Coins auctions
November Uprising, 5 zloty 1831 K.G., Warsaw mint mint coin with beautiful old patina, exquisite piece silver, mintage of only 22 571 pieces
A beautiful piece, an interesting issue of Julius Caesar. Struck at the military mint, traveling with Caesar in Northern Italy (49-48 BC). A natural coin, with a fine patina and remnants of luster in the corners. Obverse: Elephant walking to the right, trailing a serpent, in CAESAR section. Reverse: Priestly utensils: scoop (simpulum), dropper, axe and pointed priestly cap (apex). Silver, diam...
Second Republic (1918-1939), Nike, 5 zloty 1928, mint Warsaw A beautiful piece, only a video or live viewing of the coin captures its total beauty! Variety with mintmark, minted at the Warsaw Mint silver 750
Multi-ducats from the time of Royal Poland are items that have always been coveted and valued. Especially when they come from the times of kings who did not leave behind many numismatic heirlooms. One such ruler in the Polish royal post is Michał Korybut Wiśniowiecki. Reigning for only four years, he was an electoral king elected after years of rule by the Vasa family. A ruler who made his m...
Very nice piece. With a mint, clockwork luster.
A very rare type of crown thaler - minted only in this one year. Stylistically different, richly decorated - both the royal portrait (massive) and the coat of arms shield (all ornate, instead of the simple one that dominated subsequent years of minting this denomination). It is also distinguished by the placement of the Halfkozic coat of arms in the shield under the portrait (instead of on the...
Russia, Nicholas II (1894-1917), 5 rubles 1899 ФЗ, St. Petersburg mint. Very nice coin, fine patina Gold 900, mintage of 52,378 , 008 pieces ( for three letter varieties) Weight: 4.30 g Material: gold
One of the icons of Polish medieval minting. A coin that for years was considered the first in Polish history. Adorning our ten-zloty banknote for more than 30 years. It is one of the two most famous coins of the Polish Middle Ages. Today it is noticeably rarer than the first one, the Princes Polonie denarius. This denarius, proclaiming the name MISICO in the rim, is an issue of Mieszko Boles�...
2018 saw the premiere of a specialized catalog of King Wladislaw's crown halfpence. On this occasion, we invited its author, Sebastian Pawlikowski, to our Numismatic Session in the series"In numismatics you see as much as you know." We asked him to present the results of his many years of research, in-depth searches and analysis of this denomination. He then presented their typology, dating, v...
Russia, Nicholas II (1894-1917), 10 rubles 1898 АГ, St. Petersburg mint, NGC MS64 magnificent mint piece, rarer vintage gold 900, mintage 200,000 pieces
Gently rubbed, otherwise very nicely preserved. A low-volume vintage two-dollar coin with Pilsudski (only 75,000).
A specimen piece of Parisian gold. Naturally mint, with a beautiful fresh background. Appreciated with a very high NGC MS64 grade. Especially for this much more difficult to obtain in beautiful condition vintage - characteristically for the French mint shallower minting.
A very nice, natural piece. Mint, clockwork luster. Relief only gently moved. Patina. Low-circulation vintage two-dollar coin with Pilsudski (only 75,000).
Rare vintage. Clearly cleaned (harshly cleaned), though with nice detail.
John II Casimir, dwugrosz 1651, Bydgoszcz. Condition 2. Very well struck coin with patina. Literature: Kopicki 1587.
John III Sobieski, Sixth of 1680, Cracow. Condition 3+. Correctly minted coin. Literature: Kopicki 1945
Ruble minted for the 300th anniversary of the Romanov dynasty. The variety was struck with a deep stamp.
Russia, Nicholas I (1825-1855), 5 rubles 1851 СПБ АГ, St. Petersburg mint, NGC MS63PL Mint coin struck with proof like stamp, beautiful! 917 gold, mintage 3,400,000 pieces
The famous owl, so named because of the characteristic representation of the reverse, is a coin that, as Mariusz Mielczarek points out, became one of the most important means of payment of the entire Greek world of the classical era in the fifth century BC. A coin minted at the height of Athens' economic and political power, or at the beginning of this powerful polis' path to collapse as a res...
