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2.77g. AU/AU. Obv.: Maria with child and scepter standing, quartered shield of arms ahead below; “CONSV-A NOS DN”. Rev.: Coat of arms, date 15NΛ above; “*MONETA°NOVA°REVAL”. Haljak 91a. 4R. Very rare! An issue of interest to collectors of coins of Estonia and Germany.
Livonia & Estonia / Russia (Moscow, Krasny mint) 48 Kopecks 1757 - Elizabeth (1741-1762)
VF/VF+ R
1 EUR
12.40 g. VF/VF+. Appealing old patina with nice relief detailing. Mintage is only 42,450 pcs. Bitkin 635 R. Rare.Issue of interest to collectors of coins of Estonia, Latvia and Russia.
A magnificent example of a Peter II rouble, displaying beautifully defined relief details, a striking portrait, subtle mint luster, and charming grey patina. Type 1727 - portrait parts legends, diamonds among legend on reverse. Bitkin 46 R1. Very rare. A worthy addition to any distinguished collection of Imperial Russian or European large silver coinage.
2.76g. XF+/XF. Bent. Obv.: St. Peter facing, holding key and book; coat of arms below; “S·:PЄTRЄ· - OR:P·NO·”. Rev.: Coat of arms of the bishopric - crossed key and sword; date 1515 above; “+MO:·NO:·ARGЄNTA ·:TARPA”. Haljak 586 2R. Rare! An issue of interest to collectors of coins of Estonia and Germany.
Finland / Russia (Helsingfors mint) 10 Markkaa 1904 L - Nicholas II (1894-1917) - NGC MS 62
NGC MS 62 R
1 EUR
Standard weight - 3.22g. Au 0.900. Splendid lustrous exemplar. Mintage: 102 203 pcs. KM 8.2 ; Friedberg 6; Bitkin 392 R1. A rarely encountered year, especially in such high state of preservation.
Russia (Mints in St. Petersburg) Polupoltinnik (1/4 Rouble) 1798 СМ-МБ - Paul I (1796-1801)
XF/XF R
1 EUR
4.68g. XF/XF. Ex jewelry. Mintage is 88,001 pcs. Bitkin 65 R. Rare.
10.03g. AU/UNC. Mint luster. Type XXVIII. Mintmaster’s monogram AS - Anders Strömmer. KM 282.1; SM 152.
2.80g. VF+/VF. Obv.: Coats of arms of Jasper Linde and Wolter von Plettenberg, date 15-15 above; long cross behind divides legend “MO:AR-CH.PI ЄT:MAI-GI LIV”. Rev.: Maria with child standing, in halo; “MARIA:TVM• - •SALVA:PO:”. Haljak 387 2R. Rare! Joint coinage between the Archbishopric of Riga and the Livonian Order. An issue of interest to collectors of coins of Latvia and Germ...
Russia (St. Petersburg mint) 50 Kopecks 1912 ЭБ - Nicholas II (1894-1917) - NGC MS 64
NGC MS 64
1 EUR
Gorgeous lustrous specimen with attractive patina. Bitkin 91.
Charming lustrous exemplar. Fedorin 47. The 1943 5-kopecks denomination issue is exceptionally rare in such a high state of preservation.
Finland / Russia (Helsingfors mint) 20 Markkaa 1880 S - Alexander II (1855-1881) - NGC MS 62
NGC MS 62 R
1 EUR
Standard weight - 6.45g. Au 0.900. Splendid luminous specimen. Mintage is 90,020 pcs. Quite rare year of issue. Friedberg 1; Bitkin 613 R1. Rare.
30.78g. XF/AU. Attractive exemplar with good relief details. Bitkin 1132.
23.64g. VF/XF. Obv.: Crowned shield with "ER" inside, divides value 16 – ORE. Rev.: Crowned shield with the Three Crowns divides date ·15-6Z. SM 43c.
Cleaned, but still a appealing exemplar with mint luster, attractive grey colour patina and sharply detailing. Mosсow type. 5 pearls in hair. Bitkin 201.
5.01g. UNC/UNC. A highly attractive and well-preserved example, featured well-preserved relief and beautiful multicolored toning, with strong overall eye appeal. Bitkin 97.
Russia (St. Petersburg mint) 5 Roubles 1841 СПБ-АЧ - Nicholas I (1825-1855) - NGC AU DETAILS
NGC AU
1 EUR
Standard weight - 6.54g. Gold 0.917. Cleaned, but still nice specimen. Bitkin 18.
