS63 NGC, a choice example with very sharp details, typically slightly concave (as struck.) One of the last coins struck at the old Cairo Mint before the coinage reform instituted in year 10.Sold for: $149.50.
50941	Mohamed V 5 Piastres 1327AH Year 4H, KM308, Proof 64 NGC, fully brilliant and reflective with lovely old-time patina. These coins were once part of the Heaton Mint Archives Collection.Sold for: $345.00.
50942	Mohamed V 5 Piastres 1327AH Year 4H, KM308, Proof 65 NGC, a choice example from the Heaton Mint collection archives with sparkling mint brilliance and mirrored surfaces.Sold for: $460.00.
50943	Fuad gold 100 Piastres 1922, KM341, MS61 NGC, a nice lustrous example with just a scattering of light surface marks.Sold for: $253.00.
50944	Collection of Early Ottoman Egyptian Coinages, this fascinating group starts with the thick anonymous copper coinages (manghir) struck circa 1520-1600AD and continues through the reigns of the Ottoman Sultans up through the early Cairo Mint types of Abdul Hamid II (1880.) Some of the silver coins have been used in jewelry but are still very collectible. Grades vary from VG to VF. Early Ottoman copper falus, 7 pieces, all with readable Misr mint name, 1143AH silver Para (6), 1168AH silver Para (1), 1171AH silver Para (6), 1187AH silver Para (10), mixed silver Para from 1171-1223AH (32), copper and silver of 1223AH (8), several scarce, copper and silver issues of 1255AH (18), many scarce silver types, copper and silver types of 1277AH (34 including the 2 1/2, 5 and 10 Piastres silver 1277/4), and 1293AH Piastres (2). A diverse and highly interesting collection put together over many years in Cairo and London. Total retail value is in excess of $800 and this does not reflect the general strength of these emerging markets on the internet. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $747.50.
50945	Collection of Egypt, Sultans Abdul Hamid II & Mohamed V, this extensive grouping covers the period beginning with the reformed coinage of Abdul Hamid II (accession date 1293AH) in Year 10 (1885) and continuing through the reign of Mohamed V (accession date 1327AH), which ended in 1918. All of these types circulated in Palestine and were legal tender in the Holy Land well into the 1920's. Abdul Hamid II: 1/40 Piastre KM287 Years 19, 20, 24, 26, 29; 1/20 Piastre KM288 Years 10, 12, 20, 24, 26, 29 35H; 1/10 Piastre KM289 Years 12, 19, 20, 21, 24, 25, 28, 30; 2/10 Piastre KM290, scarce denomination, Years 10, 12, 21, 24, 27, 29, 33, 35H, 5/10 Piastre KM291 Years 10, 11, 13, 21, 24, 27, 29, 30; Piastre KM299 Years 23, 29; Silver types: Piastre KM292 Years 10, 17, 29H, 33H; 2 Piastres KM293 Years 10, 17, 20, 24, 27, 30H, 33H; 5 Piastres KM294 Years 10, 11, 16, 17, 21, 33H; 10 Piastres KM295 Years 11, 29W, 30H, 32H, 33H; 20 Piastres KM296 Years 10, 22, 30H, 31H, 32H, 33H; Mohamed V: 1/40 Piastre KM300 Years 2H, 4H, 6H; 1/20 Piastre KM301 Years 2H, 3H, 6H; 1/10 Piastre KM302 Years 2H, 3, 4H, 6H; 2/10 Piastre KM303 Years 2H, 4H, 6H; 5/10 Piastre KM304 Years 2H, 3, 4H, 6H; Piastre KM306 Years 2H, 3 very scarce, 4H, 6H; Silver types: Piastre KM305 Years 2H, 3H; 2 Piastres KM307 Years 2H, 3H, both scarce; 5 Piastres KM308 Years 2H, 3H, 4H, 6H; 10 Piastres KM309 Years 3H, 6H; and 20 Piastres KM310 Years 2H scarce, 3H, 6H. A nice collection with grades ranging from Fine to XF and no duplication. A total of 9 large silver crowns are included. The total current retail value is well over $600 and carefully assembled groups such as this are rarely available in the market. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $862.50.
50946	British Protectorate 1/2 Millieme 1917 Lot, KM312, during World War I British forces occupied Egypt to protect its interests along the Suez Canal and to exclude the Ottoman Turks from further influence in the area. This bronze 1/2 Millieme was struck at the Calcutta Mint in 1917 only and imported to Egypt to help alleviate the small change shortage caused by the war. The examples in this lot of 50 pieces have been lightly cleaned long ago, and are now starting to tone. The current SCWC catalog value for UNC is $25, but observed retail tends to be more like $40. This is the only group of this scarce one-year type that we have seen in any grade, and these coins should be ideal for a small promotion or Ebay sales. Total retail value $1000-2000. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $517.50.
50947	British Protectorate & Kingdom Collection, this selection of 71 coins spans the period following Ottoman rule in Egypt and includes the coins struck during World War I under British influence and the subsequent coinage of Kings Fuad and Farouk up until 1950. The series from 1916-1920 also circulated in Palestine until 1927. Grades range from Fine to UNC, but are primarily in the F-VF category. This group includes many silver issues and several scarcer types and dates. British Protectorate: 1/2 Millieme KM312 1917 UNC, Millieme KM313 1917, 1917H, KM314 2 Milliemes 1916H, 1917, 1917H, KM315 5 Milliemes 1916, 1916H, 1917, 1917H, KM316 10 Milliemes 1916, 1916H, 1917H, KM317 2 Piastres 1916, 1917, 1917H, 5 Piastres KM318 1916, 1917, 1917H, 10 Piastres KM319 1916, 1917 and KM320 1917H, 20 Piastres KM321 1916, 1917 and KM322 1917H, VF and very scarce, Sultan Fuad: 2 Piastres KM325 1920H, very scarce type, small dent, 5 Piastres KM326 1920H, scarce and 10 Piastres KM327 1920H, scarce type, King Fuad: 1/2 Millieme KM330 1924H cleaned AU, Millieme KM331 1924H, 2 Milliemes KM332 1924H, 5 Milliemes KM333 1924 cleaned AU, 10 Milliemes KM334 1924, 2 Piastres KM335 1923H, 5 Piastres KM336 1923, 1923H, 10 Piastres KM337 1923, 1923H, 20 Piastres KM338 1923, Millieme KM344 1929BP, 1935, 2 Milliemes KM345 1929BP, UNC, 2 1/2 Milliemes KM356 1933, scarce, 5 Milliemes KM346 1929BP, 2 Piastres KM348 1929BP, AU, 5 Piastres KM349 1933, 10 Piastres KM350 1929BP, 1933, 20 Piastres KM352 1933 cleaned VF, King Farouk: 1/2 Millieme KM357 1938, scarce, Millieme KM358 1938, 1950, 5 Milliemes KM360 1938 AU, 1943, 10 Milliemes KM361 1938 UNC, 1943, Millieme copper-nickel KM362 1938 scarce, 2 Milliemes KM359 1938 scarce, 5 Milliemes KM363 1938 AU, 1941 cleaned AU, 10 Milliemes KM364 1941 XF, 2 Piastres KM365 1937 XF, 1939 scarce date, 1942, 5 Piastres KM366 1937, 1939, 10 Piastres KM367 1937, 1939 XF, 20 Piastres KM368 1937 cleaned AU and 1939 cleaned XF, both scarce crown-sized silver types, and 2 Piastres hexagonal KM369 1944. A nice grouping which is 95% complete (non-gold) for the period. Total catalog/retail value is about $800. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $488.75.
50948	Egyptian Republic & UAR Collection, this era in Egyptian numismatics, 1954-1971, following the overthrow of the Egyptian monarchy and Farouk, is highly underrated in top condition. Very few coins were saved in UNC and the smaller denominations saw heavy use in daily trade. This collection consists of 60 different coins, all in choice UNC except as noted. Some of the aluminum-bronze minors are lightly toned, but all are completely original (uncleaned.) Millieme KM375 1954/1374H, 1955/1374, 1956/1375, KM376 1956/1375, KM377 1957 and 1958, 5 Milliemes KM378 1954/1374, 1956/1375, KM379 1957/1376 and 1958 VF, 10 Milliemes KM380 1954/1374, 1955/1374, KM381 1957 and 1958, Silver 5 Piastres KM382 1956/1376, 1957, 10 Piastres KM383a 1957, 20 Piastres KM384 1956, 25 Piastres KM385 1956, 25 Piastres KM389 1957, 50 Piastres KM386 1956, 10 Milliemes KM395 1958, rare mule type with "Egyptian Region," F-VF and KM396 1958 without "Egyptian Region," VF and also very elusive, 20 Milliemes KM390 1958, scarce type, 10 Piastres KM392 1959, scarce, Millieme KM393 1960, 2 Milliemes KM403 1962, 5 Milliemes KM394 1960, 10 Milliemes KM395 1960, 5 Piastres KM397 1960, 10 Piastres KM398 1960, 20 Piastres KM399 1960, choice example and very scarce type, 25 Piastres KM400 1960, 1966 Proof Set, KM-PS3, seven coins, Millieme through 20 Piastres, very scarce, 5 Milliemes KM410 1967, 10 Milliemes KM411 1967, 5 Piastres KM412 1967, 5 Piastres KM414 1968, 5 Piastres KM417 1969, 10 Piastres KM413 1967, 10 Piastres KM418 1970, 10 Piastres KM419 1969, 10 Piastres KM420 1970, 10 Piastres KM421.1 1970 and KM421.2 1971, Silver: 5 Piastres KM404 1964, 10 Piastres KM405 1964, 25 Piastres KM406 1964, 50 Piastres KM407 1964, Pound KM415 1968, Pound KM424 1970, 25 Piastres KM422 Nasser 1970, 50 Piastres KM423 1970 and Pound KM425 1970. An unusually attractive group from this time period. Total catalog/retail value is about $700, but UNC examples of the coins from 1954-1958 are bringing well over catalog at the retail level. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $431.25.
50949	Comprehensive Collection - Arab Republic of Egypt, this carefully assembled collection of 140 coins includes virtually every non-gold type struck by the Arab Republic of Egypt from 1972-1988, all in choice brilliant UNC condition. Many of the silver Pounds and 5 Pounds have become difficult to obtain, and each silver type is a commemorative issue as are most of the smaller denominations. The base metal coins are as follows: Millieme KM-A423, 5 Milliemes KM-A425, 432, 433, 445, 462 and 463, 10 Milliemes KM-A426, 435 1973 and 1976, 446, 449, 464, 465, 476, 483, 498 and 499, Piastre 553.2, 5 Piastres KM-A427, A428, 436, 437, A441, 447, 451, 466 1977 & 1979, 467, 468, 477, 478, 484 and 501, 10 Piastres KM429, 430, 431 (mule), 442, 448, 452, 469, 470 1977 & 1979, 471, 479, 485, 486, 503, 504, 505, 506, 520, 521, 570 and 573, 20 Piastres KM557, 596, 597, 606, 607 and 646; Silver Types: 25 Piastres KM438, Pound KM439, 443, 453, 454, 455, 457, 472, 473 1977 & 1979, 474, 480, 481, 482, 488, 489, 490, 491, 493, 508, 510, 511, 513, 514, 515, 522, 523, 524, 526, 527, 528, 530, 532, 539, 540, 542, 544, 545, 549, 551 and 559, 5 Pounds KM552, 558, 560, 561, 563, 565, 566, 567, 572, 575, 578, 581, 584, 585, 586, 587, 588, 593, 594, 598, 600, 601, 602, 603, 608, 610, 614, 615, 616, 617, 618, 619, 620, 621, 623, 630, 631 and 649. We should stress that this is a superb set of hand-picked coins and represents an opportunity to obtain a substantial group of these historically interesting types all at one time. The total catalog value is approximately $1100, but retail prices have increased as silver bullion prices have tripled and made many KM catalog values obsolete. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $1,035.00.
50950	Arab Republic, Treasures of Egypt gold and silver Collection, All Gem Proof with Some Toned, including Silver 5 Pounds 1993 Menakaure Triad, KM746, Silver 5 Pounds 1993 Cleopatra, KM735, Silver 5 Pounds 1993 Pyramids, KM740, Silver 5 Pounds 1993 Sphinx, KM741, Silver 5 Pounds 1993 King Narmur Smiting a Foe, KM742, Silver 5 Pounds 1993 Guardian Goddess Serket, KM743, Silver 5 Pounds 1993 Amulet of Hathor, KM744, Silver 5 Pounds 1993 Standing Ramses II, KM745, Silver 5 Pounds 1993 Symbol of Unification, KM747, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Kneeling King Pepi I, KM748, Silver 5 Pounds 1993 Tutankhamen's Burial Mask, KM793, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Sphinx and Pyramids, KM749, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 King Djoser, KM750, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 King Khonsu, KM751, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 RE Presenting the Ankh to Sesostris I, KM752, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 God Horus, KM753, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 God Seth, KM754, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Queen Nefretari, KM757, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Bust of Nefertiti, KM783, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Archer in Chariot, KM784, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Five Birds, KM785, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Hippopotamus, KM786, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Ruins of Karnak, KM787, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Goddess Neith, KM788, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Statue of King Amenemhat III, KM789, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Ritual Mask of Queen Hatshepsut, KM790, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Jeweled Cat, KM794, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Sacred Falcon at Edfu, KM795, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Tutankhamen's Throne, KM797, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 King Au, KM798, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Akhnaton, KM799, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Osiris, KM800, Silver 5 Pounds 1994, RE the Sun God, KM801, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 God Khnoum, KM802, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Sobek Crocodile God, KM803, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Temple of Ramses II, KM823, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Ancient Ruins, KM824, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 King Thoutmosis III, KM826, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 King Khufu, KM827, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Goddess Hathor, KM828, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 God Ptah of Memphis, KM829, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Goddess Isis Nursing Child, KM830, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Dwarf Seneb and Family, KM831, Silver 5 Pounds 1994 Akhnaton and Family, KM889, Gold 50 Pounds 1993 King Tutankhamen's Burial Mask, KM755, Gold 50 Pounds 1993 Cleopatra, KM756, Gold 50 Pounds 1993 Sphinx, KM776, Gold 50 Pounds 1993 Ramses II, KM777, Gold 50 Pounds 1994 Crowned Falcon, KM778, Gold 50 Pounds 1993 Pyramids, KM775, Gold 50 Pounds 1994, Queen Nefertiti, KM779, Gold 50 Pounds 1994 Jeweled Cat, KM780, Gold 50 Pounds 1994 Archer in Chariot, KM781, Gold 50 Pounds 1994 God Seth, KM782 and Gold 50 Pounds 1994 Seated Scribe, KM877. The coins are housed in a custom wooden cabinet.Sold for: $3,450.00.
El Salvador
50951	Republic Three Piece Proof Set 1914, KM124, 125 and 126, the 5, 10 and 25 Centavos struck in Proof at the Philadelphia Mint, mintage 20 pieces each. All three coins are lightly toned with some faint hairlines in the reverse fields. Extremely rare set. We sold the complete set including the Peso for $7475 in June, 2006.Sold for: $2,300.00.
50952	Republic Colon 1925, KM131, lightly toned AU-UNC, few faint hairlines. Struck to mark the 400th anniversary of San Salvador.Sold for: $149.50.
50953	Republic gold 2 1/2 Pesos 1892, KM116, XF45 NGC Eliasberg Collection, attractive old-time rose gold patina and a very important pedigree.Sold for: $862.50.
Equatorial Guinea
50954	Republic gold 30,000 Francos 1993, KM107, MS66 PCGS, struck to promote protection for the African elephant. Of the 700 pieces originally struck, 400 were melted by the mint.Sold for: $690.00.
50955	Republic gold 30,000 Francos 1993, KM107, MS66 PCGS, African elephant.Sold for: $690.00.
50956	Republic gold 30,000 Francos 1993, KM107, MS66 PCGS, African elephant.Sold for: $747.50.
50957	Republic gold 30,000 Francos 1993, KM107, MS68 PCGS, a superb example of this beautiful type.Sold for: $690.00.
Eritrea
50958	Italian Colony Tallero 1918, KM5, lightly toned XF, a nice lustrous example.Sold for: $172.50.
50959	Italian Colony Tallero 1918, KM5, nice lustrous XF-AU, the reverse is particularly brilliant.Sold for: $195.50.
50960	Italian Colony Tallero 1918, KM5, choice AU-UNC, fully lustrous, few tiny obverse scratches, scarce grade for this fascinating trade dollar.Sold for: $299.00.
Ethiopia
50961	Menelik II Talari (Birr) EE1892, KM19, AU-UNC, very sharp details and unusually nice surfaces, lightly cleaned long ago and now beginning to tone.Sold for: $805.00.
Falkland Islands
50962	Elizabeth II Heritage Year Three Piece Set, 1992, silver 2 Pound, Heritage Year, KM35a, silver 5 Pound, 10th Anniversary of Liberation, KM36a, and gold 10 Pound, 400th Anniversary of Discovery Ship "Desire", KM38, all are Gem Proof. Housed in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $92.00.
50963	Elizabeth II Falkland Islands and Tristan da Cunha Winston Churchill Commemorative Four Piece gold & silver Proof Set, 1999 including: Falkland Islands Silver 50 Pence, KM66a, Falkland Islands Gold 50 Pence, KM66, Tristan da Cunha Silver 50 Pence, KM9a, and Tristan da Cunha Gold 50 Pence, KM9b, all Gem Proof, the silver with slight toning. The coins are housed in the original case with certificate Not Sold.
Finland
50964	Russian Duchy Alexander II 25 Pennia 1867, KM6.1, toned XF+ with considerable underlying luster, particularly on the reverse. Rare date in this select quality and a fully original coin with exceptional eye appeal. Sold for: $2,070.00.
50965	Russian Duchy Alexander II 50 Pennia 1869, KM2.1, lightly toned AU-UNC, a superb, original example.Sold for: $805.00.
50966	Russian Duchy Nicholas II gold 20 Markkaa 1910, KM9.2, MS65 NGC, lightly toned with full gleaming mint brilliance.Sold for: $402.50.
50967	Russian Duchy Nicholas II gold 20 Markkaa 1912S, KM9.2, MS65 NGC, bright and attractive.Sold for: $402.50.
50968	Russian Duchy gold 20 Markkaa 1913-S, KM9.2, MS65 NGC, fully brilliant.Sold for: $402.50.
50969	Republic 5 Markkaa 1928, KM31, MS62 NGC, lightly toned, scarce first date of the type.Sold for: $230.00.
50970	Republic 500 Markkaa 1951, KM35, lustrous UNC, a particularly nice example of this scarce date of the Olympic commem.Sold for: $460.00.
France
50971	Metz. Free City Gold gulden ND (1600), Friedberg 164, nice VF. St. Stephen holding palm branch/City arms in six arches.Sold for: $460.00.
50972	Merovingians of Marseille Denier circa 710AD, Roberts 68, struck in the name of Patrician Nemfidius, nice Fine and very scarce.Sold for: $207.00.
50973	Louis XIIII 1/2 Ecu 1651A, KM164.1, XF, lightly cleaned long ago and now toning, some slight planchet porosity, bold 5/4 overdate.Sold for: $161.00.
50974	Louis XV gold 2 Louis d'Or 1745/4-A, KM519, VF-XF but surfaces dulled from an old-time cleaning, few tiny surface marks. The overdate is very apparent.Sold for: $690.00.
50975	Louis XV gold 2 Louis d'Or 1758BB, KM519.4, MS62 NGC, a choice example with bold details and no noticeable flan flaws. The portrait of Louis is particularly strong with no distracting adjustment marks. Rare and desirable in this select quality.Sold for: $1,955.00.
50976	Louis XV gold 2 Louis d'Or 1760 Rennes (9), KM519.21, AU58 NGC, bold details with one tiny natural flan flaw on the obverse edge at 5 o'clock, barely visible.Not Sold.
50977	Louis XVI 1/2 Ecu 1790A, KM562.1, lovely toned AU, gorgeous pink and blue-green patina, a beautiful example with that old-time cabinet feel.Sold for: $253.00.
50978	Louis XVI Ecu 1783W, KM564.16, AU58 NGC, lightly toned with full mint luster, an attractive coin in all respects.Sold for: $431.25.
50979	Louis XVI gold Louis d'Or 1786A, KM591, MS63 NGC, boldly struck and fully lustrous with no adjustment marks, a very nice example.Sold for: $805.00.
50980	Louis XVI gold Louis d'Or 1786A, KM591, MS63 NGC, a choice fully brilliant example.Sold for: $805.00.
50981	Louis XVI gold Louis d'Or 1786A, KM591, MS63 NGC, full original mint luster, few tiny marks on the King's chin.Sold for: $862.50.
50982	Louis XVI gold Louis d'Or 1786-D, KM591.5, lustrous AU-UNC, bold details, light hairlines in the exposed fields, no adjustment marks or flan flaws.Sold for: $460.00.
50983	Louis XVI gold Louis d'Or 1787-I, KM591.7, choice prooflike AU-UNC, few faint adjustment marks, very bold and attractive.Sold for: $546.25.
50984	Louis XVI gold Louis d'Or 1788/7-D, KM591.5, lustrous XF, light toning, very bold overdate.Sold for: $322.00.
50985	Louis XVI gold 2 Louis d'Or 1786A, KM592, MS63 NGC, boldly struck and fully lustrous, a choice example with no noticeable flaws.Sold for: $1,322.50.
50986	Louis XVI gold 2 Louis d'Or 1786A, KM592, MS63 NGC, choice brilliant UNC, few faint adjustment marks, very attractive.Sold for: $1,265.00.
50987	Louis XVI gold 2 Louis d'Or 1786A, KM592, MS63 NGC, exceptionally bold design features, full original mint brilliance.Sold for: $1,207.50.
50988	Republic 6 Livres 1793A L'An II, KM624, Davenport 1336, toned XF, very attractive example.Sold for: $460.00.
50989	Republic 6 Livres 1793A L'An II, KM624, Davenport 1336, lustrous XF with appealing russet and gold patina.Sold for: $546.25.
50990	Republic 6 Livres 1793D L'An II, KM624, Davenport 1336, AU, cleaned at one time and now with emerging toning, exceptionally bold details, scarcer mint.Sold for: $661.25.
50991	Republic 5 Francs An 6-L, KM639.6, Davenport 1337, toned XF with considerable original luster, few tiny small planchet flaws, scarce mint and grade. The year 6 is clearly engraved over a 5.Sold for: $488.75.
50992	Bonaparte Premier Consul gold 40 Francs L'An 12A, KM652, VF+, some traces of luster in the legends, few tiny contact marks. Scarce two-year type.Sold for: $316.25.
50993	Napoleon Empereur 1/2 Franc 1813A, KM691.1, MS64 NGC, a choice example with deep russet and silvery gray patina.Sold for: $299.00.
50994	Napoleon Empereur 1/2 Franc 1813A, KM691.1, MS65 NGC, lovely old-time cabinet toning with full underlying mint brilliance.Sold for: $402.50.
50995	Napoleon Empereur gold 40 Francs 1812A, KM696.1, VF, evenly worn with a few tiny contact marks.Sold for: $276.00.
50996	Napoleon II Pretender Copper Set 1816, 1, 3, 5 and 10 Centimes, all lustrous UNC, plain edge and with ESSAI on the reverse, KM-XE6, E7, E8 and E9, Unusual World Coins. A choice set of these popular Pretender issues.Sold for: $575.00.
50997	Napoleon II Pretender Copper 5 Francs 1816, KM-XE14a, choice lustrous UNC, superb details with a tiny spot on the bust. Plain edge and with ESSAI on the reverse.Sold for: $488.75.
50998	Louis XVIII 5 Francs 1822A, KM711.1, choice UNC, gorgeous gray and gold patina over fully lustrous surfaces, couple of tiny marks on the cheek. Very scarce and desirable in this grade.Not Sold.
50999	Louis Philippe I Silver Quartet, KM741.1 1831A, choice toned AU-UNC, KM768 1846B, two pieces, both superb UNC with gorgeous pewter and gold patina, and 1848A, choice toned UNC. An exceptionally attractive group of silver minors. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $373.75.
51000	Louis Philippe I - Trio of 1847 Copper Patterns, 1, 2 and 5 Centimes (KM-Pn36), all with the bust of the King and the Charter of 1830 tablet on the reverse. Each coin is lustrous UNC with the Centime lightly toned. See VG-3002-3006. An attractive trio and quite scarce.Sold for: $460.00.
51001	Republic Copper 5 Francs 1848, VG-3210, choice lustrous UNC, pattern struck for the Banque Du Peuple in the 56th year of the Republic. Obverse: Handshake with the Liberty Cap above. Plain edge, very scarce.Sold for: $460.00.
51002	Republic White Metal Pattern 5 Francs 1848, Mazard 1277 (variety), bust by Domard, Proof 63 NGC, flashy mirror surfaces.Sold for: $276.00.
51003	Napoleon III Silver 20 Centimes Lot, KM778.1, seventeen coins, all superbly toned and fully original UNC including the following dates: 1853A (2), 1854A (6), 1859A (6) and 1860A (3). Current catalog value is $935. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $977.50.
51004	Napoleon III 20 Centimes Selection, KM805.1 1864A, two examples, both choice UNC, very scarce date, and KM808.2 1867BB, eleven pieces, all choice toned UNC. Catalog value is $680. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $632.50.
51005	Napoleon III 50 Centimes Selection, KM794, seven choice UNC examples featuring: 1854A, 1858A, 1860BB (2) and 1862A (3). All are superb original coins with appealing old-time patina. Current catalog value is $1200. Sold as is, no return lot. Sold for: $1,035.00.
51006	Napoleon III Laureate Bust 50 Centimes Group, KM814, twenty one examples, all choice original AU-UNC including the following dates: 1864A (2), 1865A (2), 1865BB, 1866A (4), 1866BB (2), 1867A (3), 1867BB (3) and 1867K (4). Catalog value is $1425. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $805.00.
51007	Napoleon III Silver Pattern 5 Francs 1853, KM-TS2, superb toned prooflike UNC, obverse with laureate bust by Bescher and reverse blank except for ESSAI 1853 stamped into the flan. Plain edge. Very rare and the first we have encountered.Sold for: $862.50.
51008	Napoleon III gold 50 Francs 1859BB, KM785.2, MS61 NGC, considerable mint luster, some scattered small contact marks as usual.Sold for: $546.25.
51009	Napoleon III gold 100 Francs 1857A, KM786.1, choice AU-UNC, fully lustrous and very close to mint state - definitely worth a close look.Sold for: $1,380.00.
51010	Assortment of French Minors, KM676.1 10 Centimes 1808A, two pieces, both toned AU, scarce grade, KM834.1 50 Centimes 1872A, choice toned UNC and KM822.1 Franc 1895A, gem brilliant UNC. Total catalog value is over $200. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $431.25.
51011	Quartet of gold 20 Francs, KM781.1 1860A XF, KM825 1896A nice AU and KM857 1908 and 1909, both gem BU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $517.50.
51012	Republic Certified Franc Duo, KM822.1, two high quality Ceres Head pieces, 1888A MS65 NGC and 1895A MS65 NGC. The earlier date displays a light silvery tone and the latter has attractive overall iridescent toning. A handsome pair of Gems for the date collector or ultra-quality junkie.Sold for: $299.00.
51013	Republic 5 Francs 1870A, KM819, choice brilliant UNC, flashy mint brilliance and great eye appeal - a one-year type rarely seen in this select quality.Sold for: $805.00.
51014	Republic gold 50 Francs 1904A, KM831, MS61 PCGS, fully lustrous with noticeable surface marks. Rare denomination.Sold for: $1,150.00.
51015	Republic gold 100 Francs 1881A, KM832, brilliant UNC, some noticeable contact marks in the central fields on the reverse, scarcer early date.Sold for: $977.50.
51016	Republic Silver Matte Franc 1898, KM844.1, Proof 63 Matte NGC, gray patina, rare specimen striking of the first year of the "sower" series.Sold for: $287.50.
51017	Republic gold 10 Francs 1899 Matte, KM846, Proof 64 Matte NGC, superb specimen striking of the new design for the gold types.Not Sold.
51018	Nice Selection of Early Types, Sol 1791A KM578.1, glossy brown XF, 5 Francs 1806BB KM673.3, toned F-VF, 5 Francs 1814M, VF few nicks, Franc 1852A, nice AVF, Franc 1849A, toned XF, and 5 Francs 1873A, nice AU-UNC, light hairlines. Sold as is, no return lot.Not Sold.
51019	Republic gold Piefort 1/2 Franc 1975, KM-P526, Proof 64 NGC, double-thick striking of KM931, mintage 40. (The slab incorrectly states the KM number as P529.)Sold for: $345.00.
51020	Republic gold Piefort Franc 1976, KM-P556, Proof 67 NGC, double-thick striking of KM925, mintage 38.Sold for: $517.50.
51021	Republic gold Piefort 2 Francs 1981, KM-P705, Proof 67 NGC, double-thick striking of KM942, mintage 37.Not Sold.
51022	Republic gold Piefort 10 Francs 1983, KM-P788, Proof 63 NGC, double-thick striking of KM940, extremely rare with only 12 pieces struck!Sold for: $1,380.00.
51023	Republic gold 100 Francs 1986 Statue of Liberty, KM960b, gem brilliant UNC.Sold for: $373.75.
51024	Republic gold 100 Francs 1986 Statue of Liberty, KM960b, gem brilliant UNC.Sold for: $345.00.
51025	Republic gold 100 Francs 1986 Statue of Liberty, KM960b, gem brilliant UNC.Sold for: $402.50.
51026	Republic gold 100 Francs 1987 LaFayette, KM962b, gem cameo Proof.Sold for: $345.00.
51027	Republic gold 100 Francs 1987 LaFayette, KM962b, gem cameo Proof.Sold for: $373.75.
51028	France platinum 100 France 1989, KM970c, Human Rights, Gem Proof.Sold for: $920.00.
51029	Libertas Americana gold restrike medal, re-struck by the French Mint, 43 gm, .999 gold, Gem cameo Proof in the original case with certificate. An amazing striking of one of the most famous of all medallic designs.Sold for: $1,955.00.
51030	Libertas Americana gold restrike medal, re-struck by the French Mint, 43 gm, .999 gold, Gem cameo Proof in the original case with certificate. Identical to the preceding lot.Sold for: $2,070.00.
51031	Libertas Americana gold restrike medal, re-struck by the French Mint, 43 gm, .999 gold, Gem cameo Proof in the original case with certificate. Identical to the preceding lot.Sold for: $2,070.00.
51032	Euro Conversion gold and silver 2-piece set 1999, 6.55957 Francs & 655.957 Francs, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate. Sold for: $747.50.
51033	Euro Conversion gold and silver 2-piece set 1999, 6.55957 Francs & 655.957 Francs, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate. Identical to preceding lot.Sold for: $747.50.
51034	Monuments et Sites d'Europe four-piece Set including: Silver 1994 100 Francs - 15 Ecus Saint Mark's Cathedral, KM1068, Silver 1994 100 Francs - 15 Ecus Big Ben, KM1070, Silver 1995 100 Francs - 15 Ecus The Parthenon, KM1114, and Gold 1993 500 Francs - 75 Ecus Arc de Triumph, KM1034, all Gem Proof. In the original case with certificate.Sold for: $402.50.
French Indo-China
51035	French Colonial Centime 1895A, KM7, MS64 BN NGC, one year type with the obverse legend "Un Centieme De Piastre." Choice glossy surfaces, rare in this choice state of preservation.Sold for: $460.00.
51036	French Colonial Cent 1923A, KM12.1, choice brilliant UNC, full red-orange luster, the key date for this type.Sold for: $575.00.
51037	French Colonial Piastre 1899A, KM5a.1, superb brilliant UNC, full frosty white mint luster, uncommon in this superior grade.Sold for: $747.50.
Session 2
Gambia
51038	Republic gold 1000 Dalasis 1996, similar to KM48 (the 200 Dalasis) but this denomination unlisted in the SCWC. Gem Cameo Proof and struck for the Endangered Wildlife series by Valcambi SA in Switzerland. Presented in the original case with numbered (0093) certificate of authenticity. Total mintage 99 pieces, weight 5 ounces! Very rare and the first we have seen.Sold for: $4,743.75.
German East Africa
51039	German Colonial Rupie Trio, KM2 1890, brilliant UNC, few small contact marks, 1891, prooflike BU, lightly dipped with some faint hairlines, and KM10 1913J, cleaned XF-AU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $276.00.
51040	German Colonial Rupie Date Collection, KM2 1890, prooflike UNC, pretty multicolored toning, some hairlines, 1892, XF-AU with noticeable contact marks, 1902, toned AU, very scarce date, KM10 1907J, toned AU, 1908J, toned XF, mark on the bust, 1910J, AXF, and 1911J, toned XF-AU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $575.00.
51041	German Colonial 2 Rupien 1893, KM5, VF, lightly cleaned leaving some hairlines, tiny reverse rim nick. Scarce and popular type.Sold for: $345.00.
51042	German Colonial 2 Rupien 1893, KM5, VF+, light amber and russet toning, especially in the reverse legends, numerous small contact marks on both sides. Very scarce and popular type.Sold for: $402.50.
German New Guinea
51043	German Colonial 10 Pfennig 1894A, KM3, glossy brown AU.Sold for: $253.00.
51044	German Colonial 10 Pfennig 1894A, KM3, UNC, dipped at one time and now toning.Sold for: $184.00.
51045	German Colonial Mark 1894A, KM5, MS64 NGC, a choice and fully original coin with strong eye appeal. The surfaces are brilliant with just a slight hint of emerging toning. Very scarce and desirable in this superior quality.Sold for: $1,150.00.
51046	German Colonial 2 Mark 1894A, KM6, XF, cleaned but with some original luster, small contact marks as usual. Scarce type.Sold for: $517.50.
51047	German Colonial 2 Mark 1894A, KM6, lustrous UNC, very sharp details, perhaps lightly cleaned long ago leaving some faint hairlines. Very scarce quality for this denomination.Sold for: $862.50.
51048	German Colonial 2 Mark 1894A, KM6, MS64 NGC, flashy frosty white mint luster, rare and desirable in this superior quality. The bird of paradise design on this series is still considered to be among the most beautiful ever utilized on coinage.Sold for: $1,725.00.
51049	German Colonial 5 Mark 1894A, KM7, toned nearly XF, cleaned long ago, small contact marks especially in the central reverse fields. Not Sold.
51050	German Colonial gold 20 Mark 1895A, KM9, Friedberg 1, Proof 64 Cameo NGC, sparkling mirror surfaces with exceptional eye appeal, a dazzling coin which is both beautiful and rare. Proofs of the 20 Mark are highly elusive.Sold for: $25,300.00.
German States
51051	Anhalt-Dessau. Friedrich II 3 Mark 1909A, KM29, nice cameo Proof, fully frosted bust of Friedrich, some tiny toning spots and very faint hairlines. Sold for: $299.00.
51052	Anhalt-Dessau. Friedrich II 5 Mark 1914A, KM31, lustrous AU-UNC with light peripheral toning. Struck to mark the silver wedding anniversary.Sold for: $276.00.
51053	Anhalt-Dessau. Silver medal 1694, Wilhelm (1670-1709), Dessau. Mann-843, a marvelously engraved piece showing a variety of mining scenes, including in the center the princely visit to a mine's base, with long ladder and extensive extraction rigging behind the visitors. About XF, old-time light silvery gray color, some abrasions on both sides but these detract not a bit from the scenes depicted! Rare. Sold for: $1,725.00.
Germany
51054	Anhalt-Kothen. August Ludwig I 1/3 Reichstaler 1747, KM26, Davenport 1909, toned AU, virtually no wear evident, the surfaces display some noticeable small contact marks. Very scarce type and a highly unusual denomination.Sold for: $1,265.00.
German States
51055	Augsburg - Free City. Ferdinand II 1/2 Taler 1627, KM48, nice nearly XF, glossy surfaces and quite attractive. Struck from roller dies. Very scarce type.Sold for: $431.25.
51056	Augsburg - Free City. Francis I 1/4 Taler 1745, KM154, Forster 559, choice toned AU, light hairlines in the exposed fields. Very scarce one-year type featuring the bust of Francis and a panoramic view of the city.Sold for: $460.00.
51057	Baden. Carl Ludwig Friedrich Kronentaler 1815D, KM169, toned UNC, a gorgeous coin with sharp details and aged blue, gray and gold patina.Sold for: $517.50.
51058	Baden. Leopold I gold Ducat 1832, KM201, brilliant AU-UNC, full deep golden mint luster. The 32 of the date is repunched with the original faint numerals well to the right. Rare and desirable type in this select quality.Sold for: $1,610.00.
51059	Baden. Friedrich 5 Mark 1902, KM273, MS64 NGC, a superb coin with glowing golden toning over fully lustrous surfaces. 50th year of reign.Sold for: $224.25.
51060	Baden. Friedrich II 2 Mark 1913G, KM283, Proof 64 Heavy Cameo ANACS, a dazzling coin with untoned mirror surfaces and a rare type in Proof.Sold for: $1,092.50.
51061	Baden. Friedrich II 5 Mark 1908G, KM281, MS62 PCGS, full mint brilliance blended with light and attractive toning, some faint hairlines. Scarce type in mint state.Sold for: $402.50.
51062	Baden. Friedrich II 5 Mark 1908G, KM281, Proof 65 Cameo NGC, a spectacular Proof with fiery red, orange and gold patina and highly reflective surfaces. Sold for: $1,380.00.
51063	Baden. Friedrich II 5 Mark 1913G, KM281, brilliant AU-UNC, some small contact marks but a very nice example of this type.Sold for: $172.50.
51064	Bavaria. Maximilian III Josef gold Ducat 1756, KM229, Friedberg 246, choice AU, fully lustrous, three small dents in the reverse field, barely noticeable. Very rare type struck from gold mined in the Danube area. Obverse: Bust of Maximilian; Reverse: River God. Sold with an old tag from the Munzhandlung Basel.Sold for: $2,875.00.
51065	Bavaria. Karl Theodor gold Ducat 1780, KM264, Friedberg 251, magnificent brilliant UNC with prooflike surfaces and meticulously sharp design details. Very rare type for the Inn River. Obverse: Bust of Karl; Reverse: River God. Sold with an original dealer tag from the Munzhandlung Basel and marked RRR.Sold for: $8,050.00.
51066	Bavaria. Maximilian IV Josef gold Ducat 1821, KM366, Friedberg 269, lustrous AU, slight wave to the flan and some light handling in the fields. Struck from Rhein gold. Obverse: Bust of Maximilian; Reverse: view of the city of Speyer. Rare type. Sold with an old dealer tag from the Munzhandlung Basel marked "Very Rare."Sold for: $2,185.00.
51067	Bavaria. Ludwig Taler 1826, KM373, fully lustrous UNC, very light peripheral toning, some small contact marks, primarily on the obverse. The reverse is choice with slightly prooflike fields. Scarce type in this attractive grade.Sold for: $402.50.
51068	Bavaria. Ludwig I Taler 1828, KM386, lightly toned AU, blessings of Heaven on the royal family.Sold for: $195.50.
51069	Bavaria. Ludwig I Taler 1834, KM405, toned UNC, some tiny surface marks but an attractive example of this commemorative struck to honor the Provincial Legislature.Sold for: $431.25.
51070	Bavaria. Ludwig I Taler 1834, KM406, choice UNC, very appealing old-time patina over fully lustrous surfaces. Erection of Monument at Oberwittelsbach.Sold for: $546.25.
51071	Bavaria. Ludwig II 5 Mark 1874D, KM502, choice brilliant UNC, light amber toning in the legends, faint hairlines on the obverse. An extremely attractive example of this scarce type.Sold for: $460.00.
51072	Bavaria. Ludwig II 5 Mark 1875D, KM502, MS64 NGC, full frosty white mint brilliance, a few tiny contact marks, but one of the most impressive examples of this type that we have seen.Sold for: $805.00.
51073	Bavaria. Otto 2 Mark 1902D, KM511, Proof 64 NGC, slightly mottled blue, green and russet toning, very scarce in Proof.Sold for: $345.00.
51074	Bavaria. Otto 2 Mark 1904D, KM511, nice Proof, what appear to be hairlines on the bust are actually die polish lines. Scare type in Proof.Sold for: $402.50.
51075	Bavaria. Otto 2 Mark 1908D, KM511, Proof 65 NGC, deep multi-hued patina, very attractive. Ex-Brand Collection. Lower mintage date.Sold for: $345.00.
51076	Bavaria. Otto 5 Mark 1906D, KM512, MS63 NGC, a choice original example with light champagne toning. Very scarce date, especially in mint state.Sold for: $891.25.
51077	Bavaria. Otto 5 Mark 1908D, KM512, Proof 64 NGC, deep gray and gold toning, very attractive. Ex-Brand Collection.Sold for: $448.50.
51078	Bavaria. Ludwig III 2 Mark 1914D, KM519, Proof 65 Cameo ANACS, a superb untoned example with very flashy surfaces.Sold for: $253.00.
51079	Bavaria. Otto 10 Mark Trial Strike ND (1886-1913), type of KM514, XF with minor oxidation, uniface obverse featuring the bust of Otto on an oversized lead planchet. The reverse is blank except for the hand inscribed "Probe des 10 Mark" or pattern for the 10 Mark. Very rare and a prize for the specialized collector.Sold for: $195.50.
51080	Brandenburg-Ansbach. Friedrich II et al Taler 1628/7, KM50.2, Davenport 6237, toned VF-XF, test cut on the reverse rim, very clear overdate details.Sold for: $195.50.
51081	Bremen - Free City. Vereinstaler 1865B, KM248, superb prooflike UNC, gorgeous deep russet and purple patina with flashy surfaces. Struck for the second German shooting festival.Sold for: $138.00.
51082	Bremen - Free City. 5 Mark 1906J, KM251, choice UNC, lightly toned and very attractive. Scarce type in mint state.Sold for: $402.50.
51083	Brunswick-Luneburg-Calenberg. Ernst August Broad 1 1/2 Taler 1681-RB, KM281.1, Davenport LS240, choice toned VF-XF, very attractive example. With the value stamped at the base of the reverse.Sold for: $2,070.00.
51084	Brunswick-Luneburg-Calenberg-Hannover. George I of England Taler 1723-EPH, KM134, Davenport 2077, lovely toned AU, very bold features, carefully tooled fields on both sides but still quite attractive.Sold for: $345.00.
51085	Brunswick-Luneburg-Calenberg-Hannover. George II August Taler 1749-IBH, KM293, Davenport 2099, toned VF+, superb gray and gold toning, particularly on the reverse. The obverse displays some light scratches and tiny planchet flaws. Lautenthal's Luck Mine. Very scarce type. With an original descriptive tag from the Munzhandlung Basel.Sold for: $690.00.
51086	Brunswick-Luneburg-Calenberg-Hannover. George III Taler 1765-IAP, KM357, Davenport 2109, choice toned AU, bold details, struck for the Segen Gottes Mine. Very scarce and popular type.Sold for: $1,265.00.
51087	Brunswick-Luneburg-Calenberg-Hannover. George III Taler 1765-IAP, KM357, Davenport 2109, lovely toned AU with flashy gold highlights. A most attractive example of this popular mining Taler for the Segen Gottes Mine.Sold for: $1,725.00.
51088	Brunswick-Luneburg-Calenberg-Hannover. George III Taler 1774-LCR, KM369, Davenport 2110, superb AU-UNC, deep pewter gray and gold patina, one obverse rim nick. The surfaces are slightly reflective and the eye appeal is immediate. Struck for the Gute Des Herrn Mine. Very rare type and grade.Sold for: $4,312.50.
51089	Brunswick-Luneburg-Celle. Christian Ludwig Broad 1 1/2 Taler 1659-LW, KM250, Davenport LS166, toned XF, some small obverse flan flaws as struck. Value punched in on the reverse. This type features a horse leaping left above a mining scene. Very scarce oversized issue.Sold for: $1,265.00.
51090	Brunswick-Luneburg-Celle. Christian Ludwig Broad 4 Taler 1664-LW, KM223.5, Davenport LS187, lovely toned XF-AU, one small scratch in the obverse field. This huge coin features a horse above an intricately detailed mining scene. The value "4" is punched into the base of the reverse. Sold with an original tag from the Munzhandlung Basel, price $48!Sold for: $5,462.50.
51091	Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel. Rudolph August Broad 3 Taler 1685-RB, KM564, Davenport LS111, superb toned AU-UNC, lightly tooled obverse fields, a most impressive coin with incredibly sharp details and immediate eye appeal. The value "3" is punched on the reverse at 8 o'clock. A magnificent piece of numismatic art.Sold for: $4,025.00.
51092	Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel. Karl I Taler 1748-IBH, KM921, Davenport 2156, toned XF, small planchet flaw by the swan's neck, Mining Taler struck for the White Swan Mine. Sold with an original descriptive coin envelope showing the price as $6.Sold for: $747.50.
51093	Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel. Karl I Taler 1750-IBH, KM940, Davenport 2157, UNC, fabulous old-time cabinet patina with virtually pristine surfaces. The planchet exhibits a few tiny flaws which are typical for this series. Mining Taler for the White Swan Mine. Sold with the original dealer's tag from the Munzhandlung Basel.Sold for: $1,495.00.
51094	Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel. Karl I Taler 1752-IBH, KM923.1, Davenport 2162, lovely AU-UNC, subtle silvery gray and gold patina, very bold features. The flan displays a few tiny flaws, as made. Mining Taler for the Lautenthal's Gluck Mine. Rare and desirable type in this quality.Sold for: $2,185.00.
51095	Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel. Karl I Taler 1752-IBH, KM941, Davenport 2160, toned AU-UNC, a superb piece with flashy lustrous surfaces. The planchet is slightly out of round with softly struck centers. Mining Taler struck for the Cronenburg's Gluck Mine. Rare in this superior grade.Sold for: $2,300.00.
51096	Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel. Karl I gold 10 Talers 1762/1-E-IDB, KM917, VF-XF with some luster clinging to the peripheral legends, light adjustment marks on the King's neck. The overdate is very bold.Sold for: $862.50.
51097	Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel. Karl Wilhelm Speciestaler 1796-MC, KM1030, Davenport 2173, choice UNC, light and obviously original patina over fully lustrous surfaces. An exceptional example which will appeal to the ultra quality conscious collector.Sold for: $517.50.
51098	Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel. George III gold 5 Talers 1814-TW, KM1062, MS62 NGC Eliasberg Collection, highly lustrous surfaces. Struck in the name of the English King for the Regency of Karl II. Sold with the NGC photo certificate from the Eliasberg Sale.Sold for: $1,035.00.
51099	Cologne - Free City. Francis I gold Ducat 1750-GH-S, KM441, AU58 NGC, struck in the name of Francis I for Clemens August von Bayern. A choice lustrous example with bold features and flashy surfaces. Very scarce type and grade.Sold for: $1,322.50.
51100	Erfurt. Gustav II Adolph of Sweden gold Ducat 1634, KM54, Friedberg 923, Ahlstrom 15a, choice VF+, large bust type, posthumous date. Struck during the Swedish occupation of Erfurt.Sold for: $1,495.00.
51101	Frankfurt - Free City. 60 Kreuzer 1672-MF, KM146, AU58 NGC, very attractive patina and sharply detailed. This denomination was equal to a Gulden or 2/3 Taler.Sold for: $230.00.
51102	Frankfurt - Free City. Gold Ducat 1796, Friedberg 1025, KM289, prooflike AU-UNC, razor sharp strike, light hairlines in the exposed fields. Struck as a "contribution" to the French army. The reverse features a panoramic view of the river and city.Sold for: $1,092.50.
51103	Frankfurt - Free City. Gold 2 Ducats 1710, KM173, Friedberg 986, choice lustrous XF-AU, extremely bold details and flashy prooflike mint brilliance. Very rare type featuring a tower at sea with thunderstorm above.Sold for: $7,475.00.
51104	Frankfurt - Free City. 2 Gulden 1845, KM333, MS64 NGC, a beautiful example with full blazing mint brilliance and light complementary patina. Scarce date and grade.Sold for: $345.00.
51105	Frankfurt - Free City. Napoleon III Medallic Pattern 2 Taler ND, VG-3588, copper, toned UNC. Obverse: bust of Napoleon III; Reverse: Legends in wreath similar to KM329, "Gott Schutze Kaiser Und Reich," (God protect Kaiser and Empire) with "In Mainz" below. Very rare pattern listed in VG as 1861. The reverse is double-struck with the second strike rotated 180 degrees.Not Sold.
51106	Furstenberg-Stuhlingen. Josef Wilhelm Ernst Taler 1729-V, KM5, Davenport 2267, toned VF, Mining Taler (St. Joseph's)featuring miners at work with a country landscape behind. Scarce type and location.Sold for: $1,207.50.
51107	Furstenberg-Stuhlingen. Josef Wenzel Taler 1767-ARW, KM16, Davenport 2270, fabulous AU-UNC, aged gray and gold patina, light porosity on the reverse. First type with intricate breast plate. Rare type and grade. Sold with an original dealer's tag from the Munzhandlung Basel, marked $6!Sold for: $2,990.00.
51108	Furstenberg-Stuhlingen. Josef Wenzel Broad 4 Taler 1767-ARW, KM19, Davenport LS276, Dollinger 31, a magnificent piece with prooflike surfaces and the perfect blend of silvery gray patina and underlying mint brilliance. Struck as part of the Mining Taler series featuring St. Wenceslas standing in front of the Wenceslas Mine. The 3 Taler of this type is occasionally available, but we have not recorded another example of this denomination. Extremely rare and an incredible trophy for the collector who appreciates the absolute finest. 111.4 grams.Sold for: $44,562.50.
51109	Furstenberg-Stuhlingen. Josef Maria Benedict Taler 1790, KM30, Davenport 2271, choice UNC, delicate gray patina over fully lustrous and pristine surfaces, few tiny flan flaws as struck. Mining Taler honoring the Friedrich Christian Mine.Sold for: $2,070.00.
51110	Hamburg - Free City. Gold Ducat 1756-IHL, KM190, MS62 NGC, fully lustrous and very attractive, scarce type in this select quality. The surfaces on this coin literally sparkle with prooflike brilliance.Sold for: $1,150.00.
51111	Hamburg - Free City. Medallic gold 10 Ducats 1851, Gaedechens III, 2093, superb prooflike AU, faint hairlines in the obverse fields and one rim bump, struck to honor the burial of Burgermeister Christian Daniel Benecke, 1768-1851. The toning on this piece is deep gold and orange and is highly appealing. This was the final issue of the Burgermeister medallic series. 34.94 grams.Sold for: $1,380.00.
51112	Hamburg - Free City. 2 Mark 1892J, KM294, MS62 NGC, fully lustrous and quite attractive, very scarce date in this grade.Sold for: $299.00.
