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Auction 363 | Lot 21828 » World Coins » German States » Hesse-Cassel
German States: Hesse-Cassel. Karl gold 1/4 Ducat 1720, KM374, Fr-1275, MS63 NGC. Bust right/Lion brandishing sword. Very scarce.
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Auction 363 | Lot 22067 » World Coins » Great Britain
Great Britain: Cromwell Crown 1658/7. S-3226. VF, light gray surfaces, carefully cleaned (most Cromwell crowns at this grade level have been cleaned to some extent, so that's no real detriment), the die-break across Cromwell's chest smoothed a bit, probably by an earlier generation of collectors who did not understand that it was part and parcel of this issue.
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Auction 363 | Lot 22083 » World Coins » Great Britain
Great Britain: William & Mary Crown 1692. S-3433. QVARTO edge. VF, pleasing surfaces and light gray toning, although there is some residue (very probably harmlessly removable) on the reverse. The portraits are clear and sensitive. No marks, in fact unusually clean surfaces.
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Auction 363 | Lot 22106 » World Coins » Great Britain
Great Britain: George I. Copper Farthing 1719. S-3662. Second issue with Young Bust in laurel and cuirassed. MS64 RB PCGS. The old EMC book rated this issue R3 in MS, which is probably an understatement in terms of this coin's grade. However, this is also the rarer variety with the larger letters in the obverse legend, after the style of the previous issue, the "dump" Farthing of 1717; thus, obviously as the date appears on the reverse, it's something of a transitional variety. Aside from all that, it's also wonderfully preserved, as PCGS has noted. All in all, a Superb Choice Uncirculated early copper retaining about 50% reddish gold luster; usual slight portrait doubling (on the king's forehead), well struck otherwise and nicely centered. Especially pleasing eye-appeal with bright iridescent blue toning. 2005 Spink price guide gives a value of 350 Pounds (about $600) in VF grade, with no price given even for EF, for this variety. The common variety lists at 400 Pounds ($750) in EF. What is this spectacular coin worth, then?
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Auction 363 | Lot 22187 » World Coins » Great Britain
Great Britain: George IV. Sixpence 1829. Bare Head, lion reverse (atop a crown). S-3815. MS64 PCGS: Very Choice Uncirculated, a handsome silvery gray toning with some golden highlights, bold details with a full face on the lion (most unusual). A gem coin except for a small, faint stain by the rim just above the king's head. An extremely elusive date throughout the coinage types, this is among the finest 1829s ever seen by this cataloguer. Catalogues in Spink for the same price in Pounds as some of the Laureate Head pieces but in reality it's much more difficult to find.
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Auction 363 | Lot 22197 » World Coins » Great Britain
Great Britain: George IV Halfcrown 1825. S-3809. Bare Head. 2nd reverse with a crowned shield, the Order of the Garter flowing beneath. This is a very difficult design type to find in strict MS condition, and here is a beauty. MS64 PCGS: Very Choice Uncirculated, well struck for the issue, original golden brown toning with iridescent highlights. Rare so fine!
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Auction 363 | Lot 22260 » World Coins » Great Britain
Great Britain: Victoria. Sixpence 1867. Young Head. S-3910. Die #8. Brilliant Uncirculated, sharply struck but a number of marks, mostly on the reverse. Still, very scarce with a 2005 Spink catalogue value of 200 Pounds (about $375) in "Unc."
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Auction 363 | Lot 22283 » World Coins » Great Britain
Great Britain: Victoria. Shilling 1849. Young Head. S-3904. Choice toned AU.
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Auction 363 | Lot 22286 » World Coins » Great Britain
Great Britain: Victoria. Shilling 1855. Young Head. S-3904. MS65 PCGS: Gem Uncirculated, silvery gold iridescence and a model of quality. While not given an unusually rare rating by the various references, this date is seen less often than most other dates of the 1840s and 1850s.
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Auction 363 | Lot 22341 » World Coins » Great Britain
Great Britain: Victoria. Halfcrown 1900. Old Head. S-3938. MS65 PCGS: Gem Uncirculated, obverse white with some gold on periphery, reverse a lovely pale gray with iridescent hues. In less than a year after this coin was made, England's greatest days as an Empire would pass into history.
