Coins auctions
PolandJohn II Casimir Vasa (1649–1668) obverse legend: IO CASI; reverse legend: ARGENT REG POL; numbers 1–8 on either side of the shield; S–CH below (mint director Stanisław Chrząstowski) patina
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587–1632) – Crown coins “SIGI 3” in the inscription on the obverse, “POLONI” in the inscription on the reverse a very well-preserved coin with mint luster
China, 10 yuan 2008 - Panda, 1 oz. Ag 999 NOTE: 0% auction fee. The winning bid is the final price
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587–1632) – Crown coins The letter L (below) separates the digits 5 and 9 in the date
LithuaniaCasimir Jagiellon (1440–1492) Obverse: Columns containing the Gothic letter K; Reverse: A horseman facing right, holding a sword silver, 14.5 mm, 0.34 g
China, 10 yuan,2007 – Panda, 1 oz. Ag 999 NOTE: 0% auction fee. The winning bid is the final price
Second Polish Republic, 10 zlotych, 1933, Romuald Traugutt 750 silver. Catalog weight: 22g. References: Parchimowicz 122 NOTE: 0% auction commission. The winning bid is the final price
PolandFree City of Gdańsk (1920–1939) Koga a beautifully preserved coin
China, 10 yuan 2009 - Panda, 1 oz. Ag 999 NOTE: 0% auction fee. The winning bid is the final price
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) – circulation coins bust of a woman holding ears of grain cleaned coin
Australia, Elizabeth II, 1 Dollar 2008 - Koala, 1 oz. Ag 999 NOTE: 0% auction fee. The winning bid is the final price
Bojowie, 1/8 stater—similar to the Walenta type (ca. 1st century BCE), Celtic mint near Kalisz
II/II-
282 EUR
Bojowie Obverse: A convex surface; Reverse: Two opposing vertical arcs, with three horizontal ribs on each side, and a dot between the arcs gold, 10.4 mm, 0.77 g
RussiaNicholas II (1894–1917) gold, 12.89 g, struck with deep dies, very well preserved
PolandJohn II Casimir Vasa (1649–1668) – City of Gdańsk large bust of the monarch; obverse legend: IOH; reverse legend: GEDANENSIS; letters D–L (Daniel Lesse, mint leaseholder) next to the lions’ paws a rarer variant of the bust (one rivet on the left side of the armor and two rivets below the collar)
USA, 1 Dollar 2007 - American Eagle, 1 oz. Ag 999 NOTE: 0% auction fee. The winning bid is the final price
Australia, Elizabeth II, 1 Dollar 2007 - Kookaburra, 1 oz. Ag 999 NOTE: 0% auction fee. The winning bid is the final price
Australia, Elizabeth II, 1 Dollar 2007 - Koala, 1 oz. Ag 999 NOTE: 0% auction fee. The winning bid is the final price
PolandFree City of Gdańsk (1920–1939) Koga a beautifully preserved coin
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) – Circulation Coins Józef Piłsudski cleaned coin, natural patina
Somalia, 100 shillings, 2007 – Elephant, 1 oz. Ag 999 NOTE: 0% auction fee. The winning bid is the final price
Mexico, 1 ounce 2007 - Libertad, 1 oz. Ag 999 NOTE: 0% auction fee. The winning bid is the final price
Silver: Ag 750Mintage: 1,000,000 piecesCoin in a black protective capsule. The coin is struck with a shallow die.
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) – circulation coins a woman’s head wearing a bonnet minimal scratches, very well-preserved coin
Poland Giedymins' Columns, with the date 1567 above, reverse side blank 12.3 mm, 1.08 g
United States of America (USA) Morgan type silver, 26.68 g, beautifully preserved with a brilliant mint luster
Somalia, 100 shillings, 2008 – Elephant, 1 oz. Ag 999 NOTE: 0% auction fee. The winning bid is the final price
Peru, 1 sol, 1871 900 silver. Catalog weight: 25g. NOTE: Auction fee 0%. The winning bid is the final price.
Second Polish Republic, 5 zlotych, 1934, Strzelecki Eagle 750 silver. Catalog weight: 11g. References: Parchimowicz 117 NOTE: 0% auction commission. The winning bid is the final price
Canada, Elizabeth II, 5 dollars 2007 - Maple Leaf, 1 oz. Ag 999 NOTE: 0% auction fee. The winning bid is the final price
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587–1632) – Crown coins Obverse: Monogram in a crown, an apple in the outer ring inscription; Reverse: An eagle and Pogoń within a shield beneath a crown, the Topór and Lewart coat of arms, and an inscription around the edge; the last digit of the date is punched through a very rare type of szeląg in good condition
RussiaNicholas II (1894–1917) gold, 4.29 g, damage to the rim
PolandSigismund I the Old (1506–1548) – the city of Gdańsk end of the PRV legend (?), the rosette marks the beginning of the obverse legend double strike
PolandJohn II Casimir Vasa (1649–1668) – Crown coins A bust of the king wearing a laurel wreath divides the legend; on the reverse, the emblem of the Wieniawa coat of arms (Bogusław Leszczyński), with the letters MW (Moneta Wschoviensis) below it, the obverse legend reads CASIM, and the reverse legend ARGEN REGNI PO features visible beneath a dark patina
PolandJohn II Casimir Vasa (1649–1668) – Crown coins A bust of the king wearing a laurel wreath divides the legend; on the reverse, the emblem of the Wieniawa coat of arms (Bogusław Leszczyński), with the letters MW (Moneta Wschoviensis) below it, the obverse legend reads CASIMIR, the reverse legend ARGE REGNI PO a cut-off coin from the end of a strip, distinct damage on the obverse, a c...