51113	Hamburg - Free City. 2 Mark 1896J, KM294, MS63 NGC, a choice example with attractive old-time patina.Not Sold.
51114	Hamburg - Free City. 2 Mark 1902J, KM294, Proof 65 NGC, a choice example with an attractive cameo effect on the raised details.Sold for: $356.50.
51115	Hamburg - Free City. 2 Mark 1903J, KM294, MS65 NGC, violet and gray toning, very appealing.Not Sold.
51116	Hamburg - Free City. 2 Mark 1906J, KM294, MS65 NGC, a Gem example of this type, very scarce this nice.Not Sold.
51117	Hamburg - Free City. 2 Mark 1914J, KM294, Proof 66 Cameo NGC, a dazzling example with flashy mirrored surfaces and instant eye appeal. Very scarce and underrated in Gem Proof.Sold for: $575.00.
51118	Hamburg - Free City. 3 Mark 1914J, KM296, Proof 63 Ultra Cameo NGC, fully brilliant and attractive, just a few faint obverse hairlines keep this coin out of the Gem class.Sold for: $295.55.
51119	Hamburg - Free City. 5 Mark 1907J, KM293, AU-UNC with spectacular multi-hued patina.Sold for: $235.75.
51120	Hamburg - Free City. Gold 10 Mark 1913J, KM292, MS64 NGC, a choice example with full gleaming mint brilliance, scarce type in this superior grade.Not Sold.
51121	Hamburg - Free City. Gold 20 Mark 1913J, KM295, MS63 NGC, fully lustrous.Sold for: $207.00.
51122	Hannover. Ernst August Taler 1840A, KM182, MS61 NGC, lightly toned and lustrous with a scattering of small contact marks.Sold for: $230.00.
51123	Hannover. Ernst August Taler 1843-S, KM207, toned AU-UNC, very sharply detailed, scarce commemorative struck for the wedding of Prince Georg.Sold for: $632.50.
51124	Hesse-Cassel. Wilhelm V Taler 1637-GK, KM162.3, Davenport 6760, AU50 NGC, attractive toning, one small natural edge crack, fascinating design with a storm blowing against a mighty tree.Sold for: $1,092.50.
51125	Hesse-Cassel. Wilhelm IX Taler 1785-IFH, KM528, Davenport 2304, lightly toned AU-UNC, faint adjustment marks, a most attractive example of this one-year type with the large bust of Wilhelm. Sold with a dealer's tag from the Munzhandlung Basel.Sold for: $460.00.
51126	Hesse-Cassel. Wilhelm IX Taler 1794-FH, KM532, Davenport 2305, toned nearly XF, slightly flat strike but an attractive original example.Sold for: $299.00.
51127	Hesse-Cassel. Friedrich Wilhelm I Taler 1865-CP, KM621.1, toned AU-UNC, a nice original example, small scuff on the cheek.Sold for: $161.00.
51128	Hesse-Darmstadt. Ludwig II Gulden 1839, KM309, MS63 PCGS, deep russet and slate gray patina.Sold for: $230.00.
51129	Hesse-Darmstadt. Ludwig III gold 20 Mark 1872-H, KM351, nice VF+, considerable mint luster in the recessed legends, scarce type.Sold for: $253.00.
51130	Hesse-Darmstadt. Ernst Ludwig 3 Mark 1910A, KM375, Gem Frosted Proof, a stunning example with brilliant mirror surfaces and a true cameo effect on the raised features. There is one small toning spot on the central of the reverse shield.Sold for: $373.75.
51131	Hesse-Darmstadt. Ernst Ludwig 5 Mark 1904, KM373, Proof, matte obverse with mirror reverse, a nice example of this commemorative marking the 400th birthday of Philipp the Magnanimous.Sold for: $373.75.
51132	Hesse-Darmstadt. Ernst Ludwig 5 Mark 1904, KM373, Proof 62 NGC, clearly a premium coin for this designation. Perhaps NGC didn't understand that the obverse on this type is matte, while the reverse is mirror proof. Very scarce type in Proof.Sold for: $632.50.
51133	Hesse-Darmstadt. Ernst Ludwig gold 20 Mark 1901A, KM371, brilliant Proof, very light handling on the obverse, small rim nick at 12 o'clock on the reverse. Very rare in Proof, only 600 minted.Sold for: $1,265.00.
51134	Hohnstein. Ernst VII Taler 1583, Davenport 9318, toned XF, crudely struck but very attractive and elusive in grades above VF.Sold for: $546.25.
51135	Lippe-Detmold. Leopold IV 2 Mark 1906A, KM270, MS65 NGC, light champagne toning over fully lustrous surfaces, a very nice example of this scarce one-year type.Sold for: $632.50.
51136	Lubeck - Free City. Rudolph II Taler 1603, KM-A8, Davenport 5444, nice toned VF+, an attractive early dated piece and much underrated in the SCWC. Sold for: $517.50.
51137	Lubeck - Free City. 2 Mark 1911A, KM212, MS65 NGC, fully brilliant with attractive, original gold and orange patina, very scarce grade for this type.Not Sold.
51138	Lubeck - Free City. 2 Mark 1911A, KM212, Proof 66 Cameo NGC, a true Gem example with brilliant mirror surfaces and superb golden patina in the legends.Sold for: $477.25.
51139	Lubeck - Free City. 2 Mark 1912A, KM212, MS65 NGC, fully brilliant with soft harvest gold toning, very scarce grade for this type.Not Sold.
51140	Lubeck - Free City. 2 Mark 1912A, KM212, Proof 65 NGC, a Gem example with flashy reflective surfaces.Not Sold.
51141	Lubeck - Free City. 3 Mark 1910A, KM215, Proof 65 Cameo NGC, fully brilliant, some small areas of toning emerging on the obverse.Sold for: $414.00.
51142	Mainz. Emeric Josef Taler 1766 A-FB, KM361, Dav-2425, about XF with mottled gray toning.Sold for: $207.00.
51143	Mansfeld. Friedeburg Line, Peter-Ernst I, Bruno II, Gebhard VIII, Johann-Georg IV Taler 1595, Dav-9510, lightly cleaned VF.Sold for: $276.00.
51144	Mecklenburg-Schwerin. Friedrich Franz IV Proof 2 Mark 1904A, KM333, Proof 66 NGC, a Gem example with attractive cameo busts.Sold for: $345.00.
51145	Munster. AR klippe Taler 50 Sols 1660, siege coinage issued during the siege of Munster by Bishop von Galen, KM323, Peus-50, VF-XF with minor edge flaws.Sold for: $632.50.
51146	Munster. Christof Bernhard Broad Taler 1661, St. Paul in clouds over city view/Helmeted arms, KM75, Dav-5603, Choice XF. Lustrous, with attractive gray, blue, and gold toning.Sold for: $1,150.00.
51147	Munster. Friedrich Christian von Plettenberg Taler 1706, issued on the death of the Bishop, Crowned arms/Twelve-line inscription, KM135, Dav-2864, AU, lustrous and well struck. Rare in this conditionSold for: $1,150.00.
51148	Neuss. City Taler 1556, Crowned double-eagle/Saint standing with banner, Dav-9593, VF.Sold for: $431.25.
51149	Neuss. City Taler 1570, Crowned arms/Crowned double-eagle, Dav-9595, F-VF with obverse scratches.Sold for: $299.00.
51150	Nurnberg. Free city Taler 1626, Crowned double-eagle/Three small shields divide the date, KM52, Dav-5636, VF-XF with light adjustment marks and a small test cut on the edge.Sold for: $149.50.
51151	Nurnberg. Free city Taler 1627, Crowned double-eagle/Three small shields divide the date, KM52, Dav-5636, VF-XF.Sold for: $241.50.
51152	Nurnberg. Free city gold ducat 1636, Arms/Four-line inscription in frame, KM136, F-1828, XF with a slightly wavy flan.Sold for: $402.50.
51153	Paderborn. Sede Vacante medallic Schautaler 1761, KM-M2, Zepernick-243, XF details with edge bumps.Sold for: $345.00.
51154	Pfalz-Sulzbach. Karl Theodor Half Taler 1786 AS, Bust right/Crowned arms, KM163, MS65 NGC. Fully lustrous with light silver-gray patina. A very scarce type in exceptional condition.Not Sold.
51155	Pfalz-Sulzbach. Karl Theodor Mining Taler 1753 AS, Bust right/Crowned arms, KM93, Dav-2533A, VF and a very scarce one-year type struck from silver from the mines at Wildberg.Sold for: $488.75.
51156	Pfalz-Sulzbach. Karl Theodor Taler 1795 AS, Bust right/Crowned arms, KM166, Dav-1959, MS63 NGC. Fully lustrous with obverse flan flaws and an edge flaw.Sold for: $517.50.
51157	Pfalz-Sulzbach. Karl Theodor Rhine-gold Ducat 1764 AS, Bust right/City view of Mannheim, KM113, F-2037, prooflike XF with light handling marks and slightly wavy flan.Sold for: $977.50.
51158	Pfalz-Sulzbach. Karl Theodor Rhine-gold Ducat 1764 AS, Bust right/City view of Mannheim, KM113, F-2037, lustrous XF with light obverse handling marks. A very scarce type.Sold for: $1,265.00.
51159	Prussia. Friedrich Wilhelm III white metal pattern 2 Taler 1819A, Bust right/Crowned arms with date below, unlisted in any reference that we can find and unknown to any of the German authorities that have seen the piece or an image, AU with a reverse rim flaw between 12 and 1 o'clock and a few other minor rim bumps. A new discovery piece and possibly unique.Sold for: $1,725.00.
51160	Prussia. Friedrich Wilhelm IV Proof Taler (Sterbetaler) 1861A, Bust right/Crowned eagle, Dav-775, lightly toned Proof.Sold for: $276.00.
51161	Prussia. Wilhelm I gold 10 Marks 1873A, Bust right/Eagle with date and value, KM502, MS67 NGC.Sold for: $207.00.
51162	Prussia. A pair of Wilhelm I certified gold 10 Marks including: (2) 1872A 10 Marks, KM502, MS66 NGC.Sold for: $345.00.
51163	Prussia. A pair of Wilhelm I certified gold 10 Marks including: 1872A & 1873A, both KM502 & both MS66 NGC.Sold for: $345.00.
51164	Prussia. A pair of Wilhelm I certified gold 10 Marks including: 1872A & 1873A, both KM502 & both MS66 NGC.Sold for: $345.00.
51165	Prussia. A pair of Wilhelm I certified gold 10 Marks including: (2) 1872A 10 Marks, KM502, MS66 NGC.Sold for: $345.00.
51166	Prussia. A pair of Wilhelm I certified gold 10 Marks including: (2) 1872A 10 Marks, KM502, MS66 NGC.Sold for: $345.00.
51167	Prussia. A pair of Wilhelm I certified gold 10 Marks including: (2) 1872A 10 Marks, KM502, MS66 NGC.Sold for: $345.00.
51168	Prussia. Wilhelm I gold 20 Marks 1887A, Bust right/Eagle with date and value, KM505, MS65 NGC. Sold for: $322.00.
51169	Prussia. Friedrich III Proof gold 10 Marks 1888A, Bust right/Eagle with date and value, KM514, Proof 62 NGC. Fully mirrored fields with light handling marks.Sold for: $546.25.
51170	Prussia. Friedrich III Proof gold 20 Marks 1888A, Bust right/Eagle with date and value, KM515, fully brilliant Proof with a few minor hairlines.Sold for: $805.00.
51171	Prussia. Wilhelm II 2 Marks 1893A, KM522, MS63 NGC. Sharply struck with silver-gray and greenish-gold patina.Not Sold.
51172	Prussia. Wilhelm II Proof 2 Marks 1904A, KM522, Choice Proof. Original blue, green, and gray cabinet toning with deeply mirrored fields and superb eye-appeal.Sold for: $488.75.
51173	Prussia. Wilhelm II Proof 2 Marks 1904A, KM522, Proof 65 Cameo NGC, a gorgeous coin with intense mirror surfaces and frosty white raised details.Sold for: $460.00.
51174	Prussia. Wilhelm II 2 Mark 1906A struck 10% off-center at 6 o'clock with a plain edge, KM522, lustrous, Choice Uncirculated with scattered toning in the legends. An interesting piece struck out of collar, and possibly a trial strike. Not Sold.
51175	Prussia. Wilhelm II 3 Marks 1908A Broadstruck, a fantastic error 3 Mark with uncentered and broadstruck toward 12:30 and a large area of the coin at 6 o'clock with no striking. The lettering is spread toward the rim and the overall effect is quite spectacular, MS65 PCGS. Gold and russet toning with full underlying luster.Sold for: $431.25.
51176	Prussia. Wilhelm II Proof 3 Marks 1910A, Berlin University, KM530, lightly toned, Choice Proof.Sold for: $230.00.
51177	Prussia. Wilhelm II Mansfeld 3 Marks 1915A, St. George/Eagle with date and value, KM539, MS66 NGC. Well struck with full luster and light golden toning.Sold for: $1,150.00.
51178	Prussia. Wilhelm II 5 Marks 1908A, KM523, UNC. Brilliant white with light contact marks.Sold for: $184.00.
51179	Prussia. Wilhelm II gold Proof 20 Marks 1905A, Bust right/Eagle with date and value, KM521, F-3831, Proof 67 NGC. A spectacular Cameo Proof with a small mintage of only 287 pieces. Sold for: $4,312.50.
51180	Prussia. Friedrich III pair as follows: 2 Mark 1888A, KM510, UNC; and a 5 Mark 1888A, KM512, UNC, both fully lustrous and well struck.Sold for: $172.50.
51181	Reuss-Lobenstein-Ebersdorf. Heinrich LXXII 2 Taler 1840A, KM5, Dav-805, UNC . Sharply struck with superb green and gold toning with bluish highlights. The surfaces exhibit a few minor marks and a small rim bump at 12 o'clock. Sold for: $2,185.00.
51182	Reuss-Obergreiz. Heinrich XXIV 3 Mark 1909A, KM130, Proof 65 NGC, deeply toned and extremely attractive, a select example of this one-year type. Only 400 pieces were struck in Proof.Sold for: $1,121.25.
51183	Saxe-Altenburg. Ernst 2 Mark 1901A, KM144, lightly toned AU-UNC, a pleasing example of this very scarce one-year type.Sold for: $402.50.
51184	Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. Ernst I Taler 1835, KM99c, Jaeger 263, prooflike XF-AU. Long considered to be a pattern, a few pieces have appeared and it is now listed as a regular issue in Jaeger and Krause an Jaeger estimates that between 200 and 300 pieces were made. The Krause price of $3,000 in XF is ridiculously low for this extremely rare coin.Sold for: $8,625.00.
51185	Saxe-Meiningen. Bernhard II Taler 1866, KM167, lightly toned UNC.Sold for: $299.00.
51186	Saxe-Meiningen. Georg II 5 Mark 1902D, KM200, lustrous XF. This appears to be the scarcer, "long beard" variety. Krause seems to have the prices of KM200 and 201 switched, as KM200 is definitely the scarcer type.Sold for: $184.00.
51187	Saxe-Meiningen. Georg II 5 Mark 1908D, KM201, XF details. Lightly toned with surfaces slightly polished long ago. Sold for: $161.00.
51188	Saxe-Meiningen. Georg II 5 Mark 1908D, KM201, lustrous UNC with attractive silver-gray patina and moderate abrasions.Sold for: $747.50.
51189	Saxe-Old-Gotha. Sons of Johann Friedrich I Taler ND (1559), Bust right/Facing busts, Dav-9745, XF with some gummy residue on the obverse.Sold for: $402.50.
51190	Saxe-Old-Gotha. Johann Casimir & Johann Ernst II Taler 1627/6, Dav-7431, XF with traces of luster and minor edge flaws.Sold for: $373.75.
51191	Saxe-Saalfeld. Johann Ernst VIII City View Taler 1722 IME, Bust right/City view with date below, Dav-2744, XF with mottled toning and light abrasions. Krause does not list a price for this extremely rare, one-year type, and lists it only as Rare. We can find no recent price record and expect considerable interest for this rarely offered piece.Sold for: $8,642.25.
51192	Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach. Wilhelm Ernst 2 Mark 1903A, KM-Y172, Proof 66 NGC, ex-Brand Collection, lightly toned with frosted busts. Marriage of the Grand Duke.Sold for: $336.95.
51193	Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach. Wilhelm Ernst Proof 5 Mark 1903A, commemorating the Grand Duke's first marriage, KM173, Proof 65 Cameo NGC. Sold for: $575.00.
51194	Saxony-Albertine Line. August Taler 1573, Bust right dividing date/Crowned arms, Dav-9798, XF with considerable remaining luster.Sold for: $322.00.
51195	Saxony. Friedrich August II, as King of Poland and Saxony, Mining Taler 1757IDB, Bust right/Crowned arms and date, KM934, Dav-2674, MS64 NGC. Full frosty mint luster with a touch of golden toning around the devices. The nicest example of this scarce one-year type that we have seen.Sold for: $9,200.00.
51196	Saxony. Friedrich August II, as King of Poland and Saxony, Vicariat gold Ducat 1742/1, Elector on horseback/Throne with date above, KM908, F-2865, Choice AU-UNC. Fully lustrous and well struck with light hairlines.Sold for: $3,737.50.
51197	Saxony. Friedrich August III Mining Taler 1765, Freiberg Mining Academy, KM985, Dav-2686, nicely toned XF with original old cabinet toning. A very rare type that is much rarer than shown in Krause.Sold for: $5,750.00.
51198	Saxony. Friedrich August III Double Konventionstaler 1786, Plain edge, Bust right/Scene of the "Beschert Gluck" mine near Freiberg, Schnee 1085, Slg. Koch 1780, AU. Superbly toned with prooflike surfaces and immaculate green and gold toning. Very Rare. Sold for: $3,737.50.
51199	Saxony. Friedrich August I Pattern Taler 1814, KM-Pn67, prooflike AU with bluish-gray toning. Very rare and the first example we have seen of this elusive pattern.Sold for: $6,900.00.
51200	Saxony. Friedrich August II Taler 1841G, Bust right/Crowned and mantled arms with the date, KM1148, prooflike AU-UNC. Unfortunately, this piece has been lacquered and the hairlines that lead us to call it AU-UNC (despite the glittering mirrored fields) are possibly mostly in the lacquer and not on the actual coin.Sold for: $172.50.
51201	Saxony. Friedrich August II 2 Taler 1854, issued on the death of the King, KM1183, Dav-880, XF.Sold for: $230.00.
51202	Saxony. Albert 2 Mark 1899E, KM1245, MS64 NGC. Brilliant and well struck with a few tiny contact marks.Sold for: $287.50.
51203	Saxony. Albert 5 Mark 1876E, KM1237, about XF.Sold for: $115.00.
51204	Saxony. Albert 5 Mark 1893E, KM1246, UNC with light contact marks and nice reverse toning. Very scarce in this condition.Sold for: $747.50.
51205	Saxony. Albert 5 Mark 1893E, KM1246, UNC. Fully lustrous with a touch of golden toning. Very scarce.Sold for: $1,897.50.
51206	Saxony. Friedrich August III 2 Mark 1912E, KM1263, MS64 PCGS, attractive toning, lower mintage date.Sold for: $149.50.
51207	Saxony. Friedrich August III 5 Mark 1909, KM1269, MS66 NGC, a true Gem example, Leipzig University commemorative.Sold for: $299.00.
51208	Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt. Johann Friedrich Taler 1768ICK, Bust right/Crowned arms and date, KM37, Dav-2769, prooflike XF with light reverse adjustment marks.Sold for: $862.50.
51209	Schwartzburg-Sonderhausen. Carl Gunther 2 Mark 1905, KM-Y211, choice Proof with an attractive cameo bust, thick reverse rim. 25th anniversary of reign.Sold for: $230.00.
51210	Schwarzburg-Sonderhausen. Carl Gunther 2 Mark 1905, KM-Y211a, thin reverse rim, Proof 65 NGC, choice sea green and gold patina. 25th anniversary of reign.Sold for: $299.00.
51211	Schwarzburg-Sonderhausen. Carl Gunther 3 Mark 1909A, KM-Y212, MS66 NGC, a Gem example with fabulous original toning, very attractive. Struck to honor the death of Carl Gunther.Sold for: $299.00.
51212	Schwarzenberg. Johann Adolf Taler 1682, Bust right/Crowned arms with date, Dav-7699, MS64 NGC. Superbly struck with lustrous, iridescent surfaces toned in pleasing shades of blue and gold. A sensational example of this scarce, early one-year type.Not Sold.
51213	Silesia-Munsterberg-Oels. Joachim, Heinrich, Johann, and Georg Ducat 1550, St. Christopher/Arms, F-3230, VF with flan crease.Sold for: $1,380.00.
51214	Speyer. August Philipp Taler 1770AS, Convention Taler on the accession of August Philipp, KM12, Dav-2788, toned about XF with considerable remaining luster.Sold for: $322.00.
51215	Thuringen-Altenburg. Friedrich I. Barbarossa von Hohenstaufen, brakteat 1152-1190, Friedrich seated facing on throne holding scepter and orb with legend around, Slg. Bonhoff 1171 var, XF and very scarce.Not Sold.
51216	Ulm. Friedrich II Brakteat Pfennig ND (1215-1250), Half-length figure facing, cross in left hand, swearing oath with right hand, Slg. Halle 2115, XF.Not Sold.
51217	Wurttemberg. Wilhelm I 2 Gulden 1847, KM595, well struck XF with original toning.Sold for: $172.50.
51218	Wurttemberg. Wilhelm II 2 Mark 1904F, KM631, choice mirror surfaces with an appealing cameo bust.Sold for: $187.45.
51219	Wurzburg. Adam Friedrich von Seinsheim Taler 1765 INM-FHP, Bust right/Crowned arms, KM380, Dav-2893, XF.Sold for: $276.00.
51220	Wurzburg. Franz Ludwig von Erthal Taler 1785, Bust right/Saint flanked by two Saints, KM423, Dav-2905, lustrous AU with an edge flaw at 9 o'clock.Sold for: $402.50.
51221	Wurzburg. Franz Ludwig von Erthal Taler 1786 MP, Bust right/Angel with book and globe dividing date, KM426, Dav-2906, UNC with minor reverse flan flaws.Sold for: $546.25.
Germany
51222	Empire. 20 Pfennig 1892-E, KM-13, MS64 NGC, a beautiful example with excellent color, sharp strike, only the tiniest contact marks.Sold for: $299.00.
51223	Empire. 50 Pfennig 1877-J, KM-8, wreaths, MS65 NGC, delicate silvery gray surfaces.Sold for: $299.00.
51224	Empire. 50 Pfennig pattern (1877)-D, Schaff-8/G5, KM-8 or 15 for style showing only the eagle and surrounding wreath with a D mintmark, the other side blank except for outer beaded circle, PR65 NGC (which mislabels it a Half Mark), a beautiful and very rare specimen having iridescent lilac-gold toning. Sold for: $431.25.
51225	Empire. 1 Mark 1875-A, KM-7, MS65 NGC, a solid Gem Uncirculated piece with brilliant silvery luster having dappled golden blue toning.Sold for: $230.00.
51226	Empire. 1 Mark 1899-J, KM-14, MS65 NGC, brilliant silvery white luster, Gem Uncirculated.Not Sold.
51227	Empire. 1 Mark 1903-J, KM-14, silvery steel-gray toned Choice Unc., a rare date in mint state, as current SCWC (Krause) value is $1,000.Sold for: $339.25.
51228	Empire. 1 Mark 1904-G, KM-14, MS66 NGC, a beautiful piece having bright gold, mauve, greenish blue and silvery iridescent surfaces.Sold for: $345.00.
51229	Inflation coinage post World War I, Saxony Taler 1833 counterstamped in two rectangles "Billion" and "Mark." Nice XF and very scarce, one of the classic issues of the period of raging inflation following the German defeat in WWI. Sold for: $218.50.
51230	Saxony Porcelain Notgeld Sets 1921, two identical sets in the original presentation boxes, each containing seven notgeld tokens in red (and gilt) porcelain with denominations from 20 Pfennig to 20 Mark. Both sets are nice UNC. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $253.00.
51231	Selection of Inflation Notgeld Tokens, eight red porcelain tokens from various cities plus an original boxed set of six black porcelain tokens from Coblenz dated 1921. All fourteen items are nice UNC. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $230.00.
51232	Weimar Republic. 2 Pfennig 1923-F error: reverse brockage with multiple strikes, KM-31, Choice Uncirculated, light brown surfaces showing a dramatic mis-struck "reflection" of the reverse on the side intended to be the obverse. Rare.Sold for: $195.50.
51233	Weimar Republic. 50 Pfennig 1920-A, KM-27, aluminum, PR67 Ultra Cameo NGC, a gleaming gem of a piece for the fussiest collector.Not Sold.
51234	Weimar Republic. 50 Reichspfennig 1933-J, KM-49, MS63 PCGS, light toning, catalogue value about twice our conservative estimate.Sold for: $299.00.
51235	Weimar Republic. 2 Reichsmark 1926-G error: KM-45, struck about 30% off center, MS64 PCGS, lightly toned.Sold for: $299.00.
51236	Weimar Republic. 3 Reichsmark 1927-A, Bremerhaven, KM-50, Choice Uncirculated with silvery white luster.Sold for: $195.50.
51237	Weimar Republic. 3 Reichsmark 1927-F, Tubingen, KM-54, Uncirculated with silvery white luster.Sold for: $517.50.
51238	Weimar Republic. 3 Reichsmark 1928-D, Durer, KM-58, MS64 NGC, silvery white luster, hint of gold tone, nice and choice.Sold for: $575.00.
51239	Weimar Republic. 3 Reichsmark 1928-D, KM-59, Dinkelsbuhl, MS63 NGC, flashy white silvery luster, a lovely coin.Sold for: $747.50.
51240	Weimar Republic. 3 Reichsmark 1930-J, KM-70, Rhineland, PR63 NGC, brilliant mirrored surfaces showing some hairlines and a few light scuffs.Not Sold.
51241	Weimar Republic. 3 Reichsmark 1931-A, Von Stein, KM-73, Gem brilliant Proof with an exceptional cameo bust, pale toning, highly attractive.Sold for: $230.00.
51242	Weimar Republic. 3 Reichsmark 1931-A, Von Stein, KM-73, Proof 64 NGC, handsome original flashes of light iridescent gold toning, cameo portrait. This is a beautiful piece.Sold for: $253.00.
51243	Weimar Republic. 3 Reichsmark 1932-A, KM-74, Choice AU, nice surfaces, silvery white luster, scarce type from the end of an era.Sold for: $402.50.
51244	Weimar Republic. 5 Reichsmark 1927-A, KM-51, Bremerhaven, Uncirculated with attractive, original surfaces, toned a light silvery golden gray.Sold for: $690.00.
51245	Weimar Republic. 5 Reichsmark 1927-A, Bremerhaven, KM-51, Proof 66 NGC, pastel pink, blue and yellow toning. Rarely seen as a Gem Proof.Sold for: $1,380.00.
51246	Weimar Republic. 5 Reichsmark 1927-F, KM-55, Tubingen, MS64 NGC, sharp looking with handsome light silvery surfaces, hues of gold toning.Sold for: $690.00.
51247	Weimar Republic. 5 Reichsmark 1928-A, KM-56, Oak Tree, PR63 NGC, intense brilliance and choice.Sold for: $632.50.
51248	Weimar Republic. 5 Reichsmark 1930-A, KM-56, Oak Tree, MS66 NGC, a splendid coin with original silvery luster, sharp too.Sold for: $431.25.
51249	Weimar Republic. 5 Reichsmark 1931-A, KM-56, MS65 NGC, brilliant.Sold for: $322.00.
51250	Weimar Republic. 5 Reichsmark 1929-E, KM-61, Lessing, PR63 Cameo NGC, brilliant and attractive despite light hairlines.Sold for: $460.00.
51251	Weimar Republic. 5 Reichsmark 1930-A, KM-68, Zeppelin, Uncirculated.Sold for: $207.00.
51252	Weimar Republic. 5 Reichsmark 1930-D, KM-68, Zeppelin, MS65 NGC, silvery white luster, small abrasions as seemingly always found on these.Sold for: $345.00.
51253	Weimar Republic. 5 Reichsmark 1930-E, KM-68, Zeppelin, Choice Uncirculated, slightly prooflike, light golden toning, certainly as nice as the NGC 65 just sold.Sold for: $431.25.
51254	Third Reich. 2 Reichsmark 1933-A, KM-79, Luther, PR64 Cameo NGC, scarce type in proof, and this is a beautiful example.Sold for: $195.50.
51255	Third Reich. 5 Reichsmark 1933-A, KM-80, Luther, Choice Uncirculated, handsome silvery surfaces.Sold for: $161.00.
51256	Third Reich. 5 Reichsmark 1937-A, KM-94, Hindenburg, Gem Proof with vivid iridescent golden blue toning.Sold for: $253.00.
51257	Federal Republic. Commemorative 5 Marks 1957-J, KM-117, Eichendorff, PR64 ANACS, a brilliant Gem Proof which is very rare in this state. KM value is stated as $1,800.Not Sold.
German Lots
51258	Seven talers: Saxony Fried. Aug. 1813, nearly Unc., loads of adjustments. Saxony 1800, VF. Prussia Fr. Wilh. III 1828-A, VF. Anhalt, Alex. Carl 1834, VF. Anhalt, Alex. Carl 1846-A, VF. (2) Prussia Fried. Wilh. IV, 1858-A, VF but light scratches; 1859-A, Fine.Sold for: $460.00.
51259	Four big silver coins: Prussia Thaler 1818 Fine. Prussia 2 Thaler 1839-A cleaned VF. Bruns-Wolf 24 Marien Grosch 1694 Fine. Weimar Republic 5 Mark Oak Tree 1929-A XF+.Sold for: $373.75.
51260	Five Germans and three cousins: (2) Germany, Prussia , Wilhelm 2.5 Groschen 1872-A, two pieces Unc., one flashy and real choice. Frankfurt 1 Gulden 1840, VF+. Hesse-Cassel, Fried. Wilh. Thaler 1851, About XF. Saxony Johann I Thaler (KM-1192) 1859-F, VF. Austria Franc. Joseph, 2 Florin 1859-B, VF. France Republic 1 Franc 1872-A (small A), Choice Unc., light silvery gold toning. Netherlands Wilhelm II, 1 Gulden 1848 (KM-66), About XF and pleasing.Sold for: $460.00.
51261	Weimar Republic 3-Marks selection: (2) Rhineland 1925-A, 2 pieces sharp AU. Lubeck 1926-A, AU. Meissen 1000th Anniversary 1929-E, About XF. Waldeck-Prussia Union 1929-A, Choice Unc. and beautiful. (2) Zeppelin 1930-D and 1930-J, each nice AU. A really nice group.Sold for: $460.00.
51262	Nice group of 2-Marks coins: Baden 1902 lustrous AU. Hesse-Darm. 1904 BU. Saxony, Leipzig 1409-1909 BU. Bavaria 1911-D BU. Wuert. 1905-F frosty BU.Sold for: $253.00.
51263	Silver from 3 centuries: Hesse-Cassel "blood" Thaler 1778-BR, KM-516, sharp VF and an interesting coin. Hannover 2/3 Thaler 1814-C, KM-100.1, frosty Choice AU. Weimar republic 3 Reichsmark 1930-A, KM-69, frosty BU. A very nice lot indeed!Sold for: $373.75.
51264	Beautiful selection of mostly German States silver, a wide assortment of Guldens, 2 Marks, 5 Marks, 36-Grote, Thalers, fractional Thalers and others, even a GEA Rupie and a Kiau-Chau 10c piece. The earliest coin is from 1669, the latest into the 20th century. Condition throughout is quite high with many lustrous pieces. A wonderful assemblage of types and commemoratives!Sold for: $1,725.00.
Gibraltar
51265	British Colony bronze 2 Quarts 1802, KM-Tn2.2, time of George III, crude 1 and recut 8 in date, Choice AU-Unc., lovely reddish brown surfaces, no marks or other detriments and thus very desirable.Sold for: $276.00.
51266	Elizabeth II Silver 40 Ounce Crown 1994, KM333, Gem Cameo Proof, presented in the original wooden box of issue with the COA and descriptive card. A massive piece featuring the Rock of Gibraltar.Sold for: $345.00.
51267	Elizabeth II gold Proof Set 1996, KM-PS22, the hologram set featuring four denominations - 15, 35, 70 and 140 Ecus, all in Gem Proof and presented in the original case of issue with numbered COA.Sold for: $632.50.
51268	Elizabeth II Proof Set 1999, the Crown Jewels set featuring three silver Crowns honoring Kings William I, Richard I and Henry VIII and a gold 1/2 Crown depicting Queen Elizabeth I. Gem Cameo Proofs housed in the original presentation case with numbered COA (63). The gold coin weights 15.5 grams and each coin has a tiny precious jewel inlaid into the flan!Sold for: $402.50.
51269	Elizabeth II Bimetallic Crown 2000, KM884, Proof in the box of issue with COA. Tuppenny Blue.Sold for: $632.50.
51270	Elizabeth II Bimetallic Crown 2000, KM884, Proof in the original presentation case with COA, titanium center in a gold ring, Tuppenny Blue postage stamp motif. 26.3 grams of gold.Sold for: $632.50.
51271	Elizabeth II Bimetallic Crown 2000, KM884, Proof in the original presentation case with COA. Tuppenny Blue motif, gold ring with a titanium center. 26.3 grams of gold.Sold for: $632.50.
Great Britain
51272	Late Anglo-Saxon coinage, King Cnut (1016-35), Short Cross Penny, S-1159, N-790, moneyer Eadwold of London, struck 1029-35/6, Choice XF, sharply struck on a full flan, high rims without cracks, good metal, no peck marks, and light silvery gray in color. A delight in every way and a classic of its era.Sold for: $632.50.
51273	Norman kings, William I (the Conqueror, 1066-87), PAXS Penny, S-1257, N-848, moneyer Lifword of Southwark, Choice and lustrous XF with an elegant deep bluish gray tone, struck on a full flan of good metal with no cracks, complete outer rims, intensely detailed portrait (faint die crack across it) but some areas of each side's legend missing from the uneven strike. The key area for this penny style, the center of the reverse, is super bold in detail. Overall, here is a charming example, struck in the south of present-day London, of this classic issue of the conqueror of the Angles and Saxons. William I was Norman royalty who himself came from earlier Viking stock, for Normandy, much like England, had become a melting pot of native and Nordic bloodlines.Sold for: $920.00.
51274	Edward III (1327-77) gold Noble, S-1490, N-1180, 4th Coinage, Pre-Treaty period, struck at London, mm 3rd Cross as used 1356-61, small letters in the legends and small E at center of the royal cross on reverse (this variety infrequently seen), a charming a very choice XF example, not crisp in strike but nonetheless well detailed and almost fully readable as our illustration shows. North comments (volume 2, page 14) that the image of the king standing in his ship may initially have been intended to commemorate the English naval victory at Sluys in 1340, which took place a mere four years before the first noble was struck. The noble quickly became the nation's international trade coin, of nearly pure gold, facilitating the wool trade with the Continent and spreading English influence. It replaced the tentative (and now very rare) first gold issue of this monarch, the double-leopard, as well as the gold florin, which featured a beautifully styled, crowned "leopard sejant" bearing the royal banner upon its back. Few commentators have mentioned the subtle stylistic obeisance to that beautiful Renaissance piece which was brought forward in small detail on the noble: four leopards appear surrounding the royal cross's quadrants, and these were traditional images of the badge of the Plantagenet kings. Here indeed is an historically significant coin.Sold for: $2,990.00.
51275	Henry VII (1485-1509) Groat, S-2199, facing bust, pansy mm, struck 1495-98, London mint, sharp VF, old encrustations in the devices, flan crack right obverse at 4 o'clock, overall a nice representation of this type.Sold for: $138.00.
51276	Henry VIII (1509-47) Half Groat, S-2415, N-1852, posthumous coinage struck at Canterbury, VF for issue of poor silver, with the portrait vague but distinct when held at various angles to view it, casually struck as almost all known pieces are. Original greenish silver surfaces. Always intriguing, with a classic portrait even if not easy to appreciate.Sold for: $115.00.
51277	Henry VIII (1509-47) Groat, S-2337E, N-1797, lacking Irish title, mm Lis as used for the entire period of this style (1526-44), a pleasing VF with medium gray toning, unevenly struck as shown in our photos but the portrait is pleasing enough. Unusually, FRANCIA (IA appearing to be an E) is fully spelled out in the king's title.Sold for: $345.00.
51278	Henry VIII (1509-47) Groat, S-2337E, N-1797, without Irish title, mm Lis (1526-44), another example of the 2nd coinage, this piece more detailed, Choice VF with medium gray toning. Variations on the portraiture style and in die-cutting abound in this series and flatter the corpulent monarch.Sold for: $230.00.
51279	Henry VIII (1509-47) Groat, S-2337E, N-1797, without Irish title, obverse mm Lis combined with reverse mm pheon (both employed 1526-44), an even finer example of the 2nd coinage, practically XF with dark gray toning and rose hues, and a full flan showing almost complete outer circles, the portrait a bit puffy at the jaw but charming nonetheless. This piece is a treat to study as the obverse's diacritical stops (mostly saltires) in the legend are unusually clear. A classic piece.Not Sold.
51280	Edward VI (1547-53) silver Crown 1553/2, S-2478, tun mm, just Fine but pleasing enough for the grade, light gray in color, no gouges or heavy scratches or rim bangs as so often seen on these, the overdate looking like a 7 with a tail and just classic die-cutting style of the time. Should be worth 2007 Spink catalogue value of £750 for this grade.Sold for: $1,380.00.
51281	Philip and Mary (1554-58) Sixpence, S-2505, dated 1554, rare and quite exceptional for the grade, choice VF with an incredibly round and full flan, the dual portraits and reverse shield well detailed, light scratches and some roughness in the fields but this issue comes miserably preserved as a general rule. Many collectors will wish to capture this memento of a tortured reign: the portrait of Prince Philip of Spain appears on this piece because Philip was married to Mary, daughter of Henry VIII by Catherine of Aragon, but the union (historians mostly believe) was promulgated primarily for political purposes; the Catholic pair brought the Inquisition to England, and they persecuted any "impure" believers and nonbelievers alike with alacrity; "bloody Mary," the poor soul, believed herself pregnant until almost her last moment on earth, when her stomach cancer became evident, and upon her death her never attendant husband returned to Spain to his own kingdom, leaving England in great relief to the vibrant daughter of Henry by Anne Boleyn, and a new era of greatness for the island began. This coin is one of very few types ever to bear two portraits, and is most desirable.Sold for: $1,897.50.
51282	Elizabeth I (1558-1603) Sixpence 1568, S-2562, 3rd Issue, crown mm, XF45 ICG, a most pleasing example with medium gray toning, a bit softly struck in the centers but the legends are full and crisp in details, the flan excellent and nearly round.Sold for: $299.00.
51283	Elizabeth I (1558-1603) Sixpence 1594, dated blundered and likely 4 cut over 3, S-2578B, woolpack mm as used 1594-96, pleasing VF with medium gray toning, nice portrait, shield weak in areas as illustrated.Sold for: $207.00.
51284	Elizabeth I (1558-1603) Shilling, S-2577, 5th Issue (of 1582-1600), hand mm as used 1590-92, VF, light gray toning, nice round flan without cracks, overall a nice balanced appearance with good details, and classic light crinkling in the metal as seen in silver of this era. The mintmark is especially clear on both sides. A desirable example.Sold for: $322.00.
51285	James I (1603-25) die-trial copper Halfpenny, N-2141, uniface without portrait showing the intended obverse (?) only, this variety measuring 1 and 1/8 inch in diameter, a curious piece showing intertwined stems of a rose and a thistle plant, with a crown above them centered, much like the style of the copper farthings of the period but more ornate. XF45 BN NGC. Very rare. North says this is most likely a medalet. The value is anyone's guess but we think our estimate is reasonable, for this is an attractive and historic piece.Not Sold.
51286	James I (1603-25) Sixpence 1606, S-2658, 2nd Coinage, Rose mm, VF30 ICG, light gray toning, pleasant with good details.Sold for: $345.00.
51287	Charles I (1625-49) Sixpence, S-2860, Anchor mm, 2nd Milled Issue of 1638-39, VF25, even medium gray toning with almost no marks and nice, clean fields. Original and handsome.Sold for: $373.75.
51288	Charles I (1625-49) gold Unite, S-2686, N-2147, Lis mm as used only in 1625, pleasing About XF, lustrous with a nice round flan (unusually fine in this respect) and good detail, though lacking in some portrait features as almost always seen on these. The legends are unusually complete and sharp. Beautiful old gold toning, too!Sold for: $977.50.
51289	Charles I (1625-49) octagonal siege of Pontefract Castle Shilling 1648, S-3148, N-2646, very rare! These pieces, struck during the period of June 1648 to March 1649, were hand-made from silver plate either taken by or given to the king's forces, while the castle was under heavy siege as the loyalist position steadily deteriorated; these coins are among the most intriguing of the entire English series, and seldom offered. The legend DVM SPIRO SPERO on the side most numismatists consider to be the obverse (featuring a crowned CR) translates to mean "Whilst I live, I hope" in English, which is indicative of King Charles' plight, for while the castle remained under siege he was captured, tried, and executed on 30 January 1649 for his "crimes" against the commonwealth (he was accused of treason). It was seemingly the end of the Stuart rule (his son was not to return from hiding in the French court of the Sun King for more than a decade), and surely many loyalists saved coins such as this as mementoes of an era they believed had ended. If caught during the Commonwealth era with such a coin, a citizen might be executed, so many such pieces were destroyed. Luckily, a small number survived until the Restoration in 1660. The reverse of this excellent example features a charming if crudely engraved image of a castle, with "PC" above its central tower, "OBS" for "besieged" vertically to the left, the date 1648 below the castle gate, and an arm extending to the right holding out a sword! The king's plight (this coin was made after he was imprisoned) as thus displayed remains alluring to this day. The castle itself dated to within two decades of the Norman conquest. It had long been used as a prison, housing Richard II (who died within its walls), James I when he was king of Scotland, and even the Duke of Orleans after Henry V captured him at the Battle of Agincourt in October 1415. Richard III lived there when visiting Yorkshire. Castle Pontefract endured three sieges during the English Civil War, and following the king's execution it was torn down by order of Parliament; the surrounding town suffered severely during the sieges. The castle's enduring fame emanates from its use by the king's forces towards the very end of his battles against Oliver Cromwell. The primary siege coinage was shillings, although an incredibly rare double-shilling also exists. The presently offered shilling is among the finest pieces this cataloguer has been privileged to handle, essentially grading XF for the issue, beautifully shaped, toned a most pleasing light silvery gray, and displaying on its castle side a metal flaw which, to our eyes, only enhances its appeal because it is a dramatic portrayal in and of itself of the stressful moment in history under which these emergency bits of money came into brief existence and use. All in all, here is a simply wonderful example of the Pontefract (pronounced "pom-fret") coinage!Sold for: $20,700.00.
51290	Commonwealth of England Sixpence 1654, S-3219, sun mm, XF45 ICG, dark gray toning, some softly struck areas but overall a sharp-appearing coin with no problems and a nicely shaped flan.Sold for: $690.00.
51291	Commonwealth of England Shilling 1651/49, S-3217, sun mm, sharp VF but even nicer in appearance at first glance; delicately and skillfully tooled (probably many years ago), to enhance the details of its design. Light gray. Nice big flan. Old light scratch across St George's cross on obverse.Sold for: $431.25.
51292	Commonwealth of England Shilling 1653, blundered final digit in date, probably 3/2, S-3217, sun mm, Choice VF with original surfaces, pleasant light iridescent gray toning, centers a trifle weak but the legends very clear, excellent large flan. Truly an excellent example of this classic type.Sold for: $632.50.
51293	Oliver Cromwell Crown 1658/7, S-3226, dies by Thomas Simon, MS61 NGC, a beautiful example having dark gray toning, minor abrasions, unusual sharpness of strike, and being virtually as struck. The prominent die break across the Protector's bust is advanced and especially sharp in nature, with a die bulge just above it. Comes with a typewritten note from Bebee's explaining the coin to its purchaser, dated 12/16/68, and the dealership's paper envelope labeling it a Proof. While especially sharp details prevail, as often seen on these pieces, however, the legends have bifurcated letters, proving it to be a currency issue, not one of the super-rare specimens or proofs. Nonetheless, this is an excellent piece with superior eye-appeal, and worth strong bids as few exist in finer condition.Sold for: $10,062.50.
51294	Charles II pattern copper Farthing 1665, Peck-412, short hair, plain edge. Dies engraved by John Roettier, of the talented Dutch family so favored by the son of Charles I. These pieces, struck in sizable quantities albeit technically patterns, are the first in the English copper series to depict the now-famous Seated Britannia effigy on the reverse side. Wilson Peck comments that the image was inspired by the allegorical figure symbolizing the Province of Britain to the Romans, as it had appeared on bronze sestertii of the emperor Antoninus Pius (and on other Roman issues with which the Dutch engraver was doubtless familiar). As well, Peck believed that the Duchess of Richmond (now a suburb of London), Frances Stewart, was the model for Britannia's face upon this coin; he states that Roettier had probably seen the then-new portrait of her, done in 1664. The farthing features a superb likeness of King Charles II when young. The obverse legend is essentially a cry for joy at the return of the king, who had been hiding in France all during the Civil War. The reverse legend translates to mean "I claim the four seas" and is reputed to allude to the king's interest in strengthening the Royal Navy. In this sense, this particular coinage represents the beginning of the British Empire, Britain's wish to rise to a level of prominence whereby it could rule the seas. The question now arises: why would a pattern be struck in large numbers and then circulate broadly? By 1670 there had been proclamations in the House of Lords, of Parliament, about the need for more small change; thus the dies for these patterns, in their various versions, seem to have been brought out and used for some years to make commercial coins. Some of the dies were worn, and many of these farthings appear lacking detail. Most, however, circulated for decades. Finding an unworn piece struck from fresh dies, such as the present example, is thus quite extraordinary. Uncirculated with chocolate-brown, semi-prooflike surfaces, only a few tiny abrasions in the lovely fields, and boldly struck. The very image of the monarchial claims the coin was meant to represent!Sold for: $805.00.
51295	Charles II Sixpence 1677, S-3382, AU58 ANACS, a pleasant example of this very scarce type, a bit softly struck in areas but well balanced overall with golden amber toning having hues of blue iridescence. Rare so fine.Sold for: $575.00.
51296	Charles II and later overdate coins: Charles II 1678/7 Sixpence, S-3382, Fine; 1678/7 Crown, S-3358, Fine or slightly less; 1682/1 Crown, S-3359, R over A error in edge, VG; Queen Anne 1708/7-E Shilling, S-3609, VG; 1708/7 Crown, S-3600, Fine with small marks and scratches; Queen Victoria, bronze Halfpenny, 1865/3, S-3956, pleasing VF. Overdate collector heaven!Sold for: $1,495.00.
51297	Charles II Crown 1662, S-3351 (edge not visible in slab but so designated), rose below bust, XF40 PCGS, usual detail lacking in the centers of coin, nicely balanced in color and strike. The first milled crown of the Restoration and always popular and eagerly sought, in any grade. This one is much better than most that come to market worldwide. Medium gray toning with some mottling.Sold for: $1,610.00.
51298	Charles II Crown 1668/7, S-3357, Fine with old gray toning, myriad tiny abrasions and little scratches from circulation but cleaner than most seen at this grade level. Scarce.Sold for: $322.00.
51299	Charles II Maundy set 1680, S-3392, consisting of the normal four coins (penny through fourpence) as distributed on Maundy Thursday by the monarch. Virtually no original sets exist, as almost all of these entered circulation and remained in use for decades. These pieces are Fine to VF and are nicer than the typical assembled set. Classic designs with the intertwined C's on reverse.Sold for: $299.00.
51300	Early Milled Maundy pieces: Charles II Penny 1672/1, 2d 1672/1, 3d 1672/1 and 4d 1672/1, a complete overdate set, S-3392, grade averaging Fine or slightly better, tiny gouge on reverse of 3d; James II Penny 1688/7 and 2d 1688/7, Fine or better, the 1d with a repaired hole, Wm & Mary 2d 1693/2 VF and 2d 1694/3/2, choice XF, and 1691/0 4d Choice VF. Scarce coins.Not Sold.
51301	James II Sixpence 1686, S-3412, AU55 NGC, pleasing surfaces with remnant luster, a tiny scuff on the king's throat line, handsome silvery surfaces with some amber hues. Two center digits of the date heavily recut. Very scarce so fine. 2007 Spink catalogue value for their XF (this coin would comply) is £850, or about $1,700. You could not buy this piece at any London dealership for much less.Sold for: $1,035.00.
51302	James II Halfcrown 1686/5, S-3408, VF with choice surfaces and really pleasant light gray toning. Usual off-center strike. Very scarce. 2007 Spink catalogue value for this grade is £750.Sold for: $1,380.00.
51303	William & Mary Halfcrown 1689, S-3435, 2nd shield variety, XF45 NGC, two-tone iridescent gray toning, nice surfaces with only tiny abrasions.Sold for: $575.00.
51304	William & Mary 2-Guineas 1694/3, S-3424, About VF, pleasing old-time gold toning with quite clean surfaces, edge beading unevenly struck on both sides to right side of coin. Rare.Sold for: $3,220.00.
51305	William & Mary 5-Guineas 1691, S-3422, edge not visible in the slab, AU58 NGC, remnant luster beneath really pleasing, old-time amber-gold toning. Nothing but minor abrasions, thus an extremely presentable specimen for someone's advanced British gold collection. The cataloguer believes (and has written previously) that the reverse design, featuring a seashell to left and another to right of the royal insignia, was possibly inspired by the artwork of the 15th-century Italian painter Sandro Botticelli, in particular by the "Birth of Venus" painting in which the Florentine master depicts the love goddess riding on or possibly stepping out of a gigantic seashell. This golden 5-guineas was designed by John Roettier (1631-1703), a Catholic and originally mint engraver for Charles II, who was an intense lover of art which he doubtless shared with those in his circle (and, it should be remembered, Charles also devoted himself to strengthening the Royal Navy -- he thus loved things nautical). The painting was not known by this name until the 19th century. It was completed in 1484 and now hangs in the Uffizi Museum in Florence but for many years it was in the possession of the Medici family and was known, in the time of William & Mary, as representing the mythical arrival of Venus at the island of either Kythera or Cyprus. It does not appear to have been named during this era but clearly represented the theme of "arrival" amid good fortune (the 3 Graces are depicted as well as emblems of the changing seasons). While no one can probably prove beyond doubt that Roettier was celebrating the arrival of the new monarchs (this denomination being first minted in this year, 1691), or the on-going success of the Restoration of the monarchy, it is a compelling view that he may well have intended this symbolic message, on the largest gold coin of the realm, by including the seashells in the design as allusions to his inspiration. No one but the landed gentry or royalty would have seen this size gold coin (or the 2-guineas which alone shared this reverse element), and most of those would have been aware of the Botticelli painting. Roettier may have been seeking favor via his design (at this time he seems to have had financial troubles, for six years later he was accused of forgery), or he may simply have been inspired to include these seashells, which are unique to this period in all of English coin engraving. For this and other reasons, we have here a most desirable example of the new gold coinage of this jointly ruling king and queen. 2007 Spink value is £9,500 (about $19,000) in English XF grade, which this coin surely equals. Sold for: $12,650.00.