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Auction 363 | Lot 22416 » World Coins » Great Britain
Great Britain: British silver Trade Dollar 1921-B. KM-T5. Bombay Mint. MS63 PCGS: Choice Uncirculated with rich silvery-gold toning, evenly distributed on both sides, making for a beautiful appearance. Struck in India during the reign of King George V, this is one of the great modern rarities of Great Britain. Collected along with Crowns, as well as by collectors of British colonial coins, this coin is in a superlative condition and should attract many eager bids from all over the world. Another group of bidders will be those who specialize in trade dollars of the world, this being one of the most difficult of them all to find, in any grade, as only 5 are recorded by Krause as being known. We have not seen the others, but it would be hard to beat the quality, and particularly the pleasing eye-appeal, of the specimen offered for sale here. Our estimate is based solely on the value given in the Krause reference. In the current market, this coin's actual value will be decided by bidders; it could soar and surprise us all.
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Auction 363 | Lot 22556 » World Coins » Great Britain
Great Britain: 1699/1704 mixed Maundy money. William III (1694-1702) 1699 1d and 3d S-3552 and 3550, VF+ and Fine; together with Queen Anne (1702-14) 1704 2d and 4d S-3597 and 3596A, both nice VF. (Total: 4 coins)
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Auction 363 | Lot 21738 » World Coins » German East Africa
German East Africa: Wilhelm II of Germany - Choice Pair, KM4 1/2 Rupee 1891, superb toned UNC, and KM2 Rupee 1890, nearly UNC, deeply toned and very attractive. A choice, well-matched pair of these popular German colonial coins. (Total: 2 coins)
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Auction 363 | Lot 21739 » World Coins » German East Africa
German East Africa: Wilhelm II Pair of Rupees, KM2 1890, AU-UNC, deep pewter toning, and KM10 1911J, XF, small rim nick. (Total: 2 pieces)
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Auction 363 | Lot 21740 » World Coins » German New Guinea
German New Guinea: 1/2 Mark 1894A, KM4, choice toned XF-AU, very attractive.
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Auction 363 | Lot 21741 » World Coins » German New Guinea
German New Guinea: 2 Mark 1894-A, KM6, AU55 PCGS, lightly toned, wear evident on the bird of paradise.
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Auction 363 | Lot 21742 » World Coins » German New Guinea
German New Guinea: 2 Mark 1894-A, KM6, choice brilliant UNC, exceptionally well-struck details and full frosty mint luster. Rare in this quality.
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Auction 363 | Lot 21743 » World Coins » German States » Anhalt-Dessau
German States: Anhalt-Dessau. Friedrich I 2 Mark 1876-A, KM22, nice AVF, scarce type.
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Auction 363 | Lot 21744 » World Coins » German States » Anhalt-Dessau
German States: Anhalt-Dessau. Friedrich I 2 Mark 1896-A, KM23, AU-UNC, light golden patina, few minor surface marks on the obverse. Rare one-year type and especially elusive in high grade.
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Auction 363 | Lot 21745 » World Coins » German States » Anhalt-Dessau
German States: Anhalt-Dessau. Friedrich II 2 Mark 1904-A, KM27, XF, lightly cleaned but with considerable original luster remaining. Very scarce type and grade.
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Auction 363 | Lot 21746 » World Coins » German States » Anhalt-Dessau
German States: Anhalt-Dessau. Friedrich II 2 Mark 1904-A, KM27, AVF, small attempted hole on the reverse and lightly cleaned, very scarce type, plus KM31 5 Mark 1914-A, XF, silver wedding anniversary commemorative. (Total: 2 pieces)
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Auction 363 | Lot 21747 » World Coins » German States » Anhalt-Dessau
German States: Anhalt-Dessau. Friedrich II 3 Mark 1909-A, KM29, AXF, lightly toned.
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Auction 363 | Lot 21749 » World Coins » German States » Anhalt-Dessau
German States: Anhalt-Dessau. Friedrich II 3 Mark 1911-A, KM29, Proof 64 Cameo NGC, a gorgeous coin with appealing cameo effect.
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Auction 363 | Lot 21750 » World Coins » German States » Anhalt-Dessau
German States: Anhalt-Dessau. Friedrich II 3 Mark 1914-A, KM30, AU, slightly prooflike. Silver wedding anniversary.
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Auction 363 | Lot 21752 » World Coins » German States » Anhalt-Dessau
German States: Anhalt-Dessau. Friedrich II 3 Mark 1914-A, KM30, MS64 ANACS, a premium example with flashy luster and attractive light toning. Silver wedding anniversary.
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