6.42g. Gold 0.900. UNC/UNC. Prooflike. An outstanding Mint State example with brilliant lustre and refined natural toning. Dated to the 9th year of the French Republican calendar (L’AN 9). Commemorating Napoleon's victory at the battle of Marengo. Engraver’s initials A·L· - Amedeo Lavy. KM C 5; Friedberg 1172; Pagani 3a; Gigante 1. The Piedmontese Republic under French military occ...
45.17g. UNC/UNC. An attractive example with well-preserved relief details and an exquisite cabinet-toned yellow-brown patina with mint luster. Bitkin 463. Although commonly encountered, it is rarely seen in such a high state of preservation.
4.28g. Gold 0.900. AU/UNC. Beautiful exemplar with mint luster. Bitkin 23; Sidorov 4991 (R for UNC). Quite rare mintmaster's inicials "ЭБ" of issue.
Livonia & Estonia / Russia (Moscow Krasny mint) 2 Kopecks 1757 - Elizabeth I (1741-1762)
AU/AU R
1 EUR
0.88g. AU/AU. Beautiful specimen with some mint luster and good relief details. Mintage is only 46000 pcs. Bitkin 646 R1. Rare.
Russia (St. Petersburg mint) 20 Kopecks 1860 СПБ-ФБ - Alexander II (1855-1881) - NGC MS 62
NGC MS 62
1 EUR
A splendid example boasting brilliant mint lustre and beautiful natural toning. Bitkin 173.
1.09g. AU/AU. A beautiful example with dark patina. Short cross type. Aethelric, moneyer. Obv.: Diademed and draped bust left, scepter to left; “+CNV-T RECX”. Rev.: Voided short cross; annulet at center; “+ÆGELRIC ON PINC•”. Spink 1159; North 790.
4.31g. Gold 0.900. AU/AU. Attractive specimen. Bitkin 23; Sidorov 4991 (R for UNC). Quite rare mintmaster's inicials "ЭБ" of issue.
9.97g. AU/AU. Attractive example with nice mint luster and good relief details. Bitkin 79. Examples of this year of issue are rarely encountered in such a well-preserved state of preservation, making this piece a notable prize for the advanced collector.
10.50g. AU/AU. Mint luster. Type II. Mintmaster’s symbol ‘crossed hooks’ - Mikael Hack. KM 213; SM 18.
52.70g. AU/AU. A truly outstanding specimen, boasting virtually perfect centering and an exceptionally sharp, full strike, with even the finest details of the design beautifully brought up. Bitkin 543. The obverse dies of this coin were produced using the same punches employed for the 1757 roubles engraved by Jacques-Antoine Dassier and struck at the St. Petersburg Mint. The Sestroretsk Mint e...
Russia (USSR, Leningrad mint) Official bank set of NGC Graded coins 1971 - NGC PL 63-67
NGC UNC - PL 63-67
1 EUR
Please visit our website for more photos. Included: 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, 20, 50 Kopecks, 1 Rouble 1971. Rare year of issue.
Russia (St. Petersburg mint) 20 Kopecks 1775 СПБ-TI - Catherine II the Great (1762-1796)
AU/UNC R
1 EUR
4.21g. AU/UNC. Charming lustrous exemplar. Bitkin 383 R1; 8 roubles according to Ilyin. A rarely encountered year, especially in such high state of preservation.
1.60g. Gold 0.900. AU/AU. Mintmark A. Engraver’s signature: Désiré-Albert Barre. KM 803.1; Gadoury(1789) 1002.
2.46g. VF/AU. Obv.: Coat of arms divides date (15)5-7; “+WILHELM°VORS°DG•M•LI”. Rev.: Coat of arms of Riga; “•MONETA*NOVA*RIGENSIS”. Haljak 369 3R. Very rare! An issue of interest to collectors of coins of Latvia and Germany.
9.98g. AU/UNC. Magnificent luminous eye-appeal specimen with perfect relief details. Bitkin 87. Rare state of preservation for this popular type.
Italy, Venetian Republic (Venice) AV Zecchino ND - Ludovico Manin, 120th Doge (1789-1797)
VF/VF
1 EUR
3.42g. Gold 0.999. VF/VF. Obv.: St. Mark standing to right, presenting staff with cross to Doge kneeling to left; DVX downwards in field, “LVDOV•MANIN–S•M•VENET(downwards)”. Rev.: Christ, nimbate, standing facing in mandorla with 16 stars, raising right hand in benediction and holding book of Gospels; “SIT•T•XPE•DAT•Q•TV-REGIS•ISTE•DVCA” (“Christ, let this duchy...
103.28g. 130x13x9mm. With two cut marks. Ivanauskas 1G3; HP II 160B (R III).