51306	William III silver Farthing 1699, S-3558 for type, Peck-682, no stop after date in legend, PR64 NGC, an original and handsome example of this classic early proof, not super rare but always delightful to view when choice, as this piece is. Medium gray toning with luster "peeking" out from the edges of the legend's letters on each side. Finer pieces exist, but few so pretty.Sold for: $1,265.00.
51307	William III Sixpence 1697, S-3538, MS63 NGC, a choice and frosty white coin, small streak of tin on reverse (natural alloy in the silver), sharp in strike and lacking the often-seen flaws so endemic to silver of this period. Quite a nice coin!Sold for: $345.00.
51308	William III Sixpence 1700, 3538, MS65 Cheshire Collection tag in NGC slab, medium gray toning, generally well struck. Some softness of strike on the reverse shield but the king's portrait is stunning in the depth of its strike.Not Sold.
51310	Queen Anne Sixpence 1707, S-3619, MS65 Cheshire Collection NGC, crisp in strike, medium gray toning.Sold for: $632.50.
51311	Queen Anne Sixpence 1710, S-3624, roses and plumes, XF40 ICG, light gray surfaces.Sold for: $149.50.
51312	Queen Anne Shilling 1713/2, S-3617, VF, light obverse scratches, mottled gray toning.Sold for: $115.00.
51313	Queen Anne Halfcrown 1707-E, S-3605, VF, two-tone surfaces, heavy planchet adjustment lines on reverse but decent overall. Always more interesting with the Scottish mint's hallmark than the more ordinary After Union pieces.Sold for: $402.50.
51314	Queen Anne Halfcrown 1710, roses & plumes, S-3607, Choice VF, light gray surfaces, usual small tin flecks (mainly on obverse), tiny rum flaw near 12 'clock reverse, overall quite a decent coin. Scarce.Not Sold.
51315	George I Shilling 1721/0, roses and plumes, S-3645, VF, the reverse just beautiful with an strong even strike and pleasing toning, obverse lighter in color and somewhat soft in strike. Nice example of this scarce overdate, which is especially bold on this piece.Sold for: $207.00.
51316	George I Shilling 1723-SSC, S-3647, Choice About XF with lovely and vivid iridescent golden blue toning. A beauty.Sold for: $184.00.
51317	George II copper Halfpenny 1751, S-3719, Choice AU, dark chocolate brown color, well struck without the usual flaws, just a lovely piece of excellent balance in terms of eye-appeal.Sold for: $253.00.
51318	George II Sixpence 1732, roses and plumes, S-3707, AU53 ICG, light silvery gray surfaces and nice enough to please most collectors. Scarce.Sold for: $218.50.
51319	George II Sixpence 1758, S-3711, MS65 PCGS, a lovely and very choice example of this common coinage, struck for years after the date it bears, thus strictly a type coin. Strike on reverse is somewhat mushy. Luster is strong, the surfaces a handsome silvery white in color.Sold for: $575.00.
51320	Type pair of Shillings 1758 and 1787: first S-3704, Choice AU with handsome silvery gray surfaces and sharply struck; second S-3743, no hearts, Choice AU also with light gray surfaces and remnant luster. A very nice pair for the type collector!Sold for: $161.00.
51321	George II Halfcrown 1746-LIMA, S-3695A, sharp VF but surfaces slightly porous, soft strike on high points of the portrait.Sold for: $207.00.
51322	George II Halfcrown 1746-LIMA, S-3695A, Choice VF, natural light silvery gray surfaces. An especially nice coin.Sold for: $201.25.
51323	George II Halfcrown 1746-LIMA, S-3695A, About XF, another nice coin, this one with light iridescent hues on silvery gray surfaces.Sold for: $373.75.
51324	George II Crown 1735, roses and plumes, S-3686, edge not visible in slab, AU55 NGC, 5 in date recut, a number of small marks but overall an attractive piece having much remnant luster and light silvery gray, slightly prooflike surfaces. Sure to please, although MS coins certainly exist.Not Sold.
51325	George II Crown 1746-LIMA, S-3689, a boldly struck and Choice AU piece with abundant silvery white luster, a tiny "dimple" flaw on the king's jaw; an excellent coin with a really balanced eye-appeal. 2007 Spink catalogue value is £1,850 (about $3,700) for their XF grade, which this coin exceeds.Not Sold.
51326	George III copper error Halfpenny 1771, S-3774 for type, VF20 PCGS, designated on the slab insert "D/S - 2nd Strike 15% O/C" and a dramatic minting error showing the date near the center of the reverse, two Britannias and two portraits of the king. We had an interesting error in our last auction (lot 51065) and said "go find another" thinking it would be difficult, yet here is another! And it's not alone in this section. Quite a bidding opportunity.Sold for: $632.50.
51327	George III copper Halfpenny 1771, S-3774, Choice prooflike brown Uncirculated, really sharp in strike with sensational, nearly flawless surfaces toned a delicious chocolate brown. Hints of mint red luster peek out around some of the devices. A truly exquisite gem of a copper from this era!Sold for: $402.50.
51328	George III copper brockage Halfpenny, S-3774 for type, no date showing, AU55 PCGS, designated "Full Brockage Obverse" on slab insert. Subtle surfaces.Sold for: $747.50.
51329	George III copper error Halfpenny 1774, S-3774, MS63 BN PCGS, designated "Struck 20% Off Center" on slab insert, a really exceptional and dramatic error, as our photos illustrate. A hint of mint red luster remains around some of the devices.Sold for: $1,725.00.
51330	Nice assortment of George III period Conder tokens: Hull Halfpenny 1791, nice XF with chocolate surfaces, scarce thus; Liverpool Halfpenny 1791, brown Unc., Birmingham Mining & Copper Co. 1792, R&B Unc. and very choice, Coventry Halfpenny 1792, the naked Lady Godiva, Choice AU, Chichester Halfpenny 1794, portrait of Elizabeth I, brown Unc., Suffolk Halfpenny 1795, Choice AU, Essex Halfpenny 1813, prancing lion, XF.Sold for: $299.00.
51331	George III gilt copper Farthing 1799, S-3779, lightly impaired Proof with most gilding present.Sold for: $126.50.
51332	George III copper Halfpenny 1799, S-3778, 6 relief gunports on the warship, MS63 BN NGC, sharply struck with attractive medium brown color and a hint of iridescence over traces of mint red. Sold for: $143.75.
51333	George III copper Halfpenny 1799, S-3778, 5 incuse gunports, Choice light brown Unc. with faint mint red luster around the letters and devices.Sold for: $138.00.
51334	George III gilt copper Halfpenny 1799, S-3778, Brilliant Proof with light hairlines and some haziness.Sold for: $345.00.
51335	George III gilt copper Halfpenny 1799, S-3778, Choice brilliant cameo Proof, very faint hairlines.Sold for: $690.00.
51336	George III gilt copper Halfpenny 1806, S-3781, Brilliant Proof with light hairlines, a bit hazy.Sold for: $299.00.
51337	George III copper Penny 1797, S-3777, 10 leaves, Choice brown AU, pleasant because of its super-clean surfaces.Sold for: $345.00.
51338	George III copper Penny 1797, S-3777, 10 leaves, MS62 BN new ANACS holder, a very handsome and gleaming brown coin indeed.Sold for: $632.50.
51339	George III copper Twopence 1797, S-3776, XF with an unusually fine two-tone brown color which creates a cameo appearance. Nice piece. Deserves to bring above our high estimate.Sold for: $253.00.
51340	George III copper Twopence 1797, S-3776, XF, deep chocolate brown in color.Sold for: $149.50.
51341	George III copper Twopence 1797, S-3776, lovely chocolate-brown XF+ except for some small edge bumps, which are endemic to this issue. Nonetheless very pleasing.Sold for: $172.50.
51342	George III copper Twopence 1797, S-3776, Uncirculated and choice but for a heavy mark in the left obverse field, the surfaces otherwise just beautiful with original light chocolate-brown toning and remnants of luster. A beautiful example (accompanied by a large NGC photo certificate on which is attached a slab insert calling the coin MS63 BN).Sold for: $632.50.
51343	George III copper Twopence 1797, S-3776, Choice Uncirculated, dark chocolate-brown surfaces, sharp and almost mark free.Sold for: $862.50.
51344	George III gilt copper Twopence 1797, S-3776, Brilliant Proof, light hairlines, a little haziness. Extensive die breaks on both high rims.Sold for: $1,265.00.
51345	George III Shilling 1787, S-3744, no hearts, no stop, iridescent toned sharply struck Uncirculated, very handsome. Comes with a flip from Empire Coin Co. (Bowers' first company), hand dated on back 9-1-63, price $12. Those were the days!Sold for: $373.75.
51346	19th-Century Silver type lot: George III BOE 18 Pence 1813, S-3772, Choice AU with handsome gray toning and nice prooflike surfaces, George IV Bare Head Halfcrown 1825, S-3809, sharp XF, light silvery gray surfaces; William IV Halfcrown 1834, S-3834, cleaned XF; Victoria gothic florin 1873, Die #213, S-3893, lustrous AU; Victoria Jubilee Head Florin 1887, S-3925, Choice original AU and sharp; Victoria Old Head Florin 1898, MS64 and brilliant.Sold for: $747.50.
51347	George III Bank of England Dollar 1804, S-3768, lightly toned XF, a sharp piece with a number of small marks, old hairlines under the color.Sold for: $373.75.
51348	George III Bank of England Dollar 1804, S-3768, AU55 PCGS, mottled gray toning with bright silver luster beneath.Sold for: $575.00.
51349	George III Bank of England Dollar 1804, S-3768, MS65 NGC, an exceptionally handsome and very choice piece, sharp in all details, with pastel silvery gold iridescent toning. Among the nicest ones seen for some time, and surely worth a strong winning bid. Our top estimate deserves to be exceeded.Sold for: $2,530.00.
51350	George III Maundy Set 1786, S-3762, mixed XF+ to nice Unc with iridescent toning, put together as all of these are, an unusually fine set.Sold for: $304.75.
51351	George III Maundy Set 1800, S-3764, Choice AU to Unc., a really fine set for this type, with much brilliance and light toning.Sold for: $373.75.
51352	George III Rose Guinea 1774, S-3728, lustrous XF with a number of small abrasions.Sold for: $546.25.
51353	George III Rose Guinea 1777, S-3728, original VF, also with small abrasions.Sold for: $345.00.
51354	George III Rose Guinea 1777, S-3728, Choice VF, totally original and unusually good for its eye-appeal.Sold for: $862.50.
51355	George III Spade Guinea 1787, S-3729, Fine and very choice for the grade, in fact it couldn't get any better in this grade range.Sold for: $299.00.
51356	George III proof Spade Guinea 1787, S-3729, Wilson-Rasmussen #104 (R3), by Lewis Pingo, the usual variety seen in better collections, this one brilliant but having some handling marks and even some scratches in the reverse upper left field, yet handsome old-time gold toning. Comes with a Bebee's envelope calling it a pattern and marked $90.Sold for: $2,990.00.
51357	George III Military Guinea 1813, S-3730, brilliant AU with some scuffs, scratches and edge problems, but intense luster. Perhaps this one was carried back from France after Wellington defeated Napoleon at Waterloo. Could be, for that was their intended use, paying the troops in the war there. If only this coin could talk!Sold for: $1,265.00.
51358	George III Sixpence 1816, S-3791, common little coin in super grade, MS66 PCGS, bright luster under light iridescent silvery toning, usual strike. First year of the New Coinage type and a nice one.Sold for: $230.00.
51359	George III Halfcrown 1816, Bull Head, S-3788, sharp AU with some very light abrasions, a decent representative of the first year of this new type, called the New Coinage.Sold for: $207.00.
51360	George III Halfcrown 1817, Bull Head, MS62 NGC, dark golden gray toning with hues of blue iridescence. Made on a steam press purchased by the Crown from Boulton and Watt, of Birmingham, and produced at the then-new Tower Hill Mint, London.Sold for: $299.00.
51361	George III Halfcrown 1817, Small Head, S-3789, AU with light gray toning, quite desirable.Sold for: $230.00.
51362	George III Proof Crown 1818, S-3787, LVIII edge, lightly impaired with faint scratches and also carefully cleaned. Proofs of this period can be deceptive, and there exist some questionable pieces that even experts argue about, but this specimen possesses sharpness in its tiny details that are characteristic of proofs. The mirrors, although brilliant and indeed flashy and quite appealing, nonetheless have been carefully cleaned, making it difficult to assess this coin's desirability or to wax ecstatic about it. Very rare and valuable as such.Sold for: $1,725.00.
51363	George III Crown 1820, S-3787, LX edge, vertical die break through 0 looks like a digit 1. AU with medium golden olive gray toning, some marks and light scratches, even on the edge. Last year of the coinage of King George.Sold for: $322.00.
51364	George III gold Half Sovereign 1817, S-3786, MS63 NGC, bright satiny luster with light abrasions but a good look.Sold for: $1,495.00.
51365	George IV copper Halfpenny 1826, S-3824, MS62 BN NGC, a choice specimen with handsome iridescent toning and the eye-appeal of a higher grade. Scarce. Not Sold.
51366	George IV copper Halfpenny 1827, S-3824, MS63 BN NGC, Choice Uncirculated with elegant, walnut-brown surfaces, traces of original mint red, and well struck overall with a sharply defined portrait. Final year of a scarce three-year type. 2007 Spink catalogue value is £250 for Unc. Not Sold.
51367	George IV Sixpence 1826, Bare Head, S-3815, MS62 ICG, bright silvery luster of certain appeal, combined with a crisp strike showing all the tiny details of the king's portrait as well as the lion's face! A nice coin.Sold for: $322.00.
51368	George IV Halfcrown 1825, Bare Head, S-3809, MS62 NGC, light silvery gray toning, sharp except for some central details of the shield, which are typically not fully struck up.Sold for: $460.00.
51369	George IV Crown 1821, Laureate Head, SECUNDO edge, S-3805, Choice XF, nice lustrous gray surfaces with some light gold iridescence, sharp overall, tiny abrasions, a metal flaw below the horse's snout, and a small area of rim flaw by the extended hoof. Scarce.Sold for: $488.75.
51370	George IV Half Sovereign 1824, Laureate Head, S-3803, About XF, a few small marks and a scuff on obverse, but remnants of reflective luster and handsome old-gold toning. Scarce.Sold for: $345.00.
51371	George IV Half Sovereign 1824, Laureate Head as last, S-3803, MS62 NGC, "dirty old look" just as the slabbers prefer, indicative of originality. Diminished luster.Sold for: $805.00.
51372	George IV Half Sovereign 1825, Laureate Head, S-3803, MS63 NGC, scarce.Sold for: $1,380.00.
51373	George IV Half Sovereign 1825, Bare Head, S-3804, MS62 NGC. Sharp strike, old tone.Sold for: $1,035.00.
51375	George IV £2 1823, S-3798, the classic one-year type, a variant on the Chantrey-inspired bust favored by the king himself, MS62 NGC, reflective surfaces with excellent old yellow-gold color, tiny abrasions disturbing the luster but sharply struck.Sold for: $4,600.00.
51376	George IV pattern £2 in copper 1824, similar to S-3799, Wilson-Rasmussen #221 (but in copper), portrait engraved by Wm Wyon, reverse shield by J.B. Merlen, PR61 NGC, mottled copper surfaces. Rare.Sold for: $1,265.00.
51377	William IV Sixpence 1831, S-3836, MS66 PCGS, deeply set mauve-gray toning, super-sharp strike, a premium Gem Uncirculated example of the scarce sixpence coinage of this monarch.Sold for: $517.50.
51378	William IV Proof Sixpence 1831, S-3836, Plain Edge, tiny pinscratch in the legend at D.G., but a very choice example with breath-taking, deep mauve and blue toning. Very scarce, and seldom seen so fine.Sold for: $488.75.
51379	William IV Sixpence 1835, S-3836, MS66 PCGS, frosty white and very lovely. It is unusual to see two excellent MS sixpence coins of this king in any one auction.Sold for: $575.00.
51380	William IV Halfcrown 1834, S-3834, WW in script, Choice AU, very nearly Uncirculated, sharp in details with almost no marks, and having very handsome, deep-set iridescent bluish gray toning. The fields are slightly reflective. A delightful piece.Sold for: $977.50.
51381	William IV Halfcrown 1836/5, S-3834, WW in script, the over-digit feature showing a faint ghost of the upper crossbar of a 5 and a slight break in the left downstoke (thus the overdate is subtle). Choice AU, very pleasing, silvery obverse with delicate golden green iridescence on the reverse, spilling slightly over the rims onto the obverse.Sold for: $460.00.
51382	William IV Halfcrown 1836, S-3834, WW in script, XF-AU and another example of this scarce halfcrown coinage. Mottled deep toning and a subtle scratch down the portrait on this one.Sold for: $207.00.
51383	William IV Sovereign 1832, S-3829B, MS64 NGC, Choice Uncirculated with booming satiny luster, super-sharp in strike with crisp detail on the reverse shield (only the body of the angel on the harp is not fully detailed), and this sharpness combined with excellent surfaces is very rare on any sovereign of this reign; in fact, this is one of the most difficult sovereigns to locate so choice. Technical observations: a faint but long scratch in the mint frost runs almost parallel to the king's jawline, and there is slight disturbance to the luster on the king's face. Despite these, the surfaces are aglow with golden toning and the coin has dramatic eye-appeal. For the student of minutiae, some subtle diebreaks to observe. A highly desirable coin which should bring a big price, as the sovereign market is on fire and precious few truly MS coins are coming to auction.Sold for: $4,887.50.
51384	Desirable British type coins: Victoria copper Halfpenny 1841, S-3949, chocolate-brown Unc. and sharp, Halfcrown 1887, S-3924, silvery toned Unc. and very handsome, Florin 1893, S-3939, Choice AU and bright, Florin 1895, brilliant AU, Halfcrown 1901, S-3938, Choice lightly toned AU, Edward VII Penny 1910, S-3990, brown AU, Florin 1902, S-3981, lightly wiped Unc., George V Penny 1911, S-4051, Choice R&B Unc., Florin 1911, S-4012, brilliant Proof, Halfcrown 1914, S-4011, brilliant Unc. with light abrasions and the usual light friction on the obverse, Florin 1933, S-4038, silvery gray toned Unc. All in all, a nice group.Sold for: $632.50.
51385	Victoria Young Head Britannia Groat 1848/6, S-3913, MS64 Cheshire Collection NGC, sharp and pleasing, Choice Uncirculated, handsome light silvery gold iridescent toning, light die clashing. An exceptional piece.Sold for: $546.25.
51386	Victoria Young Head Sixpence 1843, S-3908, MS63 ICG, silvery white luster. Interestingly, U for O in VICTORIA.Not Sold.
51387	Victoria Young Head Brockage Sixpence 1858, S-3908, a dramatic mis-strike, about 20% shifted to the left, VF35 ICG, old gray toning.Sold for: $747.50.
51388	Victoria Young Head Sixpence 1884, S-3912, MS65 NGC, frosty white Gem Uncirculated, crisp strike on the queen's youthful portrait, but softly struck at the top of the reverse crown.Sold for: $207.00.
51389	Victoria Young Head Crown 1845, S-3882, cinquefoil VIII edge, sharp XF, handsome coin with two-tone gray surfaces. One of the most pleasant pieces to be found at this grade level.Sold for: $431.25.
51390	Victoria Young Head Crown 1845, S-3882, edge variety not visible in slab, MS64 NGC, Choice Uncirculated and blessed by especially handsome iridescent gray toning, medium in color with scattered hues of blue and mauve, the strike very sharp all through the details of the queen's portrait, and on the leaves of the wreath surrounding the central shield of the reverse, although the three leopards in the lower right quadrant of the shield are not sharply defined. There always seems to be some small area of design that is not crisp, in these large pieces. This excellent specimen may always be identified by a 2mm abrasion directly to the right of the queen's eye. One of the rarest British crowns in high grade such as this!Not Sold.
51391	Pair of "ladies" Maundy sets: Victoria Young Head 1848 and 1849 mixed piece sets, S-3916, AU to Unc., mottled iridescent toning, combined with Elizabeth II 1961 sets, S-4131, Brilliant Proofs, choice and attractively toned. Eight coins in all.Sold for: $488.75.
51392	Victoria Maundy sets, two types: Young Head 1875, S-3916, choice with light toning, and ld or Veiled Head 1894, S-3943, also choice and lightly toned. Both sets housed in custom red plastic cases, for a lovely presentation and solid storage. Total of 8 coins.Sold for: $299.00.
51393	Victoria Young Head Half Sovereign 1853, S-3859, AU58 NGC, sharp strike, mellow yellow-gold color, nice piece.Sold for: $402.50.
51394	Victoria Young Head Sovereign 1843/2, S-3852, rare overdate (last digit heavy but the underlying 2 is quite distinct) in truly delightful condition: Uncirculated and choice but for faint hairlines across the obverse; however, the luster is exquisite and mellow, the color perfect for a sovereign, the strike bold except on the two lower leopards in the right lower quadrant of the shield. Faint rim scuff at about 10 o'clock obverse (easily missed). It may be argued that there is faint friction on the obverse, but this coin's eye-appeal should propel it into the range of lofty bidding. 2007 Spink price valuation for Unc is £1,650 (about $3,300). This coin could exceed that estimate of value. It will be interesting to see what bid captures this coin, for it appears infrequently for sale, and seldom so fine as this!Sold for: $5,462.50.
51395	Victoria Young Head Sovereign 1852, S-3852C, AU55 NGC, an honestly graded coin having lots of luster, overall a very sharp strike, and tiny abrasions, mostly in the obverse field. Will get lots of bids in this hot market for English gold.Sold for: $299.00.
51396	Victoria Young Head Sovereign 1853, S-3852C, AU50 PCGS, remnants of luster around the legends, obvious wear but original old gold color.Sold for: $235.75.
51397	Victoria Young Head Sovereign 1861, S-3852D, Arabic 1 in date, MS63 PCGS, Choice Uncirculated, a very pretty coin with old-time gold toning and sharply struck. First digit in date is dramatically doubled, 1 below 1. As our photos show, only tiny abrasions may be found on the surfaces.Sold for: $1,265.00.
51398	Victoria Young Head Sovereign 1869, S-3853, AU58 NGC, dipped, many little abrasions. Good date!Sold for: $253.00.
51399	Victoria Sovereign 1880 8/7, S-3856D, distinct top of 7 beneath second 8 in date, Superb AU-Unc., just the slightest disturbance to the luster, no noticeable abrasions, thus a lovely specimen. Long, fine diebreak extends from end of horse's tail to left top of 1 in date, curls through bottom of date in exergue, extending through tiny B of designer's initial, to dragon's lower claw. Sold for: $276.00.
51400	Victoria Gothic Florin 1849, S-3890, Godless style, W.W. clear in field, Uncirculated with somewhat prooflike fields, sharp strike, pleasing medium gray toning enhanced by light golden green iridescence towards the rim on obverse and in reverse field. Nice reflectivity offsets the otherwise so-so surfaces, yet the coin is also almost entirely free from any marks. If you can't afford a Gothic crown, you may wish to go for this pretty coin in its stead.Sold for: $299.00.
51401	Victoria Gothic Florin 1849, S-3890, Godless style, W.W. clear, MS64 NGC, Uncirculated with medium gray surfaces having few abrasions, hues of color.Sold for: $431.25.
51402	Victoria Gothic Florin 1852, S-3891, silvery white luster and Uncirculated.Sold for: $345.00.
51403	Victoria Gothic Florin 1874, S-3893, Die #28, MS63 NGC, Choice Uncirculated. A few bagmarks behind the crown keep it from a higher technical grade, but at arm's length this handsome specimen, with most attractive light golden-russet toning, has the eye-appeal of an ever nicer coin.Sold for: $690.00.
51404	Victoria Gothic Florin 1886, S-3900, MS66 PCGS, Gem Uncirculated, a beauty with original silvery white luster having a faint ring of pale gold toning around both outer legends, the strike exceptionally sharp except for two of the leopards and the upper shield (finding a Gothic florin with a full strike is well nigh impossible). Noticeable chatter-mark (5 contacts) on the queen's throat may serve to identify this exceptional piece. Very scarce so fine.Sold for: $1,610.00.
51405	Victoria Gothic Crown 1847, S-3883, UNDECIMO edge, scratches on edge at ANNO, dipped and lightly burnished but retains a decent look despite all this. Impaired Proof.Sold for: $1,495.00.
51406	Victoria bronze Proof One-Third Farthing 1868, Bun Head, S-3960, Peck-1929 (rare), PR64 RB NGC, Gem Proof, wonderful, original surfaces only slightly toned, mostly an intense mint red. This tiny denomination was not made for homeland use, but for tax payments, and small change, in far-off corners of the Empire, such as Malta. Proofs were made for the record, not for sale to collectors, accounting for their rarity.Sold for: $632.50.
51407	Victoria Bun Head bronze Halfpenny 1875-H, S-3957, Heaton Mint issue, Obv 8 combined with Rev J, Uncirculated, mostly reddish surfaces just toned slightly, each side blessed with an essentially fully detailed strike.Sold for: $345.00.
51408	Victoria decimal pattern bronze "10 Cents" (Penny) 1857, Peck-1970 (states the slab insert, though it is impossible to measure the thickness of the coin in the slab), PR63 NGC, dappled surfaces, a series of huge long diebreaks, decent reflectivity left. Light golden tone. Wonderful design shows a diademed portrait of a young Queen Victoria combined with an elaborate rendition of Britannia within dual circles of beads. The alloy from which this was made is probably nickel-bronze. Peck hesitantly ascribes the engraving to James Wyon, although this piece bears much similarity to works by L.C. Wyon, and further states that most known pieces of this type came from the holdings of Montagu, which were sold in 1904. Few are known, and quite a percentage of the extant number reside in museum collections.Sold for: $1,610.00.
51409	Victoria Bun Head bronze Pattern Penny MDCCCLX (1860), Peck-2048, signed L.C.W. below the shield just above the exergue line, PR61 BN NGC, dappled muddy brown surfaces with a huge fingerprint remnant on reverse, but this is a very rare piece ("EXR" says Peck), seldom seen in any condition. An opportunity, for sure, for all penny collectors to acquire something almost nobody else can own.Sold for: $4,887.50.
51410	Victoria bronze pattern Penny 1860, Peck-2133, unfinished Britannia reverse motif in stark relief against bare fields, PR64 BN restrike NGC, a most pleasing example having dark reddish brown surfaces. Probably made by Shorthouse for Moore, although the documentation is slight for those employing die style 96 (see Peck's comments, page 486 of his study). This reverse is only rated rare by Peck, but this cataloguer cannot recall the last time he encountered one to describe. Seldom offered or seen. An excellent penny!Sold for: $747.50.
51411	Victoria bronze Bun Head Penny 1862, S-3954, MS64 BN NGC, lovely "Hershey's chocolate-brown" surfaces with remnants of red luster around most of the devices, and a super-sharp strike, allowing for patient study of its many interesting, tiny details.Sold for: $207.00.
51412	Victoria Bun Head bronze Proof Penny 1863, S-3954, Peck-1660 (listed as very rare), PR65 RB NGC, deep mauve-red surfaces, strike not fully impressed in areas, mirrors not as deep as sometimes seen.Not Sold.
51413	Quality mixed silver lot: Victoria Jubilee Head Halfcrowns, S-3924, 1890 Choice AU with pleasing gold toning and 1891 frosty Unc. and a scarce date, George V Florin 1936, S-4038, Choice Unc., silvery gray surfaces.Sold for: $184.00.
51414	Mixed large British silver coins: Victoria Jubilee Head Double-Florin 1887, S-3922, lustrous AU with bagmarks, another, Choice frosty Unc., Crown 1887, each Choice AU and brilliant, Edward VII Trade Dollar 1908-B, Choice lustrous Unc., George V Rocking Horse Crown 1935, S-4049, AU-Unc., George VI Crown 1937, S- 4078, each lustrous Unc.Sold for: $373.75.
51415	Victoria Jubilee Head Crown 1887, S-3921, MS62 NGC, slightly prooflike and quite choice, sharply struck, pale gold peripheral toning.Sold for: $230.00.
51416	Four Maundy sets of Victoria: S-3916 Young Head 1882; S-3932 Jubilee Head 1889 & 1892; and S-3943 Old Head 1898. All pleasing AU or better, not all that easy to find, even in England. A nice collection may be yours with a single bid.Sold for: $488.75.
51417	Victoria Old or Veiled Head Crown 1893, LVI edge, S-3937, a mild scuff right on the queen's cheekbone and a faint scratch but still a really pleasing Choice AU with reflective surfaces ("hard luster"), and quite scarce as such.Sold for: $172.50.
51418	Victoria Old or Veiled Head Crown 1900, S-3937, LXIV edge, a dusky XF+, fully original.Not Sold.
51419	Edward VII Sixpence 1903, S-3983, MS65 NGC, frosty white luster and exceptionally nice. Scarce date for sure in this grade.Sold for: $115.00.
51420	Edward VII Sixpence 1908, S-3983, MS65 ICG, frosty white luster, as nice as the last one. Scarce grade.Sold for: $86.25.
51421	Edward VII silver lot: Florin 1902, S-3981, frosty BU, another, as nice, light hairlines, same but Matte Proof, lightly cleaned, Halfcrown 1902, cleaned Matte Proof.Sold for: $276.00.
51422	Edward VII Crown 1902, S-3979, lightly cleaned Matte Proof, bright.Sold for: $161.00.
51423	Edward VII Crown 1902, S-3979, another, bright, very carefully and skillfully cleaned Matte Proof. Quite attractive, despite the "improvement" to the surfaces.Sold for: $149.50.
51424	Edward VII Crown 1902, S-3979, Matte Proof with attractive grayish gold toning with blue highlights.Sold for: $253.00.
51425	Edward VII Crown 1902, S-3978, MS62 NGC, sharply struck with handsome old iridescent toning highlighting the design features. Scarcer in nice MS than in Proof. Sold for: $402.50.
51426	George V duet in high grade: Halfcrown 1927, S-4037, PR66 NGC, a brilliant white Gem Proof with bright mirrors, Shilling 1914, S-4013, MS63 NGC, Choice Uncirculated, well struck with attractive old tone in steel gray, deep russet and blue.Sold for: $218.50.
51427	George V Proof Wreath Crown 1927, S-4036, brilliant Proof with light obverse abrasions.Sold for: $207.00.
51428	George V Proof Wreath Crown 1927, S-4036, Choice Proof with very faint obverse hairlines, toned a light silvery gray.Sold for: $431.25.
51429	George V Proof Trade Dollar 1935-B, KM-T5, PR58 NGC, one of the rarities of the 20th century, struck at the very end of the period of emission for these curious "intercontinental" pieces, at the Bombay Mint. Proofs are special, and this coin, although lightly impaired, has a pleasant, original and light silvery gray toning that permits the reflective mirrored surfaces to shine through for all to admire. It surely ranks among the nicest examples extant of this date, and as a proof issue its details are superbly rendered in great detail. Last January we featured a Mint State example of this date, and at that time we provided a brief history of the coinage, which we would like to repeat here, in modified version, so that present bidders may easily appreciate why the 1935-B Trade dollar is a great rarity. This is the second rarest of all the British trade dollars of this era (after the 1921-B). The estimated number of commercial pieces (those struck for use in commerce) that have survived, from a large mintage, is a paltry 25 coins. British trade dollars were manufactured from the end of Victoria's reign until this year, when they suddenly stopped being minted. Bombay was the principal facility but most of these silver dollars were used by, and intended for, merchant trades to and with Hong Kong and surrounding ports in and near China. The story of the 1935 trade dollar has never been fully told, but it is likely that these pieces ceased as useful money as a result of the passage in this year of the Currency Ordinance which called for the creation of Hong Kong's own money, both in paper and in metal, to replace foreign monies. The 1935-B British trade dollar was the last of its kind, and it is likely that almost all of the coins minted in this year were dumped into the smelting pots at the mint after the Ordinance passed, with just a few pieces held back as mementoes, as well as a few pieces struck as proofs . . . and then the coin passed into history. Recently it has come under intense buying pressure, by sharp and informed collectors, as a key piece to not only the British silver series but also the coinage of Hong Kong and the Chinese merchants of that now-vanished era. We fully expect our estimate to be exceeded as this specimen is both important and of exceptional eye-appeal. Sold for: $18,400.00.
51430	George VI Proof set 1937, S-PS16, crown to farthing plus Maundy set, in Royal Mint black plush case as issued, a choice set, above average and with attractive light toning on all coins. Sold for: $345.00.
51431	Quintet of nice Proof sets: George VI 1950, S-PS17 (9 coins), two sets, one in plastic holder, the other in original Royal Mint red board box, some light contact marks but both sets are above average Proofs, Elizabeth II 1953, S-PS19, two sets, each in RM purple cases of issue, also above average, New Zealand Elizabeth II 1953, KM-PS6, 8 coins in red RM case, choice Proofs.Sold for: $345.00.
51432	Elizabeth II Obverse die-trial strike for nickel Penny (1963), MS62 NGC, "Type II" notes the slab insert. Reverse blank except for castle insignia. Rare and very choice looking.Sold for: $402.50.
51433	Elizabeth II Obverse die-trial strike for nickel 10 Pence (1963), MS64 NGC. Reverse blank. Rare. Beautiful specimen. Portrait similar to that on the Penny also offered here, and the date seems suspect to us because this style of portrait was not used until 1968 for the decimal coinage. Compare this to the currency pieces shown as S-4231 and decide for yourself. Perhaps this is an opportunity to purchase something extremely unusual, and perhaps worth a great deal more some day.Sold for: $402.50.
51434	Elizabeth II reverse mule (die-trial) in nickel for 2 Shillings (Florin) 1967, style of S-4146, final year of this coinage prior to introduction of the decimal coinage, MS64 NGC, very handsome and evidently quite rare. Our estimate is a sheer guess.Not Sold.
51435	Elizabeth II gold Proof set 1983: S-PGS04, 3 coins in RM case, each in a capsule: £2, Sovereign and Half Sovereign. Gem Proofs.Sold for: $633.65.
51436	Elizabeth II gold Proof set 1983: S-PGS04, 3 coins in RM case, each in a capsule: £2, Sovereign and Half Sovereign. Gem Proofs.Sold for: $632.50.
51437	Elizabeth II gold Proof set 1984: S-PGS05, 3 coins in RM case, each in a capsule: £5, Sovereign and Half Sovereign. Gem Proofs.Sold for: $1,092.50.
51438	Elizabeth II gold Proof set 1986: S-PGS07, 3 coins in RM case, each in a capsule: £2, Sovereign and Half Sovereign. Gem Proofs.Sold for: $632.50.
51439	Elizabeth II gold sovereigns: 1963 Unc., 1979 Proof, 1980 Proof in issue case, 1981 Proof in issue case. All very attractive.Sold for: $644.00.
51440	Elizabeth II gold Proof set 1987: S-PGS08, 3 coins in RM case, each in a capsule: £2, Sovereign and Half Sovereign. Gem Proofs.Sold for: $633.65.
51441	Elizabeth II gold Proof set 1989: S-PGS11, 3 coins in RM case, each in a capsule: £2, Sovereign and Half Sovereign. Gem Proofs. These coins celebrate the 500th anniversary of the sovereign coinage, 1489-1989.Sold for: $1,495.00.
51442	Elizabeth II gold Proof set 1989: S-PGS11, 3 coins in RM case, each in a capsule: £2, Sovereign and Half Sovereign. Gem Proofs. These coins celebrate the 500th anniversary of the sovereign coinage, 1489-1989.Sold for: $1,495.00.
51443	Elizabeth II gold Proof set 1982, S-PGS03, 4 coins in RM case, each in a capsule: £5, £2, Sovereign and Half Sovereign. Gem Proofs.Sold for: $1,552.50.
51444	Elizabeth II gold Proof set 1985, S-PSG06, 4 coins in long RM case as issued, all in capsules: £5, £2, Sovereign and Half Sovereign. Gem Proofs.Sold for: $1,552.50.
51445	Elizabeth II Una & the Lion silver set 2001, S-PSS11, Britannias, an exquisite and visually matched set graded by NGC as follows: 20p PR68, 50p PR69, £1 PR69, and £2 PR68, each also designated as Ultra Cameo for contrast. Just gorgeous to view!Sold for: $143.75.
51446	Elizabeth II gold Proof set 1997: S-PGS26, consisting of the following coins all graded by NGC: Half Sovereign PR69, Sovereign PR68, 2 Sovereigns PR69, 5 Sovereigns PR69, each also designated Ultra Cameo for contrast. Wow!Sold for: $1,725.00.
51447	Elizabeth II gold Proof set 2000: S-PGS32, consisting of the Half Sovereign, Sovereign, 2 Sovereigns, and 5 Sovereigns all graded PR69 Ultra Cameo by NGC.Sold for: $1,552.50.
51448	Elizabeth II gold Proof set 2001: S-PGS35, consisting of the following coins all graded by NGC: Half Sovereign, Sovereign and 5 Sovereigns, all PR69 Ultra Cameo. Gorgeous gold.Sold for: $1,092.50.
51449	Elizabeth II gold Proof £2 2001, S-4572, Marconi commemorative, PR68 Ultra Cameo, just superb with two-tone contrast.Sold for: $359.95.
51450	Elizabeth II pattern Euro collection 2002, 5 Euros down, a total of 9 coins all of Euro denominations, issued by the International Numismatic Agency, in plush case, all in base metals, along with 2 additional sets struck in sterling silver. Total of 27 coins in three cases. Beautiful Proofs essentially as struck in full brilliance. Interesting and delightfully engraved.Sold for: $92.00.
Greece
51451	Othon (Otto) copper 1 Lepton 1857, KM-30, 2nd year of a 2-year type, and a wonderful example grading Uncirculated, in reality a choice piece despite a small carbon stain on the reverse (near the rim at about 1 o'clock) not touching any design element except the top of a leaf. Another thin vertical black mark appears to left of the 1 on reverse, but this is a glossy coin of dark copper color showing faint remnants of mint color. Very rare state for this piece. Seldom seen.Not Sold.
51452	Otto copper 5 Lepta 1833, KM-16, MS64 RB NGC, a wonderful example having nearly full red luster, just lightly toned in open areas of the design, sharply struck for this issue of shallow engraving. Rare so fine.Sold for: $632.50.
51453	Otto 1 Drachma 1832, KM-15, MS63 NGC, a beautiful coin, tightly graded, blessed by soft, satiny silvery white luster; original and among the nicest to be found. KM value is $2,000 and if any coin is worth it this one should be.Sold for: $1,725.00.
51454	Otto gold 20 Drachmai 1833, KM-21, a rare one-year type with a mintage of only 18,000 coins, most of which have perished. AU50 NGC, pleasing for the grade with obvious wear but clean surfaces, although the reverse has a thin scratch down through the right side of the shield and surrounding area (not at all obtrusive, it must be seen by turning the coin). Lots of eye-appeal here for the grade.Sold for: $1,725.00.
51455	George I silver 2-Drachmai 1873-A, KM-39, Choice AU, surfaces somewhat prooflike, sharp strike by the Paris Mint, glittering silvery color with pale gold iridescence on the obverse, the reverse deeper in gold with some hues of blue. A lovely piece indeed.Sold for: $805.00.
51456	George I silver 2 Drachmai 1911, KM-61, classic design of the sea horse engraved in low relief, and a one-year type. Large mintage but few survived two world wars and other economic challenges. Very scarce and an exceptional grade. MS63 NGC, original medium silvery gray surfaces with iridescent hues.Sold for: $2,760.00.
51457	George I silver 5-Drachmai 1876-A, KM-46, a rare 2-year type, this being the last year issued, and it's a lovely, brilliant AU-Unc. coin with strong silvery luster, sharp strike, small abrasions and a long thin pinscratch on reverse that is not at all obtrusive, so all in all this piece enjoys excellent eye-appeal. Highly desirable.Sold for: $1,035.00.
51458	George I silver 5-Drachmai 1876-A, KM-46, another nice example, Choice AU, this one a bit frostier, tiny abrasions but no impairments even the smallest, not quite as sharp as the previous piece but overall perhaps a touch finer. Bidders can decide.Sold for: $747.50.
51459	George I gold 20 Drachmai 1876-A, KM-49, AU50 NGC, one noticeable mark on the king's cheek and the luster is a little dull. One-year type that is hard to find in any decent grade as most were spent to well-worn conditions and many perished.Sold for: $517.50.
51460	Modern Kingdom silver in beautiful condition: Constantine II, undated for year of actual issue but as follows: (2) 50 Drachmai 1967, KM-93, two gorgeous frosty pieces, one Gem and one nearly perfect; (2)100 Drachmai 1967, KM-94 (silver), one Choice BU and the other nearly flawless with exquisite mint frost. These all mark the revolution of this year, recorded in documentary style in a famous movie ("Z")not long after the event. While modern, these coins are very difficult to find, especially in such grades as we have here. Think not? Go to Athens and see how many you can locate.Sold for: $345.00.
51461	Republic gold commemorative Pan-Euro Games 2500 Drachmai 1981, KM-128, PR68 Ultra Cameo NGC, one of the presumably best survivors of the mintage of 75,000 pieces.Not Sold.
51462	Republic gold commemorative Pan-Euro Games 2500 Drachmai 1982, KM-141, PR68 Ultra Cameo NGC, same comment as for the last one, this issue smaller in mintage (50,000).Not Sold.
51463	Republic gold Pan-European Games Trio, KM128 2500 Drachmai 1981, KM141 2500 Drachmai 1982 and KM142 2500 Drachmai 1982. All three commemorative types are choice cameo Proof.Sold for: $460.00.
51464	Republic gold commemorative Pan-Euro Games 5000 Drachmai 1982, KM-143, PR68 Ultra Cameo NGC, another splendid piece celebrating the memory of the first modern Olympic games, held in Athens in 1896 (the original marble stadium is still there and open to the public). Just 50,000 of these were struck. Could it get any nicer?Sold for: $287.50.
51465	Republic gold Pan-European Games Triad, KM129 5000 Drachmai 1981, KM143 5000 Drachmai 1982 and KM144 5000 Drachmai 1982. All are choice cameo Proof.Sold for: $862.50.
51466	Ionian Islands. 1 Lepton 1862, copper, KM-34, MS64 BN NGC, sharply struck with beautiful surfaces having about 50% reddish luster and blue iridescence. Hard to figure out the "BN" (for brown) designation from the grading geniuses in Sarasota: perhaps the lights were out in a hurricane on the day this coin came in for processing.Sold for: $230.00.
51467	Ionian Islands. 30 Lepta 1862, silver, KM-35, MS64 NGC, a lovely and choice piece with golden iridescent toning on obverse, and darker on reverse, with a huge diebreak through the last digit of the date. A classic in very nice condition indeed. Last year of issue for the type.Sold for: $460.00.
Guatemala
51468	Carlos IIII 8 Reales 1793NG-M, KM53, bold XF with light gray patina, slightly porous surfaces, no adjustment marks. Scarcer date and a very decent example.Sold for: $373.75.
51469	Ferdinand VII Silver Trio, KM72 1/4 Real 1820G, superb prooflike BU, KM65 1/2 Real 1821NG-M, toned AU, very bold strike, and KM67 2 Reales 1821NG-M, toned XF with gold highlights in the legends, possibly cleaned at one time. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $488.75.
51470	Central American Republic Countermarks (1838), KM77, radiant sun and mountains counterstamp on a Guatemala cob 8 Reales 175x, VF countermark on worn host and holed, plus a second example, the counterstamp possibly a contemporary imitation on a genuine Guatemala cob 8 Reales 175x, similar grade to the previous and holed. One the second example the mountains are engraved as three upward pointing hollow triangles. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $172.50.
51471	Central American Republic 8 Reales 1840NG-MA, KM4, nicely toned XF+ with deep and fully original toning and an exceptionally bold strike on the tree and mountains with no adjustment marks. This is the 40/37 and MA/BA re-engraved variety. Much nicer than usually seen.Sold for: $460.00.
51472	Central American Republic 8 Reales - Pair, KM4 1840/7 MA/BA, bold VF-XF, polished long ago and now toning, and 1846/2 AE/MA and Z/S, harshly cleaned VF, the R of 8R not struck up. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $299.00.
51473	Central American Republic gold 1/2 Escudo 1825/4 NG-M, KM5, lustrous XF, tiny dent in the right obverse field.Sold for: $299.00.
51474	Central American Republic gold 1/2 Escudo 1826 NG-M, KM5, choice lustrous XF-AU, boldly struck and very attractive, some light hairlines.Sold for: $575.00.
51475	Republic Sun & Mountain Counterstamp (1838), KM77, Type I counterstamp on a Bolivia-Potosi cob 8 Reales 1758-Q KM40, this host coin not listed in the SCWC. Decent AVF host with clear date and readable assayer on both sides. The countermark was applied on the reverse.Sold for: $632.50.
51476	Republic Sun & Mountains Counterstamp (1839), KM100, Type II countermark on Bolivia-Potosi cob 8 Reales 1771, bold date. The host cob is crude VF. The counterstamp is applied on the reverse.Sold for: $345.00.
51477	Republic Sun & Mountains Counterstamp (1839), KM101, Type II countermark on a Guatemala cob 8 Reales 1743/37. Both the host and counterstamp are nice VF, and the 43/37 of the date is bold. The counterstamp is on the obverse. A very nice example and the Calbeto plate coin!Sold for: $920.00.
51478	Republic Sun & Mountains Counterstamp (1839), KM101, Type II countermark on an undated Guatemala cob 8 Reales with clear assayer J. The host is decent Fine and holed as usual, and the counterstamp is unusually bold VF.Sold for: $172.50.
51479	Republic Peso 1859, KM178, nice VF, small pinched area on the rim probably due to a slight planchet clip. This tiny blemish does not appear to be a mount trace, and the surfaces do not reflect the usual signs of jewelry use. Very scarce one year type.Sold for: $230.00.
51480	Republic gold 4 Pesos 1869R, KM187, choice lustrous AU, much nicer than usually seen.Sold for: $920.00.
51481	Republic gold 5 Pesos 1869R, KM191, nice lustrous AU, very attractive example.Sold for: $575.00.
51482	Republic gold 10 Pesos 1869R, KM193, MS62 NGC, fully lustrous with some small contact marks, quite nice for this type. Very scarce in mint state.Sold for: $1,725.00.
51483	Republic gold 16 Pesos 1869R, KM188, lustrous AU, despite some small contact marks and faint hairlines, this is an attractive example of this large gold type.Not Sold.
51484	Republic gold 5 Pesos 1874P, KM198, lustrous XF-AU, scarce type.Sold for: $690.00.
51485	Republic Carrera Bust Silver and Gold, KM182 Peso 1864R XF and 1865R XF, appears to be the scarce large R variety, KM190.1 Peso 1870R XF, and gold types: KM135 4 Reales 1861R, crude VF, probably a contemporary imitation, KM135 4 Reales 1860 bold XF-AU and KM179 Peso 1859R, nice toned XF.Sold for: $276.00.
51486	Republic Silver Peso Assortment, KM208 1882-AE, cleaned VF, small rim bruise; (2) KM224 1894 1/2 Real die counterstamped on Peru Sol 1889TF XF and 1892TF VF-XF; KM210 1894H, cleaned XF and 1896/5, choice brilliant UNC. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $207.00.
51487	Diverse Selection of Silver Types, a nice group including: Cob 1/2 Reales (2), 1739 with clear four digit date and 1753, final digit not completely clear, both Fine and holed, Pillar 8 Reales 1755, VF-XF, polished and holed through the date, 8 Reales 1821, cleaned VF+, plus Pesos 1864, 1865, 1866, 1872, 1882 and 1894H generally VF or better, and 1894 counterstamps on Peru 1879 and Chile 1877, VF-XF. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $632.50.
51488	Republic 1894 Counterstamp on Peru Sol 1865YB, KM224, lustrous UNC countermark on XF host coin, very scarce date and grade.Sold for: $103.50.
51489	Republic 1894 Counterstamps on Peru Sols, KM224, eight pieces as follows: 1887, 1888 (2), 1889, 1891, 1892, 1893 and 1894, grades range from nice XF to AU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $299.00.
51490	Date Collection of 5 Centavos 1925-1965, twenty-eight coins, silver except for the 1965, grades range from XF to BU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $207.00.
51491	Republic gold 5 Quetzales 1926, KM244, fully lustrous AU-UNC, much above average for this type.Sold for: $431.25.
51492	Republic gold 10 Quetzales 1926, KM245, brilliant UNC, some noticeable contact marks in the reverse fields.Sold for: $805.00.
51493	Republic gold 20 Quetzales 1926, KM246, AU-UNC, lightly cleaned, very nice example.Sold for: $1,035.00.
51494	Republic Medallic gold "Hero" 1965, KMX-M21, choice BU, 4/5 ounce (27.99 grams, 900 Fine) featuring the bust of Tecun Uman wearing an ornate feathered headress; reverse national coat of arms. An attractive issue that is not often seen in the market. .Sold for: $632.50.
Haiti
51495	Republic Pattern 2 Centimes 1889, KM-Pn86, Specimen 64 RB PCGS, nearly fully lustrous, small mark by the date, apparently as made.Sold for: $402.50.
51496	Republic 50 Centimes 1887, KM47, Proof 62 NGC Whittier Collection, a choice example with brilliant mirror surfaces and razor sharp details. Very rare in this quality.Sold for: $805.00.
51497	Republic Type Assortment, KM-A23 100 Centimes Year 26 (1829), nice XF, KM50 5 Centimes 1889 VF with light surface oxidation, KM46 Gourde (2), 1881 nicely toned AXF and 1882 harshly cleaned XF, and KM56 50 Centimes 1908, toned AU, very nice example. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $149.50.
51498	Republic gold 1000 Gourdes 1973, KM111, choice cameo Proof, stamped "362" on the reverse in tiny numerals.Sold for: $322.00.