Natural, mint art in a beautiful patina. With a clockwork luster. Beauty confirmed by a high PCGS note. The insurrectionary dime is one of the more interesting denominations of this issue, having a number of variations. The present one is a variant with the Pogo with a scabbard from a sword, the letter Ł in GOLD with a bar. A variant with singulars in the date without visors.
Rare and sought-after coin of the Second Republic in beautiful state of preservation. A low-circulation vintage of the two-penny coin with Pilsudski (only 75,000).
The rarest circulating twenty-groszy coin of the Polish People's Republic period in mint condition. Variety with a narrow date and a short numeral 1 canopy.
Stefan Batory, trojak 1584, Riga. State of preservation 2-/2. Well struck coin with luster. Literature: Iger R.84.1.b
Stanislaw August Poniatowski (1764-1795), 1788 E.B. thaler, mint Warsaw initials of the mintmaster. E.B., (last vintage with initials of Efraim Brenna), end inscription M.D.LITUAN. variety with acorns without stalks and short palm leaves. silver, mintage of 31,000 pieces
One of the most beautiful Sobieski we have ever had on offer. A lovely, fully minted piece. Beauty confirmed by an unparalleled MS64 note. One of two coins of the RP period referring to our historical rulers. A coin with a depiction of Sobieski, struck on the 250th anniversary of the Siege of Vienna. A well-liked type, especially appreciated in beautiful states like this one.
November Uprising, 10 groszy 1831 K.G., Warsaw mint, UNC Variant with bent eagle's paws, full mint luster, colored patina on reverse silver coinage, mintage 6,038,148 pieces
Obverse: Bust of the Empress, with tied hair and drapery, facing right, surrounded by the legend FAVSTINAE AVG P II AVG FIL. Reverse: Laetitia standing left, holding wreath and scepter, surrounded by legend LAETITIAE PVBLICAE Silver, diameter 18.5 mm, weight 3.12 g.
On August 5, 1772, the treaty of partition of Poland was published. In a hypocritical invocation of the Holy Trinity, Austria, Prussia and Russia, "having with regard to Poland pretensions and rights as ancient as they are legitimate, decided to step forward against them, to restore order within Poland and to give this country a political state more in line with the interests of its neighbors....
Vitreous emerald patina, slightly smoothed in the background. Very good style of stamp making. Obverse: Bust of the Emperor wearing a laurel wreath, left, in the rim the legend TI CAESAR DIVI AVG F AVGVST IMP VIII. Reverse: Winged caduceus, in the fields the letters S-C, in the rim the legend PONTIF MAXIM TRIBVN POTEST XXXVII Bronze, diameter 26.5 mm, weight 11.02 g.
II RP, 50 zloty 1924, Kneeling Knight - PRÓBA, Warsaw, NGC MS62 obverse: kneeling knight with sword in hand taking an oath, below him the date 1924 and in the rim the Republic of Poland reverse: an eagle of the reborn Second Republic, on the sides the divided date 19-24 and in the rim the Republic of Poland A sought-after and highly valued by collectors interwar sample of the original design ...
Included are the years 1979-1982 and 1986-1990.
King Sigismund's Trojaks minted at the Torun mint were coins minted in low mintages that naturally wore out their circulation. From 1530 they circulated not only in the Prussian lands, but also throughout the Crown of the Kingdom of Poland. Today all their mintages are among the difficult to obtain. This is confirmed by our archive. We had this vintage on offer only 3 times, the last time in 2...
Sigismund III Vasa, 1610 penny, Vilnius, beautiful. State of preservation 2+/2. Very well struck coin with luster. Literature: Kopicki 3491 (R)
Stanislaw August Poniatowski, thaler 1795 (six-gold), mint Warsaw the last year of minting coins of this king and at the same time the last year of royal thalers in Poland silver
Selected art of the most valuable circulating coin of the Third Republic today. Beautiful.
Very nice, with a cut above the end of the date.
Free City of Danzig, 5 guilders 1923, St. Mary's Church, Utrecht mint very nice coin with mint luster 750 silver, mintage 700,500 pieces
Silver, diameter 43 mm, weight 28.36 g.