Set of coins put into circulation 1990–1995, Warsaw The set includes the rarest 1-złoty coin from 1990.
Australia, Elizabeth II, 1 Dollar 2008 - Kookaburra, 1 oz. Ag 999 NOTE: 0% auction fee. The winning bid is the final price
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587–1632) – Crown coins SIGI 3 in the obverse inscription, POLONI in the reverse inscription; on the reverse, the letter R in the word GROS is stamped over the letter O a nice piece struck with a scratched obverse die, with visible mint luster
Austria, Franz Joseph I, Ducat 1915 986 fineness gold. Catalog weight 3.49 g. NOTE: Auction fee 0%. The winning bid is the final price.
GermanyLower Lorraine – Cologne – Archbishopric – Otto II (973–983) Obverse: A cross with a dot at each corner, + OTTO IMPERATOR; Reverse: S / COLONIA / AG silver, 18.6 mm, 1.33 g, bent, unstruck but fairly well preserved
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587–1632) – the city of Riga small head of the king localized mint luster visible in places
GermanySaxony – Albertine line (1547–1918) – Frederick Augustus I (1806–1827) A rare variety in beautiful condition, in PCGS packaging No. 828997.63/55454263, graded MS63
Third Republic of Poland, 20 zlotych, 2004, In Memory of the Victims of the Łódź Ghetto (173)
1
5 EUR
Third Republic of Poland, 20 zlotych, 2004, In Memory of the Victims of the Łódź Ghetto 925 silver. Catalog weight: 28.28 g. References: Parchimowicz 936 NOTE: Auction commission 0%. The winning bid is the final price
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587–1632) – Crown coins visible mint luster
USA, 1 Dollar 2011 - American Eagle, 1 oz. Ag 999 NOTE: 0% auction fee. The winning bid is the final price.
New Zealand, Elizabeth II, 1 dollar 2007 - Kiwi, 1 oz. Ag 999 NOTE: 0% auction fee. The winning bid is the final price
LithuaniaWłodzimierz Olgierdowicz (1377–1394) Obverse: The prince’s coat of arms; Reverse: A tamga within a pearl border; inscription silver, 16.3 mm, 0.45 g
RussiaNicholas II (1894–1917) gold, 8.59 g, beautifully preserved
AustraliaElizabeth II (1952–2022) Australian Kookaburra 999 fine silver, approx. 31.1 g = 1 ounce of silver
Third Republic of Poland, 20 zlotych, 2004, Harvest Festival 925 silver. Catalog weight 28.28 g. References: Parchimowicz 937 NOTE: Auction commission 0%. The winning bid is the final price
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) – Circulating Coins Banner – 100th Anniversary of the November Uprising minted with a shallow die; the coin is worn but retains its mint luster
Austria, Franz Joseph I, 5 crowns, 1907 900 silver. Catalog weight 24g. NOTE: 0% auction commission. The winning bid is the final price.
USA, 1 Dollar 2010 - American Eagle, 1 oz. Ag 999 NOTE: 0% auction fee. The winning bid is the final price.
PolandWładysław Jagiełło (1386–1434) Obverse: A shield with a double cross; above the shield, the letter W, + MONE • WLADISLAI; Reverse: An eagle, + REGIS • POLONIE • silver, 17.9 mm, 0.80 g
Third Republic of Poland, 20 zlotych, 2007, Medieval City of Toruń 925 silver. Catalog weight: 28.28 g. References: Parchimowicz 1058 NOTE: Auction commission 0%. The winning bid is the final price
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587–1632) – Crown coins abbreviated date in the second line of the reverse inscription, Melchior Reysner’s mark without a border
PolandThird Republic of Poland (since 1989) – collector’s coins Solidarity 1980–1990, /Type A/ – the letter L below 1990; on the obverse, the digit 1 in the 100,000 denomination is far from the inscription ZŁ 999-fine silver, beautifully preserved coin in a capsule
Canada, Elizabeth II, 5 dollars 2023 – Maple Leaf, 1 oz. Ag 999, 70th Anniversary of the Queen’s Reign NOTE: 0% auction fee. The winning bid is the final price
USA, 1 Dollar 2008 - American Eagle, 1 oz. Ag 999 NOTE: 0% auction fee. The winning bid is the final price
Germany, Prussia, Wilhelm II, 5 marks, 1914 900 silver. Catalog weight 27.8 g. NOTE: Auction fee 0%. The winning bid is the final price.
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) – Circulating Coins Józef Piłsudski The reverse is slightly worn, but the coin is in good condition
USA, $1, 1883, Morgan, New Orleans900 silver. Catalog weight 26.7 g. NOTE: 0% auction fee. The winning bid is the final price.
USA, 1 Dollar 2015 - American Eagle, 1 oz. Ag 999 NOTE: 0% auction fee. The winning bid is the final price