Hawaii
51499	Kalakaua Quarter Dollar or 25 Cents 1883, KM-5, Choice Uncirculated, light silvery toning, nary a mark, a delightful piece.Sold for: $287.50.
51500	Kalakaua Half Dollar or 50 Cents 1883, KM-6, sharp AU with glittering, bright and somewhat prooflike surfaces.Sold for: $546.25.
51501	Kalakaua Half Dollar or 50 Cents 1883, KM-6, MS63 NGC, satiny silvery white surfaces, a few abrasions and light scuffs suggesting the numerical grade assigned.Sold for: $1,667.50.
51502	Kalakaua Dollar 1883, KM-7, sharply struck AU, brilliant surfaces with lots of tiny abrasions and scattered other handling marks.Sold for: $1,092.50.
51503	Kalakaua Quarter Dollar brass restrike dated 1883, octagonal shape (sides not consistent in size), a most curious piece, the first seen by this cataloguer, obviously a privately made piece in obeisance to, or a copy of, the famous royal issue. The border or edge of the circular part measures 26 mm, the outer dimension being 29mm. Our estimate of value is a guess. The condition is nearly as made with brightness of the brass outlining letters of the legends. Curious but desirable.Sold for: $575.00.
Honduras
51504	Republic 25 Centavos 1888, KM50, MS62 NGC, overdate 8/3 or large 8 over small 8, strictly UNC, fresh and choice, the grade designation given only for some weakness at the very centers of the coin, which otherwise exhibits full luster and attractive toning. The final 8 in the date is larger and oddly formed with the repunching prominent. Rare this nice as the connoisseurs will recognize.Sold for: $218.50.
Hong Kong
51505	Victoria. Proof Cent 1863, Crowned bust left/Chinese characters with date and value, KM4.1, Prid-165b, Proof 67 Red and Brown PCGS. This is the variety with dot on reverse.Not Sold.
51506	Victoria. Pattern 1 Cent 1863, Bust left/Chinese characters with date and value, Prid-266, Proof 66 Brown PCGS. Sharply struck with no apparent flaws and attractive gold and brownish-blue patina. Very rare.Not Sold.
51507	Victoria. Proof 1 Cent 1876, Bust left/Chinese characters with date and value, KM4.1, Prid-169a, Proof 65 Red and Brown PCGS.Sold for: $1,840.00.
51508	Victoria. 5 Cents 1866, KM5, Prid-113, MS63 NGC. Fully brilliant and lustrous with interesting obverse die cracks. An exceptional example of the grade.Sold for: $299.00.
51509	Victoria. 5 Cents 1867, KM5, Prid-114, MS62 NGC. Lightly toned and lustrous with slight weakness in the central areas.Sold for: $299.00.
51510	Victoria. Proof 5 Cents 1890, KM5, Prid-136A, Proof 65 PCGS. Mottled gold and russet toning with nicely mirrored fields.Sold for: $1,955.00.
51511	Victoria. 20 Cents 1887, KM7, Prid-36, MS62 NGC. Mottled gray and blue toning with moderate abrasions and underlying luster.Not Sold.
51512	Victoria. 50 Cents 1894, KM9.1, Prid-12, AU. Sharply struck and lustrous with prooflike surfaces and light abrasions.Sold for: $747.50.
51513	Victoria. Half Dollar 1867,. KM8, Prid-5, MS61 NGC. Pewter-gray toning with bluish highlights and underlying luster. An extremely rare issue in Mint State and the finest example we have seen since our sale of the Wayne Palmer Collection.Sold for: $21,850.00.
51514	Victoria. Reeded Edge Proof Dollar 1866, Diademed head left/Chinese characters with date and value, KM10, Prid-1A, Proof 63 NGC. Sharply struck with bluish-gray and golden toning. Very rare.Sold for: $27,600.00.
51515	Victoria. Rare Overdate Dollar 1867/6, KM10, Prid-5 (overdate not listed in Pridmore), XF with traces of luster. The 6 is bold and can be seen beneath the 7 easily without magnification. The overdate Dollar is very rare and this is this first example that we have seen in quite some time. This variety is seriously undervalued in Krause. Sold for: $4,312.50.
51516	Victoria. Dollar 1868, KM10, Prid-3, XF-AU details with considerable luster and a hairline scratch on the obverse.Sold for: $575.00.
51517	Victoria. Dollar 1868, KM10, Prid-3, lightly cleaned AU with substantial remaining luster and light abrasions.Not Sold.
51518	Miscellaneous six-piece lot including: Cent 1901, red UNC with minor spotting; Cent 1905, XF-AU with luster; 50 Cents1894, cleaned VF with an obverse scratch; 50 Cents 1894, lightly cleaned XF; 50 Cents 1905, cleaned XF-AU; and a 50 Cents 1905, AU details with obverse rim bumps.Sold for: $373.75.
51519	Chinese Administration gold $1000 1997, KM71, Gem Cameo Proof in the box of issue with numbered COA.Sold for: $322.00.
51520	Chinese Administration gold $1000 1997, KM71, Gem Cameo Proof in the case of issue with numbered COA.Sold for: $345.00.
Hungary
51521	Ludwig II Goldgulden 1519-NG, Friedberg 39, AU55 ICG, a superb example which could easily have been graded as mint state. Fully lustrous and boldly detailed despite some typical doubling on the reverse. Very scarce and desirable in this superior quality.Sold for: $1,495.00.
51522	Rudolph II Taler 1583-KB, KM11, choice AU with lovely deep gold patina and sharp design details, very attractive and elusive in this select condition.Sold for: $575.00.
51523	Charles VI 1/4 Taler 1739/8-NB, KM305, lustrous AU-UNC, light toning in the legends, well-struck and very attractive.Sold for: $207.00.
51524	Republic gold 10000 Forint 1991BP, KM684, Gem Cameo Proof in the box of issue with COA. Papal visit of John Paul II.Sold for: $218.50.
Iceland
51525	Commemorative 3-piece set of 1930, KM-X-M1, M2 and M3, issued to honor 1,000 years of the Althing (or in Old Norse "Alping", which originally meant simply the "all thing" but evolved into the national parliament or governing body, which was established in the year 930 A.D. in an area originally known as the assembly fields, and which later became the capital of the country, Reykjavik). A beautiful set in nearly as struck condition. Sold for: $402.50.
51526	Commemorative set 1930, KM-X-M1, M2 and M3, issued to honor 1,000 years of the Althing as last, same condition but with more toning.Sold for: $431.25.
51527	Republic. Gold 10,000 Kronor 1974, KM-22, a beautiful piece, Choice deep cameo Proof, original color. Celebrates 1,100 years of settlement of this island of Norse heritage. Weight: .4485 oz gold. 8,000 pieces struck in proof state.Sold for: $346.15.
51528	Republic. 3-piece commemorative set 1974, KM-PS1 (KM-20 to 22) in silver and gold (as above, all for the 1100th anniversary of settlement), a superb set, nearly flawless, with elegant original surfaces and heavily frosted cameos. The consignor noted that these are fairly rare, most struck having been melted. Inexpensive but desirable!Sold for: $373.75.
India
51529	Kushan Empire gold Stater circa 300-350AD, Friedberg 44, bold AU, very nicely centered.Sold for: $546.25.
51530	Madras Presidency 1/2 Pagoda ND (1808-11), KM353, toned XF, nicely detailed and attractive, scarce and popular type.Sold for: $805.00.
51531	William III 1/4 Rupee 1835, KM448, raise F on the bust, Proof restrike, probably 19th century, faint hairlines. Sold for: $345.00.
51532	William IIII gold 2 Mohurs 1835, KM452, Friedberg 1592, restrike Proof, faint hairlines primarily on the obverse, incuse RS, reeded edge. A beautiful and increasingly elusive type.Sold for: $6,325.00.
51533	Victoria Rupee 1900 Mint Error, a spectacular double-strike error, MS62 PCGS, noted as 70% O/C but closer to 45%. This charming mistrike occurred when a second planchet blocked the obverse striking and caused the reverse to be struck a second time. Sold for: $805.00.
51534	Victoria gold Mohur 1841(C), KM462.3, AU58 NGC, incuse WW, lightly toned and very close to mint state. The reverse design for this type seems to capture the essence of India with the lion and palm tree motif.Sold for: $1,955.00.
51535	Type Collection of India Rupees, seven coins featuring: 1835 AU-BU, scarce, 1840 raised WW AU, 1907C choice BU, 1912 BU, 1938 reeded edge, no dot, BU, 1945 large 5 BU and 1947 diamond, BU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $172.50.
51536	Selection of India Silver Rupees, fifteen nice pieces including India States (8) and British Royal types (7). Grades range from XF to choice BU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $862.50.
Iran
51537	Collection of Local Copper Falus, this fascinating group of 200 coins represents 35+ years of collecting these civic issues from the length and breadth of Iran. From about 1700AD to 1850 each city had its own style and weight standards and utilized images of lions, peacocks, rats, sunfaces and more. After 1850 (1271AH) a more standardized type came into use featuring a reclining lion with the radiant sun behind. This lot includes 120 examples of the earlier type, many with mint names, and 80 of the lion & sun variety, 14 of the scarce 12 1/2 and 25 Dinars denominations and 66 of the 50 Dinars. The grade is nice average circulated throughout and there does not appear to be much duplication, especially in the earlier types. The average retail prices for these coins when available tend to fall in the $10-$30 range, but some scarce mints command more. This and the following lot represent a great opportunity for a collector to identify and arrange these coins (which was the original intention of the consignor!) Total retail value estimated as $2000-3000. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $2,415.00.
51538	Collection of Local Copper Falus (Part II), similar to the preceding lot but with 201 of the early type only, struck circa 1100-1270AH, virtually all with some animal (lion, bird, fish etc) on the obverse and farsi legends on the reverse, occasionally with mint name, date and the word "falus." The grades are quite pleasant for the series, certainly nice average circulated with no heavily damaged or useless coins, and very little duplication. The average retail prices we have observed for this era runs $15-30, but very few are available, even on Ebay or dealers' pricelists. A fascinating challenge with incredible diversity and very low individual cost. Retail value estimated at $2500-4000. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $2,990.00.
51539	Reza Shah Specimen 100 Dinars 1305SH (1926), KM1092, Specimen 67 NGC, a brilliant flawless example, very scarce as a Specimen.Sold for: $287.50.
51540	Reza Shah 5000 Dinars 1306SH (1927) Heaton, KM1106, Proof 65 PCGS, a Gem example from the Heaton Mint Archives Collection. Flashy surfaces and very attractive.Sold for: $805.00.
51541	Mohamed Shah gold Pahlavi 1335SH (1956), KM1162, MS66 NGC, a superb example of this early date and worth a premium.Sold for: $230.00.
51542	Mohamed Shah gold Pahlavi 1337SH (1958), KM1162, MS66 NGC, an unusually choice example.Sold for: $230.00.
51543	Mohamed Shah gold Pahlavi 1339SH (1960), KM1162, MS65 NGC, a superior example.Sold for: $230.00.
51544	Extensive Pahlavi Dynasty Collection, an usually high grade group of 143 coins dating from the beginning of Reza Shah's reign in 1925 to the end of the dynasty in 1979. Not quite as complete as the collection we sold in our June auction for $3220, but with many high grade early silver coins of Reza and choice UNC examples of Mohammed Shah's base metal types which are highly elusive in mint state. Assembled by the same collector as the offering in our June sale, this group represents his #2 set. We do not anticipate seeing another such collection anytime soon and have never noted a comprehensive collection of Pahlavi coins in the market prior to these two sets. The opportunity to acquire so many desirable grade coins of this series at one time is obviously seldom available. Reza Shah: KM1121 Dinar 1310SH (1931), AVF, very scarce, KM1122 2 Dinars 1310SH VF, scarce, KM1124 10 Dinars 1310SH, nice UNC, rare grade (2 pieces, total catalog value $700), KM1124a 10 Dinars 1314SH, VF, scarce, KM1126.1 and 1126.2 10 Shahis 1314, reeded and plain edge, VF, KM1091 50 Dinars 1307, XF, KM1093 1/4 Kran 1304, VF, very scarce type, KM1095 1000 Dinars 1304 VF-XF and 1305 toned XF, KM1096 2000 Dinars 1305, toned XF, KM1099 1000 Dinars 1305 XF and 1306 VF-XF, KM1100 2000 Dinars 1305 VF-XF, KM1101 5000 Dinars 1306 toned XF, scarce grade, KM1103 1000 Dinars 1307 XF and 1308 VF-XF, KM1104 2000 Dinars 1306 AU, 1306H AU-UNC, 1306L toned AU-UNC and 1308 toned AU, scarce date and grade, KM1127 1/4 Rial 1315 UNC, KM1128 1/2 Rial 1310, 1312, 1313, 1315, KM1129 Rial 1312, 1313, very scarce type, KM1130 2 Rials 1310, 1311, KM1131 5 Rials 1311, 1312, both UNC, 5 through 50 Dinars, 15 pieces, many in UNC; Mohamed Shah: Silver types: KM1143 Rial 1325, 1327, 1330 scarce, KM1144 2 Rials 1322, 1323, 1324, 1325, 1327, 1328 scarce and 1330, very scarce date, KM1145 5 Rials 1323, 1324, 1325, 1327 scarce, KM1146 10 Rials 1323, 1324, 1325, plus the balance of the collection, 90% in choice UNC and including some scarce dates such as the 1-2-5-20 Rials 1357 (catalog value $80) and the KM1214 20 Rials 1357 Bank Melli commemorative, cats $30. Overall the total catalog/retail value for this impressive offering is in excess of $2600. This offering represents a wonderful opportunity for the beginner or advanced collector of Iranian coins to acquire a large and carefully selected group of Pahlavi coins all at one time. Mint state coins from this era made from 1950-1965 will be virtually impossible to acquire in the future as very few (if any) were saved in Iran during those years. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $1,380.00.
51545	Pahlavi Dynasty Presentation Mint Sets, starting around 1960AD, the Bank Markazi Iran began issuing mint sets of the current year's coinage. Although recently listed in the SCWC, these sets are rarely seen in the marketplace. This accumulation was purchased in the early 1980's (Henry Christensen auction.) The first style utilized for the mint sets was a thick beige cardboard with four circular cut-outs for the 1, 2, 5 and 10 Rials. The coins are secured by strips of clear plastic. KM-MS1 is for coins dated 1342SH (1963), and this group includes a total of eight MS1 sets. Also featured is a previously unknown set with the 1, 2 and 5 Rials dated 1341 and the 10 Riyals of 1339. The second format features five denominations, adding the 50 Dinars, and packaged in rectangular strips covered with plastic. This lot has two KM-MS3 1348SH and one KM-MS4 1350SH. The third style comprises the six denominations in a dark blue wallet with the bank's logo on the front in gold, and this lot includes five KM-MS5 1353SH, six KM-MS6 1354SH and eleven KM-MS7 dated MS2535, the very scarce one-year types celebrating the 50th anniversary of Pahlavi rule, KM1156a and KM1205-1209. KM-MS7 has a catalog value of $21.50 as a SET, but the combined catalog values of the individual types is $85! Mint sets from this era for other countries such as Japan have risen dramatically in value as the number of collectors increased along with the level of sophistication. The total retail/catalog value for this group of 34 mint sets is estimated at $1400, figuring the 2535MS set at $85 each. Many of the coins have an oily residue from the plastic which should be removed (with acetone.) Excellent group for Ebay or internet sales. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $373.75.
Ireland
51546	Philip & Mary Shilling 1555, S-6500, portcullis mintmark, seemingly wretched but this is actually a very nice example, as these were invariably poorly made (notice that the Spink plate coin has a large flan crack, whereas this piece does not). Here, too, the portraits are distinct, as is the date beneath them, and the flan itself as well as the legends are finer than normally found. Despite modest values given in the books, these pieces are quite rare. VF for issue with dark surfaces, details as shown in our illustrations.Sold for: $1,495.00.
51547	George III gilt Farthing 1806, S-6622, a couple of old edge marks but still a Choice Proof with deep mirrors and lovely gilt surfaces.Sold for: $299.00.
51548	George III gilt Halfpenny 1805, S-6621, brilliant Proof with light disturbance in the fields.Sold for: $345.00.
51549	Wellington Penny token full brockage 1813, AU50 PCGS, designated on flip insert "Full 1st Strike Brockage" and having dark brown surfaces with some small marks. One of a number of "remembrances" of the Iron Duke who saved England at war. An unusual piece: check out our photos!Sold for: $632.50.
51550	Erie, the Irish Free State coinage proof set 1928, KM-PS1, the usual set of 8 silver, nickel and bronze coins housed in a custom plastic case, essentially a choice set despite light fingerprints and resulting toning on the coins (typical of how almost all were handled). Included with this lot is the rather tattered original green cardboard case.Sold for: $345.00.
Isle of Man
51551	Copper Proof Penny 1733, S-7405, KM-5, one of a succession of issues of the Stanley family or the Earls of Derby (the first models for this coin being cast in 1709, while later pieces were struck). Choice Proof with a deep, crisp strike and absolutely marvelous, chocolate-brown surfaces. The edge displays the classic round-the-coin (i.e., not of reeded style) fillet lines that are characteristic of proof issues. One of the finest of these seen by the cataloguer in years, and far rarer than the later 1758 and 1786 issues. The Latin legend on the 3-legs or triskelion side (the image of which derives from the Norwegian founders of the island, whose surname meant "leg") means "Whithersoever you throw it, it will stand," an allusion to the island residents' hardy character and their history of warding off invaders (beginning with Romans in the 1st century B.C. and including Vikings in the 8th century), while the charming obverse motif recalls the Celtic sea-god (a sea eagle) who threw his cloak around the island to protect it. A wonderful coin with an intriguing story reflecting the history of this island in the Irish Sea.Sold for: $1,092.50.
51552	Elizabeth II Penny Black Gold Crown 1990, type of KM267b, but in the weight of 2 ounces (62.20 gm) and unlisted as such in Krause, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate. A tiny mintage of only 200 pieces.Sold for: $1,840.00.
51553	Gold Proof Angel 2006, Elizabeth II elderly portrait, not yet listed in Krause, 1 ounce of glittering, nearly perfect gold, as shown by our illustrations, graded Gem Proof "Ultra High Relief" by NGC and accompanied by the Pobjoy Mint's certificate of authenticity which gives a brief history of the angel. Only 1,000 minted for worldwide sale.Sold for: $862.50.
51554	Gold Proof Angel 2006, Ultra High Relief, Gem Proof as preceding lot. Housed in custom wooden case with certificate.Sold for: $805.00.
51555	Gold Proof Angel 2007, Ultra High Relief 1 oz, Gem satin finish Proof. Graded by NGC as Gem Proof. Housed in a custom wooden case with certificate. Sold for: $805.00.
51556	Elizabeth II 5 Ounce gold Penny Black Crown 1990, unlisted in Krause, Gem Proof in the original case. 99 pieces were authorized, but far fewer were produced.Sold for: $4,312.50.
51557	Elizabeth II 3-piece Tradition set 1990, 1996, & 1997 including: silver Penny Black Crown 1990, Gold Una and Lion 2 Pounds 1997, and Platinum hologram 1/4 Noble 1996. All are Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $632.50.
51558	Elizabeth II Penny Black 3-piece Proof set 1990 including: silver Crown 1990, gold 1/5 Crown 1990, and a gold 1/2 Crown 1990, all are Gem Proof in the original case.Sold for: $546.25.
51559	Elizabeth II Penny Black Tri-metal Proof set 1990 including: silver 1 Crown, gold 1/5 Crown, and platinum 1/5 Crown. All are Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $402.50.
51560	Elizabeth II Penny Black Tri-metal Proof set 1990 including: silver 1 Crown, gold 1/5 Crown, and platinum 1/5 Crown. All are Gem Proof in the original case with certificate. Sold for: $402.50.
51561	Elizabeth II Penny Black Tri-metal Proof set 1990 including: silver 1 Crown, gold 1/5 Crown, and platinum 1/5 Crown. All are Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $402.50.
51562	Elizabeth II Penny Black Tri-metal Proof set 1990 including: silver 1 Crown, gold 1/5 Crown, and platinum 1/5 Crown. All are Gem Proof in the original case with certificate. Sold for: $402.50.
51563	Elizabeth II bi-metallic 1/4 oz Angel and Nobel 1995, Gem Proof in the original case of issue with certificate.Sold for: $460.00.
51564	Elizabeth II 3-piece silver and gold Angel set including: silver 5 oz Angel, silver 1 oz Angel, and gold 1/4 oz Angel, all Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $253.00.
51565	Elizabeth II 5 Oz gold Angel 1994, unlisted in Krause, Gem Proof in the original wooden case with certificate.Sold for: $4,025.00.
51566	Elizabeth II silver 130 Crowns 2003, KM1184, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $1,495.00.
51567	Elizabeth II, Legend of King Arthur 12-piece set 1996 including: (4) silver 1 Crowns, KM679a, KM680a, KM681a, KM682a; silver 5 Crowns, KM689, KM690, KM691, KM692; 1/5 Crown gold, KM663; 1/5 Crown Platinum, KM668; 1/4 Crown bi-metallic, KM678; 1/4 Crown bi-metallic, KM673; and a 3 oz .999 fine silver medallion plated in 24 kt gold. All are Gem Proof in the original wooden case of issue. Sold for: $920.00.
Israel
51568	Republic, commemorative silver 5 Lirot 1963, KM-39, Seafaring issue, once very expensive but now long neglected, a lovely Choice brilliant Proof.Sold for: $172.50.
51569	Republic, commemorative gold 50 Lirot 1964, KM-44, weighs .3933 oz, appropriately struck to mark the 10th anniversary of the Bank of Israel (who presumably are now hoarding all their gold), a lovely Choice BU coin.Sold for: $517.50.
51570	David Ben Gurion gold 500 Lirot 1974, KM82, choice Proof, lightly toned, commemorating the death of Ben Gurion.Not Sold.
Italy
51571	Florence. Republic, Florin issue for St John (1252-1422), Fr-275, Lily on obverse, once cleaned but now with a decent look of VF.Sold for: $1,092.50.
51572	Italian Republic. Pattern 1 Centesimo 1804-M, KM-Pn14, MS62 BN NGC, a curious little piece featuring a scales of justice braced upon a crossed sword and palm frond, symbols of the Cisalpine Republic (founded by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1802, it soon evaporated along with Napoleon's dreams of world conquest).Sold for: $402.50.
51573	Genoa. Silver Testone (1528-41), Biennial Doges, First Phase as issued 1528-1541. Legends read "+ DVX • ET • GVBER • REI • PV • GENVE" surrounding a stylized castle, reverse "+ CONRADVS • REX • ROMANO' • AS", cross pattée at end. CNI III 79; Lunardi-195; Varesi-188/2. XF45 NGC with well-set medium gray toning. A classic of its period and place. Not Sold.
51574	Genoa. Silver Scudo 1604, Biennial Doges, Second Phase (1541-1637), Jeronimus Viglevanus, mintmaster, dated 1604, legends reading "DVX (star) ET (star) GVB' (star) REIP' (star) GEN' (star)", in the center a stylized castle surmounted by a large crown; crosses flanking; 1604 below; reverse "+ CONRADVS (star) II (star) RO' (star) REX (star) I (star) V (star)", cross pattée, four stars in quarters. CNI III 7; Lunardi-230; Varesi-219/6. XF40 NGC, dark gray toning, details sharp and easily read, nice flan, and altogether a pleasing example of this Genoese "taler" of the Renaissance. Not Sold.
51575	Kingdom of Napoleon. 1 Lira 1814-M, KM-8 type (edge not visible in slab), MS64 NGC, sharp as can be, obverse with delightful silvery luster, reverse toned a dark gray and exquisite to the trained eye; probably one of the finest to be found anywhere. Very scarce this fine!Sold for: $690.00.
51576	Kingdom of Napoleon. 2 Lira 1814-M, apostrophe before 4 of date, KM-9.1, edge lettering incuse asking God to protect the nation, Choice brilliant AU with an incredibly sharp reverse shield and pleasing portrait.Sold for: $454.25.
51577	Kingdom of Napoleon. Gold 40 Lira 1810/09-M, KM-12, Choice VF, some old abrasions but the deep gold color more than excuses those. Scarce.Sold for: $299.00.
51578	Kingdom of Napoleon. Gold 40 Lira 1811 (first 1/0) -M, KM-12, VF with pleasing yellow-gold surfaces.Sold for: $322.00.
51579	Kingdom of Napoleon. Gold 40 Lira 1811 (first 1/0) -M, KM-12, sharp XF, prooflike fields, pleasing old-time gold color.Sold for: $402.50.
51580	Kingdom of Napoleon. Gold 40 Lira 1812-M, KM-12, date heavily recut, sharp About XF, handsome old-gold toning. Three years hence, Napoleon would meet his Waterloo in Belgium at the hands of the British, and his era would rapidly draw to a close, although he is fondly remembered throughout much of Europe, especially France and Italy, even today. His surrender sword hangs in Windsor Castle!Sold for: $345.00.
51581	Lombardy. Silver Testone (1466-76), Galeazzo Maria Sforza, Duke of Milan. Obverse: armored bust right, below small head of St. Ambrose; behind, pellet within annulet. Reverse: helmeted arms with uncrowned viper. Biaggi-1548. VF30 NGC, medium gray toning, a classic of the Renaissance, issued by a famous family whose muscle was felt throughout the region. Sold for: $690.00.
51582	Lombardy-Venetia. Provisional 5 Lire 1848M, KM-C22.2, XF, lightly cleaned, very scarce variety with long stems extending beyond the date.Sold for: $230.00.
51583	Lucca. Silver 5 Franchi 1805, KM-24.1, About XF, nice for issue, pleasing two-tone gray surfaces. Scarce. Known for its walls and broad avenues, this town in Tuscany, at the time of this coin's minting, was in the hands of the Bonapartes. Napoleon's sister Elisa Baciocchi was made "queen" and her portrait appears here in prominence. Reference to this regal situation, which lasted a mere decade, is the opening sentence of Leo Tolstoy's great novel, "War and Peace." Elisa's portrait here appears somewhat quizzical but well engraved. Hopefully she enjoyed her respite in the Tuscan sun, for she was soon doomed. Here is a neat memento of those days.Sold for: $218.50.
51584	Naples & Sicily. Fernando IV Piastra 1796P-AP, KM-C66b, Davenport 1409, choice lightly toned AU, nicely struck with no adjustment marks. Sold for: $230.00.
51585	Naples & Sicily. Copper 10 Tornesi 1859, KM-159 (the Two Sicilies), MS64 BN NGC, a delightful and huge piece, gleaming with dark brown luster. Want to see how scarce this coin is in this grade? Compare our photos to those in the Krause book, and bid accordingly.Sold for: $276.00.
51586	Naples & Sicily. Silver Lira 1813, final digit dramatically recut (3/3?), KM-109, last of only two dates of issue for this type, showing Jerome Napoleon, brother of the French emperor. MS62 NGC, a choice and pleasing piece having two-tone silvery gray surfaces, sharp overall but with a few areas of weakness as made. Scarce so nice.Sold for: $402.50.
51587	Naples & Sicily. Silver 20 Grana 1840, KM-151a, Ferdinand II, adjustments to the obverse metal but still a superb piece, Choice Uncirculated, splendid original surfaces showing golden green iridescence, with a delightful portrait.Sold for: $195.50.
51588	Papal States. Innocent X (1644-55) silver Piastra, B-1814, Anno II, bust right of the pontiff with a minute depiction of the Virgin Mary on his collar; reverse shows Jesus standing, blessing St. Peter kneeling, ROMAE in exergue. Choice VF, nice flan although there is a possible repair near the rim at about 12 o'clock obverse (shows on reverse, too), handsome medium gray toning. An historical piece. Sold for: $690.00.
51589	Papal States. Sede Vacante silver Piastra 1667, Dav-4071, date in roman numerals, stirring design showing on the reverse a dove with wings extended, radiant sun behind, and the insignia of the papacy on the obverse. XF and sharp in all details with handsome, light silvery gold surfaces.Sold for: $1,092.50.
51590	Papal States. Sede Vacante silver Piastra 1676, Dav-4071, another piece, pleasing VF with light toning.Sold for: $575.00.
51591	Papal States. Papacy silver Scudo 1758, KM-1187, radiant dove again, on the obverse an elaborate display of the papal insignia, Choice VF, a lovely piece having medium gray toning.Sold for: $575.00.
51592	Papal States. Papacy silver Scudo 1758, KM-1187, a second piece, also Choice VF, gray toning a little lighter than on the last.Sold for: $632.50.
51593	Papal States. Papacy gold Zecchino 1746, KM-943, reverse style varies from that shown in Krause, Choice VF with pleasant original light gold surfaces.Sold for: $322.00.
51594	Papal States. Papacy gold 30 Paoli 1787, KM-1049, also called a Doppia d'Oro, VF with light golden surfaces.Sold for: $322.00.
51595	Papal States. Papacy silver Scudo 1854-R, KM-1336.2, Anno IX, Choice lustrous AU, sharp in all details, very pleasing light silvery luster.Sold for: $276.00.
51596	Papal States. Papacy gold 20 Lire 1866-R, KM-1382.2, Year XXI, Pius IX, AU50 ANACS (new-style holder), bright with luster, light wear, very sharp strike particularly on reverse shield. Struck from clashed dies.Sold for: $299.00.
51597	Venice. Antonio Veneri gold Ducat (1382-1400), Fr-1229, Choice lustrous AU, sharp in most details, a nice example of one of the earlier Doge coinages from this fabled city, which invented the ducat coinage.Sold for: $373.75.
51599	Venice. Michael Steno gold Ducat (1400-13), Fr-1230, MS62 NGC, soft luster and pleasing.Sold for: $517.50.
51600	Venice. Marcus Foscarenus silver Half Scudo (70 Soldi), KM-33, a beautiful example of this classic issue of a duke of Venice, also known as Marco Foscarini (1762-63), Choice AU with flashy silvery luster, excellent sharp details on most design elements.Sold for: $1,092.50.
Italian Somaliland
51601	Vittorio Emanuele III silver prova Rupia 1910-R, KM-6 for type, KM-Pn8, a rare piece, surfaces slightly disturbed but still most appealing.Sold for: $1,610.00.
51602	Vittorio Emanuele III silver Rupia 1912-R, KM-6, Choice highly lustrous AU, no problems, just a delightful piece!Sold for: $345.00.
51603	Vittorio Emanuele III 10 Lire 1925R, KM8, MS64 NGC, choice old-time toning, light contact marks on the obverse. A handsome example of this very popular type.Sold for: $1,725.00.
Italy
51604	Vittorio Emanuele II copper prova 1860-Torino, Pagani-82, PR64 BN NGC, a lovely trial piece as illustrated by our photographs, with a wonderful portrait. Rare.Sold for: $1,150.00.
51605	Vittorio Emanuele II bronze 10 Centesimi 1867-H, KM-11.3, Choice reddish specimen or Proof, about as fine as anyone could wish for!Sold for: $299.00.
51606	Vittorio Emanuele II silver 2 Lire 1863-N BN, KM-16.1, MS61 NGC, original iridescent silvery gold surfaces with normal abrasions.Sold for: $488.75.
51607	Vittorio Emanuele II silver 5 Lire 1874-M BN, KM-8.3, Uncirculated with normal abrasions, handsome silvery gold iridescent surfaces.Sold for: $218.50.
51608	Vittorio Emanuele II silver 5 Lire 1874-M BN, KM-8.3, MS62 NGC, a little cleaner surfaces than the last, also more deeply toned, silvery golden green pastel iridescence.Sold for: $276.00.
51609	Vittorio Emanuele II gold 5 Lire 1863-T BN, KM-17, MS62 NGC, Choice Uncirculated, a very nice piece indeed despite the harsh slab grade.Sold for: $672.75.
51610	Kingdom Quartet of gold 20 Lire, KM10.1 1862T-BN, lustrous XF-AU and 1865T-BN, lustrous XF, KM21 1882, choice brilliant UNC and 1885, nice AU, the final digit is clearly repunched and possibly an overdate 5/4 as well. The overdate is currently unlisted and could possibly be rare. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $632.50.
51611	Vittorio Emanuele III silver 2 Lire 1907-R, KM-33, Uncirculated with nice original surfaces, silvery gold iridescent toning, a rare piece.Sold for: $862.50.
51612	Vittorio Emanuele III silver 2 Lire 1911-R, KM-52, Brilliant Uncirculated with minimal abrasions, quite a pleasing piece.Sold for: $149.50.
51613	Vittorio Emanuele III silver 2 Lire 1912-R, KM-46, Choice AU-Unc., brilliant and pleasing, also quite scarce so fine.Sold for: $322.00.
51614	Vittorio Emanuele III silver 2 Lire 1916-R, KM-55, Choice Uncirculated with light pastel gold toning, a lovely example of this coinage.Not Sold.
51615	Vittorio Emanuele III nickel 2 Lire1936-R, KM-78, Year XIV, Choice Uncirculated, an excellent example. Not Sold.
51616	Vittorio Emanuele III silver 10 Lire 1926-R, KM-68.1, a rare type, Choice AU, light abrasions, original silvery gray toning.Sold for: $201.25.
51617	Vittorio Emanuele III silver 20 Lire 1927-R, KM-69, Year VI, Brilliant Uncirculated with light gold toning and a sharp strike. Very scarce.Sold for: $546.25.
51618	Vittorio Emanuele III silver 20 Lire 1928-R, KM-70, date in roman numerals, Choice AU, light silvery surfaces, almost no abrasions, a nice coin. Rare.Sold for: $575.00.
51619	Vittorio Emanuele III gold 20 Lire 1912-R, KM-48, MS65 NGC, a beautiful Uncirculated example of this piece showing the monarch in uniform or military gear. Beautifully engraved and sharply struck. An excellent piece with original gold surfaces. Rare so fine.Sold for: $2,990.00.
51620	Beautiful type coins: 10 Centesimi 1911-R, Choice R&B Unc., 2 Lire 1883-R, sharp AU, 2 Lire 1897-R XF, 2 Lire 1917-R XF+, 10 Lire 1927-R Choice AU, another, nice BU.Sold for: $345.00.
51621	Italian type assortment: 10 Centesimi 1911-R Choice AU, 25c 1902 Choice brilliant AU, 2 Lire 1863-N BN About XF, (2) 10 Lire 1936-R Year XVI Choice BU and AU, 5 Lire 1877-R XF+ 5 Lire 1879-R lustrous AU, Sardinia 5 Lire 1837-P KM-113.3, About XF, San Marino 10 Lire 1937-R BU, Vatican City 10 Lire 1940 nice BU.Sold for: $1,035.00.
Jamaica
51622	Victoria, Edward & George Pennies: (3) Penny 1869, KM-17, Choice Uncirculated, (2) Penny 1907 and 1910, KM-23, Choice Uncirculated, Penny 1928, KM-26, Gem Uncirculated. A lovely group, hard to find so original, put away by a careful collector years ago.Sold for: $747.50.
Japan
51623	Meiji 13 (1880) 1 Sen, KM17.2, JNDA-1.46, MS65 Red PCGS. Fully struck and bright red with iridescent surfaces. Quite scarce in full mint-red color.Sold for: $201.25.
51624	Meiji 9 (1876) 5 Sen Type 2, characters connected, KM22, JNDA-1.35, MS67 PCGS. Sparkling white with prooflike surfaces. Very scarce in this condition.Sold for: $402.50.
51625	Meiji 31 (1898) 5 Sen, KM21, JNDA-1.37, MS65 PCGS. Well struck and lightly toned.Sold for: $184.00.
51626	Meiji 3 (1870) 10 Sen, shallow scales, KM2, JNDA-1.23, MS64 PCGS. Frosty white with full mint brilliance.Sold for: $138.00.
51627	Meiji 3 (1870) 10 Sen, shallow scales, KM2, JNDA-1.23, MS67 PCGS. Superb frosty UNC with a hint of golden toning and no noticeable flaws. Sold for: $747.50.
51628	Meiji 4 (1871) 50 Sen, KM-4a.1, JNDA-1.13A, 19 mm circle of dots around dragon, Choice AU-UNC.Sold for: $92.00.
51629	Meiji 4 (1871) 50 Sen, KM-4a.1, JNDA-1.13A, 19 mm circle of dots around dragon, MS64 PCGS. Brilliant mint luster with a hint of golden toning and near-Gem surfaces.Sold for: $373.75.
51630	Meiji 3 (1870) 1 Yen, Type 1, KM5.1, JNDA-1.9, lustrous XF-AU, lightly cleaned.Sold for: $276.00.
51631	Meiji 3 (1870) 1 Yen, Type 1, KM5.1, JNDA-1.9, lustrous AU.Sold for: $322.00.
51632	Meiji 8 (1875) 1 Yen, Small 8, KM-A25.2, JNDA-1.10, G-VG. The rarest date of the 1 Yen series and although this is the lowest grade we have seen, it is the only example of this very elusive issue that we have seen in several years.Sold for: $1,265.00.
51633	Meiji 11 (1878) 1 Yen, KM-A25.2, JNDA-1.10, MS64 PCGS. Fully lustrous with light golden toning and light reverse abrasions. One of the key issues in Mint State.Sold for: $4,600.00.
51634	Meiji 36 (1903) 1 Yen, KM-A25.3, JNDA-1.10A, MS64 NGC. Frosty, Choice UNC with minor reverse contact marks. Although the NGC holder lists this as Meiji 26, 1893, this is actually Meiji 36, 1903.Sold for: $517.50.
51635	Meiji 34 (1901) 1 Yen, KM-A25.3, JNDA-1.10A, MS66 PCGS. Near-flawless surfaces with light golden toning, a superb strike, and a bit of charcoal toning at the obverse periphery.Sold for: $1,610.00.
51636	Meiji 35 (1902) 1 Yen, KM-A25.3, JNDA-1.10A, MS66 PCGS. Sharply struck with light golden toning and bright satiny luster. A scarcer issue in exceptional condition.Sold for: $2,760.00.
51637	Meiji 38 (1905) 1 Yen, KM-A25.3, JNDA-1.10A, MS63 PCGS.Sold for: $184.00.
51638	Meiji 45 (1912) 1 Yen, KM-A25.3, JNDA-1.10A, MS64 PCGS. Well struck and lustrous with satiny luster and light golden toning. A true near-Gem example.Sold for: $276.00.
51639	Meiji 9 (1876) Trade Dollar, KM-Y14, JNDA-1.12, XF-AU with prooflike fields and some remaining luster. Sold for: $1,150.00.
51640	Meiji 9 (1876) Trade Dollar, KM14, JNDA-1.12, MS62 NGC. Full, frosty luster with a near-flawless obverse and light hairlines in the reverse fields. The nicest example we have seen in a few years.Sold for: $2,530.00.
51641	Meiji 10 (1877) Trade Dollar, KM14, JNDA-1.12, cleaned XF details with a small reverse gouge and scratches.Sold for: $373.75.
51642	Meiji 10 (1877) Trade Dollar, KM14, JNDA-1.12, XF45 PCGS. Well struck and evenly worn with gray-russet toning.Sold for: $977.50.
51643	Meiji 4 (1871) gold 1 Yen, High Dot, KM-9, JNDA-1.5, MS63 NGC. Fully lustrous with minor abrasions.Sold for: $345.00.
51644	Meiji 4 (1871) gold 1 Yen, High Dot, KM-9, JNDA-1.5, MS64 NGC. Brilliant and well struck.Sold for: $460.00.
51645	Meiji 4 (1871) gold 1 Yen, High Dot, KM-9, JNDA-1.5, MS65 PCGS. Fully brilliant with only a few very minor marks.Sold for: $488.75.
51646	Meiji 3 (1870) gold 2 Yen, KM10, JNDA-1.4, MS64 NGC. Full luster with a slightly weak strike on the obverse.Sold for: $862.50.
51647	Meiji 3 (1870) gold 2 Yen, KM10, JNDA-1.4, MS65 NGC. Well struck and bright with minimally abraded surfaces.Sold for: $1,150.00.
51648	Meiji 3 (1870) gold 2 Yen, KM10, JNDA-1.4, MS66 PCGS. An exceptional example of this scarce one-year type with bold luster, a sharp strike, and near-flawless surfaces.Sold for: $4,312.50.
51649	Meiji 3 (1870) gold 5 Yen, KM11, JNDA-1.3, MS64 NGC. Well struck and lustrous with a tiny bit of dark incrustation around a very few of the devices from years of storage in the Mint. We feel certain that this could be removed with careful conservation.Sold for: $3,450.00.
51650	Meiji 3 (1870) gold 5 Yen, KM11, JNDA-1.3, MS65 PCGS. Brilliant luster with no significant imperfections.Sold for: $4,025.00.
51651	Meiji 5 (1872) gold 5 Yen, KM11a, JNDA-1.3a, MS64 NGC. Fully lustrous with greenish-gold patina and light obverse hairlines.Sold for: $1,610.00.
51652	Meiji 5 (1872) gold 5 Yen, KM11a, JNDA-1.3a, MS65 PCGS. Superbly struck with gleaming luster and only a few minute marks. Sold for: $2,760.00.
51653	Meiji 6 (1873) gold 5 Yen, KM11a, JNDA-1.3a, MS64 NGC. Sparkling luster with only the slightest marks.Sold for: $1,610.00.
51654	Meiji 6 (1873) gold 5 Yen, KM11a, JNDA-1.3a, MS66 PCGS. A glistening Gem example with sharply defined details.Sold for: $5,462.50.
51655	Meiji 30 (1897) gold 5 Yen, reduced size, KM32, JNDA-1.8, MS64 NGC. Well struck with minor reverse abrasions.Sold for: $920.00.
51656	Meiji 30 (1897) gold 5 Yen, reduced size, KM32, JNDA-1.8, MS65 NGC. Bright luster with minimally marked surfaces.Sold for: $920.00.
51657	Meiji 30 (1897) gold 5 Yen, reduced size, KM32, JNDA-1.8, MS66 PCGS. A brilliant Gem with superb strike and luster.Sold for: $1,265.00.
51658	Meiji 31 (1898) gold 5 Yen, reduced size, KM32, JNDA-1.8, MS65 PCGS. A Gem example of this lower mintage issue.Sold for: $977.50.
51659	Meiji 45 (1912) gold 5 Yen, reduced size, KM32, JNDA-1.8, MS63 NGC. Only slight marks with nice strike and luster a premium example of the grade.Sold for: $891.25.
51660	Meiji 45 (1912) gold 5 Yen, reduced size, KM32, JNDA-1.8, MS64 PCGS. Fully brilliant with sharp details and only minor imperfections.Sold for: $862.50.
51661	Meiji 45 (1912) gold 5 Yen, reduced size, KM32, JNDA-1.8, MS65 NGC. Bright luster with a near-flawless obverse.Sold for: $862.50.
51662	Meiji 34 (1901) gold 10 Yen, KM33, JNDA-1.7, MS64 PCGS. Greenish-gold color with light reverse contact marks. Sold for: $747.50.
51663	Meiji 36 (1903) gold 10 Yen, KM33, JNDA-1.7, MS64 NGC. Lustrous, with light marks on the reverse.Sold for: $805.00.
51664	Meiji 42 (1909) gold 10 Yen, KM33, JNDA-1.7, MS64 NGC. Full mint brilliance with minor reverse abrasionsNot Sold.
51665	Meiji 41 (1908) gold 10 Yen, KM33, JNDA-1.7, MS65 NGC. Well struck and lustrous.Sold for: $862.50.
51666	Meiji 41 (1908) gold 10 Yen, KM33, JNDA-1.7, MS66 PCGS. A frosty Gem with only tiny imperfections.Sold for: $690.00.
51667	Meiji 42 (1909) gold 10 Yen, KM33, JNDA-1.7, MS64 NGC. Lightly abraded reverse with bright luster and bold definition.Sold for: $805.00.
51668	Meiji 42 (1909) gold 10 Yen, KM33, JNDA-1.7, MS65 NGC. Minor reverse marks with brilliant luster and a sharp strike.Sold for: $805.00.
51669	Taisho 3 (1914) 1 Yen, KM38, JNDA-1.10A, MS66 NGC. A Gem UNC example of this one-year type, attractively toned in shades of golden-orange and quite scarce in this condition.Sold for: $920.00.
51670	Taisho 5 (1916) gold 20 Yen, KM40.2, JNDA-1.6, MS64 NGC. Fully brilliant and well struck.Sold for: $1,782.50.
51671	Taisho 4 (1915) gold 20 Yen, KM40.2, JNDA-1.6, MS64 NGC. Glistening luster with a Gem obverse and light reverse contact marks.Sold for: $2,127.50.
51672	Mixed 5-piece lot as follows: Meiji 4 (1871) 50 Sen, small size, XF; Meiji 30 (1897) 50 Sen, AU; Meiji 31 (1898) 50 Sen, XF; Meiji 29 (1896) 1 Yen, Choice AU with full luster and only slight reverse rubbing; and Meiji 34 (1901) 1 Yen, AU fully lustrous with slight rubbing.Sold for: $299.00.
51673	Seventy-piece type set 1870-1964, highlights include: 1870 5 Sen VF; 1871 5 Sen XF; 1870 10 Sen, shallow scales, VF-XF; 1871 20 Sen VF; 1871 large size 50 Sen cleaned XF; 1871 small size 50 Sen cleaned XF; 1870 1 Yen cleaned XF; and an 1882 1 Yen XF. (Sold as is, no return lot.)Sold for: $1,150.00.
Keeling Cocos
51674	Group of modern issues: 2 Rupees 1977, KM-6, (3) 5 Rupees 1977, KM-7, plastic 25c, 50c and 5 Rupees, 1968, KM-Tn11, 12, 15. All lovely and essentially as made. Hard to find.Sold for: $690.00.
Kiribati
51675	Christmas Island 3-piece gold Proof set 1999, KM-PS1, in deluxe wooden box with two accompanying chess pieces: Holy Year 2000 commemoratives consisting of denominations $100, $50 and $20, Gem cameo Proofs in original plastic capsules, as struck.Sold for: $546.25.
Korea
51676	A five-piece lot of 1 Mun seed coins including: (2) Palace Guard Office, KM337s, Series 13 XF with corrosion & series 15 XF; and (3) Military Training Command, KM454s, series 4 XF slightly porous, series 4 XF with corrosion, and series 4 VF with corrosion.Sold for: $276.00.
51677	Tae Dong Treasury Department 1 Chon ND (1882-83), KM1081, VF-XF with enameling missing.Sold for: $207.00.
51678	Tae Dong Treasury Department 2 Chon ND (1882-83), KM1082, about XF details with black enameling and two small cuts near obverse edge.Sold for: $299.00.
51679	Yi Hyong 5 Mun Year 497 (1888), KM1101, XF with hints of luster remaining. A very scarce type.Sold for: $488.75.
51680	Yi Hyong 10 Mun Year 497 (1888), KM1102, VF-XF with obverse rim bumps. A very scarce type.Sold for: $632.50.
51681	Yi Hyong Pattern or Trial Strike 1 Warn Year 497 (1888) in Copper, unlisted in any reference that we could find, AU58 PCGS. Significant areas of porosity on both sides and the same weakness in the obverse legend that appears on the silver examples of this type.Sold for: $14,950.00.
51682	Yi Hyong 1 Fun Year 501 (1892), KM1104, XF and the scarce first year of the type.Sold for: $276.00.
51683	Yi Hyong 1 Fun Year 504 (1895), KM1104, XF with luster. A very scarce date in the series.Sold for: $299.00.
51684	Yi Hyong 1 Fun Year 505 (1896), KM1104, XF with luster and a scarce issue. Not Sold.
51685	Yi Hyong 1 Fun Year 502 (1893), Small Characters, KM1107, MS62 Brown NGC. Sharply struck with nice chocolate brown color and no significant flaws. Scarce in Mint State.Sold for: $661.25.
51686	Yi Hyong 1/4 Yang Year 505 (1896), KM1110, lustrous UNC. Much scarcer as a type in UNC than generally thought.Sold for: $1,092.50.
51687	Yi Hyong 1 Yang Year 501 (1892), KM1112, lightly cleaned AU. Lustrous and well struck. A very scarce type.Sold for: $218.50.
51688	Yi Hyong 5 Yang Year 501 (1892), KM1114, AU. Lightly toned and lustrous with prooflike surfaces and bold definition.Sold for: $4,600.00.
51689	Kuang Mu 1 Yang Year 2 (1898), with closely spaced YANG, KM1120, harshly cleaned XF.Sold for: $172.50.
51690	Kuang Mu 5 Fun Year 6 (1902), KM1116, MS63 Red and Brown NGC. Mostly Mint red color and sharply struck. A one-year type and quite rare in this condition. Very scarce with this much Mint red color.Sold for: $431.25.
51691	Yung Hi 1/2 Chon Year 4 (1910), KM1136, AU with some remaining luster. A very rare issue and the first example of the date that we have seen.Sold for: $2,760.00.
51692	Kuang Mu 10 Chon Year 11 (1907), KM1133, Choice UNC. Attractively toned with a sharp strike and minimally marked surfaces.Sold for: $373.75.
51693	Yung Hi 10 Chon Year 2 (1908), KM1139, MS64 NGC. Fully lustrous and well struck. A Choice example of this two-year type. Sold for: $402.50.
51694	Kuang Mu 20 Chon Year 9 (1905), KM1128, lustrous XF. A scarce two-year type.Sold for: $138.00.
51695	Kuang Mu 20 Chon Year 10 (1906 ), KM1128, MS63 NGC. Fully lustrous and well struck with light reverse hairlines. Very scarce in Mint State.Sold for: $690.00.
51696	Yung Hi 20 Chon Year 2 (1908), KM1140, MS62 NGC. Fully brilliant and lustrous with light reverse hairlines. An exceptional example of the grade.Sold for: $368.00.
51697	Yung Hi 20 Chon Year 3 (1909), KM1140, Choice AU. Sharply struck with essentially full luster. Very near Mint State.Sold for: $281.75.
51698	Yung Hi 20 Chon Year 3 (1909), KM1140, MS63 NGC. Bright luster with light reverse abrasions.Sold for: $460.00.
51699	Kuang Mu 1/2 Won Year 9 (1905), KM1129, lightly toned AU. Well struck and lustrous.Sold for: $345.00.
51700	Kuang Mu 1/2 Won Year 9 (1905), KM1129, lightly toned AU. Well defined with considerable remaining lusterSold for: $575.00.
51701	Kuang Mu 1/2 Won Year 9 (1905), KM1129, MS64 NGC. Fully brilliant with frosty luster and a few minor reverse contact marks. Very scarce in this condition.Sold for: $1,495.00.
51702	Kuang Mu 1/2 Won Year 10 (1906), KM1129, lustrous XF details with light scratches on both sides visible with close examination.Sold for: $149.50.