Second Republic (1918-1939), Spikes 1 gold 1925, London mint, NGC MS62. A beautiful mint piece with super luster and fine patina. 750 silver
The first vintage of the independent issue of 15 krajcars of one of the "three brothers" - George. An early type of it with a coat of arms shield on the reverse (minted only in part of this one vintage). A variety without the mintmark of Christian Pfahler. A nicely presented coin, only with an old, light cleaning. Very well, evenly minted. A very rare coin. First time in our offer.
II RP, 5 zloty 1930, Banner - 100th anniversary of the November Uprising, Warsaw mint, NGC MS63. Beautiful lustrous piece with natural patina and super mint luster. A SPECIMEN PIECE FOR THE BEST COIN COLLECTIONS OF THE II RP. silver 750, mintage 1,000,000 pieces
Uncirculated. Graded MS61 by NGC.
An attractive set including the prized 10 litas 1999 Kaunas and many other commemorative and circulation coins of Lithuania.
One-sided print of Poland's most famous medieval coin. The original denarius of King Boleslaw the Brave, whose thousandth anniversary of his coronation is currently being celebrated throughout Poland. This is a print of the reverse of a PRINCES POLONIE type denarius. The first coin with the country's name written on it - POLONIE - which is the oldest original writing of the country's name that...
John III Sobieski, Coronation Medal of the Royal Couple 1676 - RARITY, Hohn, ex. Potocki
1/-1
7 143 EUR
Rare medal minted on the occasion of the coronation of the royal couple in 1676. Medal by Jan Höhn the younger, signed IH, in the cross-section of the arm. Regarding the representation on the reverse, it is worth noting that the palm has been considered a sacred tree and a symbol of life since ancient times. Its slender trunk and leaves forming the crown symbolized the upward pursuit towards ...
Stefan Batory, Troyak 1586, Riga. Condition 2. Very well minted and preserved coin with mint luster. Literature: as Iger R.86.2.a
A distinctive denarius with a depiction of a helmet, which for years was considered an issue of Wladyslaw Lokietek. At present, in light of the findings of Boris Paszkiewicz and a broader entry by Krystian Browary on the Numismatic Portal, where the occurrence in treasures is presented, among other things, it should be considered a coin of Casimir III. It is a varied type, the two basic variet...
A beautiful, practically mint piece. Late type, without the doubling part of the letters. Among all the mints minting silver two-zloty coins, the only one minted with reverse stamps, which did not escape the attention of the press of the time. The Kurier Warszawski wrote about them, among other things, as follows:"the eagle has apparently stood on its head out of disgust and irritation. He doe...
Stefan Batory, trojak 1586, Riga. Condition 2/2+. A very well struck coin with luster. Literature-R.86.2
"Thus protected, safer" proclaims to us the sentence in the rim of the reverse of this very rare numismat, associated with the beginning of the reign of John III Sobieski. This is one of a series of two-dukats with the inscription "SIC MUNITA TUTIOR." An undated issue, which numismatists over the years have associated with the election or coronation of King John. Events that were almost two ye...
Vasa family, Wladyslaw IV Vasa (1632-1648), 1634 thaler, Bydgoszcz mint beautiful dark natural patina, very pleasant presentation, ATTRACTIVE coin!obverse: bust of the ruler wearing a crown and armor with a sword in his right hand and a royal apple in his left, facing right below the coat of arms of the Półkozic - treasurer H. Ligęza and the legend +VLADIS IIII D G REX POL - M D LIT RVS PRV...
A nice naturally circulated thaler. With preserved light surface luster. Type of one year. This is the last thaler with the initials of Efraim Brenna, with the royal bust appearing in only two vintages (however, the next vintage, instead of the steward's initials, has the M.V. mint mark). Variety with a long palm leaf on the reverse. Silver, diameter 41.5 mm, weight 27.49 g.
Beautifully preserved portrait of the emperor with good detail on the hair; black patina in some places. Light pitting, chipping and tarnishing on the rim. Obverse: Bust of the emperor to the right, in the rim the legend IMP OTHO CAESAR AVG TR P. Reverse: Securitas standing left, holding wreath and long scepter, in rim legend SECVRITAS P R Silver, diameter 18 mm, weight 3.03 g.