15.45g. XF-/AU. Appealing well-struck specimen with mint lustre and some light-grey patina. Bitkin 825. Issue of interest to collectors of coins of Poland and Russia.
Kop. 2234, Plage 142, Berezowski 5.00, Parchimowicz 7.b2, an attractive, high-relief piece with a number from an old collection, a nice, uniform brown patina, a glossy background, some dirt, a highly sculpted relief, and above-average condition.
Finland / Russia (Helsingfors mint) 1 Markka 1892 L - Alexander III (1881-1894) - PCGS MS63PL
PCGS MS63PL
1 EUR
TOP POP. The highest and only one graded in PCGS census (29.10.2026). Charming prooflike specimen. Bitkin 231.
23.75g. XF+/AU. An attractive specimen with some mint luster and sharp relief details. Bitkin 184. The design, featuring the scarf around the neck of Catherine II, is attributed to the esteemed engraver Timofey Ivanov, whose work is celebrated for its elegance and beauty. This particular type is considered one of the most attractive among the roubles of Catherine II.
5.40g. XF/XF. Obv.: Armored figure standing facing, holding sword and shield, divides date (15)5-7; “WILHELMºVORSTENºBºDºGºMºLI”. Rev.: Castle, Riga city arms above; “MONETA• -•NOVA•- RIGENSI”. Haljak 366 R. Rare! An issue of interest to collectors of coins of Latvia and Germany.
9.98g. AU/UNC. Beautiful specimen with attractive toning and mint luster. Bitkin 72.
3.14g. AU/AU. Appealing specimen with mint luster and good relief detailing. Bitkin 1172.
Finland / Russia (Helsingfors mint) 1 Penni 1871 - Alexander II (1855-1881) - PCGS MS65RD
PCGS MS65RD
1 EUR
Only 1 exemplar certified finer in PCGS census (29.10.2026). Gorgeous lustrous specimen with bright natural red mint luster. Bitkin 670.
24.92g. Silver 0.500. AU/AU. Circulating commemorative coin: 100th anniversary of Bremerhaven. Mintmark A. KM 51; AKS 61; Jaeger 326; Davenport GT III 967.
17.95g. Silver 0.750. AU/UNC. Circulating commemorative coin: 20th anniversary of the Republic of Lithuania. KM 84.
Russia (St. Petersburg, Bank mint) Rouble 1803 СПБ-АИ - Alexander I (1801-1825) - NGC XF DETAILS
NGC XF
1 EUR
Cleaned, but still appealing specimen of popular type with good relief details and nice patina. Bitkin 33.
20.64g. Silver 0.694. AU/AU. Mint luster. Type IX. Mintmaster’s initials A-S - Anders Strömmer. KM 296; SM 84.
Russia (St. Petersburg mint) 5 Kopecks 1874 СПБ-HI - Alexander II (1855-1881) - NGC MS 66
NGC MS 66 R
1 EUR
A marvelous specimen with brilliant, icy mint frost, exceptional preservation and mirror-like field. Mintage is 200 003 pcs. Bitkin 275. Rare in its own right and all the more impressive in this state of conservation, it represents a true pearl of the collection.
Russia (St. Petersburg mint) 50 Kopecks 1914 BC - Nicholas II (1894-1917) - NGC AU 58
NGC AU 58 R
1 EUR
An attractive near mint specimen with mint luster and old nice toning. Last year of issue. Bitkin 94 R. Rare. A rarely encountered year, especially in such high state of preservation.
Poland / Russia (Warsaw mint) Polushka (1/4 Kopeck) 1855 ВM - Alexander II (1855-1881)
AU/AU R
1 EUR
1.27g. AU/AU. Appealing specimen. Bitkin 495 R. Rare.
2.83g. AU/UNC. Mint luster. Obv.: St. Peter, nimbate, standing facing, holding key; quartered shield of arms ahead below; “SANTVS* - *PETRVS”. Rev.: Coat of arms of the bishopric - crossed key and sword; 1533 above; “+MONETA·NOVA·AR·TA”. Haljak 616 3R. Very rare! An issue of interest to collectors of coins of Estonia and Germany.
28.54g. Silver 0.878. F/F. Restoration. Type III. Date in roman numbers. Mintmaster’s Initials A – G - Anton Grooth. Obv.: Crowned bust of Christina facing slightly left; “CHRISTINA·D:G:SVE:GOT:WAN:Q:DE:REGI:ET·PR:HÆ”. Rev: Christ, nimbate, standing facing, raising right hand in benediction and holding orb; to left, crowned coat of arms; “·SALVATOR·MUNDI·SALVA·NOS·M·DC·XLIV...