51703	Kuang Mu 1/2 Won Year 10 (1906), KM1129, lustrous AU. Well struck and lightly toned.Sold for: $373.75.
51704	Kuang Mu 1/2 Won Year 10 (1906), KM1129, AU58 NGC. Sharply struck and lustrous.Sold for: $402.50.
51705	Kuang Mu 1/2 Won Year 11 (1907), KM1135, lightly cleaned XF with luster remaining. A scarce one-year type.Sold for: $287.50.
51706	Kuang Mu 1/2 Won Year 2 (1908), KM1141, AU. Lustrous, with mottled toning. A scarce one-year type.Sold for: $431.25.
51707	A nice 10 piece collection as follows: 5 Fun 1896, KM1107, UNC with iridescent surfaces; 5 Fun 1902, KM1116, UNC with traces of luster; 1/4 Yang 1898, KM1117, XF; 1/2 Chon 1906, KM1124, XF; 1 Chon 1905, KM1125, Choice AU; 1 Chon 1906, KM1125, VF; 1 Chon 1907, KM1132, XF; 1 Chon 1909, KM1137, UNC with luster; 5 Chon 1907, KM1126, VF; and a 20 Chon 1907, KM1134, cleaned XF. Sold for: $977.50.
51708	South Korea 200 Won 1970 - Pair, KM10, choice cameo Proof, two examples, reverse: Celadon vase. Scarce with only 4200 minted.Sold for: $149.50.
51709	South Korea 250 Won 1970, KM11, gem cameo Proof, bust of President Park.Sold for: $230.00.
51710	South Korea 250 Won 1970, KM11, gem cameo Proof, mintage 4100.Sold for: $230.00.
51711	South Korea 500 Won 1970, KM12, gem cameo Proof, female figure holding tea cup.Sold for: $230.00.
51712	South Korea 500 Won 1970, KM12, gem cameo Proof, mintage 4700.Sold for: $207.00.
51713	South Korea gold 5000 Won 1970, KM16.1, Proof 67 Ultra Cameo NGC, Turtle Ship, mintage 670.Sold for: $1,955.00.
51714	South Korea 11 Piece Gold & Silver Proof Set 1970, KM-PS2, a choice set featuring the six silver denominations, all nicely toned with the 1000 Won numbered 3426 and the five gold types, all the very rare variety with the Paris Mint privy mark stamped on the reverse. The mintages for the Paris Mint gold coins range from 52 to 100! Sold in the original presentation case. An unusually nice set with just a few faint hairlines.Sold for: $13,800.00.
51715	South Korea gold 25000 Won 1986, KM58, Proof 69 Ultra Cameo NGC, Olympics Folk Dancers.Sold for: $345.00.
51716	South Korea gold 50000 Won 1986, KM59, Proof 67 Ultra Cameo NGC, Olympics - Turtle Boat.Sold for: $690.00.
Laos
51717	Kingdom set 1975: 5000-Kip trio consisting of KM-16.1, KM-16.2 and KM-17, all Choice brilliant frosted Proofs.Sold for: $253.00.
Liberia
51718	Republic 50 Cents 1906H, KM9, lustrous AU-UNC, lightly dipped at one time, just a faint rub on the cheek of Liberty. Scarce grade for this type.Sold for: $218.50.
51719	Republic Silver Puzzle Coin 2001, a total of 13 pieces, one $40 and 12 puzzles denominated $5. The design features Lady Kuan Yin and 12 lunar animals. A fascinating issue measuring 120 mm! Housed in the original presentation case with COA.Sold for: $431.25.
Liechtenstein
51720	Johann II 5 Kronen 1900, KM-Y4, MS64 NGC, deeply toned with blue-green highlights, highly attractive. Very scarce in this designation.Sold for: $517.50.
51721	Johann II 5 Kronen 1904, KM-Y4, choice brilliant UNC, full frosty white mint luster.Sold for: $207.00.
51722	Franz I gold 10 Franken 1930, KM-Y11, MS64 NGC, a choice example with some frost to the bust.Sold for: $546.25.
51723	Franz Joseph II gold 10 Franken 1946B, KM-Y13, MS66 NGC, full brilliant luster, worth a small premium.Not Sold.
51724	Franz Joseph II gold 10 Franken 1946B, KM-Y13, choice brilliant UNC.Sold for: $172.50.
51725	Franz Joseph II gold 25 Franken 1956, KM-Y15, MS65 NGC, conjoined busts of Franz and Princess Gina.Sold for: $230.00.
Lundy
51726	Martin Coles Harman Aluminum Trial Strike 1929, type of KM-XTn2, Puffin, uniface die trial for the token coinage of 1929. AU58 ICG, plain edge, 4.26 grams. Very rare and the first we've seen. Larger 31 mm flan as noted for KM-XPn1.Sold for: $345.00.
Malaysia
51727	Constitutional Monarchy. "New Malaysian Coins 1967," KM-PS1 (KM-1-5.1), 5-piece set in box stamped in gold foil on its lid "Bank Negara Malaysia," consisting of 50 Sen, 20 Sen, 10 Sen, 5 Sen and bronze 1 Sen, Gem Proofs although the bronze has a light impression of the velvet material lining the box.Sold for: $126.50.
51728	Constitutional Monarchy. Silver $1 or Ringgit (1969), KM-7a, struck for the Bank of Negara for their 10th anniversary, thus dated 1959-1969. Choice Proof with light iridescent gold toning, in blue plush case.Sold for: $161.00.
Malta
51729	Order of Malta gold 50,000 Liras 2004, similar to KM-X319 but this denomination not listed. Gem Cameo Proof and a huge coin weighing 5 ounces of gold and featuring a bust of Pope John Paul II. Presented in the original plush box of issue with numbered COA (38.) Total mintage 100 pieces.Sold for: $4,312.50.
51730	Order of Malta 50,000 Liras 2004, same as the previous lot, COA number 47.Sold for: $4,312.50.
51731	Order of Malta gold Proof Set 2004, KM-X315-X319, the 500, 1000, 2500, 5000 and 10000 Liras honoring Pope John Paul II, all in Gem Cameo Proof and presented in the original case of issue with the COA and numbered 126. This set also includes a bronze medallion.Sold for: $1,495.00.
51732	Order of Malta gold Proof Set 2004, same as the previous lot but numbered 127.Sold for: $1,495.00.
51733	Order of Malta gold Proof Set 2004, same as the previous lot but numbered 145.Sold for: $1,437.50.
51734	Order of Malta gold Proof Set 2004, same as the previous lot but numbered 120.Sold for: $1,495.00.
51735	Order of Malta gold Proof Set 2004, same as the previous lot but numbered 125.Sold for: $1,380.00.
Martinique
51736	French decimal coinage: 50 Centimes 1897, KM-40, rare, Choice lightly toned Uncirculated, 1 Franc 1922, KM-41, also rare but this one only porous AU. Seldom seen!Sold for: $977.50.
Mauritius
51737	Victoria Cent Selection, KM7, five dates as follows: 1877, Proof with considerable red mint luster, one small spot below the bust, very scarce, 1878, lustrous UNC, 1883, choice UNC, nearly fully lustrous, 1888, UNC and 1890H, choice UNC. A very attractive quintet of these British Colonial issues. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $632.50.
51738	Victoria Bronze Type Duo, KM8 2 Cents 1884, choice fully lustrous UNC and KM9 5 Cents 1878 gorgeous UNC, lustrous and very attractive.Sold for: $488.75.
51739	Mauritius - Nice Assortment of Types, 50 Sous 1822 VG-F, 20 Cents (2), 1877H VF+ and 1889H toned AU, 1/4 Rupee 1936 toned AU-UNC, 1/2 Rupee 1934 XF, Rupee 1934 XF, 1/2 Rupee 1946 VF, Rupee 1938 VF-XF and Rupee 1951 UNC. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $172.50.
Session 3
Mexico
51740	Philip IV cob 8 Reales 1624/3 Mo-D, Cal-643a, KM45, VF with edge flaws and light porosity. Sold for: $345.00.
51741	Philip IV cob 8 Reales (162)7 Mo-D, KM45, Fine. Sold for: $230.00.
51742	Philip IV 8 Reales cob 1650 Mo-P, Cal-666, KM45, VF with nice cross and full four digit date.Sold for: $1,265.00.
51743	Philip IV cob 8 Reales 1655 Mo-(P), Cal-674, KM45, Fine.Sold for: $373.75.
51744	Philip V Klippe 8 Reales 1733 Mo-F, KM48, 25.81 g, VF with highpoints of surfaces cleaned.Sold for: $747.50.
51745	Philip V Klippe 8 Reales 1733 Mo-F, KM48, 26.86 g, Choice XF with one tiny reverse chopmark. One of the nicer examples of this type we have seen.Sold for: $1,840.00.
51746	Philip V Pillar 8 Reales 1744 Mo-MF, KM103, XF45 ICG. Weakly struck with mottled charcoal, blue, and russet toning.Sold for: $253.00.
51747	Ferdinand VI Pillar 1/2 Real 1751 Mo-M, KM67.1, MS63 PCGS. Mottled gold and blue toning with full underlying luster.Sold for: $632.50.
51748	Ferdinand VI Pillar 8 Reales 1758 Mo-MM, KM104.2, XF with traces of luster around the devices.Sold for: $632.50.
51749	Charles III 4 Reales 1779 Mo-FF, KM97.2, XF45 PCGS. Slate gray toning with a decent strike for the issue. A scarce type in this condition.Sold for: $632.50.
51750	Charles III 8 Reales 1776 Mo-FM, KM106.2, AU58 NGC. Near-full luster with a small area of reverse porosity and a small obverse flan flaw. Sold for: $517.50.
51751	Charles III 8 Reales 1788 Mo-FM, KM106.2a, toned Choice AU with underlying luster.Sold for: $1,265.00.
51752	Charles III gold 8 Escudos 1776 Mo-FM, KM156.2, AU55 NGC. Sharply struck and lustrous. A very nice example of this scarce three-year type.Sold for: $5,175.00.
51753	Charles IIII 4 Reales 1795 Mo-FM, KM100, XF with mottled gray toning. Sold for: $253.00.
51754	Charles IIII gold 8 Escudos 1804/3 Mo-TH, KM159, nice VF-XF with considerable remaining luster.Sold for: $1,265.00.
51755	Ferdinand VII 1 Real 1809 Mo-TH, KM82, fully lustrous UNC with light obverse hairlines and blue peripheral toning. An exceptional example of the Armored bust type 1 Real.Sold for: $230.00.
51756	Ferdinand VII 4 Reales 1814 Ga-MR, large bust, KM102.3, about XF. Full XF detail on the obverse, but a touch of central weakness on the reverse.Not Sold.
51757	Ferdinand VII 8 Reales 1815 Ca-RP, KM111.1, VF-XF details, struck over a cast 8 Reales with severe flan flaws and scrapes and cuts. An extremely rare issue and the first of this date and mint that we have seen.Not Sold.
51758	Ferdinand VII gold 1/2 Escudo 1816 Mo-JJ, KM112, XF. A very scarce and popular type.Sold for: $345.00.
51759	Ferdinand VII gold 8 Escudos 1808 Mo-TH, KM160, XF and the first-year issue of this popular type.Sold for: $1,610.00.
51760	War of Independence, Sombrerete 8 Reales 1812, KM177, VF-XF. An exceptionally nice example of this crudely produced issue.Sold for: $747.50.
51761	War of Independence, National Congress 1 Real 1812, KM211, sharply struck XF. An incredible example of this normally extremely low grade, and poorly struck, issue. The obverse is perfectly struck with full legends and all devices bold. The central reverse is boldly struck and the legend is complete and well struck except between 12:30 and 3:30 where the letters are fully readable, but 1/2 to 3/4 formed. We have never seen another example of this type that even comes close to this piece in strike and condition.Sold for: $1,265.00.
51762	Iturbide 8 Reales 1822 Mo-JM, KM304, lustrous XF-AU. A nice example with noticeable die-clashing on both sides.Sold for: $373.75.
51763	Iturbide gold 8 Escudos 1823 Mo-JM, KM314, AU53 NGC. Slightly weak in the central part of the reverse.Sold for: $11,500.00.
51764	Republic Cap and Rays 2 Reales 1826 Mo-JM, KM374.10, MS64 NGC. Nice original toning over full luster with a full snake.Sold for: $431.25.
51765	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1863 Ce-ML, KM377.1, Fine and one of the most popular of the Cap and Ray issues.Sold for: $690.00.
51766	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1863 Ce-ML, KM377.1, AU58 NGC. Fully lustrous with a decent strike for the issue. One of the nicer examples of this scarce type that we have seen.Sold for: $3,335.00.
51767	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1834 Ca-MR, KM377.2, VF with obverse adjustment marks. A very rare issue. Sold for: $632.50.
51768	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1837 Ca-AM, KM377.2, XF details with a large central minting defect that effects the strike on both the obverse and reverse. Extremely rare. Sold for: $345.00.
51769	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1840 Ca-RG, KM377.2, 1 dot after date, harshly cleaned VG with numerous small scratches and an obverse rim bump. Very rare.Sold for: $92.00.
51770	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1853 Ca-RG, KM377.2, VF with a scratch on the reverse. Very scarce.Sold for: $92.00.
51771	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1856 Ca-JC, KM377.2 (this date unlisted), lustrous XF details with numerous chopmarks on both sides. Dunigan and Parker state in Resplandores, "Extremely rare and very underrated. So elusive is this coin that it has been omitted from major reference works because the authors had never seen one" Well, here is their chance to see one!Sold for: $460.00.
51772	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1847 C-CE, KM377.3, VF. Very rare and the most elusive issue from the Culican mint.Sold for: $690.00.
51773	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1870/69 C-CE, KM377.3, F-VF. The overdate is unlisted in Krause, but Resplandores pictures the overdate and lists it as very rare.Sold for: $126.50.
51774	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1878 Cn-CG, KM377.3, Choice BU. Lustrous and well struck. Sold for: $126.50.
51775	Republic. Hookneck 8 Reales 1824 Do-RL, KM376.5, small Libertad, folded snake, about XF. A very scarce variety.Sold for: $1,265.00.
51776	Republic. Hookneck 8 Reales 1824 Do-RL, KM376.3, obverse N5, lustrous XF-AU. A superior example of this first Republic 8 Reales type.Sold for: $747.50.
51777	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1844/34 Do-RM, KM377.4, VF-XF with a softly struck reverse. Rare and much scarcer than often considered.Not Sold.
51778	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1849 Do-JMR, KM-377.4, VF. The first of the famous triple assayer dates and a very popular and highly sought-after issue.Sold for: $276.00.
51779	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1850 Do-JMR, KM377.4, die style of 1850-55, VF-XF with minor obverse rim bumps. The most available of the triple assayer issues.Sold for: $92.00.
51780	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1852 Do-JMR, KM377.4, XF with normal central weakness on the reverse. Very scarce.Sold for: $460.00.
51781	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1853 Do-CP/JMR, KM377.4, VF. Very scarce.Sold for: $299.00.
51782	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1857 Do-CP, KM377.4, Choice AU-UNC. Fully brilliant with slight central weakness. This is probably a fully UNC coin with striking weakness in the centers. Very scarce.Sold for: $253.00.
51783	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1862 Do-CP, KM377.4, Choice AU-UNC with full luster and weakly struck central areas. Very scarce in this condition.Sold for: $138.00.
51784	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1867 Do-CP, KM377.4, VF. Very scarce.Sold for: $253.00.
51785	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1829 EoMo-LF, KM377.5, F-VF. One of the historic Mints in the Mexican series. Coins from this famous Mint are highly sought-after.Sold for: $747.50.
51786	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1830 Ga-FS, KM377.6, F-VF details with chopmarks in the centers on both sides. Most of these pieces are seen with a Philippines Fo counterstamp. They are quite rare without the counterstamp.Sold for: $92.00.
51787	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1831 Ga-LP, L/F assayer, KM377.6, F/VF with an obverse scratch. As with the previous lot, most examples of this issue are seen with a Philippines Fo counterstamp and examples without the counterstamp are rare.Sold for: $172.50.
51788	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1836/5 Ga-FS, KM377.6, good VF. The overdate is not quite as rare as the normal date, but it is a very elusive piece.Sold for: $230.00.
51789	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1858 Ga-JG, KM377.6, lustrous AU with softly struck centers (as normal for the issue) and two minor flan flaws on the obverse. This piece is the Resplandores plate coin.Sold for: $172.50.
51790	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1860 Ga-JG, without dot, KM377.6, weakly struck XF with full LIBERTAD and minor flan flaws. A rare issue.Sold for: $431.25.
51791	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1844 GC-MP, KM377.7, VF-XF with minor obverse flan flaws and a reverse rim bump. Another of the storied Mexican Mints with low mintages and scarce to rare issues.Sold for: $575.00.
51792	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1845 GC-MP, KM377.7, eagle's tail square, cleaned VF. One of the more available issues from this famous Mint.Sold for: $402.50.
51793	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1846 GC-MP, KM377.7, eagle's tail round, VF with reverse scratches. Another of the more available issues from the GC mint.Sold for: $345.00.
51794	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1846 CC-MP, KM377.7, eagle's tail round, about XF and a very nice example of this date.Sold for: $373.75.
51795	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1847 GC-MP, KM377.7, VF+ details with obverse rim bumps and reverse scratches. A very scarce and underrated issue.Sold for: $345.00.
51796	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1849 GC-MP, KM377.7, VF-XF. Softly struck in the reverse center with iridescent surfaces and a reverse flan flaw. Another of the more available issues.Sold for: $402.50.
51797	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1850 GC-MP, KM377.7, XF details with moderate abrasions, rim bumps, and considerable luster remaining. Quite scarce. Sold for: $402.50.
51798	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1851 GC-MP, KM377.7, nice VF. A rare issue and considered the second rarest issue of the GC series.Sold for: $632.50.
51799	Republic Hookneck 8 Reales 1824 Go-JM, KM-A376.1, F-VF. The first-year issue of this popular type.Sold for: $546.25.
51800	Republic Hookneck 8 Reales 1825 Go-JJ, KM-A376.1, VG-Fine details with numerous scratches, nicks, and rim bumps. A very scarce issue in affordable condition.Sold for: $402.50.
51801	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1828 Go-MR, KM377.8, cleaned VF-XF with minor hairline scratches on the reverse. A very rare issue with what appears to be signs of a mount mark on the edge.Sold for: $92.00.
51802	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1833 Go-JM, KM377.8, VF-XF with scratches on the reverse. A very rare issue.Sold for: $373.75.
51803	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1863 Ho-FM, KM377.9, Sonora Cap, VF with minor obverse edge flaw at 2 o'clock. A rare issue. Sold for: $345.00.
51804	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1865 Ho-FM, KM377.9, VF. A very elusive issue of this rare year in the 8 Real series.Sold for: $373.75.
51805	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1867 Ho-PR, KM-377.9, VF-XF with hints of luster around the devices. Very scarce and decidedly underrated.Sold for: $276.00.
51806	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1870 Ho-PR, KM-377.9, XF details with light abrasions and a small reverse chopmark. Very scarce.Sold for: $92.00.
51807	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1883/2 Ho-JA, KM377.9, VF with reverse rim bump at 12 o'clock. A very scarce and underappreciated issue.Sold for: $92.00.
51808	Republic Hookneck 8 Reales 1823 Mo-JM, KM-A376.2, about XF. The first year of the Hookneck type and a very scarce and popular issue. Sold for: $1,092.50.
51809	Republic Hookneck 8 Reales 1824 Mo-JM, KM-A376.2, VF with minor obverse rim bumps.Sold for: $299.00.
51810	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1833 Mo-ML, KM377.10, VF with weakness in the central areas. This is the second rarest issue of the Mexico City Mint and a very popular piece.Sold for: $402.50.
51811	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1859 Oa-AE, KM377.11, eagle of 1859-60, a crude XF example of this always poorly struck issue, with the characteristic obverse die break, porous planchet, and adjustment marks. A rare issue.Sold for: $345.00.
51812	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1861 Oa-FR, KM377.11, VF with weak centers, adjustment marks, and rim bumps. Rare.Sold for: $115.00.
51813	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1862 O-FR, KM377.11, VF-XF with an obverse edge knock at 7 o'clock. Very scarce.Sold for: $92.00.
51814	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1860 Pi-PS/FE, KM377.12, VF with small chopmarks on both sides. Very rare.Sold for: $460.00.
51815	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1826 Zs-AV, KM377.13, VF-XF. A rare date, often underrated.Sold for: $299.00.
51816	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1826 Zs-AO, KM377.13, XF details with rim bumps. A very rare issue.Not Sold.
51817	Republic Cap and Rays 8 Reales 1865/4 Zs-MO, KM-377.13, lustrous XF with softly struck centers (as normal for the issue), obverse adjustment marks, and moderate abrasions. A very rare date, seldom seen this nice.Sold for: $345.00.
51818	Republic gold Hand on Book Duo, KM379.5 Escudo 1825Mo-JM, VF-XF, lightly polished, popular first date of this series, and KM380.3 2 Escudos 1860Ga-JG, 6/5 overate, well-struck XF with just a few tiny surface scratches, very attractive and a very scarce date. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $460.00.
51819	Republic Hand on Book gold 2 Escudos 1858 Ga-JG, KM380.3, MS64 NGC. Fully lustrous UNC with softly struck centers. Although a few pieces are known in UNC, this is one of the nicer examples we have seen.Sold for: $3,795.00.
51821	Republic Hand on Book gold 4 Escudos 1858/7 G0-PF, KM381.4, VF with obverse rim bump and minor reverse scratches. Very scarce.Sold for: $632.50.
51822	Republic Hand on Book gold 4 Escudos 1825 Mo-JM, KM381.6, Choice AU. Bright luster with a nicer than normal strike.Sold for: $1,725.00.
51823	Republic Hand on Book gold 4 Escudos 1863 Mo-CH, KM381.6, MS63 NGC. Fully brilliant with softness in the central areas.Sold for: $5,175.00.
51824	Republic Hand on Book gold 8 Escudos 1871/61 Ca-MM, KM383.1, XF with light abrasions and some remaining luster.Sold for: $977.50.
51825	Republic Hand on Book gold 8 Escudos 1871/61 Ca-MM, KM383.1, XF with considerable remaining luster.Sold for: $977.50.
51826	Republic Hand on Book gold 8 Escudos 1853/1 C-CE, KM383.2, VF with an obverse rim bump and 3 small digs.Sold for: $862.50.
51827	Republic Hand on Book gold 8 Escudos 1859 C-CE, KM383.2, XF with a small reverse rim bump. Sharply struck with reflective surfaces and nice luster.Sold for: $1,092.50.
51828	Republic Hand on Book gold 8 Escudos 1855/4 Do-CP, KM383.3, XF with luster remaining. A very scarce issue with an above average strike. The overdate is bold and easily seen.Sold for: $1,725.00.
51829	Republic Hand on Book gold 8 Escudos 1838/7 G0-PJ, KM383.7, AU. Fully lustrous and well struck.Sold for: $1,495.00.
51830	Republic Hand on Book gold 8 Escudos 1855 Go-PF, KM383.7, XF. Sold for: $1,265.00.
51831	Republic Hand on Book gold 8 Escudos 1856 Go-PF, KM383.7, prooflike XF-AU. More difficult than one might expect.Sold for: $977.50.
51832	Republic Hand on Book gold 8 Escudos 1862 Go-YE, KM383.7, polished VF-XF, mount trace on the rim. Although the assayer would appear to be YF, closer inspection would seem to indicate it is actually a weakly defined YE. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $575.00.
51833	Republic Hand on Book gold 8 Escudos 1862/1 Go-YE, KM383.7, prooflike, Choice AU. Sold for: $1,150.00.
51834	Republic Hand on Book gold 8 Escudos 1867 Go-YF, KM383.7, brilliant UNC, highly lustrous, some minor handling in the fields, boldly struck on both sides.Sold for: $2,070.00.
51835	Republic Hand on Book gold 8 Escudos 1870 Go-FR, KM383.7, prooflike UNC with minor abrasions and a nice strike.Sold for: $1,495.00.
51836	Republic Hand on Book gold 8 Escudos 1832 Mo-JM, KM383.9, nice VF-XF, softly struck on the eagle's breast but with considerable sheen to the surfaces and no planchet flaws.Sold for: $977.50.
51837	Republic Hand on Book gold 8 Escudos 1834/3? Mo-ML, KM383.9, VF-XF.Sold for: $862.50.
51838	Republic Hand on Book gold 8 Escudos 1863/53 Mo-CH, KM383.9, lustrous XF-AU.Sold for: $1,092.50.
51839	Republic Hand on Book gold 8 Escudos 1863/53 Mo-TH, KM383.9, Choice AU with softly struck centers.Sold for: $1,092.50.
51840	Republic Hand on Book gold 8 Escudos 1869 Mo-CH, KM383.9, lustrous XF.Sold for: $862.50.
51841	Republic Hand on Book gold 8 Escudos 1871 Zs-YH, KM383.11, lustrous XF.Sold for: $1,955.00.
51842	Maximilian Peso 1866 Mo, KM388.1, bright and lustrous AU with minor reverse rim bumps.Sold for: $115.00.
51843	Maximilian Peso 1866 Mo, KM388.1, lustrous AU with scattered gray patina.Sold for: $138.00.
51844	Republic 25 Centavos 1870 Go-S, KM406.5, MS65 Prooflike NGC. Boldly struck with mottled gray toning. A Gem example of the first-year issue.Sold for: $747.50.
51845	Republic 25 Centavos 1875 Ho-R, KM406.6, VG. A very rare issue with only a few pieces known.Sold for: $862.50.
51846	Republic 50 Centavos 1878/7 Zs-S, KM407.8, prooflike UNC with light handling marks. Full, brilliant luster with a nice strike.Sold for: $517.50.
51847	Republic gold Peso 1895 Mo-M, KM410.5, MS65 NGC. Fully struck with brilliant luster and no significant flaws.Sold for: $276.00.
51848	Republic gold Peso 1897 Mo-M, KM410.5, MS66 NGC. A gleaming Gem with bold strike and brilliant luster.Sold for: $632.50.
51849	Republic gold Peso 1875/3 Zs-A, KM410.6, AU with edge flaws as made. A very scarce issue which appears much less frequently than one might expect.Sold for: $690.00.
51850	A pair of Republic gold Pesos including: 1896/5 Cn-M, prooflike UNC with light hairlines; and 1899 Go-R, Choice UNC.Sold for: $546.25.
51851	A pair of Republic gold Pesos as follows: 1904 Cn-H, Choice UNC with small obverse flan flaw; and 1901/801 Mo-M, Gem UNC.Sold for: $402.50.
51852	A two-piece lot of Republic gold Pesos as follows: KM410, 1883Mo-M, 83/72 overdate, prooflike UNC, few minor adjustment marks, and 1904Mo-M, cleaned XF, possibly ex-jewelry. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $402.50.
51853	Republic gold 2-1/2 Pesos 1872 Mo-M, KM411.5, XF-AU with a small obverse flan flaw. Sold for: $575.00.
51854	Republic gold 2-1/2 Pesos 1873/2 Mo-M, KM411.5, cleaned XF details with evidence of damage at the obverse rim between 9 and 11 o'clock.Sold for: $373.75.
51855	Republic gold 2-1/2 Pesos 1874 Mo-B, KM411.5, XF/AU. Lustrous with a soft strike on the obverse legend. Krause lists the assayer B over an M, but one has to have a vivid imagination to see an M under the B on this piece. This is an extremely rare issue, missing from our sale of the Savannah River Site Collection in 2004. We can find no recent sales of this date and mint and doubt if there are more than 3-4 pieces of this issue extant. Sold for: $6,900.00.
51857	Republic gold 5 Pesos 1897 Mo-M, KM412.6, lustrous AU with bold definition and reflective surfaces. An extremely rare issue with a mintage of only 370 pieces and no examples offered in the last several years except for the piece offered in our Savannah River Site Collection. Sold for: $1,265.00.
51858	Republic gold 5 Pesos 1904 Mo-M, KM412.6, harshly cleaned with XF details and obvious burnishing to the surfaces. Appears to have been on jewelry.Sold for: $253.00.
51859	Republic gold 10 Pesos 1872 Do-P, KM413.3, lustrous UNC with soft strike in the central areas. A very scarce issue in exceptional condition.Sold for: $1,495.00.
51860	Republic gold 10 Pesos 1872 Oa-E, KM413.8, Choice AU-UNC with light handling marks and minor rim bumps. The luster is brilliant and the strike sharp.Sold for: $1,495.00.
51861	Republic gold 20 Pesos 1870 Go-S, KM414.4, lustrous AU with obverse rim bumps.Sold for: $1,265.00.
51862	Republic gold 20 Pesos 1884/3 Mo-M, KM414.6, XF with softly struck centers and an obverse rim bump. Sold for: $1,092.50.
51863	Estados Unidos 2 Centavos 1905, KM419, MS63 Brown NGC. Lustrous with bluish-brown patina. Very scarce in Mint State.Sold for: $920.00.
51864	Estados Unidos 5 Centavos 1926, KM422, MS65 Brown NGC. Interesting that it's called Brown as it has nearly full red color.Sold for: $149.50.
51865	Estados Unidos 5 Centavos 1927, KM422, MS62 Brown NGC. Well struck with faint traces of mint-red color.Not Sold.
51866	Estados Unidos Caballito Peso 1914, KM453, Lustrous XF with two small areas of pin scratches on the obverse where some unwise person tried to remove dark spots. These are not noticeable without magnification.Sold for: $747.50.
51867	Estados Unidos 2 Pesos 1921, KM462, fully lustrous UNC with minor abrasions. Included is one of the old ANACS UNC Photo Certificates.Sold for: $253.00.
51868	Estados Unidos 5 Pesos 1905, KM464, MS62 ANACS. Sold for: $276.00.
51869	Estados Unidos gold 20 Pesos 1921, KM478, nice brilliant UNC, lightly toned and original. 2/1 overdate.Sold for: $546.25.
51870	Estados Unidos gold 20 Pesos 1921, KM478, MS67 NGC. A sharply struck, Superb example.Sold for: $3,737.50.
51871	Estados Unidos gold 50 Pesos 1921, KM481, brilliant UNC, noticeable contact marks, scarce date.Sold for: $1,035.00.
51872	Estados Unidos gold 50 Pesos 1921, KM481, lustrous UNC with light contact marks.Sold for: $1,265.00.
51873	Estados Unidos gold 50 Pesos 1921, KM481, UNC with light contact marks and some spotting.Sold for: $1,150.00.
51874	Estados Unidos gold 50 Pesos 1921, KM481, MS64 NGC. A near-Gem example with full mint brilliance and a few light marks.Sold for: $1,841.15.
51875	Estados Unidos gold 50 Pesos 1923, KM481, MS66 NGC. A gleaming Gem with flashing luster and near-flawless surfaces. A superb example of the type. Sold for: $5,462.50.
51876	Estados Unidos gold 50 Pesos 1931, KM481, lustrous UNC with moderate contact marks.Sold for: $1,035.00.
51877	Estados Unidos gold 50 Pesos 1943, KM482, MS66 PCGS. A brilliant Gem with a few light marks.Sold for: $1,610.00.
51878	Republic gold 500 Pesos 1985, KM507.2, choice cameo Proof, without fineness, 1986 World Cup soccer games. Sold for: $373.75.
51879	A 10-piece set of Pillar Dollars, from the treasure ship Reijgersdaal. Dated 1735-1744, most have light corrosion with XF details, one with medium and one with heavy corrosion. Housed in a custom wooden case with certificate.Sold for: $2,185.00.
51880	Twelve Ounce Proof Silver Pillar Dollar, Issued by the Casa de Moneda de Mexico to commemorate the 14th International Numismatic Convention in Mexico City in 1988. Struck in Gem cameo Proof in .999 silver and housed in the original mint case with certificate.Sold for: $322.00.
51881	A 9-piece lot of Mexico portrait 8 Reales including: 1779 Mo-FF, 1804 Mo-TH, 1814 MO-JJ, 1815 Mo-JJ, 1820 Mo-JJ, 1820 Zs-AG, 1821 Zs-RG, 1821 Zs-RG, and 1821 Ga-FS. Grades from VF to XF, some lightly cleaned one with small chopmarks. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $575.00.
51882	A nice early lot as follows: (4) portrait 8 Reales avg VF 1795, 1795, 1804, 1803; pillar 4 Reales 1742/1, sea-salvage VF details heavy corrosion; Philip II cob 4 Reales O Assayer VF; Iturbide 8 Reales 1823 JMF-VF; Maximilian Peso 1866 MoF-VF details cleaned with rim damage; (6) Cap and Rays Pesos, some slightly better dates, VF to XF 1827, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1878.Sold for: $977.50.
51883	A mixed lot of Mexican crowns including: 8 Reales 1760 VG, 1775 XF, 1805 VF-XF with dark incrustation, 1821 cleaned VF-XF; Maximilian Peso 1866 Mo VF with rim bump; Peso 1910 VF; 2 Pesos 1921, cleaned VF-XF; 5 Pesos UNC 1950; and 10 Pesos 1957 UNC. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $488.75.
51884	A trio of Pillar Dollars from the treasure ship Reygersdahl, 1740, and (2) 1742, all with XF details but light corrosion. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $632.50.
51885	A mixed lot of Mexico as follows: 1816 2 Reales; 1866 Maximilian 50 Centavos; 1871 and 1879 Go 50 Centavos; 1913 and 1914 50 Centavos; 1893 Mo and 1894 Zs 8 Reales; (2) 1909 Mo Pesos; 1950 Railroad 5 Pesos; and an 1890 Tlaxcala pattern 2 Centavos. grades range from VF to AU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $345.00.
51886	Republic gold Hidalgo Medal 1953, KM-M92a, Choice brilliant UNC, 27.5 mm, 16.67 grams. Sold for: $345.00.
51887	City of Durango gold Medal 1963, Grove-822, 38 mm, 41.24 grams, choice prooflike UNC. 400th anniversary of the founding of the city of Durango.Sold for: $977.50.
Mombasa
51888	British Colonial Rupee 1888H, KM5, choice prooflike UNC, a VIP Specimen from the Heaton Mint Archives Collection. The surfaces are brilliant and reflective and display just a few tiny contact marks.Sold for: $690.00.
Monaco
51889	Charles III gold 20 Francs 1878A, KM98, fully lustrous AU-UNC, very attractive and much above average for this type.Sold for: $373.75.
51890	Rainier III gold Essai 10 Francs 1950, KM-E26, MS62 ANACS, fully brilliant and quite nice for this designation. Very scarce pattern issue.Sold for: $299.00.
51891	Rainier III gold Essai 20 Francs 1950, KM-Pn29, MS62 ANACS, prooflike with just a bit of handling in the obverse fields. Very scarce pattern issue.Sold for: $402.50.
Mongolia
51892	Year of the Ox gold 50,000 Tugrik, KM131, 5 oz .999 gold, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate. Mintage of only 25 pieces.Sold for: $5,175.00.
Montenegro
51893	Nicholas I 5 Perpera 1909, KM6, choice toned AU-UNC, lovely gold and blue-green patina over lustrous surfaces. The obverse displays some tiny contact marks as usual. A most attractive example - this one-year type is highly elusive in top grades.Sold for: $575.00.
51894	Nicholas I 5 Perpera 1912, KM15, choice AU, fully lustrous and extremely attractive. Very scarce and desirable grade for this popular "crown."Sold for: $575.00.
51895	Nicholas I 5 Perpera 1914, KM15, fully lustrous AU-UNC, very little circulation wear, some tiny contact marks as always. Very sharply struck on the bust and with some prooflike luster in the legends.Sold for: $575.00.
51896	Nicholas I 5 Perpera 1914, KM15, superb prooflike AU-UNC, fully brilliant and very attractive, one tiny rim flaw on the reverse at 9 o'clock. Mint state examples of this type are rare and this coin is very close!Sold for: $690.00.
51897	Nicholas I gold 10 Perpera 1910, KM8, bust right, brilliant AU-UNC, prooflike surfaces on the reverse, a very attractive example.Sold for: $603.75.
51898	Nicholas I gold 10 Perpera 1910, KM8, bust right, choice brilliant AU-UNC, fully lustrous and very attractive.Sold for: $603.75.
51899	Nicholas I gold 10 Perpera 1910, KM9, bust left, AU, two heavy scrapes on the bust.Sold for: $517.50.
51900	Nicholas I gold 10 Perpera 1910, KM9, bust left, nice lustrous AU.Sold for: $603.75.
51901	Nicholas I gold 20 Perpera 1910, KM11, bust left, prooflike AU-UNC, flashy surfaces and very appealing.Sold for: $862.50.
51902	Nicholas I gold 100 Perpera 1910, KM12, bust right, prooflike AU-UNC, mirror surfaces with immediate eye appeal, small contact marks in the obverse fields and one tiny edge bump at 1 o'clock. The reverse is superb and virtually Gem. Very rare type with a mintage of 301. One of the classic gold rarities of the European series.Sold for: $19,550.00.
51903	High Grade Collection of Montenegro, Nicholas I, eight pieces as follows: Para 1906 (2), AU and UNC, 10 Para 1914 XF, 20 Para 1914 XF, Perper 1909 VF-XF, Perper 1914 (2), XF and AU, and 2 Perper 1910 XF. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $460.00.
Morocco
51904	Selection of Aluminum-Bronze Piefort Essais, KM-PED1 50 Centimes 1942, PE4 Franc 1945, PE5 2 Francs 1945, and PE6 5 Francs 1365AH, all nice prooflike UNC. Mintages for these double-thick issues of the Paris Mint are 104.Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $299.00.
51905	Comprehensive Morocco Type & Date Collection, this extensive collection is similar to the French Protectorate silver set which sold in our June auction for $1092, but with generally nicer grades and no damaged items. The Protectorate group includes all 93 coins struck in silver during the period of French influence in Morocco, 1881-1934AD, but this selection also features 26 copper 1, 2, 5 and 10 Mazunas from 1320AH-1340AH including rare issues from the Fez Mint, 1, 2, 5 and 10 Mazunas 1320AH. Another 30 coins struck from 1921-1987 complete the offering. The French Protectorate silver: KM-Y4 1/2 Dirham 1299AH, 1309, 1310, 1311, 1312, 1313 and 1314; KM-Y5 Dirham 1299, 1309, 1310, 1311, 1312, 1313 and 1314, scarce date; KM-Y6 2 1/2 Dirhams 1299, 1309, 1310, 1311, 1312, 1313 and 1314, rare date; KM-Y7 5 Dirhams 1299, 1309, 1310, 1311, 1312, 1313 and 1314, very rare date; KM-Y8 10 Dirhams 1299, nice silver crown; KM-9.1 1/2 Dirham 1313 Berlin, scarce; KM9.2 1/2 Dirham 1314, 1315, 1316, 1317, 1318 and 1319, very scarce date, (all minted at Paris); KM-Y10.1 Dirham 1313 Berlin; KM10.2 Dirham 1314, 1315, 1316, 1317 and 1318, all Paris; KM-Y11.1 2 1/2 Dirhams 1313 Berlin, 1315 Berlin and 1318 Berlin, very scarce date; KM-Y11.2 2 1/2 Dirhams 1314, 1315, 1316, 1317 and 1318, Paris Mint; KM-Y12.1 5 Dirhams 1313 Berlin, very scarce, 1315 Berlin and 1318 Berlin, rare date, KM-Y12.2 5 Dirhams 1314, 1315, 1316, 1317 and 1318 Paris; KM-Y13 10 Dirhams 1313 Berlin, rare crown-sized type, toned VF; KM-Y18.1 1/2 Dirham 1320 and 1321 London; KM-Y18.2 1/2 Dirham 1320 Paris; KM-Y19 Dirham 1320 and 1321 London; KM-Y20.1 2 1/2 Dirhams 1320 and 1321 Berlin; KM-Y20.2 2 1/2 Dirhams 1320 and 1321 London; KM-Y20.3 2 1/2 Dirhams 1320 Paris, very scarce, and 1321 Paris, very rare date; KM-Y21.1 5 Dirhams 1320 Berlin; KM-Y21.2 5 Dirhams 1320 and 1321 London; KM-Y21.3 5 Dirhams 1321, 1322 and 1323 Paris; KM-Y22.1 10 Dirhams or Rial 1320 London and KM-Y22.2 1321 Paris; KM-Y23 1/4 Rial 1329; KM-Y24 1/2 Rial 1329 and KM-Y25 Rial 1329, XF; KM-Y30 Dirham 1331, very scarce one-year type; KM-Y31 1/4 Rial 1331, rare one-year type, underrated in the SCWC; KM-Y32 1/2 Rial 1331 and 1336 Paris; and KM-Y33 Rial or 10 Dirhams 1331 and 1336 Paris; KM-Y37 5 Francs 1347 and 1352; KM-Y38 10 Francs 1347 and 1352 and KM-Y39 20 Francs 1347 and 1352. Grades are mostly Fine to VF. Some of the coins have been cleaned at one time and are now toning. The total retail value of the 93 silver coins is approximately $2000 and the remaining 56 coins are worth at least $400. As with our June offering, this collection provides a wonderful foundation for collecting the Moroccan series. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $2,530.00.
51906	Morocco Patterns & Presentation Sets, a nice selection of low mintage Essai (Pattern) and FDC issues from the Paris Mint including: KM-E34 5 Francs 1365AH (1946), KM-E35 10 Francs 1366, KM-E36 20 Francs 1366, KM-E37 Franc 1370 (1951), KM-E38 2 Francs 1370, KM-E39 5 Francs 1370, KM-E41 10 Francs 1371, KM-E42 20 Francs 1371 and KM-E43 50 Francs 1371, all choice, some with light toning, plus an original boxed set of the 10-20-50 Francs 1371, KM-E41-E43, housed in a red cardboard fitted case from the Paris Mint, unlisted as a set in the SCWC and very scarce, and an eight coin Fleur De Coins set from the Paris Mint, 1951-1965, KM-MS1, and still in the original box of issue. All of the Essais have official mintages of 1100 and are becoming increasingly scarce in the market. The total retail/catalog value for this lot is approximately $400, plus the value of the unlisted presentation box. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $517.50.
Mozambique
51907	Portuguese Colonial 10 Escudos 1936 Prova, KM-Pr7, Proof 65 NGC, nicely toned, much scarcer than indicated in the SCWC.Not Sold.
51908	Portuguese Colonial 20 Centavos 1941 Prova, KM-Pr11, MS66 RD NGC, Gem prooflike BU, scarce pattern issue.Not Sold.
Netherlands
51910	Cambrai. Maximilian II Taler 1568, Davenport 8214, crudely struck VF, lightly porous surface.Sold for: $488.75.
51911	Friesland. Gold Trade Ducat 1612, KM13, nice AVF, the 2 in the date appears to be cut over a 7.Sold for: $488.75.
51912	Friesland. Gold Trade Ducat 1614, KM13, nice XF, very sharp details, the 4 is cut over a 1 and engraved sideways!Sold for: $546.25.
51913	Gelderland. Willem I gold Florin ND (1377-1402), Friedberg 43, nice VF-XF, some minor adhesions but a boldly struck and attractive early gold type. The obverse features the Duke sitting below a dais.Sold for: $575.00.
51914	Gelderland. Gold 1/2 Cavalier d'Or 1614, KM17, Friedberg 241, choice lustrous AU, very sharp details and excellent eye appeal. The second 1 in the date is clearly engraved over a 0.Sold for: $1,265.00.
51915	Holland. Gold Trade 2 Ducats 1655/4, KM35, bold XF, slightly weak on the reverse, very attractive example and a dramatic overdate with the final 5 clearly engraved over a 4.Sold for: $1,380.00.
51916	Holland. Gold Trade 2 Ducats 1657/6, KM35, bold AU, very sharply struck and fully lustrous, a most attractive example of this early trade coinage. The overdate is clearly defined.Sold for: $1,610.00.
51917	Holland. Gold Stuiver 1748, KM91a, nice lustrous XF, gold striking of the silver Stuiver. The 4 in the date is cut over a 3.Sold for: $402.50.
51918	Holland. Gold Trade Ducat 1777, KM12, AU55 NGC, a lustrous coin with some tiny surface marks.Sold for: $402.50.
51919	Holland. Gold Trade Ducat 1783, KM12, AU, lightly polished and with a small mount trace at the top.Sold for: $218.50.
51920	Kampen. Albert & Isabella gold Ducat ND (1590-93), Friedberg 150, Delm-1101, MS63 NGC. Well struck for this early issue with immediate eye appeal. Very rare in this condition.Sold for: $2,760.00.
51921	Overjssel. 1/2 Daalder 1616/2, KM10, nice VF-XF, boldly struck details on both sides, clear overdate.Sold for: $920.00.
51922	Overjssel. Gold Trade Ducat 1613, KM7, lustrous XF, somewhat unevenly struck, the 3 is possibly cut over a 2.Sold for: $373.75.
51923	Utrecht. Gold Trade Ducat 1606, KM7, VF-XF, slightly wavy flan, well-defined details. The final 6 in the date appears to be engraved over a 5.Sold for: $373.75.
51924	Utrecht. Gold Trade Ducat 1724, KM7, fully lustrous UNC, well-struck and nicely centered. All known examples of this date were recovered from the wreck of the Akerandam. A bit out of round, or as the English like to say, "short of flan."Sold for: $747.50.
51925	Utrecht. Gold Trade Ducat 1758, KM7, XF40 ANACS, light traces of luster.Sold for: $276.00.
51926	Utrecht. Gold 7 Gulden 1763, KM103, MS63 NGC, fully lustrous and extremely attractive, a premium coin for the type.Sold for: $1,265.00.
51927	Utrecht. Gold 14 Gulden 1763, KM104, MS65 NGC, a fiery Gem example with flashy mint brilliance. Rare and highly desirable in this select quality.Sold for: $3,220.00.
51928	Zeeland. 6 Stuivers 1753, KM90, MS64 NGC, a choice piece with highly attractive old-time toning, and quite scarce in this premium condition.Sold for: $488.75.
51929	Batavian Republic - Utrecht. Gold Trade Ducat 1805/4, KM11.3, sharply struck AU, considerable original mint luster.Sold for: $948.75.
51930	Batavian Republic - Zeeland. Rijsdaalder 1798/6, KM10.6, choice toned AU-UNC, exceptionally nice surfaces.Sold for: $276.00.
51931	Kingdom. William I Rijsdaalder 1816, KM46, MS61 NGC, lightly toned and quite attractive with abundant underlying mint luster. A premium coin for this designation in our opinion.Sold for: $2,185.00.
51932	William III 2 1/2 Gulden 1870, KM82, MS63 NGC, very attractive patina with blue-green and gold highlights. Mint state examples of this type are underrated in the SCWC.Sold for: $258.75.
51933	William III gold 10 Gulden 1879, KM106, MS65 NGC, a superior example and worth a premium.Sold for: $149.50.
51934	Quintet of Silver Guldens, 1865 cleaned XF, 1892 (2), cleaned VF and choice AU-UNC, fully brilliant, 1901 cleaned XF and 1915 cleaned VF-XF. A nice group despite the cleaning. Sold as is, no return lot. Sold for: $373.75.
51935	Netherlands gold - Two Types, KM118 10 Gulden 1897, lustrous UNC and KM190.1 Ducat 1975, prooflike UNC.Sold for: $230.00.
New Zealand
51936	George V & VI silver pieces: Florin 1933 and 1935, KM-4, Florin 1937, 1941 and another 1941, KM-10.1, Halfcrown 1940, KM-14, Halfcrown 1943, KM-11. The first two nice AU, others all nice Unc. to BU.Sold for: $402.50.
51937	George VI silver set 1937: 3d, 6d, Shilling, Florin and Halfcrown (KM-7, 8, 9, 10.1, and 11), a nice matched group all grading original Uncirculated with varying shades of silvery gray iridescent toning.Sold for: $632.50.
51938	George VI original MS type coins: Penny 1940, KM-13, reddish Unc., Florin 1947 KM-10.2A, Unc., Florin 1951, KM-18, Unc., Halfcrown 1940, KM-14, Unc., Halfcrown 1947, KM-11a, Unc.Sold for: $299.00.
51939	Elizabeth II 4-piece Proof set 1954: a gorgeous set, KM-PS8, all graded by NGC, consisting of the Halfpenny in PR66 RB, Penny in PR66 RB, Threepence in PR66, and Sixpence in PR65 Cameo. Each coin is exquisite. The bronzes are almost full red. Rare, exotic quality, and highly prized!Sold for: $9,775.00.
51940	Elizabeth II Gem Proof Penny 1964, KM-24.2, PR66 RB NGC, a marvelous bronze with superb purple iridescence on virtually full red mirrored surfaces.Not Sold.
51941	Kirkcaldie & Stains Penny Token ND, KM-Tn37, Wellington, glossy brown XF-AU, very nice example.Sold for: $161.00.
51942	Milner & Thompson Penny Token 1881, KM-Tn48, Christchurch, obverse with Advance New Zealand, choice brown AU-UNC with a hint of original luster.Sold for: $195.50.
51943	Milner & Thompson Penny Token ND, KM-Tn49, Christchurch, glossy brown AU, very attractive.Sold for: $195.50.
Nicaragua
51944	Republic 25 Centavos 1912H, KM14, MS64 NGC, popular first year of issue struck at the Heaton Mint in Birmingham, England. Very choice brilliant UNC, ever so lightly toned in pale aqua and golden tan. Scarce this nice.Sold for: $230.00.
51945	Republic gold 50 Cordobas 1967, KM25, brilliant UNC, 100th anniversary of the birth of Ruben Dario.Sold for: $690.00.
Norway
51946	Frederik III 2 Marck 1652, KM33, toned VF+, nice bold strike.Sold for: $747.50.
51947	Frederik III Speciedaler 1651-FG, KM40, Davenport 3590, toned VF-XF, the obverse and reverse fields have been tooled and there is a small mount trace at the top. Despite the blemishes this is an attractive example. Norwegian Speciedalers are in constant demand and are now rarely seen this side of Oslo.Sold for: $2,990.00.
51948	Frederik IIII Krone/4 Marck 1723 HCM, KM220, Davenport 1290, VF-XF, nice bold features.Sold for: $977.50.
51949	Oscar II Ore 1878, KM352, MS65 BN NGC, a very choice example with full mint brilliance. NGC does not understand that these types are naturally tan in color when brilliant, not red like other series. Scarce date and grade.Sold for: $402.50.
51950	Oscar II 50 Ore 1895, KM356, MS65 NGC, fully brilliant and very attractive, Norwegian coins in this select grade are now highly elusive. This example has a decent chance of being graded 0 in Oslo.Sold for: $460.00.
51951	Oscar II 2 Kroner 1904, KM359, choice toned XF-AU (01 in Norway), very light obverse scratch, scarce denomination and date in this quality. Sold for: $276.00.
51952	Haakon VII 50 Ore 1926, KM386, MS65 NGC, fully brilliant and virtually perfect, rare grade for this copper-nickel coinage.Sold for: $230.00.
51953	Haakon VII gold 20 Kroner 1910, KM376, nice brilliant UNC, few small contact marks, scarce and popular one-year type.Sold for: $920.00.
Palestine
51954	Choice 1927 Type Set, an unusually nice UNC set of these popular coins with lustrous bronze Mil and 2 Mils, choice and fully original copper-nickel 5, 10 and 20 Mils, and lovely toned silver 50 and 100 Mils. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $431.25.
Panama
51955	Republic gold 100 Balboas Quartet, KM41, 1975 (2), UNC and cameo Proof, and 1976 (2), UNC and cameo Proof. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $632.50.
51956	Republic gold 75 Balboas 1978, KM55, Proof in the original card of issue, 75th anniversary of independence.Sold for: $109.25.
51957	Republic gold 500 Balboas 1975, KM42, brilliant UNC in the original card of issue, 500th anniversary of the birth of Balboa.Sold for: $943.00.
51958	Republic gold 500 Balboas 1975, KM42, cameo Proof in the card of issue, Balboa kneeling with sword and flag.Sold for: $862.50.
Papua New Guinea
51959	Commonwealth, Birds of Paradise Three Piece Set 1994, Silver 5 Kina, KM37, Silver and Enamel 25 Kina, KM36 and Gold 50 Kina, KM38, all Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $345.00.
Paraguay
51960	Republic Pattern 2 Centimos 1868 - Pair, KM-Pn21, both prooflike UNC, one in brass with tiny spots and one noticeably darker, perhaps bronze, highly lustrous and very attractive.Sold for: $230.00.
51961	Republic Early Copper Types, KM1.2 1/12 Real 1845, crude issue struck at the Asuncion Mint in medal rotation, nice F-VF, KM2 Centesimo 1870, prooflike BU, superb Specimen from the Heaton Mint Collection, KM3 2 Centesimos 1870, also a choice Heaton specimen strike, KM4.1 4 Centesimos 1870, glossy brown XF, and KM4.2 4 Centesimos 1870, Asuncion Mint striking without SHAW, crude XF or better, scarce type and grade, typically coarse surfaces. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $345.00.
51962	Republic Peso 1889, KM5, lustrous AU-UNC, typical small surface marks, one tiny rim nick.Sold for: $172.50.
51963	Republic Peso 1889, KM5, choice brilliant UNC, some inevitable contact marks in the exposed fields but a superior example with strong eye appeal.Sold for: $431.25.
51964	Republic Peso 1889, KM5, lightly toned UNC with full underlying luster, an exceptionally attractive example with superior surfaces and excellent eye appeal.Sold for: $805.00.
51965	Republic Modern Type Selection, KM6 5 Centavos 1903 VF, KM7 10 Centavos 1900 VF and 1903 BU, KM8 20 Centavos 1903 XF, KM9 5 Centavos 1908 toned XF, KM10 10 Centavos 1908 VF, KM12 50 Centavos 1925 AU, KM13 Peso 1925 AU, KM14 2 Pesos 1925 AU-UNC, KM18 5 Pesos 1939 choice BU, scarce, KM15 50 Centavos 1938 BU, KM16 Peso 1938 (5), three AU and two BU, KM17 2 Pesos 1938 (2), VF+ and BU, KM29 300 Guaranies 1973 UNC, KM151 Guarani 1976 Proof and KM153 10 Guaranies 1976 Proof. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $92.00.
Peru
51966	Felipe II cob 8 Reales ND (1556-98), Cayon 3899-3900, VF, salt water oxidation, Diego de la Torre with a star and 8 to the left of the shield and P - D to the right. Believed to be from the wreck "Rill Cove."Sold for: $218.50.
51967	Felipe IIII cob 1 Real 1659 Star of Lima, KM15, Cayon 5806, crude VF, waterworn surfaces, clear central details. Rare and popular type.Sold for: $805.00.
51968	Felipe IIII cob Real 1660 Star of Lima, KM15, Cayon 5812, VF20 ANACS, lightly oxidized surfaces, from the wreck of the "Consolacion," which sank in 1681. Very rare date.Not Sold.
51969	Felipe V cob 8 Reales 1714-M, KM34, nice F-VF, two clear dates, readable L and partially legible M on the obverse. The 4 in the obverse date is cut over another numeral, possibly a 3.Sold for: $1,150.00.
51970	Felipe V cob gold 8 Escudos 1708-H, KM38.1, VF-XF with clear date, mint and assayer, ex-jewelry with heavily polished surfaces and mount traces on the rim. Still quite collectible and attractive. Sold for: $3,737.50.
51971	Ferdinand VI Pillar 8 Reales 1756/5-JM, KM-55.1, toned XF, strong design details, very lightly oxidized but still quite nice. The overdate is clear. Ex: Ponterio sale 73, Lot 323.Sold for: $632.50.
51972	Carlos III Pillar 8 Reales 1761-JM One Dot, KM-A64.2, AU55 NGC, pewter gray toning with gold highlights, scarce grade for this very popular series.Sold for: $862.50.
51973	Carlos III gold 8 Escudos 1764-JM, KM70, nice XF, considerable original mint luster, light flan flaw across the obverse and a few stray scratches in right the obverse field. Very scarce grade for this early bust type.Sold for: $2,300.00.
51974	Carlos IIII 8 Reales 1799-IJ, KM97, MS63 NGC, fully struck and lustrous with just a faint wisp of adjustment marks on the cheek. Very scarce and desirable grade for this series.Not Sold.
51975	Carlos IIII 8 Reales 1801-IJ, KM97, MS62 NGC, fully lustrous with no distracting adjustment marks or other blemishes, a frosty-white premium coin for this designation.Sold for: $1,150.00.
51976	Carlos IIII 8 Reales 1807-JP, KM97, MS63 NGC, fully lustrous and bold with gold and gray patina emerging in the peripheral legends. A very sharp and attractive example with no adjustment marks or flan flaws.Sold for: $1,495.00.
51977	Ferdinand VII 4 Reales 1820-JP, KM116, MS62 NGC, very nicely struck for this era with a full cloak button, attractively toned with blue-green and russet patina.Sold for: $488.75.
51978	Colonial Silver Foursome, Carlos IV KM97 8 Reales 1799-IJ, toned F-VF, Ferdinand VI KM115.2 2 Reales 1824-T Cuzco, crudely struck F/VF, some surface oxidation but with full Plus Ultra, very scarce type, and KM117.1 8 Reales (2), 1817-JP Fine and 1821-JP, choice lightly toned AU, very sharp for this era. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $253.00.
51979	Republic 4 Reales Selection, KM151.3 (4) including: 1854-MB Lima (2), toned VF-XF and brilliant UNC, 1855/4-MB Lima, bold overdate, sharp AU and 1855-MB Lima, choice lustrous AU, and KM151.10 1857 Z in O Pasco Mint, bold XF, small mark on Libertad, very scarce type. An unusually attractive group! Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $488.75.
51980	Republic Quintet of 8 Reales, KM142.3 1832-MM Lima, fully lustrous AU, weakly struck on the coat of arms, and 1834-MM Lima, toned XF, KM142.10a 1855-MB Lima (2), both lustrous AU with no distracting flaws, and KM142.9 1840-A Cuzco, deeply toned XF, very bold strike. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $402.50.
51981	Republic gold 1/2 Escudo & silver Proclamation, KM146.1 gold 1/2 Escudo 1840-MB Lima, lustrous AU, few tiny scratches by the date, barely noticeable, and Fonrobert 9096 silver 8 Reales proclamation 1852, 39 mm and 26.64 grams, superb AU-UNC, honoring President Echenique and the institution of civil law. Obverse: open law books; reverse: Libertad. Sold for: $299.00.
51982	North Peru - Trio of Republic 8 Reales, KM155 1836-TM Lima, lustrous XF, few minor rim bumps, 1837-TM Lima, choice AU with lovely old-time toning, very attractive, and 1838-M Lima, toned XF, somewhat crude with a natural edge flaw and numerous surface scratches. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $184.00.
51983	South Peru Republic 4 Reales 1838-MV Arequipa, KM172, choice lightly toned AU-UNC, full underlying mint luster, an incredibly well-struck example of this one-year type and easily one of the finest we have encountered.Sold for: $431.25.
51984	South Peru Republic 8 Reales 1837-BA Cuzco Raised Edge, KM170.1, VF-XF, bold details, cleaned long ago with some light surface patination remaining, very rare variety with raised edge lettering, The SCWC suggests a total population of 5 pieces!Sold for: $1,380.00.
51985	South Peru Republic 8 Reales 1838-MS Cuzco, KM170.4, AU55 NGC, extremely bold details, nicely toned and attractive, a great type coin for this series.Sold for: $575.00.
51986	South Peru Republic 8 Reales 1838-MS Cuzco, KM170.4, AU55 NGC, lightly toned with considerable underlying mint luster.Sold for: $345.00.
51987	South Peru Republic 8 Reales - Trio, KM170.1 1837-BA Cuzco with Federacion, incuse edge lettering, toned XF, two small edge nicks, KM170.4 1838-BA Cuzco, lightly toned XF-AU, very attractive, and 1838-MS Cuzco, lightly cleaned XF with considerable original mint luster. A nice group of these popular sun-faced issues. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $517.50.
51988	Republic Peseta 1880B - Certified Pair, KM200.2, MS64 NGC, type with period after the B under the reverse wreath. Superb near Gem frosty brilliant UNC. The second piece is the scarce unlisted variety with a colon (:) after the B, MS63 NGC, choice brilliant UNC with light iridescent peripheral toning. Both are rare in these grades.Sold for: $287.50.
51989	Republic Type & Date Assortment, Centavos (3), 1863 BU, 1933 UNC and 1941 UNC, 2 Centavos (3), 1863 VF, 1864 BU and 1933 AU, 1/2 Dinero (2), 1906JF AU and 1916FG UNC, Dinero 1908FG AU, 1/5 Sol (4), 1897JF AU, 1899/8JF AU, 1908FG AU and 1914FG AU, scarce date, 1/2 Sol (2), 1907FG AU and 1926 AU-UNC, KM200 Peseta 1880 (3), F, XF and AU-UNC, KM201 5 Pesetas 1880 (3), VF, cleaned XF and XF, and KM271 5 Soles de Oro 1983 AU, scarce date. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $299.00.
51990	Republic - Nice Collection of Silver Sols, twenty-two coins featuring: 1864/54YB XF-AU, 1865YB AU small rim nick, 1872YJ XF, 1874YJ choice BU, 1879YJ XF, 1880YJ AU-UNC, 1882BF UNC, 1887TF UNC, 1888TF (2), XF and AU, 1891TF XF, "1393TF" error with 3 punched over 8 (2), VF and AXF, 1896TF cleaned XF, 1914FG AU, 1915FG XF, 1916FG AU, 1923 with fineness, VF+, 1923 without fineness, AVF, 1933 XF, 1934 AU and 1935 BU. An excellent starter collection of these Latin crowns. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $488.75.
51991	Republic gold 8 Escudos 1863/2-YB, KM183, lustrous AU, very attractive despite some faint adjustment marks and one tiny rim nick, bold overdate details.Not Sold.
51992	Republic gold 1/5 Libra Selection, KM210 1906-GOZF (4), all nice BU, 1907-GOZF (2), both BU and 1928 AU-UNC. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $207.00.
51993	Republic gold Libra Quartet, KM207, four early dates, 1898 XF-AU, 1901 XF, 1902 XF-AU and 1903 XF. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $690.00.
51994	Republic gold Libra Quintet, KM207, five coins, 1902 (3), XF-AU, AU and choice AU-UNC, 1903 toned XF and 1904 XF-AU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $747.50.
51995	Republic gold Libra Foursome, KM207, 1905-GOZF (2), both choice AU-BU, and 1906 (2), XF and AU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $718.75.
51996	Republic gold Libra - Four Coins, KM207, 1908 XF, 1909 (2), both choice AU-UNC, and 1913 AU-BU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $718.75.
51997	Republic gold Libra Foursome, KM207, four World War I issues, 1916 AU-UNC, 1917 (3), XF, XF-AU and AU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $718.75.
51998	Republic gold Libra Quartet, KM207, 1916 AU, 1917 BU and 1918 (2), AU and AU-UNC. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $718.75.
51999	Republic gold Libra - Modern Dates, KM207, 1964 XF, 1965 AU and 1968 (2), AU-BU and BU, lower mintage date. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $718.75.
52000	Republic gold Medalette 1925 Tacna-Arica Dispute, Ex: Eliasberg Collection, AU NGC, 4.03 grams. Issued by the National League of Patriots in hopes of a better settlement of the Arica border dispute with Chile. Ex: Stacks 3/1944, Lot 583.Sold for: $253.00.
52001	Republic gold Type Selection, KM235 5 Soles 1960 BU and 1965 BU, KM236 10 Soles 1960 BU, KM229 20 Soles 1960 AU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $373.75.
52002	Republic gold 20 Soles 1967, KM229, choice BU.Sold for: $195.50.
52003	Republic gold 50 Soles 1967, KM230, choice BU.Sold for: $488.75.
52004	Republic gold 50 Soles 1969, KM230, choice prooflike UNC, rare date with a mintage of 443.Sold for: $517.50.
52005	Republic gold 50 Soles 1970, KM230, choice brilliant UNC, final date of this type with a mintage of 553.Sold for: $546.25.
52006	Republic gold 50 Soles 1930, KM219, nice brilliant UNC, prooflike surfaces, minor handling in the fields.Sold for: $1,794.00.
52007	Republic gold 50 Soles 1930, KM219, MS62 NGC, a choice brilliant example with unusually nice surfaces. Always a popular type.Sold for: $2,185.00.
52008	Republic gold 50 Soles 1967, KM219, choice prooflike BU, popular Inca type.Sold for: $805.00.
52009	Republic gold 50 Soles 1967, KM219, choice prooflike BU, attractive type.Sold for: $805.00.
52010	Republic gold 100 Soles 1961, KM231, choice brilliant UNC.Sold for: $1,092.50.
52011	Republic gold 100 Soles 1962, KM231, choice BU.Sold for: $1,092.50.
52012	Republic gold 100 Soles 1965, KM231, choice brilliant UNC.Sold for: $1,035.00.
52013	Republic gold 100 Soles 1970, KM231, choice brilliant UNC, tiny mintage of 425, very rare date.Sold for: $2,760.00.
52014	Republic Modern Gold & Silver Types, KM268 gold 1/2 Sol 1976, Battle of Ayacucho, choice BU, and silver types: KM256 50 Soles 1971 UNC, KM261 100 Soles 1973 UNC, KM262 200 Soles 1974 UNC and 1975 BU, KM270 400 Soles 1976 (2), both BU, KM276 5000 Soles 1979, KM286 10000 Soles 1982 BU, KM296 100 Intis 1986 BU, KM299 200 Intis 1986 BU, and KM317 Nuevo Sol 1994 cameo Proof. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $253.00.
52015	Republic gold Sol de Oro 1976, KM269, choice brilliant UNC, Battle of Ayacucho.Sold for: $431.25.
52016	Republic gold Nuevo Sol 1994, KM312, choice cameo Proof, rare with only 100 struck in Proof. Pre-Inca Moche Cultural Artifacts - very attractive design. 16.79 grams.Sold for: $460.00.
52017	Republic gold Nuevo Sol 1995, appears to be unlisted in the SCWC and Friedberg, choice cameo Proof, struck to honor Gran Mariscal Luis Jose de Orbegoso Y Moncada, 16.82 grams. Sold for: $431.25.
52018	Republic gold Nuevo Sol 1999, Gem Cameo Proof, currently unlisted in the SCWC, apparently a gold striking of the regular issue silver Nuevo Sol commemorating the first anniversary of the Peace Accord with Brazil. Presented in the sealed original holder of issue, 1.69 troy ounces.Sold for: $1,840.00.
Philippines
52019	Spanish Philippines. Isabella II Specimen 50 Centavos 1868, KM-147 for type, a wonderful coin having mirrored surfaces and a deep strike showing off its exquisite design. "L.M." signature at the base of the queen's bust. Rims are high. Edge is plain, offset by raised bars dividing a legend in raised letters reading: " [2 fleur de lis] LEY. [bar] PATRIA. [bar] REY. [fleur de lis]". A choice piece with only minor handling marks. Light gold toning. Very rare and desirable.Not Sold.
52021	Spanish Philippines & USA Administration silver coins: a nice assortment consisting of (3) Alfonso XIII 50 Centavos 1885, KM-150, 3 pieces all Unc., two nice and lustrous, one cleaned; (2) USA 50 Centavos 1903, KM-167, two pieces, one lightly impaired brilliant Proof and one Choice lustrous AU; (2) USA Peso 1903-S, KM-168, two pieces, one lustrous AU, one frosty Unc.; USA Peso 1907-S, KM-172, lustrous AU.Sold for: $661.25.
52022	Spanish Philippines. Isabella II gold pieces: (4) Peso KM-142 1861/0, 1863/2, 1865/0 and 1868/7, all fine to VF; (2) 2 Pesos KM-143 1862/1 Fine and 1864/3 VF. A nice group!Sold for: $632.50.
52023	Spanish Philippines. Isabella II gold Peso 1861, KM-142, AU55 NGC, and attractive original piece with sharp details.Sold for: $253.00.
52024	Spanish Philippines. Isabella II gold 4 Pesos 1862, KM-144, AU55 NGC, little abrasions but sparkling luster. Sold for: $517.50.
52025	Spanish Philippines. Isabella II gold 4 Pesos 1868, KM-144, AU50 NGC, old gold color.Sold for: $575.00.
52026	USA Administration bronze pair: 1 Centavo 1905 and 1917-S, KM-163, each PCGS MS64 RB and therefore quite nice coins.Sold for: $172.50.
52027	USA Administration bronze pair: KM-163, 1 Centavo 1910-S MS64 RB and 1916-S MS62 BN, each PCGS, nice coins.Sold for: $207.00.
52028	USA Administration bronze 1 Centavo 1918-S, Large S, KM-163, AU55 BN NGC, surfaces very mottled.Sold for: $575.00.
52029	USA Administration bronze 1 Centavo 1918-S, Large S, KM-163, AU53 BN NGC, nice piece with the critical mintmark and date both sharp as can be.Not Sold.
52030	USA Administration Proof Pair 1903, KM165 10 Centavos, deep purple-gray patina with attractive surfaces and KM167 50 Centavos, lustrous but with noticeable hairlines in the exposed fields. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $207.00.
52031	USA Administration Proof set 1903: bronze Half Centavo and Centavo, nickel 5 Centavos, silver 10 Centavos, 20 Centavos, 50 Centavos and Peso, all lightly impaired and lightly toned.Sold for: $747.50.
52032	USA Administration type coins: 10c KM-169 1935-M Unc., 20c KM-166 1905-S darkly toned Unc., (2) 20c KM-170 1921 Unc., 50c KM-167 1904-S XF, 50c KM-171 1917-S XF+, (2) Peso KM-168 1903-S, both lightly toned AU with light handling. Sold for: $299.00.
52033	USA Administration type coins slabbed: 5c 1903 MS64 PCGS, 10c 1917-S MS63 PCGS, 10c 1918-S MS64 NGC, 10c 1920 AU55 PCGS, 10c 1921 MS62 NGC, 10c 1935-M MS64 ANACS. A nice group!Sold for: $373.75.
52034	USA Administration choice pair: 10 Centavos 1903 KM-165, MS63 PCGS, mottled gold toning, together with 1912-S KM-169, MS63 NGC, silvery white with some light gold toning.Sold for: $316.25.
52035	USA Administration 10 Centavos 1914-S, KM-169, MS63 NGC, frosty white luster and sharply struck, a very choice coin.Sold for: $402.50.
52036	USA Administration 10 Centavos 1914-S, KM-169, MS63 PCGS, another choice coin with silvery white brilliance.Not Sold.
52037	USA Administration 20 Centavos Proof 1904, KM-166, PR65 PCGS, real flash from the glittering mirrored surfaces, with delicate iridescent golden blue hues.Not Sold.
52038	USA Administration 20 Centavos 1915-S, KM-170, MS62 PCGS, original frosty white luster with light gold toning, a flashy coin.Sold for: $1,840.00.
52039	USA Administration 20 Centavos 1928-M Mule, KM-174, MS65 PCGS, Gem brilliant Uncirculated, a lovely example of this scarce Mule issue. PCGS has listed this as a 1928/7 on the holder. This is rather confusing as it is not an overdate. It is a mule rather than an overdate.Sold for: $4,600.00.
52040	USA Administration 20 Centavos 1944-D/S, KM-182, Uncirculated with frosty white luster and a hint of gold toning, choice and with the over-mintmark feature very clear indeed. Sold for: $103.50.
52041	USA Administration Peso 1903, KM-168, PR61 NGC, light hairlines but nice brilliance and quite a decent appearance overall. Light gold toning around the peripheries.Sold for: $373.75.
52042	USA Administration Peso 1904, KM-168, MS63 NGC, light abrasions but a nice look with steely silvery gray surfaces.Sold for: $632.50.
52043	USA Administration Wilson Dollar 1920, HK-449, so-called dollar collected both by Philippines collectors and by U.S. coin and dollar enthusiasts, a nice piece, MS62 NGC, strong cartwheel luster and choice Uncirculated with pleasing surfaces having light iridescent gold toning over silvery brilliant luster. Struck to celebrate the opening of the Manila Mint during the administration of President Wilson.Sold for: $1,092.50.
52044	USA Administration coinage of 1936: 50 Centavos Murphy-Quezon 1936-M Uncirculated, Peso KM-177 Roosevelt-Quezon 1936-M Choice Uncirculated, and Peso KM-178 Murphy-Quezon 1936-M Choice Uncirculated, all pleasing pieces with original surfaces.Sold for: $431.25.
52045	USA Administration slabbed 1936 set: 50 Centavos Murphy-Quezon 1936-M MS64 NGC, Peso KM-177 Roosevelt-Quezon 1936-M MS64 NGC, and Peso KM-178 Murphy-Quezon 1936-M MS62 NGC, all pleasing pieces with brilliant surfaces.Not Sold.
52046	USA Administration Peso 1936-M, Murphy-Quezon, KM-177, AU with gray toned surfaces.Sold for: $115.00.
52047	USA Administration Peso 1936-M, Roosevelt-Quezon, KM-177, MS65 PCGS, brilliant and lovely.Sold for: $299.00.
52048	USA Administration Peso 1936-M, Roosevelt-Quezon, KM-177, Choice Uncirculated, a very lovely example showing iridescent golden brown toning and excellent surfaces.Sold for: $373.75.
52049	Republic gold 1000 Piso 1975 Trio, KM213, two examples in gem brilliant UNC and one in gem frosted Proof. Struck to commemorate the third year of the "New Society" and featuring the bust of Ferdinand Marcos.Sold for: $690.00.
Poland
52050	Danzig. Sigismund III Orte 1615 SA, KM6, AU55 NGC, large bust of Sigismund in a ruffled collar.Sold for: $299.00.
52051	Danzig. Sigismund III Orte 1624/3, KM15.2, AU53 NGC, very bold design details, some natural edge flaws.Sold for: $230.00.
52052	Danzig Sigismund III Trio of Ortes, KM15.2, (1/4 Talar), 1624/3, toned VF, 1625/4, lovely XF, light original toning and bold details, and 1626/5, nice toned VF. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $138.00.
52053	Assortment of Early Silver Types, Elbing 3 Groschen 1536, nice toned XF, possibly 6/5, Poland Sigismund III 3 Groschen (3), 1594/3 Posnan Mint, toned XF, 1599/8 or 9/9, toned VF-XF Olkusz, 1605/2, nice XF Krakow, 6 Groschen 1599, possibly 9/7, nice XF Marienburg, Orte 1655/4, crude XF, lightly cleaned, and Zloty 1833/2, cleaned AU, very pretty. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $1,610.00.
52054	Alexander I gold 50 Zlotych 1819-IB Large Head, KM103, AU53 PCGS, a well-struck example with no adjustment marks or planchet flaws and with original luster in the legends. Rare and extremely popular type struck during the Russian domination of Poland.Sold for: $11,500.00.
52055	Republic gold 10 Zlotych 1925, KM-Y32, MS66 NGC, prooflike and very attractive, definitely a premium example.Sold for: $488.75.
52056	Republic gold 10 & 20 Zlotych 1925, KM-Y32 and Y33, both choice BU with the 10 Zlotych prooflike.Sold for: $747.50.
52057	Republic gold 1000 & 2000 Zlotych 1982 Pope John Paul II, KM-Y138 and Y139, both gem cameo Proof with original certificates of authenticity. Rare and in constant demand.Sold for: $5,175.00.
52058	Republic gold 10,000 Zlotych 1982, KM140, F-128, Gem Proof. This piece is sealed in the original plastic. It comes with a National Bank of Poland Box and Certificate, but we do not know if these are the original ones that were issued with this coin.Sold for: $4,887.50.
52059	Republic Papal Visit 4-piece gold Set 1987, 1,000, 2,000, 5,000, and 10,000 Zlotych 1987, KM138, 169, 170, and 171, all Gem Proof in a custom wooden case with certificate. Commemorating the Papal visit to America. Sold for: $25,300.00.
52060	Pope John Paul gold 100 Zloty 2005, KM540, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $488.75.
52061	Pope John Paul gold 100 Zloty 2005, KM540, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $488.75.
52062	Republic Pope John Paul II gold 200 Zloty 2003, KM472, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $1,265.00.
Portugal
52063	Mixed silver, nice pieces: Maria II 500 Reis 1843, KM-471, sharp XF, steel-gray toning, very attractive, (3) Emanuel II 500 Reis 1910, KM-556, 3 pieces XF to AU, (3) Republic 10 Escudos 1928, KM-579, 3 pieces, 1 AU, 2 nice BU, 10 Escudos 1932, KM-582, AU, (2) Henry the Navigator commemorative 10 Escudos 1960, KM-588, 2 pieces, AU and BU.Sold for: $402.50.
52064	Trio of nice type coins: Emanuel II 500 Reis 1910, KM-557, lustrous BU, Republic 10 Escudos 1948, KM-582, BU, rare thus, Escudo 1952, KM-578, Unc.Sold for: $575.00.
52065	Five nice crowns: Carlos I 1000 Reis 1899, KM-540, lustrous AU, another, Unc. with some hairlines, Emanuel II 1000 Reis 1910, KM-558, Choice lustrous AU, (2) 1915 Republic 1 Escudo, KM-564, 2 pieces lustrous AU. Sold for: $345.00.
52066	Luis I gold 10,000 Reis 1879, KM520, choice prooflike UNC, frosted bust, very minor handling. A very attractive coin!Sold for: $1,610.00.
52067	Republic iron 2 Centavos 1918, KM-567, XF or better, light disturbance (oxidation) to the surface, but sharp and remarkable state of preservation for this alloy.Sold for: $690.00.
52068	Republic. Well-preserved minors: 10 Centavos 1930, KM-573, key date, pleasing brown XF, 10 Centavos 1948, KM-583, key date in superb grade, Choice brown Uncirculated, Escudo 1927, KM-578, Unc., Escudo 1945 Unc., Escudo 1946 Unc, Escudo 1952 Choice lustrous Unc. -- here indeed is a pleasing lot of scarce coins.Sold for: $632.50.
52069	Republic bronze 50 Centavos 1924, KM-575, AU58 NGC, lovely brown color, a few tiny carbon flecks. All obverse letters and the date are doubled.Sold for: $373.75.
52070	Republic 50 Centavos group, KM-577, 1927, 1928 and 1929, all very nice, original Unc pieces.Sold for: $690.00.
52071	Republic 50 Centavos 1928, KM-577, MS63 PCGS, handsome gray surfaces.Sold for: $230.00.
52072	Republic 50 Centavos 1930, KM-577, MS65 NGC, a lustrous example of this rare date, which catalogues in Krause for $550 in Unc.Sold for: $920.00.
52073	Republic 50 Centavos 1931, KM-577, MS64 NGC, especially bold strike, a very nice and highly lustrous example of another important date in this series.Sold for: $920.00.
52074	Republic 50 Centavos 1935, KM-577, the rarest date in this short series, About XF with pleasing surfaces.Not Sold.
52075	Republic 50 Centavos 1938, KM-577, key date to this series! A wonderful coin, MS65 NGC, perfectly even nickel-gray color and lustrous. From an old collection, put away years ago, just brought to us for certification and auction. This one could set a record. Krause value is $950 in Unc. with no estimate of price in finer condition.Sold for: $1,725.00.
52076	Republic 1 Escudo 1926, KM-576, aluminum-bronze alloy, AU55 NGC, very choice for this grade, and rare.Sold for: $460.00.
52077	Republic 1 Escudo 1928, KM-578, MS64 NGC, super-sharp strike and pleasing surfaces with delicate golden hues over even nickel-gray. Rare so fine.Sold for: $299.00.
52078	Republic 1 Escudo 1929, KM-578, MS64 NGC, bold strike, very choice, a small strike-through in the center of the portrait.Sold for: $632.50.
52079	Republic 1 Escudo 1930, KM-578, MS63 NGC, nice piece with somewhat darker nickel-gray surfaces, the key date in this series with a Krause value in Unc. of $1,000.Sold for: $1,725.00.
52080	Republic 1 Escudo 1935, KM-578, key date in this series, VF20 NGC, even wear, no marks or problems, light nickel color.Sold for: $402.50.
52081	Republic 1 Escudo 1939, KM-578, MS65 NGC, bold strike, a beautiful coin with booming nickel color. Another important date, and in wonderful condition!Sold for: $1,955.00.
52082	Republic 1 Escudo 1940, KM-578, MS63 NGC, an attractive piece.Not Sold.
52083	Republic 1 Escudo 1944, KM-578, MS65 NGC, nice strike except for very center of portrait and of reverse shield, even nickel-gray color.Sold for: $1,265.00.
52084	Republic 2.5 Escudos 1937, KM-580, XF and quite pleasing.Not Sold.
52085	Republic 2.5 Escudos group, KM-580 as follows: 1932 prooflike Choice BU, 1933 Choice AU-Unc., 1940 Choice satiny BU, and 1948 frosty BU. Sold for: $575.00.
52086	Republic 5 Escudos 1932, KM-581, Choice XF, beautiful surfaces, edge nick on reverse.Sold for: $138.00.
52087	Republic 5 Escudos quintet, KM-581, as follows: 1933 frosty and beautiful BU with tiny abrasions, 1934 similar to the last, 1940 handsome AU, 1943 frosty BU, 1946 Choice frosty AU. Nice group!Sold for: $575.00.
52088	Republic 5 Escudos 1937, KM-581, XF45 NGC, very pleasing for the grade, light toning here and there. Key date for this series.Sold for: $207.00.
52089	Republic 10 Escudos lot, KM-582, as follows: 1932 XF, 1934 VF, 1940 frosty BU, and 1948 Choice AU. Scarce pieces.Sold for: $299.00.
52090	Republic 10 Escudos 1933, KM-582, MS62 NGC, scarce.Sold for: $805.00.
52091	Republic 10 Escudos 1937, KM-582, Choice VF.Sold for: $161.00.
52092	Republic 10 Escudos 1942, KM-582, MS62 NGC, frosty but a number of small marks on the surfaces. The key date in this series.Sold for: $1,150.00.
Puerto Rico
52093	Pattern bronze 10 Centimos 1890, KM-Pn1, SP64 RB PCGS, a wonderful example of this rarity, showing almost full original red surfaces (faint remnants of fingerprint on shield side, obverse) and a great design, particularly the radiant sun face on reverse which, like the mythical Italian god of wind, seems to be puffing up his lips to blow the trade winds! However you view it, this is a delightful and very desirable coin.Sold for: $4,600.00.
52094	Alfonso XIII of Spain - Quartet of Minors, KM20 5 Centavos 1896, nice lustrous VF-XF, KM21 10 Centavos 1896 (2), both toned F-VF, and KM23 40 Centavos 1896, cleaned VF with some typical small surface marks. Sold as is, no return lot.Not Sold.
52095	Alfonso XIII 40 Centavos 1896, KM23, nicely toned AVF, an attractive and original example with a few small marks on the obverse. Scarce and popular type.Sold for: $575.00.
52096	Alfonso XIII silver 40 Centavos 1896-PGV, KM-23, dark gray toned VF.Sold for: $460.00.
52097	Alfonso XIII silver 40 Centavos 1896-PGV, KM-23, nicer VF, obverse mostly bright, reverse deep blue with amber peripheries.Sold for: $632.50.
52098	Alfonso VIII silver 40 Centavos 1896-PGV, KM-23, scruffy About XF, residual luster.Sold for: $575.00.
52099	Alfonso XIII silver Peso 1895-PGV, KM-24, VF with some marks, also with some fascinating banker's marks in the shape of a fleur de lis, blue and gray toning.Sold for: $747.50.
52100	Alfonso VIII silver Peso 1895-PGV, KM-24, a really nice About XF with alluring medium gray toning and residual luster beneath it.Sold for: $977.50.
52101	Alfonso XIII Peso 1895, KM24, toned XF with very little wear evident. The surfaces still display considerable gloss and the only noticeable flaw is a small flan flake in the left obverse field. An attractive example of this ever-popular Latin crown.Sold for: $1,265.00.
52102	Alfonso VIII silver Peso 1895-PGV, KM-24, lustrous XF-AU with a number of marks, the reverse just delightful with flashy luster.Sold for: $1,380.00.
Ragusa
52103	Republic - Nice Type Trio, KM7 Perpero 1744-SB, nice VF, KM15 Ducato 1797-SB, toned VF-XF and KM17 Tallero 1744, choice VF, natural edge flaw. Far superior to most seen in the market. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $1,035.00.
52104	Republic - Quintet of Talleros, KM17 1743 VF cut mark at the top, KM18 (4), 1762 corroded VF, 1764 choice UNC, uneven strike, 1766 nice VF-XF, light adjustment marks and 1777 VG-F. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $690.00.
52105	Republic Tallero 1765-GB, KM18, nice lustrous UNC, small natural flan flaws, incredibly well struck for this crude coinage. Ex: Heritage 1990 St. Louis Sale, Lot 3030.Sold for: $373.75.
Romania
52106	Carol I 5 Lei 1881-B, KM16, sharp AU, lightly cleaned but with some original luster, scarce one-year type with REGE in the obverse legend and reeded edge.Sold for: $253.00.
52107	Carol I gold 20 Lei 1906, KM37, lustrous XF, struck to mark Carol's 40th anniversary of reign.Sold for: $276.00.
52108	Carol I Brass Pattern 50 Lei 1906, KM-Pn145, Proof 63 Matte NGC, very rare pattern for Carol's 40th anniversary of reign commemorative series.Sold for: $977.50.
52109	Ferdinand I gold 100 Lei 1922, KM-XM4, Friedberg 9, MS64 NGC, fully brilliant and extremely attractive. Struck to mark the coronation of Ferdinand I.Sold for: $5,750.00.
52110	Selection of Romanian Types, KM8 2 Lei 1875 cleaned XF, (3) KM50 20 Lei 1930 H, KN and Plain, all BU, few spots, KM52 100 Lei 1932 (3), all AU, and KM53 250 Lei 1935 (3), cleaned XF-AU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $632.50.
52111	Carol II gold 20 Lei 1940, KM-XM9, lustrous AU, small contact marks evident on the obverse. Rare type struck to mark the 10th anniversary of Carol's reign.Sold for: $1,955.00.
52112	Mihai I gold 20 Lei 1944, KM-XM13, brilliant UNC, some light surface scratches. Sold for: $207.00.
Russia
52113	Mikhail Feodorovich. AR Novodel 1 Kopeck Wire Money Pair: Tsar on horseback with lance, riding right, ПГ below/Six line inscription, about XF; Tsar on horseback with lance, riding right, small o over M/Six line inscription, about XF with weakly struck centers. Sold for: $207.00.
52114	Alexei Mikhailovich. AR Novodel Polupoltina (1/4 Rouble) 1654, Tsar on horseback with lance, riding right/Six line inscription, Reichel-4570, prooflike MS62 NGC. Probably a 19th century striking.Sold for: $1,495.00.
52116	Peter I. Rouble 1725, Moscow Mint, Bust right/Four crowned Russian P's in the form of a cross, with the date, Bit-990 var. (no center dot on reverse), Diakov-56, about XF. Sold for: $1,610.00.
52117	Catherine I. Novodel AE 5 Kopecks 1727 КД, Moscow Mint, Imperial eagle in circle with 5 dots around/Date and inscription in shape of cross, Bit-H323, Br-31, Specimen 64 Red and Brown PCGS. Sold for: $1,495.00.
52118	Anna. Poltina (1/2 Rouble) 1732, Bust right/Imperial eagle with date, Bit-138, cleaned VF with some areas of weak strike. Sold for: $632.50.
52119	Anna. Poltina (1/2 Rouble) 1733, Bust right/Imperial eagle with date, Bit-147, cross on crowns and scepters, cleaned VF. Sold for: $1,092.50.
52120	Anna. Poltina (1/2 Rouble) 1738, St. Petersburg Mint with no mint letters, Bust right/Imperial eagle with date, Bit-243 (R), AU53 PCGS. Lustrous with light gray patina. A rare one-year type without the mint letters. Super eye-appeal for this very rare early issue. The early Poltinas in choice condition seem to be much scarcer than the Roubles.Not Sold.
52121	Anna. Rouble 1731/0, Bust right/Imperial eagle with date, Bit-41, ornate cross on orb, VF. Somewhat weakly struck on the 7 and 3 of the date. The 0 is quite clear under the 1 of the date. Sold for: $575.00.
52122	Anna. Rouble 1732, Bust right/Imperial eagle with date, Bit-50, about XF details, cleaned with obverse fields tooled. Sold for: $546.25.
52123	Anna. Rouble 1732, Bust right/Imperial eagle with date, Bit-50, VF with scratches in the right obverse field. Sold for: $253.00.
52124	Anna. Rouble 1733, Bust right/Imperial eagle with date, Bit-64, a nice XF obverse, but the reverse is VF with heavy black incrustation. Sold for: $690.00.
52125	Anna. Rouble 1738, Crowned bust right/Imperial eagle, Bit-202, KM198, small crown on reverse, VF. Light gray patina with average strike.Sold for: $862.50.
52126	Anna. Rouble 1740/39, Moscow Mint, Bust right/Imperial eagle with date, Bit-208, cleaned VF. Sold for: $805.00.
52127	Elizabeth. 5 Kopecks 1758 СПБ, Bit-343, XF. Sold for: $92.00.
52128	Elizabeth. Poltina 1756 СПБ-IM, Bust right/Imperial eagle with date, Bit-328 (R1), cleaned VF-XF with reverse flan flaws in area of date. A very rare type. Sold for: $3,220.00.
52129	Elizabeth. Rouble 1745 СПБ, Bust right/Imperial eagle and date, Bit-260, XF with nice light gray patina. Sold for: $862.50.
52130	Elizabeth. Rouble 1747 СПБ, Bust right/Imperial eagle and date, Bit-262, VF with light reverse porosity. Sold for: $575.00.
52131	Elizabeth. Rouble 1753/2 СПБ-IM, Bust right/Imperial eagle and date, Bit-270, lightly cleaned about XF with considerable remaining luster. Sold for: $747.50.
52132	Elizabeth. Gold Poltina (1/2 Rouble) 1756, Bust right/Monogram and date, Bit-70, VF-XF with light obverse scratches. Sold for: $431.25.
52133	Elizabeth. Gold Poltina (1/2 Rouble) 1756, Bust right/Monogram and date, Bit-71, lustrous AU with minor obverse abrasions. Sold for: $1,092.50.
52134	Elizabeth. Gold Poltina (1/2 Rouble) 1756, Bust right/Monogram and date, Bit-72, sharply struck AU with light obverse scratches. Sold for: $1,150.00.
52135	Elizabeth. Gold 2 Roubles 1756, Bust right/Imperial eagle and date, Bit-53, AU50 NGC. Moderately abraded with noticeable remaining luster. Sold for: $3,737.50.
52136	Peter III. 10 Kopecks 1762, Bit-15 (R), VF with some porosity. Sold for: $2,185.00.
52137	Peter III. Rouble 1762 ММД-ДМ, Bust right/Imperial eagle, Bit-9, VG with normal abrasions and light scratches. Sold for: $805.00.
52138	Peter III. Rouble 1762 ММД-ДМ, Bust right/Imperial eagle, Bit-9, about Fine details with scratches in the right obverse field and minor rim bumps. Sold for: $805.00.
52139	Catherine II. Novodel Polushka (1/4 Kopeck) 1765 EМ, Bit-H765 (R2), Choice UNC with considerable mint red color remaining. Sold for: $546.25.
52140	Catherine II. Novodel Polushka (1/4 Kopeck) 1784 КМ, Bit-H840 (R2), MS64 Red and Brown PCGS. Well struck with abundant mint red color remaining.Sold for: $920.00.
52141	Catherine II. Novodel 4 Kopecks 1796, Small Crown over cipher/Date and value, Br-26?, the edge is weak but appears to be edge 5, iridescent UNC with traces of mint red color remaining. Part of the "Cipher" series. Sold for: $862.50.
52142	Catherine II. Grivennik (10 Kopecks) 1785 CПБ, Bust right/Date in crowned cartouche, Bit-500, AU55 NGC. Iridescent surfaces with blue-gray patina.Sold for: $747.50.
52143	Catherine II. Rouble 1764 CПБ-CA, Bust right/Imperial eagle and date, Bit-186, XF details with porous surfaces and light obverse scratches. Sold for: $690.00.
52144	Catherine II. Rouble 1776 CПБ-ЯЧ, Bust right/Imperial eagle and date, Bit-221, AU58 PCGS. Near-full luster and only a touch of actual wear. A first glance gives the appearance of an UNC coin. An exceptional piece for the grade. Not Sold.
52145	Paul I. Poltina (1/2 Rouble) 1798 CM-MБ, Crowned Russian letter P in cruciform and the date/Tablet with four-line inscription, Bit-48, MS63 PCGS. Light silver-gray patina with underlying luster. Very rare in this condition. Sold for: $14,950.00.
52146	Paul I. Albertus Rouble 1796 БM, Crowned Imperial eagle with date above/Tablet with legend/Bit-14 (R1), Uzd-1257, lightly cleaned AU with prooflike surfaces. Besides the light cleaning, this sharply struck piece has few other imperfections and a near-flawless flan. A true rarity in Russian numismatics. Sold for: $19,550.00.
52147	Paul I. Heavy Rouble 1797 CM-ФЦ, Crowned Russian letter P in cruciform and the date/Tablet with four line inscription, Bit-18 (R), MS63 PCGS, Fully white and lustrous with minor marks. One of the nicer examples of this rare, and popular, type that we have seen.Sold for: $23,000.00.
52148	Paul I. Rouble 1798 CM-MБ, Crowned letter П in cruciform, I in center/Ornamental cartouche with legend, Bit-32, Julian-928, cleaned VF with porous surfaces.Sold for: $805.00.
52149	Paul I. Rouble 1800 CM-MБ, Crowned Russian letter П in cruciform, I in center/Ornamental cartouche with legend, Bit-32, Julian-928, cleaned VF with porous surfaces. Sold for: $1,265.00.
52150	Alexander I. Polushka 1808 КM, Imperial eagle/Date and value, Br-21, Bit-H474 (R2), MS62 Brown ANACS. Well struck with no egregious flaws. Sold for: $1,092.50.
52151	Alexander I. 2 Kopecks 1812 EM-HM, Imperial eagle/Value in wreath, lustrous UNC with iridescent surfaces and some mint red color remaining. Sold for: $632.50.
52152	Alexander I. 5 Kopecks 1810 EM, Imperial eagle/Date and value, Bit-300, XF.Sold for: $517.50.
52153	Alexander I. Poltina 1813 CПБ-ПC, Imperial eagle and date/Inscription in wreath, Bit-146, prooflike XF-AU. Well struck with a touch of light gray patina. A very scarce type.Sold for: $2,760.00.
52154	Alexander I. Rouble 1817 CПБ-ПC, Imperial eagle/Inscription in wreath, Bit-116, about XF. Sold for: $143.75.
52155	Alexander I. Rouble 1817 CПБ-ПC, Imperial eagle/Inscription in wreath, Bit-118, MS62 NGC. Fully lustrous with noticeable contact marks on the obverse. A very scarce type in Mint State. Sold for: $1,265.00.
52156	Alexander I. Rouble 1820 CПБ-ПC, Imperial eagle/Inscription in wreath, Bit-131 (R2), Fine. This is and extremely rare combination of date and mintmaster. The only other record I can find of another example is the Hesselgesser coin. This coin is considerably lesser condition, but it is a great rarity and should attract considerable attention. Bitkin does not even list a price for this piece in any condition. Sold for: $2,990.00.
52157	Nicholas I. Novodel 2 Kopecks 1830 КМ-AM, Eagle with raised wings and date/Value in wreath, Bit-H636 (R2), MS66 Red and Brown PCGS. PCGS has not noted this as a Novodel on the holder. Flawlessly struck with abundant red color.Sold for: $1,725.00.
52158	Nicholas I. Silver 5 Kopecks 1826 CПБ-HГ, Eagle with wings down and date/Value in wreath, Bit-149, XF-AU. Well struck and lustrous. Sold for: $253.00.
52159	Nicholas I. Silver 5 Kopecks 1834 CПБ-HГ, Eagle with wings up Date and value in wreath, Bit-387, MS64 PCGS. Mottled gray toning with an average strike. Sold for: $747.50.
52160	Nicholas I. Silver 5 Kopecks 1855 CПБ-HI, Imperial Eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-414, MS67 PCGS. Superbly struck and brilliant white with no noticeable flaws. A fantastic, pristine example.Sold for: $805.00.
52161	Nicholas I. Poltina (1/2 Rouble) 1830 CПБ-HГ, Eagle with wings down and date/Inscription in wreath, KM160, UZD-1532, MS65 PCGS. Bitkin is not definite on the varieties of the 1830 Poltina. He has Bit-120 and Bit-121 both listed as variety 1.Б (Narrow Crown). This is the Narrow Crown variety. Fully lustrous and bright with a hint of golden toning and no significant flaws. Extremely rare in this condition. Sold for: $12,650.00.
52162	Nicholas I. Poltina (1/2 Rouble) 1854 CПБ-HI, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-270, MS64 NGC. Sharply struck with sea green and silvery-gray toning and full underlying luster. Sold for: $1,495.00.
52163	Nicholas I. Wings down Rouble 1829 CПБ-HГ, Eagle with wings down and date/Inscription in wreath, Bit-107, VF35 PCGS. Mottled blue and gray toning with an average strike. Sold for: $184.00.
52164	Nicholas I. Wings down Rouble 1830 CПБ-HГ, Eagle with wings down and date/Inscription in wreath, Bit-108, XF40 NGC. Mottled gray toning with a touch of weakness in the central area of the obverse. Sold for: $322.00.
52165	Nicholas I. Rouble 1833 CПБ-HГ, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-160, lustrous AU. Well struck and lightly toned. Sold for: $1,380.00.
52166	Nicholas I. Rouble 1836 CПБ-HГ, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-177, XF with a rim bump at 12 o'clock on the reverse. There are several large die cracks on the reverse. Sold for: $230.00.
52167	Nicholas I. Rouble 1840 CПБ-HГ, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-190, MS63 NGC. Light golden toning with full underlying luster. Sold for: $1,380.00.
52168	Nicholas I. Rouble 1842 CПБ-AЧ, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-195, very lightly cleaned UNC. Attractively toned and well struck with full underlying luster. Sold for: $575.00.
52169	Nicholas I. Rouble 1843 CПБ-AЧ, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-202, lustrous XF with a touch of golden toning.Sold for: $172.50.
52170	Nicholas I. Rouble 1843 CПБ-AЧ, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-202, lustrous AU. Well struck with light golden toning. Sold for: $402.50.
52171	Nicholas I. Rouble 1844 CПБ-КБ, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-205, lightly cleaned XF-AU with a touch of golden toning and noticeable remaining luster. Not Sold.
52172	Nicholas I. Rouble 1846 CПБ-ПA, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-208, AU details. Well-struck and nicely toned with full underlying luster and 2 noticeable gouges on the obverse. Sold for: $299.00.
52173	Nicholas I. Rouble 1846 CПБ-ПA, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-208, AU. Fully lustrous and bright with prooflike surfaces and a sharp strike. Very close to Mint State.Sold for: $1,610.00.
52174	Nicholas I. Rouble 1846 CПБ-ПA, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-208, MS63 NGC. Boldly struck with shimmering luster beneath gray and russet toning. Not Sold.
52175	Nicholas I. Rouble 1849 CПБ-ПA, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-224, lustrous XF with rim bumps on both sides. Sold for: $431.25.
52176	Nicholas I. Rouble 1849 CПБ-ПA, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-219, superbly struck AU-UNC. Lustrous and brilliant with prooflike surfaces and light hairlines keeping us from calling this full UNC. Sold for: $575.00.
52177	Nicholas I. Rouble 1849 CПБ-ПA, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-219, MS65 NGC. Sharply toned with attractive greenish-gold patina. Sold for: $9,775.00.
52178	Nicholas I. Rouble 1852 CПБ-ПA, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-229, MS63 NGC. Silvery-gray and golden-russet toning with bold definition. Not Sold.
52179	Nicholas I. Rouble 1854 CПБ-HI, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-234, well struck XF with light gray toning and considerable remaining luster. Sold for: $322.00.
52180	Nicholas I. Rouble 1855 CПБ-ПA, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-235, sharply struck AU-UNC with a fully prooflike reverse. Both sides exhibit mottled, light gray toning and there is a small rim bump at 8 o'clock on the obverse. Sold for: $632.50.
52181	Nicholas I. Alexander I Column Commemorative Rouble 1834, by H. Gube, Bust right/ Alexander I Column, Bit-894, XF45 ICG. Even gray toning with moderate abrasions.Sold for: $1,495.00.
52182	Nicholas I. 1-1/2 Rouble 1836, obverse signed П.У., reverse unsigned, Bust of Nicholas I right/Bust of Empress Alexandra in the center, facing right, surrounded by busts of the Royal children with no circles, Bit-888, Uzd-4207, MS64 NGC. The strike is bold and the toning and attractive blend of gray and gold over prooflike surfaces. There is no sign of the edge flaw, or "cud" on the obverse rim between 4 and 5 o'clock, therefore we feel comfortable calling this piece an original striking. This is the finest piece certified by NGC and undoubtedly one of the nicer examples extant. A rare opportunity for the collector who desires to own one of the finer examples of this prized issue. Sold for: $138,000.00.