Russia (USSR, Leningrad mint) Official bank set of NGC Graded coins 1976 - NGC PL 66-69
NGC PL 66-69 R
1 EUR
Please visit our website for more photos. Included: 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, 20, 50 Kopecks, 1 Rouble 1976. Rare year of issue.
0.13g. VF/VF. Anonymous. Bracteate. Obv.: Cross in triangular shield. Haljak 236 6R. Very rare! An issue of interest to collectors of medieval coins of Latvia and Germany.
Sweden (Related to Denmark and Germany) Tin-Alloy Medal 1700 (1705) - Peace of Traventhal, 18 August - Karl XII (1697-1718)
AU/AU R
1 EUR
50.09g. 52mm. AU/AU. Medalier: Arvid Karlsteen (AK monogram below the bust on the obverse). Delzanno (SKM) 48c (Sn) RR; Stenström 129; Hildebrand 33. Ex Schulman b.v., Auction 382, lot 2194. Very rare. Obv.: Armoured and mantled bust of Karl XII facing right, wearing a long wig, with inscription around: CAROLVS•XII• D•G•REX•SVECIAE• (Karl XII, by the Grace of God, King of Sweden)....
Russia (Petrograd mint) Rouble 1915 BC - Nicholas II (1894-1917) - PCGS Genuine XF Detail
PCGS XF
1 EUR
Repaired, bit still nice example of last imperial ruble. Bitkin 70 R. Rare.
Russia (St. Petersburg mint) Rouble 1913 BC - 300 years of Romanov dynasty - Nicholas II (1894-1917) - NGC AU 55
NGC AU 55
1 EUR
Attractive example with mint luster and light patina. Low relief type. Bitkin 335.
China (Empire) Hupeh Province 1 Dollar / Yuan ND (1895-1907) - Qing dynasty, Guangxu (1875-1908)
XF/XF
1 EUR
26.74g. Silver 0.900. XF/XF. 7 Mace and 2 Candareens (weight). KM Y 127.1; L&M 182; K 40.
German States, County of East Frisia (Emden) 1 Thaler 1564 - Edzard II, John II and Christopher (1561-1566)
VF/XF
1 EUR
27.74g. VF/XF. Flan crack. With the title of Emperor Ferdinand I (1556-1564). Obv.: Crowned, armored half-length figure of emperor to right, holding scepter over right shoulder and orb; divides date 15-64; “FERDI*ROMA*IMPERA*SEM*AVGVSTV”. Rev.: East Frisia arms; “MO+EDZ+CR+IO+C+E+D+PH+O+DA+PA+D+I+D+NO:”. MB 68; Davenport GT I 9610. An issue of interest to collectors of coins of Ger...
28.86g. XF-/VF. With the title of Emperor Ferdinand III. Obv.: City view with baroque ornaments, angel above, pine cone (symbol of Augsburg) in the middle; date 16-41 in the lower ornaments; “·AVGVSTA·VIN-DELICORVM·” (latin name of Augsburg). Rev.: Armoured bust of Ferdinand III to the right; “IMP:CÆS:FERD:III·P·F·GER:HVN:BOH:REX·”. KM 77; Davenport CCT 5039; Vetterle 164...
Kop. 8315 R5, Shatalin T51-I-1 R6, a superbly struck, sharp piece with outstanding detail, featuring a colorful patina with an intense luster—the most beautiful piece ever to appear on the market, rare, and simply a luxurious coin.
2.62g. XF/XF-. Obv.: Castle, divides date (15)6-5, Riga city arms above; “CIVITA-TIS RIGEN”. Rev.: Arms of Riga divides date (15)6-6, annulet below; “ф MONETA*NOVA*ARGENTEA”. Haljak 891 R. Rare! An issue of interest to collectors of coins of Latvia and Poland.
Bitkin 53, a mint-like specimen straight from the roll, an uncirculated coin with a mirror finish, a beautiful old patina—a rare coin in this condition.
Russia (Ekaterinburg mint) 5 Kopecks 1776 EM - Catherine II the Great (1762-1796) - PCGS AU58
PCGS AU58
1 EUR
Only 5 exemplars certified finer in PCGS census (29.10.2026). Attractive specimen. Bitkin 625.
1.37g. AU/UNC. Mint luster. Type III. Obv.: Crowned Vasa arms divides ·I-R· monogram; “IOHANNES·3·D:G·SVECI·REX”. Rev.: Crowned coat of arms divides date (15)8-9; “MONETA·NOVA·STOC·HOL”. SM 112 R. Rare!