52183	Nicholas I. Platinum 3 Roubles 1844 CПБ, Imperial eagle/Date and value in circle, Bit-90, VF30 ANACS. Sold for: $2,530.00.
52184	Nicholas I. Gold 5 Roubles 1841 CПБ-AЧ, Imperial eagle/ Date and value in circle, Bit-18, MS64 NGC. Brilliant, gleaming luster with only a few insignificant marks. Not Sold.
52185	Nicholas I. Gold 5 Roubles 1846 CПБ-AГ, Imperial eagle/ Date and value in circle, Bit-27, lustrous AU. Well struck with moderate abrasions. Sold for: $1,207.50.
52186	Nicholas I. Gold 5 Roubles 1849 CПБ-AГ, Imperial eagle/ Date and value in circle, Bit-31, lustrous AU with a nice strike and a few light marks on the reverse. Sold for: $1,150.00.
52187	Nicholas I. Gold 5 Roubles 1850 CПБ-AГ, Imperial eagle/ Date and value in circle, Bit-53, lustrous XF-AU with moderate contact marks. Sold for: $1,035.00.
52188	Nicholas I. Gold 5 Roubles 1852 CПБ-AГ, Imperial eagle/ Date and value in circle, Bit-35, lustrous XF with moderate to heavy contact marks.Sold for: $1,035.00.
52189	Nicholas I. Gold 5 Roubles 1853 CПБ-AГ, Imperial eagle/ Date and value in circle, Bit-36, lustrous XF with moderate to heavy contact marks.Sold for: $1,092.50.
52190	Nicholas I. Gold 5 Roubles 1853 CПБ-AГ, Imperial eagle/ Date and value in circle, Bit-36, lustrous XF. Sold for: $1,092.50.
52191	Nicholas I. Copper Novodel 5 Kopecks 1830 CПБ, short ribbons, plain edge, Bit-H924, red and brown UNC with fully prooflike surfaces and a light scratch on the reverse. A very scarce issue.Sold for: $1,725.00.
52192	Alexander II. 25 Kopecks 1858 CПБ-ФБ, Imperial eagle/ Date and value in wreath, Bit-56, MS65 NGC. Fully brilliant and lustrous with bold definition and attractive green and gray patina. Sold for: $460.00.
52193	Alexander II. 25 Kopecks 1877 CПБ-HI, Imperial eagle/ Date and value in wreath, Bit-154, AU50 ANACS. Moderately abraded and lustrous with russet peripheral toning on both sides. Sold for: $184.00.
52194	Alexander II. Poltina 1857 CПБ-ФБ, Imperial eagle/ Date and value in wreath, Bit-51, MS64 NGC. Sharply struck with full, white mint luster and a prooflike obverse. Not Sold.
52195	Alexander II. Poltina 1859 CПБ-ФБ, Imperial eagle/ Date and value in wreath, Bit-97, MS64 NGC. Brilliant white with prooflike reverse and light abrasions. Sold for: $1,035.00.
52196	Alexander II. Poltina 1867 CПБ-HI, Imperial eagle/ Date and value in wreath, Bit-108 (R), MS64 NGC. Satiny luster with a sharp strike and a prooflike obverse. The subtle greenish toning is very attractive and the overall appearance is superb. A very rare issue, especially so in this Choice condition.Sold for: $8,050.00.
52197	Alexander II. Poltina 1877 CПБ-HI, Imperial eagle/ Date and value in wreath, Bit-125, MS64 NGC. Brilliant white with full, frosty mint luster. Sold for: $920.00.
52198	Alexander II. Rouble 1867 CПБ-HI, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-80, UNC details Stained NCS. Sharply struck with full luster beneath some type of old staining from improper storage. Sold for: $1,380.00.
52199	Alexander II. Rouble 1867 CПБ-HI, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-80, UNC details Stained NCS. Similar to preceding lot with old staining over full luster.Sold for: $1,265.00.
52200	Alexander II. Rouble 1877 CПБ-HI, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-90, lustrous XF with gray, green, and gold patina and a prooflike reverse. Not Sold.
52201	Alexander II. Rouble 1878 CПБ-HФ, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-92, AU55 NGC. Fully lustrous and brilliant with minor abrasions, but little, if any, actual wear. This piece would not have caused undue concern in a Mint State holder. Sold for: $402.50.
52202	Alexander II. Nicholas I Commemorative Rouble 1859, by Lyalin, Bust left/Nicholas I Monument, Bit-567, Uzd-4194, VF with minor rim bumps. Sold for: $747.50.
52203	Alexander II. Gold 3 Roubles 1869 CПБ-HI, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-31 (R), lustrous UNC. Bright and lustrous with only a few minor marks. Sold for: $5,175.00.
52204	Alexander II. Gold 5 Roubles 1868 CПБ-HI, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-16, AU. Well struck and lustrous.Sold for: $1,207.50.
52205	Alexander II. Gold 5 Roubles 1876 CПБ-HI, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-24, lustrous XF. Sold for: $1,092.50.
52206	Alexander II. Gold 5 Roubles 1879 CПБ-HФ, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-28, lustrous UNC with minor contact marks.Sold for: $1,725.00.
52207	Alexander III. 15 Kopecks 1888 CПБ-AГ, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-121 (R), UNC. Well struck and brilliant with a few minor hairlines. A very scarce issue and quite rare in this condition. Sold for: $2,070.00.
52208	Alexander III. 25 Kopecks 1886 AГ, Bust right/Imperial eagle and date, Bit-89 (R1), MS63 NGC. Well-struck and fully lustrous with light greenish patina. A low mintage (4,058 pieces) issue and very rare in Mint State.Sold for: $8,625.00.
52209	Alexander III. 25 Kopecks 1893 AГ, Bust right/Imperial eagle and date, Bit-96 (R), MS62 NGC. Another low mintage (8,008 pieces) issue, with full luster beneath light green toning. Rare in this condition. Sold for: $1,725.00.
52210	Alexander III. 50 Kopecks 1887 AГ, Bust right/Imperial eagle and date, Bit-80 (R), MS61 NGC. Full lustrous and well struck with marks in the left obverse field that prevent a higher grade. Very rare in Mint State. Sold for: $5,175.00.
52211	Alexander III. 50 Kopecks 1894 AГ, Bust right/Imperial eagle and date, Bit-87, MS63 NGC. Full, frosty white mint luster with a few minor contact marks. A lovely example of this type that is seldom seen this nice. Sold for: $1,495.00.
52212	Alexander III. Rouble 1893 AГ, Bust right/Imperial eagle and date, Bit-77, MS66 PCGS. Pristine surfaces with superb toning in shades of green and full luster. The finest example of this date that we have seen, and possibly the finest Alexander III Rouble of any date, and we had have some very nice pieces.Sold for: $10,925.00.
52213	Alexander III. Coronation Rouble 1883 ЛIII, Bust right with date below/Value above crown and scepter in wreath, Bit-217, Choice AU-UNC. Lightly toned with the slightest touch of rubbing on the highpoints and fully prooflike fields. An appealing example. Not Sold.
52214	Alexander III. Coronation Rouble 1883 ЛIII, Bust right with date below/Value above crown and scepter in wreath, Bit-217, Choice AU-UNC. Lustrous and brilliant with fully prooflike fields. Minor contact marks are noted with the slightest trace of rubbing on the highpoints. There is probably no actual wear on this piece. Sold for: $632.50.
52215	Alexander III. Gold 5 Roubles 1885 CПБ-AГ, Imperial eagle/Date and value in circle, Bit-8, MS65 NGC. Full mint brilliance with bold definition and only a few tiny imperfections. One of the nicer examples of this short-lived type we have seen. Sold for: $5,462.50.
52216	Alexander III. Gold 5 Roubles 1886 AГ, Bust right/Imperial eagle with date and value, Bit-24, Choice AU. Fully lustrous with just a touch of rubbing on the highpoints. Sold for: $1,265.00.
52217	Alexander III. Gold 5 Roubles 1886 AГ, Bust right/Imperial eagle with date and value, Bit-24, UNC. Fully lustrous, and bright, with light abrasions and a nice strike.Sold for: $1,610.00.
52218	Alexander III. Gold 5 Roubles 1887 AГ, Bust right/Imperial eagle with date and value, Bit-25, UNC. Bright and lustrous with light slide marks on the obverse. Sold for: $1,265.00.
52219	Alexander III. Gold 5 Roubles 1888 AГ, Bust right/Imperial eagle with date and value, Bit-27, AU. Full, bright mint luster with a touch of rubbing on the highpoints. Sold for: $920.00.
52220	Alexander III. Gold 5 Roubles 1889 AГ, Bust right/Imperial eagle with date and value, Bit-33, Choice AU. Minimally abraded surfaces with full luster and a hint of rubbing on the highpoints. Sold for: $1,150.00.
52221	Alexander III. Gold 5 Roubles 1891 AГ, Bust right/Imperial eagle with date and value, Bit-36, XF. A few light marks, as normal for the grade, with considerable remaining luster. A very scarce issue. Sold for: $1,380.00.
52222	Alexander III. Gold 5 Roubles 1891 AГ, Bust right/Imperial eagle with date and value, Bit-36, XF. A second example in virtually identical condition. Sold for: $1,725.00.
52223	Alexander III. Gold 5 Roubles 1893 AГ, Bust right/Imperial eagle with date and value, Bit-39, XF. Evenly worn with a bit of luster remaining. A scarcer issue. Sold for: $1,495.00.
52224	Alexander III. Gold 5 Roubles 1894 AГ, Bust right/Imperial eagle with date and value, Bit-40, XF. Lustrous, with no significant flaws. A scarcer issue.Sold for: $1,495.00.
52225	Nicholas II. Proof 20 Kopecks 1914 CПБ-BC, Imperial eagle/Date and value in wreath, Bit-116, Proof 64 NGC. Lightly toned in mottled shades of green with fully mirrored fields. Sold for: $977.50.
52226	Nicholas II. 25 Kopecks 1896, Bust left/Imperial eagle with date and value, Bit-96, UNC. Full luster beneath pleasing green toning. Sold for: $460.00.
52227	Nicholas II. 25 Kopecks 1900, Bust left/Imperial eagle with date and value, Bit-98 (R), MS63 NGC. Brilliant and lustrous with a hint of greenish toning and a few light contact marks. A very scarce issue. Sold for: $2,990.00.
52228	Nicholas II. Proof 50 Kopecks 1906 ЭБ, Bust left/Imperial eagle with date and value, Bit-85 (R1), Proof 66 PCGS. Deeply mirrored fields beneath heavy greenish-gray toning. A very rare issue. The regular issue of this date has the second lowest regular issue mintage of the type with only 10,009 pieces minted. There appears to be no record of the Proof mintage, but it is undoubtedly very small as Proofs appear very infrequently.Sold for: $19,550.00.
52229	Nicholas II. 50 Kopecks 1910 ЭБ, Bust left/Imperial eagle with date and value, Bit-89 (R), UNC. Full mint luster with lightly abraded surfaces. A very scarce issue. Sold for: $862.50.
52230	Nicholas II. 50 Kopecks 1914 BC, Bust left/Imperial eagle with date and value, Bit-94 (R), MS62 NGC. The obverse has full luster beneath speckled green patina, while the reverse is bright and lustrous with a touch of light green toning. Very scarce. Sold for: $632.50.
52231	Nicholas II. 50 Kopecks 1914 BC, Bust left/Imperial eagle with date and value, Bit-94 (R), MS63 NGC. Brilliant luster with a dash of golden toning and a few minor marks. Very scarce.Sold for: $862.50.
52232	Nicholas II. Rouble 1896 AГ, Bust left/Imperial eagle with date and value, Bit-39, MS62 NGC. Sold for: $1,265.00.
52233	Nicholas II. Rouble 1899 ФЗ, Bust left/Imperial eagle with date and value, Bit-47, XF-AU details, cleaned. Sold for: $149.50.
52234	Nicholas II. Rouble 1912 ЭБ, Bust left/Imperial eagle with date and value, Bit-66, lightly toned Choice AU. Sold for: $402.50.
52235	Nicholas II. Rouble 1912 ЭБ, Bust left/Imperial eagle with date and value, Bit-66, UNC. Well struck and brilliant white with nice, minimally abraded surfaces. Sold for: $431.25.
52236	Nicholas II. Proof Rouble 1914 BC, Bust left/Imperial eagle with date and value, Bit-69 (R), Proof 64 PCGS. Deeply mirrored fields with frosted devices and light bluish and green toning. Sold for: $12,650.00.
52237	Nicholas II. Rouble 1915 BC, Bust left/Imperial eagle with date and value, Bit-70, AU. Fully lustrous with light rubbing. A scarce issue. Sold for: $805.00.
52238	Nicholas II. Rouble 1915 BC, Bust left/Imperial eagle with date and value, Bit-70, MS63 NGC. Full mint brilliance with a touch of golden toning. Very scarce in this condition.Sold for: $2,185.00.
52239	Nicholas II. Coronation Rouble 1896 AГ, Bust left/Value over crowned sword, scepter, and orb, Bit-322, MS63 NGC. Full luster beneath light green patina. Sold for: $3,737.50.
52240	Nicholas II. Centennial of the Napoleonic War Commemorative Rouble 1912 ЭБ, Bit-334, XF with rim bumps. Well struck with abundant remaining luster.Sold for: $1,380.00.
52241	Nicholas II. Centennial of the Napoleonic War Commemorative Rouble 1912 ЭБ, Bit-334, MS63 PCGS. Sharply struck with mottled greenish-gray patina. Sold for: $4,887.50.
52242	Nicholas II. Gold 5 Roubles 1902 AP, Bit-29, KM62, MS67 NGC. Sold for: $207.00.
52243	Nicholas II. Gold 5 Roubles 1902 AP, Bit-29, KM62, MS67 NGC. Sold for: $218.50.
52244	Nicholas II. Gold 5 Roubles 1909 ЭБ, Bit-34 (R), KM62, fully lustrous UNC with light slide marks on the obverse. A very scarce issue and the first we have seen in quite some time. Not Sold.
52245	Nicholas II. Gold 5 Roubles 1910 ЭБ, Bit-36 (R), KM62, lustrous UNC with light to moderate abrasions. Very scarce and an issue that seldom appears.Not Sold.
52246	Nicholas II. Gold 7-1/2 Roubles 1897 AГ, Bit-17, KM63, XF with some remaining luster. Sold for: $546.25.
52247	Nicholas II. Gold 7-1/2 Roubles 1897 AГ, Bit-17, KM63, lustrous AU. Sold for: $575.00.
52248	Nicholas II. Gold 7-1/2 Roubles 1897 AГ, Bit-17, KM63, lustrous AU. Sold for: $575.00.
52249	Nicholas II. Gold 7-1/2 Roubles 1897 AГ, Bit-17, KM63, MS61 ANACS.Sold for: $920.00.
52250	Nicholas II. Gold 7-1/2 Roubles 1897 AГ, Bit-17, KM63, MS61 ANACS. Sold for: $805.00.
52251	Nicholas II. Gold 10 Roubles 1899 ФЗ, Bit-6, KM64, XF with luster remaining. Sold for: $276.00.
52252	Nicholas II. Gold 10 Roubles 1899 ФЗ, Bit-6, KM64, lustrous AU. Sold for: $373.75.
52253	Nicholas II. Gold 10 Roubles 1903 AP, Bit-11, KM64, lustrous AU. Sold for: $345.00.
52254	Nicholas II. Gold 10 Roubles 1903 AP, Bit-11, KM64, MS65 NGC. Sold for: $517.50.
52255	Nicholas II. Gold 10 Roubles 1903 AP, Bit-11, KM64, MS65 NGC.Sold for: $488.75.
52256	Nicholas II. Gold 10 Roubles 1903 AP, Bit-11, KM64, MS65 NGC. Sold for: $488.75.
52257	Nicholas II. Gold 10 Roubles 1911 ЭБ, Bit-16, KM64, lustrous XF and a scarcer issue with a mintage of only 50,011 pieces. Sold for: $287.50.
52258	Nicholas II. Gold 10 Roubles 1911 ЭБ, Bit-16, KM64, lustrous XF. Sold for: $276.00.
52259	Nicholas II. Gold 15 Roubles 1897 AГ, Bit-1 (R), KM65.1, short legend variety, lustrous XF. Sold for: $546.25.
52260	Nicholas II. Gold 15 Roubles 1897 AГ, Bit-1 (R), KM65.1, short legend variety, lustrous XF-AU with minor rim bumps. Sold for: $546.25.
52261	Nicholas II. Gold 15 Roubles 1897 AГ, Bit-1 (R), KM65.1, short legend variety, Choice AU with just a hint of rubbing. Sold for: $690.00.
52262	Nicholas II. Gold 15 Roubles 1897 AГ, Bit-2, long legend variety, lustrous XF-AU. Sold for: $546.25.
52263	A pair of Nicholas II gold 5 Roubles including: 1900, MS66 NGC; and 1902 MS66 NGC. Sold for: $373.75.
52264	A pair of Nicholas II gold 5 Roubles including: 1900, MS65 NGC; and 1902 MS67 NGC. Sold for: $345.00.
52265	A pair of Nicholas II gold 5 Roubles including: 1901, MS66 NGC; and 1902 MS66 NGC. Sold for: $299.00.
52266	A pair of Nicholas II gold 5 Roubles including: 1901, MS66 NGC; and 1903 MS66 NGC.Sold for: $345.00.
52267	A trio of Nicholas II gold 5 Roubles including: 1901, MS66 NGC; 1902 MS66 NGC, and 1903 MS66 NGC. Sold for: $517.50.
52268	A pair of Nicholas II gold 5 Roubles including: 1902, MS67 NGC; and 1903 MS66 NGC. Sold for: $345.00.
52269	R.S.F.S.R. Proof Rouble 1921 AГ. KM-84, Proof 67 NGC. An immaculate, flawless example with superb gold and blue toning. We doubt you will see a finer example of this type in Proof. Sold for: $17,250.00.
52270	R.S.F.F.R. gold Chervonetz (10 Roubles) 1923 ПЛ. KM-85, lustrous AU. Sold for: $2,990.00.
52271	U.S.S.R. Proof 10 Kopecks 1925. KM86, Proof 64 NGC. Fully mirrored fields with mottled green toning. Est.Sold for: $575.00.
52272	U.S.S.R Proof 10 Kopecks 1927. KM86, Proof 64 NGC. Brilliant and white. Sold for: $517.50.
52273	U.S.S.R. Proof Rouble 1924 ПЛ. KM90.1, Proof 66 NGC. A stunning example with pristine mirrored fields and spectacular blue and gold toning. A piece to please the most critical buyer. Sold for: $5,750.00.
52274	U.S.S.R. Proof palladium 25 Roubles Ballerina 1991. KM270, Gem Proof with frosted devices and nice cameo contrast. Sold for: $575.00.
52275	U.S.S.R. Proof gold 50 Roubles 1990. 500th Anniversary of Russian State, Moscow Church of the Archangel, KM251, Gem, cameo Proof.Not Sold.
52276	U.S.S.R. Proof gold 50 Roubles 1991. 500th Anniversary of Russian State, St. Isaac Cathedral in St Petersburg, Gem, cameo Proof. Sold for: $299.00.
52277	U.S.S.R. gold 100 Roubles 1977 M. KM-A163, Gem UNC. Sold for: $402.50.
52278	U.S.S.R. gold 100 Roubles 1977 M. KM-A163, Gem Proof. Sold for: $402.50.
52279	U.S.S.R. gold 100 Roubles 1978 M. KM151, Gem UNC.Sold for: $402.50.
52280	U.S.S.R. gold 100 Roubles 1978 M. KM151, Gem Proof. Sold for: $402.50.
52281	U.S.S.R. gold 100 Roubles 1978 SP. KM162, Gem Proof. Sold for: $6,325.00.
52282	U.S.S.R. gold 100 Roubles 1979 SP. KM173, Gem UNC.Sold for: $402.50.
52283	U.S.S.R. gold 100 Roubles 1979 SP. KM173, Gem Proof. Sold for: $373.75.
52284	U.S.S.R. gold 100 Roubles 1979 M. KM174, Gem Proof.Sold for: $402.50.
52285	Russian Federation gold 200 Roubles 1996. Issued by Bank Russia, KM540 (Amur Tiger), Gem Proof with a low mintage of only 1,000 pieces.Sold for: $5,750.00.
52286	Gold Mine Ingot 10 Zolotniks ND (1901). KM4, Sev-4206, XF with normal marks and minor rim bumps. These ingots were used to repay gold mine owners who supplied gold to the mint. Sold for: $690.00.
52287	Nicholas I Mining Institute gold medal ND (1834). Issued by the Institute of Mines and given for Diligence and Good Behavior, The obverse has a bust of Nicholas I facing left with the legend, BY THE GRACE OF GOD NICHOLAS I EMPEROR AND AUTOCRAT OF ALL RUSSIA, the reverse depicts a crowned woman sitting on a lion, holding a tambourine, placing a laurel wreath on the head of a kneeling youth, the obverse was engraved by H. Gube and the reverse by P. Utkin, 234.2 gm, as Diakov 512.1, but Diakov does not list a piece in gold, prooflike AU and struck with amazing relief. An absolutely incredible example of Russian medallic art. Sold for: $74,750.00.
52288	Empress Maria Feodorovna gold medal ND (1881). issued to the most deserving course graduates in women's gymnastics, Bust of the Empress right/Sun's rays over six-line inscription with wreath, Diakov-909.1A (R5), Smirnov 1266, 54.1 gm, 45 mm, prooflike AU with a reverse rim bump and obverse contact marks. A second extremely rare and spectacular medal. Sold for: $8,625.00.
52289	An interesting minor coin trio as follows. 10 Kopecks 1852 CПБ-ПА, KM164.1, Choice toned AU; 10 Kopecks 1861 CПБ-Ф, KM20.2, XF; and a 20 Kopecks 1851 CПБ- ПА, KM165, lustrous AU.Sold for: $517.50.
52290	Nine-piece Rouble lot including. 1831 CПБ-HГ, KM161, closed 2, cleaned VF with scratches on both sides; 1841 CПБ-HГ, KM168.1, about XF; 1842 CПБ-AЧ, KM168.1, lightly cleaned VF with light reverse scratches; 1844 CПБ-КБ, KM168.1, about XF with light reverse scratches; 1854 CПБ-HI, KM168.1, VF-XF; 1878 CПБ-HФ, KM25, good VF; 1899 ФЗ, KM59.3, VF with reverse staining; 1901 ФЗ, KM59.3, VF; and a 1912 ЭБ, KM59.3, XF. Sold for: $431.25.
52291	A 25 Kopecks and Poltina as follows. 25 Kopecks 1846 CПБ-ПA, KM166.1, fully lustrous, Choice AU-UNC with a small reverse rim bump; and a Poltina 1877 CПБ-HI, KM24, XF. Sold for: $402.50.
52292	An interesting 4-piece Rouble lot with several overdates. 1812/1 CПБ-MФ, KM130, VF; 1821 CПБ-ПД, KM130, VF details with obverse staining and light scratches; 1822/11 CПБ-ПД, KM130, VF; and an 1840/3 CПБ-HГ, KM168.1, lustrous XF. Sold for: $373.75.
52293	Four-piece lot of 50 Kopecks. 1896 AГ, KM58.2, Choice AU; 1912 ЭБ, KM58.2, AU; 1922 AГ, KM84, UNC with light abrasions; and a 1927 ПЛ, KM89.2, lustrous AU.Sold for: $431.25.
52294	Six-piece lot of minor coins. 5 Kopecks 1856 CПБ-ФБ, KM163, Choice AU; 15 Kopecks 1874 CПБ-HI, KM21a.2, lustrous AU, weakly struck; 15 Kopecks 1880/7 CПБ-HФ, KM21a.2, AU; 20 Kopecks 1856 CПБ-ФБ, KM165, lustrous XF with obverse staining and rim bump; 20 Kopecks 1880 CПБ-HФ, KM22a.1, XF-AU; and a 20 Kopecks 1909 CПБ-ЭБ, KM22a.1, choice AU. Sold for: $115.00.
52295	Belarus. Gold 200 Roubles Ballerina 2005. KM103, Gem Proof. 1 oz. Of fine gold with a small mintage of only 1,500 pieces. Sold for: $977.50.
52296	Crimea. Catherine II 20 Kopecks 1787TM, KM62, Bit-1275, AU50 ICG. A decent strike with no prominent flaws.Sold for: $9,775.00.
52297	Georgia. Copper Bisti (2 Kopecks) 1810. KM72, Bit-790, VF. Not Sold.
52298	Siberia. Denga 1764, Russia. Bit-1161 (R3), XF. This is an extremely rare original striking. Novodels of this issue are scarce, but appear from time-to-time. Original mint strikes, such as this, are almost unknown and are extremely rare. Not Sold.
52299	Siberia. 10 Kopecks 1778 КМ. Bit-1040, XF with flan flaws on both sides. Not Sold.
52300	A gold 5 Roubles 1902 in Russian Government certified and sealed holder with certificate, the Russian government answer to NGC and PCGS, the coin is Choice UNC, and although the coin is not at all scarce, it is seldom seen in these government certified holders. Sold for: $230.00.
52301	A gold 5 Roubles 1902 in Russian Government certified and sealed holder with certificate, identical to preceding lot. Not Sold.
52302	A gold 5 Roubles 1902 in Russian Government certified and sealed holder with certificate, identical to preceding lot. Not Sold.
52303	A gold 5 Roubles 1902 in Russian Government certified and sealed holder with certificate, identical to preceding lot.Not Sold.
52304	A gold 5 Roubles 1902 in Russian Government certified and sealed holder with certificate, identical to preceding lot. Not Sold.
52305	Russian Federation, Ballerina Four Coin Proof Set 1993, Silver 3 Roubles, KM323, Gold 10 Roubles, KM416, Silver 25 Roubles, KM423, and Gold 25 Roubles, KM425, all Choice Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $172.50.
52306	Russian Federation, Silver Ballet Swan Lake Proof Three Piece Set, 1997, 3 Roubles, KM567, 3 Roubles, KM568 and 25 Roubles, KM570, all Gem Proof in the original case. Sold for: $184.00.
52307	Russian Federation, Gold Ballet Swan Lake Proof Four Piece Set 1997, 10 Roubles, KM569, 25 Roubles, KM571, 50 Roubles, KM572 and 100 Roubles, KM574, all Gem Proof in the original case.Sold for: $2,990.00.
52308	Russian Federation, Lynx Proof Three Piece Set 1995, Silver 3 Rouble, KM474, Silver 25 Rouble, KM471, and Gold 50 Rouble, KMA475, all are Choice Proof. Housed in a custom case with certificate.Sold for: $1,725.00.
St. Thomas & Prince
52309	Democratic Republic, True Color Hologram Proof Six Piece Set 1998, Silver 1000 Dobras Peacock Hologram, KM79, Silver 1000 Dobras Hummingbird Hologram, KM80, Silver 1000 Dobras Fish Hologram, KM81, Silver 1000 Dobras Butterfly Hologram, KM82, Gold 2500 Dobras Hummingbird Hologram, KM83 and Gold 2500 Dobras Butterfly Hologram, KM84, all Gem Proof in the case of issue with certificate.Sold for: $345.00.
San Marino
52310	Republic silver 20 Lire 1931-R, KM-11, Brilliant Uncirculated.Sold for: $149.50.
52311	Republic silver 20 Lire 1931-R, KM-11, MS64 NGC, delicate silvery gold surfaces, a beautiful example of the biggest silver coin from this mountainous tax haven in Italy.Sold for: $230.00.
Sarawak
52312	Charles J. Brooke 5 Cents 1915H, KM8, MS64 NGC, light amber toning over fully lustrous surfaces. Scarce and desirable in this grade.Sold for: $230.00.
52313	Charles V. Brook Cent 1941H, KM18, brilliant UNC, full red-orange mint luster, one spot on the R of Brooke. Very rare date with an estimated 50 survivors from an original mintage of 3 million.Sold for: $920.00.
52314	Charles V. Brooke Cent 1941H, KM18, MS64 RB NGC, a gorgeous coin satiny surfaces and considerable original mint red. Very rare date and grade.Not Sold.
Saudi Arabia
52315	Hejaz. Husein ibn Ali 20 Piastres (Ryal) 1334AH Year 8 (1923), KM30, choice AU-UNC, lustrous and extremely well struck for this type. Issued one year before Mecca and the Kingdom of Hejaz fell to Abdal Aziz Bin Saud. This large silver type is becoming increasingly scarce.Sold for: $299.00.
52316	Hejaz. Husein ibn Ali 20 Piastres 1334AH Year 8 (1923), KM30, gem brilliant UNC, flashy surfaces and sharp details, one of the nicest we have seen of this type and certainly worth a good premium.Sold for: $431.25.
52317	Aramco gold 4 Sovereigns ND (1945), KM34, nice AU, lightly toned, one tiny rim nick.Sold for: $1,265.00.
52318	Khalid bin Abdal Aziz 100 Halala 1977 - 1397AH, KM59, lightly toned UNC, struck at the British Royal Mint for inclusion in the worldwide FAO sets, but a few were released into circulation in Saudi Arabia. Only about 200 are believed to exist and choice examples are becoming increasingly difficult to obtain as local Saudi collectors and Ebay buyers scramble to complete their collections. Certainly the key coin to the modern Saudi series and a coin with great upside potential. The regular issue of this type is dated 1978 - 1398AH. Value in BU in the SCWC is $325.Not Sold.
52319	Choice Collection of Modern Saudi Coinage, this group of 39 coins comprises a virtually complete set of Saudi Arabian coinage from 1354AH (1935AD) to 1980. All of the coins are choice UNC and carefully selected over many years for premium quality. Included in this offering is the very rare 100 Halala KM59 1977, which was struck by the British Royal Mint in very limited quantities, but not released into general circulation. This example is superb brilliant UNC and represents the key rarity in the modern Saudi series (catalog value $325.) The balance of the series is as follows: KM19.2 1/4 Ghirsh 1356, KM20.2 1/2 Ghirsh 1356, KM21.2 Ghirsh 1356, Silver types: KM16 1/4 Riyal 1354, KM17 1/2 Riyal 1354, very scarce in UNC, KM18 Riyal 1354, 1367 and 1370, KM37-39 1/4, 1/2 and Riyal 1374, Base metal types: KM40 Ghirsh 1376, 1378, KM41 2 Ghirsh 1376, 1379, KM42 4 Ghirsh 1376, 1378, KM44 Halala 1383, KM45 5 Halala 1392, KM46 10 Halala 1392, KM47 25 Halala 1392, error in legend, very scarce, KM48 25 Halala 1392, KM49 25 Halala 1392 FAO, KM50 50 Halala 1392, KM51 50 Halala 1392, KM53 5 Halala 1397, 1400, KM54 10 Halala 1397, 1400, KM55 25 Halala 1397, 1400, KM56 50 Halala 1397, 1400, KM52 100 Halala 1396, 1400, KM57 5 Halala 1398, KM58 10 Halala 1398 and KM59 100 Halala 1397H-1977, very rare date, and 1398-1978. This lot provides a great foundation for a choice collection of Saudi coinage. Total catalog/retail value is about $600. Sold as is, no return lot. Sold for: $747.50.
52320	Choice UNC Saudi Arabian Set, similar to the preceding lot but with two each of all the silver coins, all in choice UNC, and including the rare 100 Halala 1977 KM59. All of the coins are exceptionally attractive, hand-picked examples. This grouping features the 8 additional silver coins and lacks just a few common copper-nickel coins from the previous lot: KM40 1376, 49, 58 and 52 1400H. Total catalog/retail value is $700 and truly mint state examples of this series are becoming increasingly scarce. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $805.00.
Scotland
52321	David II (1329-71) silver Penny, S-5119, Edinburgh, only Fine but an interesting piece, double struck with six stars on reverse (!), and two portraits! Mottled two-tone dark gray toning. Comes with two old English tickets indicating it came from the collections of N.C. Brodie and Walter Allen. Rare and quite distinctive.Sold for: $345.00.
52322	James VI (1567-1625) gold Sword & Sceptre 1603/2, S-5460, 8th Coinage, crisply struck and Choice XF+ with excellent, well-set gold color and much residual luster beneath the tone. Superior flan. Details as shown in our illustrations. Few exist so fine, and thus the present lot offers an exceptional opportunity to acquire a coin of historical moment. Only son of Mary, Queen of Scots, by Lord Darnley (Henry Stewart), James led a fearful early life which he later escaped by turning to scholarly pursuits. His mother probably contributed to the plot against his father, who was killed by explosion when James was only two years old; she was sent to prison for this, as well as being accused of treason; she was executed for refusing to relent, at Fotheringhay Castle when James was 20. His earliest gold coins were minted in his name without any awareness on his part of their existence, but this piece came into being in the year that he succeeded to the crown of England, and as such it would seem to have special appeal. The sword's image would soon disappear from James's coins as he learned to fear sharp points after narrowly escaping death by sword in an attempted coup on his reign at a hunting lodge. This coin's charm, and super-clear detail, are undeniable. Here indeed is a precious memento from this curious reign which produced a history of sport from the king's own hand and a wonderful English version of the Bible for the world's Christians, which has endured for centuries because of its brilliant language.Sold for: $2,990.00.
52323	Charles I (1625-49) gold Unite, S-5531, 3rd Coinage of 1637-42, engraving by Briot, MS61 NGC, rather a silly technical grade because, in U.S. coinage, "61" denotes something unpleasant, whereas this is a splendid coin, virtually Mint State, sharply struck in all design elements on a full, unclipped, uncracked, round flan having gorgeous iridescent golden red toning over residual luster. No detriments of any kind! This is one of the prettiest of these Scots gold pieces to be found anywhere, in any collection, in any auction, and it's worth strong bids from knowing collectors seeking a marvelous representation of this portraiture coinage. Our estimate, we expect, will be exceeded.Sold for: $13,800.00.
52324	George III pattern copper Halfpenny 1799, by Milton for Colonel Fullerton, plain (irregular) edge, a choice piece (some say proof, some say mint state, but there is no sharp collar), an excellent impression with delightful chocolate-brown surfaces showing glimmers of mint red around the devices and letters.Sold for: $253.00.
Senegal
52325	Republic - Pair of 50 Francs 1975, KM5, Gem UNC and cameo Proof, 25th anniversary of the Eurafrique Program. Both preparations are very scarce.Sold for: $402.50.
Serbia
52326	Kingdom. Prince Milan I gold 20 Dinara 1879-A, KM-14, lustrous AU, satiny luster.Sold for: $575.00.
52327	Kingdom. Alexander I pattern Dinar 1890-E, KM-PnA6 for style but struck in aluminum bronze alloy, SP66 PCGS, a vibrantly brilliant and gorgeous example of this prime rarity of the region. This type, showing a youthful portrait engraved by the prolific Wolfgang Lauer, was never issued, although it led to the single-year piece dated 1897 (KM-21). An important and ultra-rare coin.Sold for: $5,462.50.
52328	Kingdom. Alexander I pattern 2 Dinara 1890-E, KM-Pn4, again signed by Lauer, struck in aluminum bronze alloy, SP66 PCGS, a gorgeous and brilliant mate to the 1 Dinar piece. This is so rare that Krause assigns no value, just a dash. Bid accordingly!Sold for: $5,750.00.
52329	Kingdom. Peter I silver 5 Dinara 1904, KM-27, commemorative issue to celebrate this dynasty's 100th anniversary, brilliant Choice AU, little marks but super-flashy luster! A few tiny edge nicks. Sharper than the Krause plate coin.Sold for: $517.50.
Sierra Leone
52330	Bronze "slave trade abolished" token or medal 1807, Vice-2 (most likely: restrike, not original), PR66 BN NGC, a nearly flawless and deeply mirrored piece having essentially perfect chocolate-brown color and surfaces. David Vice says (page 219 of his Coinage of British West Africa) that the obverse die showing the abolishment scene was engraved by one G.F. Pidgeon, while the Arabic side was cut by John Philip, and that the pieces made not in proof state were intended to circulate at trading establishments in Sierra Leone. Britain outlawed the slave trade in 1807 and the following year took over this territory from the Sierra Leone Company of London. This interesting and historic piece thereby marks a sea change for the colony. Most desirable!Sold for: $1,495.00.
Solomon Islands
52331	Elizabeth II, World War II in the Pacific 1991/92 Proof Six Piece Set, Silver 1 Dollar 1991 Pearl Harbor, KM30a, Silver 1 Dollar 1992 Battle of the Coral Sea, KM35a, Silver 1 Dollar 1992 Guadalcanal, with cracked capsule, KM41a, Gold 25 Dollars 1992 Guadalcanal, KM43, Gold 50 Dollars 1992 Guadalcanal, KM44, and Gold 100 Dollars 1992 Guadalcanal, KM45, all choice Proofs, in the original case of issue with certificate. Sold for: $1,380.00.
Somalia
52332	Republic gold 200 Shillings 1970, KM21, gem cameo Proof, 10th anniversary of Independence. Very scarce, popular camel motif.Sold for: $1,265.00.
South Africa
52333	Cape of Good Hope bronze Penny 1889, KM-Pn1, Victoria Young Head portrait, impaired brown Proof, sharp detail.Sold for: $1,840.00.
52334	Cape of Good Hope bronze Penny 1889, KM-Pn1, Victoria Young Head portrait, SP62 RB PCGS, Choice Proof, almost full red surfaces showing just delicate toning, nice reflective mirror fields. Rare.Sold for: $2,990.00.
52335	Cape of Good Hope bronze Penny 1889, KM-Pn1, Victoria Young Head portrait, MS64 BN NGC, Choice Proof with lovely chocolate-brown surfaces showing faint fingerprinting but this is overwhelmed by the beauty of the bluish hued surfaces. Rare so fine. The reverse features a superbly engraved rendition of the arms of the colony, technical description of which is as follows: Arms: Gules, a lion rampant between three Annulets Or, on a Chief Argent as many Hurts each charged with a fleur-de-lis of the second, for the Crest - on a Wreath of the Colours the Figure of Hope proper vested Azure resting the dexter arm on a Rock and supporting with the sinister hand an anchor sable entwined with a Cable also proper, and for Supporters - on the dexter side a Gnu and on the sinister side an Oryx (gems buck) both proper, together with the motto "SPES BONA", which means simply "good hope." In the 20th century, the arms were slightly changed but this version is the classic, early style. Sold for: $2,990.00.
52336	Griquatown bronze Penny (1890), KM-Pn6, Victoria Young Head portrait, SP63 RB PCGS, Choice Proof with mixed orange-red and brown surfaces, old toning spot on obverse near the rim at 11 o'clock. Dove carries an olive sprig (on reverse) over the far reaches of this Victorian colony, a charming motif. Rare.Sold for: $5,175.00.
52337	Griquatown bronze Penny 1890, KM-Pn5, Victoria Young Head portrait, PR63 BN NGC, Choice Proof with really handsome surfaces shimmering with bluish brown reflectivity, strike very bold. Rare variety showing date surrounded by 6 stars. A beautiful specimen indeed!Sold for: $4,715.00.
52338	Orange Free State bronze Penny 1888, KM-Pn13, PR65 BN NGC, deep brownish golden red surfaces and a delightful piece, exceptionally fine Choice Proof.Sold for: $2,530.00.
52339	Orange Free State bronze Penny 1888, KM-Pn13, SP64 RB PCGS, another beauty, this one having deep red color with a hint of toning, and glittering mirror fields. Rare.Sold for: $2,990.00.
52340	Republic bronze Halfpenny 1923, KM-13.1, MS63 BN NGC, Choice Uncirculated with bluish brown surfaces, seemingly nicer than the slab insert says.Not Sold.
52341	Republic bronze Penny 1890, KM-PnA22, Proof with mostly orange-red brilliance, carbon spot center of reverse (on the dot of the divider), reflective and very lovely.Sold for: $1,840.00.
52342	Republic bronze Penny 1890, KM-PnA22, another, SP64 RB PCGS, reddish brown glittering surfaces, very choice despite a light carbon spot at the adjoining tops of NY on reverse.Sold for: $2,990.00.
52343	Republic bronze Penny 1890, KM-PnA22, a final piece, perhaps the nicest, PR64 RB NGC, lovely and evenly colored with delicate toning on otherwise reddish orange surfaces, fields subdued (not deep or glittering as on the last piece). It is a rare circumstance to have even one of these in a sale, let alone three chances to buy one.Sold for: $2,990.00.
52344	Republic bronze Penny 1892, KM-2, portrait of S.J.P. (Paul, or affectionately "Uncle Paul" -- 1825-1904) Kruger (this rendition of his profile having been revived by the mint for the gold Krugerrand in 1967), first year of the new coinage for the Republic, MS62 BN NGC, harshly graded for this is a very nice Choice Uncirculated coin, sharply struck and blessed with dark bluish brown surfaces showing almost no abrasions. Hints of red mint luster peek out here and there.Sold for: $431.25.
52345	Republic bronze Penny 1894. KM-2, AU58 BN NGC, incredibly free from abrasions and having attractive, slightly reddish, chocolate-brown surfaces.Sold for: $460.00.
52346	Republic bronze Penny 1898, KM-2, Red and Brown Uncirculated.Sold for: $69.00.
52347	Republic set of coins: Penny 1898 Fine with stains, Threepence 1897 VF, Sixpence 1893 low-end VF, Shilling 1897 VF with some scratches, 2 Shillings 1892 VF.Sold for: $59.00.
52348	Republic bronze pattern Two Pence 1874, KM-PnA5, PR60 BN NGC, a dark piece with a surprising amount of eye-appeal for the grade.Sold for: $2,530.00.
52349	Republic bronze pattern Two Pence 1874, KM-PnA5, SP64 RB PCGS, another proof, this one with dark orange-reddish brown surfaces. Rare.Not Sold.
52350	Republic bronze pattern Two Pence 1874, KM-PnA5, MS65 BN NGC, nicer than the last, Choice Proof with beautiful surfaces toned bluish brown with patches of faded mint red.Sold for: $3,220.00.
52351	Republic coinage Threepence group, all graded by NGC as follows: 1893 AU50, 1894 XF40, 1896 AU55, 1896 AU58, 1897 AU50, 1897 AU55.Sold for: $920.00.
52352	Republic Threepence 1930, KM-15.1, PR64 NGC, very choice with speckled golden silvery surfaces. Krause says 14 pieces struck.Sold for: $1,265.00.
52353	Republic Sixpence lot, all graded by NGC as follows: 1895 AU50, 1896 AU55, 1897 AU50, 1897 AU53, 1897 AU55, 1897 AU58. Sold for: $920.00.
52354	Republic Sixpence & Shilling group, all graded by NGC as follows: Sixpence 1897 AU58 (2 pieces), Shilling 1897 AU55 (4 pieces). Sold for: $690.00.
52355	Republic silver Sixpence 1897, KM-4, a lovely coin with lots of bright luster: Uncirculated with original and lightly toned surfaces.Sold for: $299.00.
52356	Republic silver Shilling 1896, KM-5, AU50 NGC, dark gray surfaces and attractive. Estimates are not easy to make accurately because the SA market is so active, soft in moments and ferocious at others. This coin should be worth at least $300, however.Sold for: $460.00.
52357	Republic silver Shillings lot of 1897, KM-5, all graded AU58 by NGC.Sold for: $747.50.
52358	Republic silver 2 Shillings 1892, KM-6, Choice AU, medium gray toning, sharply struck. A prize for the grade.Sold for: $747.50.
52359	Republic silver 2 Shillings group, all graded as follows by NGC: 1894 VF30, 1894 VF35, 1895 VF30, 1896 VF30, 1896 XF40.Sold for: $805.00.
52360	Republic silver 2 Shillings lot, another group all graded by NGC, as follows: 1896 XF45 (2 pieces), 1897 XF45 (2 pieces), 1897 AU50, 1897 AU53. Quite an opportunity.Sold for: $632.50.
52361	Republic silver 2 Shillings 1896, KM-6, Choice AU with actual luster, and medium silvery gold toning, thus a handsome piece!Sold for: $517.50.
52362	Republic silver 2 Shillings 1897, KM-6, lustrous AU.Sold for: $373.75.
52363	Republic silver 2 Shillings 1897, KM-6, MS63 NGC, untoned silvery surfaces.Sold for: $816.50.
52364	Republic silver 2.5 Shillings 1893, KM-7, key date, AU50 NGC, light gray surfaces.Sold for: $3,220.00.
52365	Republic silver 2.5 Shillings 1894, KM-7, AU53 NGC, light silvery gold colored surfaces.Sold for: $1,035.00.
52366	Republic silver 2.5 Shillings 1894, KM-7, MS61 NGC, medium grayish lilac toning, no major marks. Rare grade.Sold for: $3,220.00.
52367	Republic silver 2.5 Shillings 1897, KM-7, lightly toned AU with a fairly sharp strike.Sold for: $230.00.
52368	Republic silver 2.5 Shillings 1897, KM-7, another sharp AU, lustrous silvery surfaces with some toning areas.Sold for: $345.00.
52369	Republic silver 5 Shillings 1892, KM-8.1, single shaft, Choice XF+ with handsome light silvery gray surfaces.Sold for: $1,265.00.
52370	Republic silver 5 Shillings 1892, KM-8.1, single shaft, Choice lustrous AU, sharply struck with handsome pale gold iridescent toning, hues of blue. Good old "Uncle Paul" never looked much better in silver than he does here!Sold for: $6,325.00.
52371	Republic coins type lot: Farthing 1938, dark XF; Halfpenny 1938, R&B Unc.; 3d 1938, dappled darkly toned Unc.; Shilling 1938, as the 3d; 2.5 Shillings 1937, botchy toned Unc. Sold for: $161.00.
52372	Republic gold Pond 1894, KM-10.2, VF35 NGC.Sold for: $632.50.
52373	Republic gold Pond 1894, KM-10.2, AU55 NGC.Sold for: $1,380.00.
52374	Republic gold Pond 1895, KM-10.2, XF45 NGC.Sold for: $1,380.00.
52375	Republic gold Pond 1896, KM-10.2, AU55 ANACS.Sold for: $1,725.00.
52376	Republic gold Pond 1898, KM-10.2, XF40 new ANACS slab.Sold for: $253.00.
52377	Republic gold Pond 1898, KM-10.2, MS62 NGC, soft satiny luster, soft strike on the bird.Sold for: $1,092.50.
52378	Republic gold Pond 1898, KM-10.2, MS63 PCGS, most appealing gold toning, soft strike on bird again.Sold for: $977.50.
52379	George V gold Sovereign 1923-SA, KM-21, PR63 ANACS, a lovely and choice Proof. 655 pieces struck, thus scarce. Most are not so pretty as the present specimen, which has only light hairlines.Sold for: $4,025.00.
52380	George V gold Sovereigns collection, all SA mintmark, KM-21 and 22: 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932. Choice AU to frosty Unc., a nice collection of all dates except for the rare ones! (Total: 8 coins)Sold for: $1,265.00.
52381	George V silver Proof Set 1923, the 3 Pence, 6 Pence, Shilling, Florin and 2 1/2 Shillings, KM15A-19, all in original toned Proof. The surfaces are far superior to most seen in the market with no noticeable hairlines or cleaning. Sold for: $1,840.00.
52382	Republic gold 1 oz Natura 1994, Lions, KM192, Gem Proof in the original case.Sold for: $1,265.00.
52383	Republic gold 1 oz Natura 1994, Lions, KM192, Gem Proof in the original case.Sold for: $1,265.00.
52384	Republic gold 1 oz Natura 1996, Elephant, KM204, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $1,035.00.
52385	Republic gold 1 oz Natura 1997, Buffalo, KM210, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $1,035.00.
52386	Republic gold 1 oz Natura 1999, Greater Kudu, KM255, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $1,035.00.
52387	Republic gold 1 oz Natura 2000, Ibex, KM261, PTA variety, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $1,265.00.
52388	Republic gold 1 oz Natura 2000, Ibex, KM261, PTA variety, Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $1,092.50.
52389	A trio of the rare 1980 fractional Krugerrands including: 1/10 Krugerrand KM105, Proof 67 PCGS; 1/4 Krugerrand, KM106, Proof 68 PCGS; and a 1/2 Krugerrand KM107, Proof 67 PCGS. The mintage on each of these three pieces is a minuscule 60 pieces. An extremely rare set in pristine cameo condition.Sold for: $9,775.00.
52390	Republic 4-piece gold and silver Proof Set 1994 including: (3) gold Natura 1/10, 1/4, and 1/2 oz (Lions), and silver 1 Rand (Conservation), Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $747.50.
52391	Republic 4-piece gold Krugerrand set 1996, 1/10, 1/4, 1/2, and 1 oz, all Gem cameo Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $1,610.00.
52392	Republic 4-piece gold and silver set 1996, Natura gold 1/10, 1/4, and 1/2 oz (Elephants), and Protea silver 1 Rand (Constitution), all Gem Proof in the original case.Sold for: $661.25.
52393	Republic 4-piece Natura gold set 1997, Buffalo, 1/10, 1/4, 1/2, and 1 oz, all Gem Proof in the original case with mint number 341.Sold for: $1,955.00.
52394	Republic 30th Anniversary 4-piece gold Krugerrand set 1997, with Privy Mark, Gem cameo Proofs in the original case of issue with certificate. From the best that I can determine a small number of 330 sets were produced of the Anniversary issue. They are quite popular and difficult to find. This is the first we have seen.Sold for: $2,185.00.
52395	Republic gold 4-piece Natura set 1998, Leopard, KM-PS167, 1/10, 1/4, 1/2, and 1 oz, all Gem Proof in the original case with certificate. This is set number 68.Sold for: $2,530.00.
52396	Republic 3-piece gold fractional Natura set 1999, Greater Kudu, 1/10, 1/4, and 1/2 oz, all Gem Proof in the original case with certificate Sold for: $575.00.
52397	Republic gold 3-piece fractional Natura set 2000, Ibex, 1/10, 1/4, and 1/2 oz, all Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $575.00.
52398	Republic gold 3-piece fractional Natura set 2000, Ibex, 1/10, 1/4, and 1/2 oz, all Gem Proof in the original case with certificate.Sold for: $718.75.
52399	Republic 5-piece gold Krugerrand set Anniversary Edition 2001, 1/10, 1/4, 1/2, and 1 oz, and a special 40th Anniversary gold medallion with 8.483 gm of .91667 gold (1/4 oz), all are Gem Proof in the original case with certificate. Only 400 of these special sets were issued.Sold for: $1,782.50.
52400	Republic 4-piece Prestige Natura gold set 2001, Oryx, 1/10, 1/4, 1/2, and 1 oz, all Gem Proof in the original case with certificate. This is set number 25.Sold for: $1,610.00.
52401	Republic Wildlife Series silver 4-piece Prestige set 2000, Lion, 1/4 (5C), 1/2 (10C), 1 (20C), and 2 oz (50C), all Gem Proof in the original case with certificate. A mintages of only 236 sets in the wooden case.Sold for: $253.00.
52402	Republic Wildlife Series silver 4-piece Prestige set 2001, Buffalo, 1/4 (5C), 1/2 (10C), 1 (20C), and 2 oz (50C), all Gem Proof in the original case with certificate. Sold for: $253.00.
52403	Republic Wildlife Series silver 4-piece Prestige set 2002, Elephant, 1/4 (5C), 1/2 (10C), 1 (20C), and 2 oz (50C), all Gem Proof in the original case with certificate. Sold for: $253.00.
52404	Republic Wildlife Series silver 5-piece gold and silver Prestige set Special Edition 2004, Leopard, 1/4 (5C), 1/2 (10C), 1 (20C), and 2 oz (50C), and 1/4 oz gold medal, all Gem Proof in the original case with certificate. A special limited edition of only 299 sets minted.Sold for: $253.00.
52405	Republic Wildlife Series silver 4-piece Prestige set 2006, Jackal, 1/4 (5C), 1/2 (10C), 1 (20C), and 2 oz (50C), all Gem Proof in the original case with certificate. Sold for: $103.50.
52406	A quartet of South Africa 9-piece Proof Sets as follows: 1947, 1948, 1951, and 1954, all in the original case. All toned, these are nice sets with the bronze coins mostly lightly toned with reddish color and attractive silver.Sold for: $546.25.
Southern Rhodesia
52407	George VI 2 Shillings 1941, KM19, lustrous AU, some handling in the exposed fields, very scarce date in this grade.Sold for: $86.25.
52408	George VI & Elizabeth II coins: Shilling 1952, KM-22 original Unc. with beautiful toning but a few unfortunate marks; 2 shillings 1952, KM-23, original Unc.; Halfcrown 1952, KM-24, original Unc.; Crown 1953, KM-27, again a few marks but a fully original Unc.Sold for: $184.00.
Spain
52409	Visigoth. Sisebuto gold Tremis ND (612-621AD), Cayon-216, Emerita, MS63 NGC, a lovely and lustrous coin, sharp in all details. (NGC mis-states type as 621-31, Cayon-262, which would be Suinthila).Sold for: $747.50.
52410	Visigoth. Sisebuto gold Tremis Toleto ND (612-621AD), Cayon 236, crude AU, fully readable legends.Sold for: $488.75.
52411	Visigoth. Suinthila gold Tremis Toleto ND (621-31AD), Cayon-281, Toleto, MS63 NGC, boldly struck with nice luster. The NGC holder incorrectly gives this as Cayon 236 (612-21).Sold for: $690.00.
52412	Ferdinand & Isabella Real ND (1497 Y SS) Burgos, Cayon 2623, XF40 NGC, nicely toned with bold design details.Sold for: $276.00.
52413	Ferdinand & Isabella gold 2 Excellentes (1474-1504) Sevilla, Cayon 2937, Friedberg 129, AU58 NGC, fully struck and attractive, superior to most seen in the market. Charming type featuring the facing busts of the royal pair.Sold for: $2,875.00.
52414	Carlos & Juana gold Escudo (1535 Y SS), Cayon 3146, S and Star, nice VF-XF, an attractive example of this early coinage.Sold for: $920.00.
52415	Felipe II Real Granada (1556-98), Cayon 3582, AU58 NGC, nicely toned, flat at one edge but with strong central details including the G-A and II denomination. Not Sold.
52416	Felipe II cob 8 Reales 1591/0 Seville, Cayon 4028, crude VF, very clear date and mint. Ex: Ponterio 10-1990, Lot 457.Sold for: $546.25.
52417	Felipe II 8 Reales 1591/0 Segovia, Cayon 4021-4023, aqueduct with three arcs, toned XF, very bold details, small planchet clip as made. A most attractive example of this early type.Sold for: $3,220.00.
52418	Felipe II cob gold 2 Escudos 1590/89 Seville, Cayon 4113, nice VF, clear date, mint and assayer, 6.72 grams. Rare and desirable with readable date.Sold for: $1,495.00.
52419	Felipe II gold 2 Escudos 1593/2 Seville, Cayon 4126, choice VF-XF, extremely bold date and assayer. 6.65 grams. Sold for: $1,150.00.
52420	Felipe III cob gold 2 Escudos ND (1598-1621), crude VF-XF, natural edge crack, mint name is not readable but the style would seem to be Seville. A portion of the round assayer's initial is visible. 6.86 grams, attribution to Felipe III is uncertain.Sold for: $805.00.
52421	Felipe III cob gold 2 Escudos ND (1598-1621) Seville, Assayer B, 1601-1613, nice VF with clear mint and assayer, denomination (II) and portions of the King's name LIPPVS II... 6.74 grams.Sold for: $977.50.
52422	Felipe III cob gold 2 Escudos 1619-G Seville, Cayon 5008, KM20, crude VF, surfaces rather rough looking, probably as made, full four digit date on the reverse and bold S mintmark and G assayer. Also the King's ordinal, III, is readable in the obverse peripheral legend. Rare and very desirable with a full date. 6.75 grams.Not Sold.
52423	Felipe IIII cob 8 Reales 1635/3-R Seville, Cayon 6312, KM80, toned VF, crude but very attractive, clear S and R and 635/3. Sold for: $546.25.
52424	Felipe IIII 8 Reales 1659/35 Segovia, KM111, Cayon 6531, superb XF, extremely sharp features, rare and highly desirable in this superior grade.Sold for: $4,600.00.
52425	Felipe IIII cob gold 8 Escudos ND (1621-1665), Cayon type 130, assayer B/R. The mint is not readable, but the BR assayer was used in Seville in 1661 only. 27.01 grams, crude VF with well-centered shield and cross. The attribution to Felipe IIII is not fully certain.Sold for: $4,168.75.
52426	Felipe V gold 2 Escudos 1732-JF Madrid, KM352, nice VF+, evenly worn and attractive, small scratch in the right obverse field, barely noticeable.Sold for: $690.00.
52427	Carlos III gold 4 Escudos 1774CF Seville, KM418.2, toned VF-XF, faint obverse adjustment lines, a pleasing example.Sold for: $690.00.
52428	Carlos III gold 4 Escudos 1780/79-PJ Madrid, KM418.1, VF, surfaces polished with noticeable contact marks.Sold for: $373.75.
52429	Carlos III gold 4 Escudos 1784/3-C Seville, KM418.2, F-VF, vague mount trace at the top.Sold for: $431.25.
52430	Carlos III gold 4 Escudos 1787-DV Madrid, KM418.1a, nice nearly XF, considerable original mint luster, small 8 punched into the left obverse field, purpose unknown.Sold for: $603.75.
52431	Carlos IIII gold 2 Escudos 1807-AI Madrid, KM435.1, AU-UNC, extremely bold strike and lustrous prooflike surfaces, light handling in the obverse fields. A most attractive example with exceptional "flash."Sold for: $546.25.
52432	Assortment of Spanish Gold Types, 1/2 Escudo (2), 1783JD-M VF and 1788C-S VF, Escudo (2), 1798MF-M AVF lamination and 1807FA-M nice VF-XF, and 2 Escudos (2), 1797MF-M lustrous VF-XF and 1798CN-S nice toned AXF. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $1,495.00.
52433	Spanish Kings Portrait Gold Foursome, Ferdinand VI KM378 1/2 Escudo 1752M-JB, toned VF+, aged rose patina, Carlos III KM425.1 1/2 Escudo 1788M-M, brilliant AU-UNC, sharply struck and very attractive, KM416.1 Escudo 1781M-PJ, harshly cleaned VF and KM418.1 4 Escudos 1782M-JD, possibly 2/1 overdate, VF with heavily burnished surfaces, mount trace on the rim. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $977.50.
52434	Carlos IIII gold Escudo and 2 Escudos, KM434 Escudo 1792M-MF, lustrous XF-AU, nice bold details, and KM435.1 2 Escudos 1801M-FA, AU with considerable mint luster, clearly FA/MF assayer. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $546.25.
52435	Isabel II 20 Reales 1854 Madrid, KM593.2, AU53 PCGS, a nice original coin with soft gray and gold patina.Not Sold.
52436	Isabel II - Trio of 20 Reales, KM593, 1850-M nice F-VF, 1851-M Fine and 1854 toned AVF, small surface marks. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $184.00.
52437	Isabel II gold 100 Reales 1859 Barcelona, KM605.1, nice XF, some original luster, 8 pointed star mintmark.Sold for: $230.00.
52438	Isabel II gold 100 Reales 1859 Seville, KM605.3, choice lustrous AU-UNC, very attractive, 7 pointed star mintmark.Sold for: $276.00.
52439	Isabel II gold 4 Escudos 1867 Madrid, KM631.1, choice AU-UNC, fully lustrous, some very faint hairlines evident primarily on the reverse. Six pointed star mintmark.Sold for: $161.00.
52440	Isabel II gold 10 Escudos 1868 (73) Madrid, KM636.3, fully lustrous AU-UNC, a very appealing coin with excellent "flash." Star date (18)73 in the six pointed star mintmark.Sold for: $299.00.
52441	Isabel II gold 10 Escudos 1868 (73) Madrid, KM636.3, choice UNC, fully lustrous with excellent details. Star date (18)73 in the six pointed star mintmark.Sold for: $299.00.
52442	Alfonso XIII gold 20 Pesetas 1889 (89) M-PM, KM693, choice brilliant UNC, minute rim nick below the date and some faint handling in the obverse fields, barely noticeable. Scarce date.Sold for: $690.00.
52443	Second Republic 25 Centimos 1937, KM753, Proof 66 NGC, incredibly bright, a true Gem. Struck during the Spanish Civil War. First we have seen in Proof.Not Sold.
52444	Assortment of Spanish Types, Escudo 1866M cleaned AU-UNC, now nicely toned, 10 Centimos 1870 brown AU, 2 Pesetas (3), 1870(74) XF, 1905, two pieces, AU and AU-UNC and 5 Pesetas 1898 cleaned AU-UNC. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $373.75.
Spanish Netherlands
52445	Philip IIII Patagon 1655/4 Brussels, KM53.3, toned VF, well-struck and attractive for this type.Sold for: $207.00.
52446	Philip IIII Triple Ducaton 1628/7 Antwerp, KM58.1, Davenport 4442, nice nearly VF, tiny attempted hole above Philip's head, planchet flaw on the reverse. Despite the minor blemishes this is an attractive example of this incredibly thick and heavy (91 grams!) type. Very rare, 2 Ducatons are occasionally available in the market, but this is the first triple that we have encountered.Sold for: $1,610.00.
Straits Settlements
52447	Victoria bronze 1/4 Cent 1889, KM-14, MS64 RD PCGS, tightly graded in the cataloguer's opinion, for this Gem Uncirculated coin has no abrasions worth mention, booming luster, and deep reddish gold surfaces. A wonderful piece!Sold for: $747.50.
52448	Victoria bronze 1/2 Cent 1889, KM-15, MS63 RD PCGS, deep red and truly exceptional, very choice. Most bronzes of this era, from British colonial Malaysia, never escaped the ravages of the humidity of that far corner of the world, not to mention having to pass safely through the last century.Sold for: $690.00.
52449	Victoria bronze 1/2 Cent 1889, KM-15, MS64 RB NGC, another excellently preserved bronze, very choice in fact, with nearly full golden red surfaces, lighter in color than the last.Sold for: $488.75.
52450	Victoria bronze 1 Cent 1901, KM-16, final year of this type, MS63 RD PCGS, luster a bit dull with toning splotches on obverse, still quite scarce.Sold for: $862.50.
52451	Victoria 5 Cents 1873, KM-10, key date, mintage of 60,000 pieces this year, and most perished long ago or were spent nearly smooth. Interested bidders should review our history of this piece as given under Lot 52965 in our auction #425, volume 2 of our January 2007 NYI sale, to appreciate the ravages which this tiny coin survived. The present specimen is AU and would be choice but for three heavy scratches on its reverse (and a small one under the bust truncation), but the portrait is a visual treat, as is the lovely iridescent bluish gray toning. Sharp, too! Rare in any grade.Sold for: $1,150.00.
52452	Victoria 5 Cents 1874-H, KM-10, another rarity with the same mintage as the 1873, this one a Choice About XF with deep gray toning.Not Sold.
52453	Victoria 5 Cents 1876-H, KM-10, XF40 NGC, mottled gray toning. Only 40,000 struck and not many have survived. A key to this series, in heavy demand from both traditional colonial collectors as well as a new generation of Malaysian enthusiasts.Sold for: $1,840.00.
52454	Victoria 50 Cents 1894, KM-13, AU55 NGC, a low-mintage piece (52,000), light gray toning, reflective luster, many very tiny abrasions, and the result is excellent eye-appeal for a coin at this grade level. Sharp strike, too. Bidding should be intense for this exceptional piece.Sold for: $1,265.00.
52455	Edward VII 50 Cents 1905-B, KM-23, AU53 NGC, light golden gray surfaces, quite attractive for the grade.Sold for: $373.75.
52456	Edward VII 1 Dollar 1903-B, KM-25, AU55 Raised PCGS, lots of small marks as seemingly always encountered on these, but attractive silvery gold toning. Crowned portrait by British engraver G.W. DeSaulles (who died the year this coin was made). Popular and scarce.Not Sold.
Sweden
52457	Eric XIV Klippe 16 Ore 1563, Ahlstrom 44a, XF45 NGC, lightly toned with some original mint luster, an attractive example of this early Swedish klippe coinage.Sold for: $546.25.
52458	Queen Christina Ore 1650 Avesta, KM162.2, choice brown XF, small natural flat planchet clip, glossy surfaces, bold details and very little of the usual planchet crudeness. A huge and highly entertaining copper type!Sold for: $287.50.
52459	Carl XII Platemoney 1 Daler, KM-PM38, partial date 171x, struck 1715-1717, and counterstamped with the shield of Gota in 1718. A decent VF example from the wreck of the Nicobar with pleasing brown surfaces and very little oxidation. Sold with certificate of authenticity.Sold for: $322.00.
52460	Carl XII Platemoney 2 Daler 1712, KM-PM43, possibly 1712/1 overdate, denomination with crossed arrows below, crude Fine with considerable oxidation scars and ragged edges, salvaged from the wreck of the Nicobar.Sold for: $155.25.
52461	Carl XII Platemoney 2 Daler 1716, KM-PM46, counterstamped with the Gota shield 1718, very readable stamps, crude VF, salvaged from the wreck of the Nicobar with certificate of authenticity. One of the nicer 2 Dalers we have seen from this find.Sold for: $460.00.
52462	Frederick I Platemoney 4 Daler 1729, KM-PM74, brown VF with somewhat rough stamps, an original example (not salvaged) and now in constant demand.Sold for: $1,265.00.
52463	Gustaf IV 1/6 Riksdaler 1803-OL, KM560, MS64 NGC, fully lustrous with bold features and no adjustment marks, an exceptionally nice example of this type. The holder incorrectly states the date as 1806.Sold for: $230.00.
52464	Carl XV gold Ducat 1864/3-ST, KM709, choice AU, fully lustrous, light handling in the obverse fields. Scarce type.Sold for: $862.50.
52465	Oscar II 5 Ore 1873, KM730, MS63 BN NGC, normal date. Toned in pale iridescence over some remaining mint red, especially on the reverse. Scarce mint state example of this one-year type.Not Sold.
52466	Oscar II gold 20 Kronor 1875-ST, KM733, MS64 NGC, fully brilliant and a scarcer early date.Sold for: $264.50.
52467	Oscar II gold 20 Kronor 1878/7-EB, KM748, brilliant UNC, some noticeable contact marks on the obverse.Sold for: $270.25.
52468	Oscar II gold 20 Kronor 1889-EB, KM748, brilliant UNC, nice surfaces.Sold for: $253.00.
52469	Oscar II gold 20 Kronor 1890-EB, KM748, MS65 NGC, fully brilliant.Sold for: $299.00.
Switzerland
52470	Aargau. 5 Batzen 1808, KM-13.1, MS64 NGC, sharp strike except for a few small details, very choice and somewhat prooflike with most pleasing, bright silvery gray surfaces. Obverse design features the flag of this canton (immediately west of Zurich), which freed itself from French occupation and joined the Swiss confederation in 1803, just five years prior to this coin's creation. A delightful piece.Sold for: $460.00.
52471	Bern. Quarter Taler 1774, KM-118, prooflike AU-Unc., sharp details and superb but for an unfortunate light scratch through the bear, glittering mirror fields, hint of silvery gold iridescence, marvelous edge design.Sold for: $143.75.
52472	Bern. Counterstamped 40 Batzen (1816), KM-182, on French Louis XVI 1793 constitutional ecu, host coin just Fine in detail but the two counterstamps (bear on shield and "40 BZ") are both deep and lustrous in their recesses, proving this piece to be fresh and exceptional. XF overall.Sold for: $488.75.
52473	Bern. Gold 2 Ducats 1727, KM-96, MS62 NGC, prooflike BU and very pretty, with gold toning and sharply struck. Charming, symbolic design celebrating the blessings of freedom under the blessings of God.Sold for: $2,990.00.
52474	Beromuenster silver Quarter Thaler 1720, KM-1, dated, a bit softly struck in one small area of the center but a Choice XF nonetheless, with delightful medium silvery gray toning, subtle iridescent lilac hues enhancing the eye-appeal. A most pleasing and quite rare piece, certainly seldom seen in American auctions and thus an opportunity for our collectors to see and appreciate this intriguing issue. It was issued by an abbey in this municipality, a part of the Canton of Lucerne; its castle housed Switzerland's first printing press in the late 15th century, and today the place remains a center of Swiss communications. This historic coin depicts St Michael slaying the mythical dragon (having a devil's face), while the other side shows the arms.Sold for: $1,840.00.
52475	Einsiedeln Abbey. Silver Ducat 1783, KM-Pn1, an off-metal strike grading just Fine, indicating use! Seldom seen.Sold for: $632.50.
52476	Rheinau Abbey. Silver 2 Ducats 1723, KM-Pn-5, off-metal strike and a nice example, sharp About XF with pleasing surface qualities, probably nicer in reality but softly struck in the centers. Seldom seen, certainly in American auctions.Sold for: $862.50.
52477	Vaud. Silver 40 Batz 1812, KM-17, Choice AU, a sharp and lovely piece, deeply struck with high borders and tons of luster beneath delicate golden toning. If dipped, this coin's flash would shine brightly but we don't recommend it. "Freedom and Fatherland" exclaims the motto of the canton, seen originally on a war flag of this place and also here on this big silver coin. The original Roman capital called Helvetia was a part of this territory. This is the first large coin issued in Vaud after confederation in 1803.Sold for: $460.00.
52478	Zurich. Silver Taler 1559, Dav-8780, HMZ-1122, Choice original VF, sharp in some areas, a bit of striking softness in others, but the Zurich lion is well detailed. Medium gray toning, untouched for centuries. Scarce and quite early!Sold for: $695.75.
52479	Zurich. Taler 1649/7, HMZ-1145, low-end VF but nice, round flan without problems. Scarce.Sold for: $195.50.
52480	Zurich. Gold Quarter Ducat 1758, KM-138, MS64 NGC, sparkling little coin, sharply struck.Sold for: $460.00.
52481	Zurich. Gold Half Ducat 1761/58, KM-139, Uncirculated, lustrous and most pleasing. The motto of the canton appears above the botched date.Sold for: $805.00.
52482	Confederation. 1 Franc 1899-B, KM-24, MS66 NGC, satiny luster, sharp strike, close to perfection.Sold for: $575.00.
52483	Confederation. 1 Franc 1928-B, KM-24, SP66 NGC, frosted cameo relief to the motifs, exquisite surfaces! Delicate toning.Sold for: $230.00.
52484	Confederation. Pattern silver 2 Francs 1860, KM-Pn14, MS66 NGC, a splendid piece booming with luster, silvery white with a few tiny abrasions and a hint of flecks of toning. Rare!Sold for: $2,990.00.
52485	Confederation. Silver 2 Francs 1862-B, KM-10a, lustrous XF.Sold for: $172.50.
52486	Confederation. Silver 2 Francs 1862-B, KM-10a, XF, light gray surfaces.Sold for: $161.00.
52487	Confederation. Silver 2 Francs 1914-B, KM-21, MS65 NGC, booming mint frost!Sold for: $276.00.
52488	Confederation. Silver 5 Francs 1874-B, KM-11, prooflike and lustrous Unc., many tiny abrasions but this coin has a gorgeous overall eye-appeal, set off by a really sharp strike and high beaded rims. Nice coin!Sold for: $431.25.
52489	Confederation. Silver 5 Francs lot: 1923-B KM-37, Unc.; 1934-B Fribourg, nice BU; (2) 1936 Fund, 1 AU and 1 Gem BU; 1984 and 1989 ST BU.Sold for: $207.00.
52490	Confederation. Silver 5 Francs Commemorative Set, all choice BU, featuring: KM41 Armament Fund 1936, KM42 Laupen 1939, very scarce, KM43 Zurich 1939, KM44 Confederation 1941, KM45 St. Jakob 1944, KM48 Confederation 1948 and KM51 Red Cross 1963. Presented in a custom lucite holder.Sold for: $402.50.
52491	Confederation. Silver 5 Francs 1939-B, KM-42, Battle of Laupen, cartwheel luster, Choice light gold toned Uncirculated and scarce.Sold for: $276.00.
52492	Confederation. Gold 20 Francs 1890-B, KM-31.3, MS64 NGC, gold toning.Sold for: $299.00.
52493	Confederation. Gold 20 Francs 1926-B, KM-35.1, scarce date! MS65 NGC.Sold for: $184.00.
Tanzania
52494	Serengeti Wildlife Silver 2500 Shilingi 1998, five examples of these huge issues, all gem cameo Proofs, KM35 Zebra, KM36 Giraffe, KM38 Wildebeest, KM39 Gazelle and KM-unlisted Impala. Very popular types for topical collectors.Sold for: $431.25.
52495	Serengeti Wildlife Silver 25000 Shilingi 1998, a an absolutely huge coin (100 mm) featuring a lion, cheetah and zebra, unlisted in the SCWC. The weight of this piece is approximately one kilo! Presented in the original case of issue with the coin encapsulated in plastic.Sold for: $690.00.
52496	Serengeti Wildlife Gold Proof Set 1998, 1000 Shilingi Lioness, 2500 Shilingi Lioness & Cub and 5000 Shilingi Lion & Lioness, all gem cameo Proofs, unlisted in the SCWC. Presented in the original case with encapsulated coins.Sold for: $690.00.
52497	Serengeti Wildlife Gold 50000 Shilingi 1998, KM58, gem cameo Proof in the original blue case of issue with the certificate of authenticity. A giant (65 mm) gold type featuring a lion, cheetah and zebra, and weighing 5 ounces of gold.Sold for: $6,900.00.
52498	Serengeti Wildlife Gold 50000 Shilingi 1998, KM58, gem cameo Proof in the original tan snap-lock case of issue, coin encapsulated in plastic. A charming design featuring male lion, cheetah and zebra. 5 ounces of gold.Sold for: $4,312.50.
52499	Serengeti Wildlife Proof Set 1998, five silver 2500 Shilingi featuring the Hyena, Crocodile, Lion, Cheetah and Leopard and a 10000 Shilingi KM42 with the Lion, Cheetah and Zebra. The six coins are gem cameo Proof and encapsulated in plastic. The entire set is presented in a large tan snap-lock case with descriptive cards and COA's.Sold for: $1,035.00.
Thailand
52500	Rama IV gold 1/16 Baht Bullet Money, KM-C153, single mark similar to the photo in the SCWC for C154, the 1/8 Baht. Nice VF, 1.02 grams.Sold for: $805.00.
Tonga
52501	Taufa'ahau Tupou IV Palladium 1967 Coronation Mint Set, KM21, 23 and 25, the 1/4, 1/2 and 1 Hau equal to 25, 50 and 100 Pa'anga, KM-MS2, all three coins are choice UNC and presented in the original blue and red case of issue. Approximately 3.5 ounces of Palladium.Sold for: $1,265.00.
Transylvania
52502	Sigismund Bathori silver Thaler 1593/2, dramatic overdate, Dav-8804 type, no flourish below shield, VF with light two-tone gray toning. Nice flan.Sold for: $1,495.00.
52503	Sigismund Bathori silver Thaler 1595, possible last 5/4 although the under-digit is not distinct, Dav-8804 for type, bust variant of ornate style and reverse style varies as well, Choice About XF, light flaw obverse upper left, pleasing two-tone gray toning.Sold for: $1,725.00.
52504	Sigismund Bathori silver Thaler 1595/65, or 9 over dropped 9, Dav-8804, a beautiful Choice XF+ with a sharp strike and superb flan, the color light silvery golden gray.Sold for: $2,185.00.
52505	Gabriel Bethlen gold Ducat 1629/8-NB, Fr-366, struck in the year of the prince's death, Choice lustrous About XF, nice details, lovely round flan, small abrasions, slight wave to the flan (normal), most pleasing.Sold for: $2,070.00.
Tunisia
52506	French Protectorate Piefort Essai Set, KM-PE1 20 Centimes 1945, KM-PE2 50 Centimes 1945, KM-PE3 Franc 1945, KM-PE4 2 Francs 1945 and KM-PE5 5 Francs 1946. All are choice UNC with mintages of 104. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $632.50.
Turkey
52507	Republic 100 Kurus 1934 - Pair, KM860.2, low star variety, two choice fully lustrous examples, one AU-UNC and the second prooflike UNC. Very scarce grade for this one-year type.Sold for: $230.00.
Turks & Caicos Islands
52508	Elizabeth II 1995 Silver & Gold Hummingbird Proof Set, KM209-211, three colorized silver 25 Crowns featuring the Streamertail, Purple-Throated Carib and Woodstar, and an unlisted gold 4 Crowns depicting the Bee Hummingbird, smallest bird in the world. Presented in a large wooden case with encapsulated coins, all gem cameo Proof.Sold for: $184.00.
Uruguay
52509	Republic Sunface Copper Trio, KM1 5 Centesimos 1854, overdate 5/4, nice glossy XF, and 1854/40, brown AU, very sharp details, tiny edge flaw as made, and KM2.3 20 Centesimos 1854, small reverse design, well-struck VF+ with considerable sheen to the surfaces. Three unusually attractive coins from this early series. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $402.50.
52510	Republic 20 Centesimos 1840, KM2.1, bold XF, extremely well-struck for this first date of the Republican coinage, two small planchet flaws which are typical for these pure copper issues. Although the surfaces appear to be lustrous, this illusion is the result of an old-time cleaning. Still very attractive and desirable.Sold for: $299.00.
52511	Republic 20 Centesimos 1843/0, KM2.2, choice brown AU with glossy surfaces and an unusually blemish-free planchet, rare grade for this early date. Sold for: $1,092.50.
52512	Republic 20 Centesimos 1854, KM2.3, boldly struck AU, brown surfaces with plenty of original sheen, two edge flaws as are typical for these copper planchets.Sold for: $322.00.
52513	Republic 40 Centesimos 1844, KM3, male sunface, brown XF, virtually no wear evident, typical small planchet flaws and unusual marks across the 4 of 40 on the reverse (in the die?). A crude but desirable example of this huge copper type.Sold for: $690.00.
52514	Republic Peso 1844 Montevideo, KM5, AU53 NGC, medal alignment, medium pewter gray patina, very nice planchet, deeply struck design features, far superior to most seen in the market. There is one tiny dig in the obverse field by the R in Oriental, barely noticeable.Not Sold.
52515	Republic Peso 1844 Montevideo, KM5, AU55 NGC, coin alignment, full mint luster beneath light gold and gray patina, one small flan flaw and resultant carbon spot on the obverse on the L of Republic, typical for this issue. The strike is remarkably sharp.Sold for: $1,380.00.
52516	Republic Peso 1844, KM5, the famous Montevideo Peso struck in coin alignment, lightly toned AU with exceptionally problem-free surfaces and bold details. Rare and highly desirable in this premium quality.Sold for: $1,495.00.
52517	Republic Sunface Bronze Selection, a high-grade collection of these attractive European mint types including: KM8 5 Centesimos 1857D glossy brown XF, KM9 20 Centesimos 1857D XF, few tiny flaws, KM10 40 Centesimos 1857D VF with small edge bumps, KM11 1 Centesimo 1869H (2) lustrous UNC, possibly ex Heaton Mint Collection, KM12 2 Centesimos 1869H toned AU-UNC, KM13 4 Centesimos 1869H (2), XF and AU, and Paris Mint strikings: KM11 1 Centesimo 1869A (2), lustrous UNC, KM12 2 Centesimos 1869A (2), AU and UNC, and KM13 4 Centesimos 1869A (2), AU and UNC. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $276.00.
52518	Republic Silver Collection, KM14 10 Centesimos 1877A (2), both with anchor pointing left, toned XF-AU and AU, 1893 no mintmark, VF and very scarce, 1893-So, lightly toned UNC, KM15 20 Centesimos 1877A toned AU and 1893-So cleaned XF, and KM16 50 Centesimos 1877A, choice AU-UNC, lightly toned and very attractive, and 1894 VF-XF. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $253.00.
52519	Republic Peso 1877A, KM17, choice AU-UNC, fully lustrous and very close to mint state, now quite elusive in this quality. Just a couple of tiny rim taps and emerging toning on the UR of Uruguay.Sold for: $322.00.
52520	Republic Peso 1878A, KM17a, rare date, cleaned VF, small surface marks and a tiny rim bruise on the reverse at the top. Despite the minor flaws this is still a very collectible example of this key date.Sold for: $373.75.
52521	Republic Peso Trio, KM17a 1893-So, cleaned XF-AU, small dig in the center of the reverse, and 1895, lightly toned AU, highly lustrous and very attractive, and KM18 1895, apparently the unofficial overstruck type made in the Paysandu area, toned XF-AU, and quite fascinating. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $172.50.
52522	Republic Pattern 5 Centavos 1899, KM-PnA34, copper-nickel (non-magnetic) pattern featuring Libertad, choice lightly toned UNC.Sold for: $172.50.
52523	Republic Pattern 20 Centavos 1899, KM-Pn37, copper-nickel, choice lightly toned UNC.Sold for: $143.75.
52524	Republic 1899 Pattern Set, the 5, 10 and 20 Centavos in copper-nickel, KM-PnA34, 35 and 37, all in choice specimen quality UNC, lightly toned and very attractive. Scarce and desirable in this select condition.Sold for: $488.75.
52525	Republic Type & Date Collection, KM19 1 Centesimo 1936A BU, KM20 2 Centesimos 1924 toned UNC, KM24 20 Centesimos 1920 XF-AU, KM22 50 Centesimos 1916, choice AU-UNC, fully brilliant with light peripheral toning, rare in this quality, and 1917, brilliant UNC, typical small surface marks, and KM23 Peso 1917 (2), VF+ and sharply struck AU, very lightly cleaned. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $253.00.
52526	Republic High Grade Type Selection, KM25 10 Centesimos 1930 (2) UNC, KM26 20 Centesimos 1930 (2) toned UNC, KM28 10 Centesimos 1936 UNC, KM29 20 Centesimos 1942 UNC, KM31 50 Centesimos 1943 UNC, and KM27 gold 5 Pesos 1930 (2), cleaned XF rimbump and UNC. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $373.75.
52527	Republic gold Pattern 2 Centesimos 1943-So, KM-Pn44, choice Proof, mintage unknown but certainly very rare. Plain edge, 6.81 grams. Sold for: $747.50.
52528	Republic Aluminum-Bronze Pattern Set 1930, Ex: Whittier Collection, KM-E8 10 Centesimos MS63 NGC, KM-E11 20 Centesimos MS62 NGC and KM-E13 5 Pesos MS63 NGC. All three coins have ESSAI added to the regular design.Sold for: $747.50.
52529	Republic gold Pattern 20 Centesimos 1930, KM-E12, superb Proof with extremely faint hairlines, Paris Mint privy marks and with ESSAI added to the obverse legend. Very rare with only 60 pieces minted. 8.95 grams.Sold for: $1,725.00.
52530	Republic gold Pattern 50 Centesimos 1943-So, KM-Pn45, choice brilliant Proof, mirror surfaces. Very rare gold striking of the regular issue type, KM31. 11.45 grams.Sold for: $862.50.
52531	Republic gold Pattern Peso 1942-So, KM-Pn43, AU-UNC, somewhat prooflike surfaces, gold striking of the regular issue type, KM30. Very rare. 15.22 grams.Sold for: $1,092.50.
52532	Republic gold Pattern Peso 1942-So, KM-Pn43, nice prooflike UNC, faint obverse hairlines, very rare gold striking of KM30. 15.96 grams.Sold for: $977.50.
52533	Republic gold Presentation Pattern Set 1953, KM-Pn46, 48, 49 and 50, Proof strikings of the 1, 2, 5 and 10 Centesimos, circulating types KM32-35. All four examples are cameo Proofs with some hairlines and cloudy patches on the reverses. Only 100 pieces were struck for each denomination. A choice set complete with fitted case brought $2530 in our September, 2006 sale.Sold for: $1,610.00.
52534	Republic gold 1 Centesimo 1953, KM-Pn46, gold pattern or presentation striking of KM32, Proof with some cloudiness on the reverse. Rare with a reported mintage of 100.Sold for: $402.50.
52535	Republic gold Pattern 20 Centesimos 1954, KM-Pn51, cameo Proof, but with noticeable scratches on the obverse. Very rare with only 100 struck in gold. 6.01 grams.Sold for: $345.00.
52536	1960 gold Presentation Pattern Set, KM-Pn53 through Pn58, the complete six coin series comprising the 2, 5, 10, 25, 50 Centesimos and Peso, KM37-42, all struck in gold and choice prooflike UNC. Only 100 pieces were struck for each type. Very rare and desirable set!Sold for: $2,530.00.
52537	Republic Aluminum-Bronze Pattern 50 Centesimos 1965, KM-Pn63, MS63 NGC.Sold for: $230.00.
52538	Republic Aluminum Pattern 50 Centesimos 1965, unlisted in KM, similar to Pn65, MS64 NGC.Sold for: $230.00.
52539	Republic Copper-Nickel Pattern 50 Centesimos 1965, KM-Pn65, MS65 NGC, a choice example.Sold for: $230.00.
52540	Republic 10 Pesos 1961, KM43, nice Proof with a cameo effect on the bust of the Gaucho. Struck to commemorate the War of Independence against Spain. Very rare in Proof.Sold for: $322.00.
52541	High Grade 1960's Assortment, KM43 10 Pesos 1961 (2), nice BU, KM50 5 Pesos 1968 Proof, KM54 10 Pesos 1969 Proof, KM55 1000 Pesos 1969 (3), two BU and one gem Proof, KM55a 1000 Pesos 1969 Bronze, UNC, and two Proof Sets from the Banco Central del Uruguay, both in aging plastic holders, with Santiago Mint silver patterns for the 1968 coinage including the 1, 5, 10, 20 and 50 Pesos Artigas designs, and a similar set with silver patterns for 1, 5 and 10 Pesos sunface designs 1969. An interesting group of these modern issues. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $253.00.
52542	Quartet of Proof Patterns, KM-Pn102 silver pattern for the 50 Pesos 1971, regular issue type KM58, choice cameo Proof, KM-Pn103, similar pattern in gold, two pieces, both cameo Proofs weighing 8.8 grams each, and KM-Pn106, silver pattern for the 100 Pesos 1973, regular type KM59, Proof with some handling in the fields. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $460.00.
52543	Republic gold 5 New Pesos 1976, KM70a, struck to mark the 250th anniversary of the founding of Montevideo, this gold striking was limited to 100 pieces. Choice Proof and very rare.Sold for: $747.50.
52544	Republic gold Set 1977, KM71b, 72b and 73b, gold strikings in choice cameo Proof of the 1, 2 and 5 Centesimos, KM71-73, with only 50-52 pieces struck of each type. Rarely seen in the market!Sold for: $632.50.
52545	Republic 1980's Selection, KM82 500 Nuevo Pesos 1983 BU, KM118 silver 2000 Nuevo Pesos 1983 Proof, KM118 bronze pattern 2000 Nuevo Pesos 1983, one with regular thickness and reeded edge and one piefort (double-thick) with plain edge, both choice Proof, KM119 20000 NP patterns, both plain edge pieforts and choice Proof, one in silver and one in bronze (KM118-119 struck to honor the visit of the Spanish royal family), KM87 2000 NP 1984 Proof, KM88 2000 NP 1984 Proof, and similar plain edge piefort silver pattern 1984, Proof with matte obverse details, KM-P10, and KM91 5000 Nuevo Pesos 1987 (3), all gem Proof. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $431.25.
Vatican
52546	Pius XI gold 100 Lire 1929, KM-9, Year VIII, Gem Uncirculated.Sold for: $517.50.
52547	Pius XI gold 100 Lire 1929, KM-9, Year VIII, Gem Uncirculated.Sold for: $488.75.
52548	Pius XI gold 100 Lire 1930, KM-9, Year IX, MS65 NGC.Sold for: $977.50.
52549	Pius XI gold 100 Lire 1933-34, KM-19, lustrous Uncirculated.Sold for: $345.00.
52550	Pius XI gold 100 Lire 1933-34, KM-19, Choice Uncirculated.Sold for: $349.60.
52551	Pius XI gold 100 Lire 1936, KM-10, lustrous Uncirculated.Sold for: $345.00.
52552	Pius XI gold 100 Lire 1936, KM-10, Choice Uncirculated.Sold for: $373.75.
52553	Pius XII gold 100 Lire 1939, KM-30.1, Choice Uncirculated.Sold for: $402.50.
52554	Pius XII gold 100 Lire 1940, KM-30.1, Choice Uncirculated.Sold for: $546.25.
52555	Pius XII gold 100 Lire 1948, KM-39, Choice Uncirculated.Sold for: $373.75.
52556	Pius XII gold 100 Lire 1948, KM-39, Choice Uncirculated.Sold for: $431.25.
52557	Pius XII gold 100 Lire 1950, KM-48, roman numerals date, Gem Uncirculated.Sold for: $299.00.
52558	Pius XII gold 100 Lire 1953, KM-53.1, Choice Uncirculated.Sold for: $920.00.
52559	Pius XII gold 100 Lire 1955, KM-53.1, Gem Uncirculated.Sold for: $1,495.00.
52560	Pius XII gold 100 Lire 1957, KM-A53, MS66 NGC, Gem Uncirculated.Sold for: $575.00.
52561	Pius XII gold 100 Lire 1958, KM-A53, Choice Uncirculated.Sold for: $299.00.
52562	John XXIII gold 100 Lire 1959, KM-66, Choice Uncirculated, a beautiful example of this key modern piece. Krause value is $2,280.Sold for: $2,530.00.
52563	John XXIII gold 100 Lire 1959, KM-66, Choice Uncirculated, another lustrous piece.Sold for: $2,185.00.
52564	John Paul II gold 100,000 Lire 1996-R, KM-357, Gem Proof in plastic capsule as issued for the Holy Year, and in red Vatican City plush case, all within official tan cardboard box with gilt lettering on top. Contains .4422 oz of gold.Sold for: $488.75.
52565	Holy Year 1950 Mint Set, KM-MS44, five piece set with the gold 100 Lire KM-Y48 and in the original red card of issue. Very scarce.Sold for: $373.75.
52566	Pius XII Mint Set 1957, KM-MS56, the eight coin set including the gold 100 Lire, in the original card of issue.Sold for: $373.75.
52567	Large Group of Vatican Mint Sets, John XXIII 1962 (2); Paul VI 1964-II (4), 1966-IV (1), 1967-V (10) and 1968-VI (1). All are the non-gold sets and in the original cards of issue. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $431.25.
Venezuela
52568	Republic 2 Reales 1858A, KM-Y10, Choice Proof, deeply toned with pewter gray and blue-green highlights, sparkling mirror surfaces with a tiny natural planchet flaw in the left obverse field. Extremely rare and a coin with immediate eye appeal.Sold for: $9,200.00.
52569	Republic gold 20 Bolivares 1880, KM-Y32, nice lustrous XF, scarcer date, close 1 and 8 variety.Sold for: $402.50.
52570	Republic gold 20 Bolivares 1904, KM-Y32, choice brilliant UNC, a premium example of this date.Sold for: $207.00.
52571	Republic gold 20 Bolivares - Pair, KM-Y32, 2 examples, 1911 AU and 1912 AU, light hairlines.Sold for: $299.00.
52572	Venezuela Type & Date Selection, a useful group of 14 coins from this popular country featuring: KM-Y27 5 Centimos 1938 toned UNC, KM-Y22 Bolivar 1926 XF, 1936 (2) toned AU-UNC and BU, KM-Y22a Bolivar 1945 BU, KM-Y23 2 Bolivares 1926 XF, 1929 AU, KM-Y23a 2 Bolivares 1945 (3), all UNC, KM-Y24.2 5 Bolivares 1936 XF, KM-Y47 50 Bolivares 1975 Giant Armadillo, BU, KM-Y58 100 Bolivares (1983) Bolivar Proof and KM-Y31 gold 10 Bolivares 1930 BU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $373.75.
52573	Republic gold 1000 Bolivares 1975, KM-Y48.1, choice BU, Cock of the Rocks, feathered wings, Conservation Series.Sold for: $1,380.00.
52574	Republic gold 10000 Bolivares 1987, KM-Y61, gem cameo Proof, Bolivar bust by Barre.Sold for: $747.50.
52575	Republic gold 10000 Bolivares 1987, KM-Y61, gem cameo Proof, Bolivar bust by Barre.Sold for: $747.50.
52576	Republic gold 3000 Bolivares (1983), KM-Y59, gem Proof, commemorating the 200th anniversary of the birth of Simon Bolivar. Sold for: $1,035.00.
52577	Republic gold Commemorative Medal 1967, this handsome issue marks the 400th anniversary of the founding of Caracas in 1567 by Diego De Losada, and features his bust on the obverse with modern buildings and statues on the reverse. Nice cameo Proof, faint hairlines in the exposed fields. Stamped 03 04 on the reverse, perhaps indicating the 304th struck. 40.5 mm, 35.0 grams, .900 fine.Sold for: $805.00.
Zaire
52578	Democratic Republic of Congo Proof Set 1999, Explorers of Africa set in the original plush case with 4 COA's, including two silver 10 Francs honoring Livingston and Stanley, KM20 and 21, and two gold 100 Francs with similar designs, KM177 and 178. Each gold coin weighs one ounce pure.Sold for: $1,552.50.
Zanzibar
52579	Sultan Barghash ibn Said Ryal 1299AH (1881), KM4, lustrous AU-UNC, lightly cleaned long ago but now with subtle champagne patina and excellent eye appeal. Very scarce type in this grade, and long considered one of the classic "crowns" of Africa.Not Sold.
World Lots
52580	West Indies Silver Selection, nine examples featuring: Cuba Star Peso 1934, Exile Peso 1965, 40 Centavos 1952 (2), Danish West Indies 20 Cents 1862, Dominican Republic 1/2 Peso 1961, and Haiti 50 Centimes 1882 and 1887 and Gourde 1895. Grades range from XF to BU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $402.50.
52581	Eastern European Type Assortment, Montenegro 2 Perpera 1910 and 1914 (2), Serbia 20 Para 1917, 2 Dinara 1897 (2), 1904 and 1915 and Yugoslavia 20 Dinara 1931 (2). Grades vary from XF to AU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $345.00.
52582	Central American Expedition, El Salvador Peso 1908, Guatemala 4 Reales 1894H and Peso 1896, Honduras Real 1870, 50 Centavos 1883 and Peso 1890, Nicaragua 50 Cents 1929 (2), scarce date, and Panama 25 Cents 1904. Grades are generally XF to AU. Sold as is, no return lot. Sold for: $299.00.
52583	Silver Treasures of Asia, a nice selection including coins from Burma, French Indo-China, Mongolia, Thailand and Tibet. The quality varies from VF to BU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $322.00.
52584	African Type Mixture, seventeen coins from the Africa, good selection with several silver types. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $299.00.
52585	Latin American Silver Crown Collection, Bolivia 8 Reales 1820, 8 Soles 1833LM and Peso 1860, El Salvador Peso 1909, Brazil 960 Reis 1814 and 2000 Reis 1858 and Peru 8 Reales 1821. Grades vary from F-VF to AU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $230.00.
52586	North Africa and the Middle East, a fascinating selection of primarily silver types from the 20th century. Grades are mostly XF to BU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $402.50.
52587	If It's Tuesday It Must Be Belgium, here's a chance to tour Europe without the long plane ride, a great assortment of mostly silver coins featuring scarcer types from Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Estonia and more. Most of the coins are lustrous XF to BU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $575.00.
52588	Latin American Collection, a wide range of high grade types, mostly silver and several crown-sized. The grades are very pleasing with most of the coins in the lustrous XF to BU range. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $747.50.
52589	From The Land Of The Midnight Sun, Scandinavian types featuring: Denmark, Faroe Islands, Finland, Greenland, Norway and Sweden. Some of the silver 2 Kroner pieces are particularly choice. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $632.50.
52590	Dazzling Selection of Certified Euros, an impressive group of commemorative Euro coinage struck from 2002-2005 and certified individually by PCGS. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $230.00.
52591	British Commonwealth Worldwide Mixture, a very nice group of coins ranging from the 18th century to 1950 and including classic issues from Ceylon, Ionian Islands, India and more. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $805.00.
52592	Popular Portuguese Colonial Types, seven very useful coins from Angola, Port. India and Guinea and Cape Verde. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $345.00.
52593	A Nice Selection of Latin Silver Crowns, Bolivia 8 Reales 1819, 8 Soles 1843, 1849 and 1855, Chile Pesos 1879 and 1881, Guatemala 8 Reales 1835 and counterstamped 1894 on Chile Peso 1884, and Peru 8 Reales 1793, 1808 and 1814. Grades range from F to XF. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $488.75.
52594	French and Related Types, some earlier coins featuring: France Sol 1791, 30 Sols silver 1792, Ecu 1779, 5 Francs 1845 and Pattern 10 Centimes 1848, French Guiana 10 Cents 1846, Guadeloupe Franc 1921 (2) and Monaco 2 Francs 1924. VF-UNC. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $517.50.
52595	Interesting Group of Latin Overdates, Bolivia 8 Reales 1781/0, very faint, nice toned VF, the Calbeto plate coin, and 1790/89 toned AVF, 8 Soles 1830/29 VF+ and 1846/5 cleaned VF, and Mexico Pillar 8 Reales, both sea salvaged but quite nice, 1739/8/6 and 1743/2. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $460.00.
52596	Latin American 2 & 4 Reales, Bolivia 4 Reales 1774, 1780 and 1808, Mexico Pillar 2 Reales 1749, 1751, 1753 and 1771, 4 Reales 1794 and Peru 4 Reales 1815 and South Peru 1838 Arequipa. The grades vary from nice VG to VF. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $373.75.
52597	European Silver Selection, Belgium 2 Francs 1866, France 5 Francs 1848, Germany-Prussia Talers 1866 and 1871, Italy-Naples 120 Grana 1849, Netherlands 2 1/2 Gulden 1872, Great Britain 4 Pence 1784 and Portugal 500 Reis 1865. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $373.75.
52598	Sextet of Mint State Minors, Great Britain 1/3 Farthing 1866, Ireland Penny 1931, Italy 50 Lire 1956, Jamaica Penny 1918C and Togo 1 and 2 Francs 1948. All the coins are UNC, the Italy 50 Lire is a Gem and the two Togo coins have a bit of white oxidation on the reverse. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $241.50.
52599	Three Latin Silver Colonials, Guatemala 2 Reales 1772-G, toned F-VF, very scarce, Peru Real 1772-JM, toned Fine and Peru Pillar 2 Reales 1756-JM, nicely toned VF with adjustment marks or scratches on the obverse. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $161.00.
52600	Fascinating Collection of Older Overdates, here is a neat group of European coins from the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, all with overdates! A very interesting group of true collector coins. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $977.50.
52601	Better British Commonwealth Quartet, Australia Penny 1928, brown XF, strong central diamond, Great Britain (used in Malta) 1/3 Farthing 1878, brown XF, Southern Rhodesia 2 Shillings 1935, lustrous XF, tiny rim nick and Halfcrown 1934, fully lustrous AU, very attractive. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $207.00.
52602	Latin American Castle Quartillas, Bolivia 1803 VF, 1808 (2), both VF, Chile 1817 Fine, Colombia-Popayan 1816 porous VF, Guatemala 1796 VF and Peru 1820 (2), both nice VF+. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $276.00.
52603	19th Century Japanese Silver Selection, 5 Sen Year 6 VF and 10 (2), VF and toned XF, 20 Sen Year 3 (2), both XF, 50 Sen Year 3 nice VF-XF and Year 4 (2), VF-XF and XF. A nice little group of these popular coins. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $253.00.
52604	Three 1970 Proof Sets, Albania 3-piece Proof set 1970, KM-PS6; Anguilla 1970 4-piece Proof set, KM-PS5; and Republic of Guinea 9-piece Proof set 1969-1970. All are Choice with certificates, but without cases. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $431.25.
52605	Treasure Coins From The Consolacion, ten silver cob 8 Reales, all heavily water-worn, recovered from the wreck of the Consolacion, which went down in 1681. Complete with photo certificates. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $230.00.
52606	Treasure Coins From The Princess Louisa, five cob 8 Reales salvaged from this wreck which sank in 1743 on Galleons Reef. All the coins are heavily oxidized. Complete with photo certificates. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $115.00.
52607	Shipwreck Treasure Silver Reals, ten nice 1 Real coins recovered from the wreck of the Consolacion, complete with photo certificates. Most of these 1 Real coins show considerable readable details. All have the original photo certificate. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $322.00.
52608	Primarily Silver Assortment, Curacao 2 1/2 Gulden 1944 AU, Dominican Republic Peso 1955 (2) BU, 1952 XF and 1963 BU, El Salvador Peso (2), 1893 XF and 1911 VF, 5 Colones 1971 Proof, France 50 Francs (3), 1975, 1977 and 1978 choice BU, Honduras bronze Peso 1862-TA, choice UNC, reflective surfaces and razor sharp edges, possibly a Proof, and silver Peso 1886 VF, Mexico 8 Reales 1787Mo-FM, toned VF, Netherlands 2 1/2 Gulden 1930 cleaned VF, Netherlands Antilles 2 1/2 Gulden 1964 BU, Nicaragua Cordoba 1912H, cleaned VF-XF, scratch in the obverse field, and Spain 100 Pesetas (2), 1966 XF and 1966 BU. Sold as is, no return lot.Sold for: $546.25.