Coins auctions
The rarest two-zloty coin of the Second Republic. The so-called "letter H", or 1924 two-zloty minted at the Birmingham mint. Named so because of the mint mark, characteristic of this establishment, placed after the date. Its rarity is due to the Treasury's dissatisfaction with the quality of the coins delivered by this mint. The original contract was for 6 million pieces. After part of the fir...
Piece with a beautiful mirror, appreciated with a rare Proof Like note for this type of coin. This is confirmed by the NGC census, in which only less than 3% of the 10 zloty Chrobry coins received a PL note. The 10 and 20 zloty with the image of King Boleslaw Chrobry is a design by Zofia Trzcinska-Kaminska, selected in a 1925 competition. The first gold coins were minted in 1926, albeit with a...
Beautiful art appreciated with a high note from NGC MS66. The 10- and 20-gold with the image of King Boleslaw the Brave is a design by Zofia Trzcinska-Kaminska, selected in a 1925 competition. The first gold coins were minted in 1926, albeit with a date commemorating the 900th anniversary of Chrobry's coronation. They were made in accordance with the first monetary reform of the Second Republi...
The 1936 Pilsudski double is a coin minted in the lowest mintage not only among the double gold coins, but all silver coins of the Second Republic. A mintage of only 75,000 pieces. It was minted after the death of the Chief, which took place on May 12, 1935.
PolandDuchy of Warsaw (1807-1815) - Frederick August I (1806-1827) variety with a smaller eagle patina
Beautiful, natural art. Satin surface only slightly rubbed. Preserved natural, mint, clockwork luster. The first of the commemorative silver circulation coins of the Second Republic. 5 gold made by the State Mint to commemorate the centennial of the November Uprising. Introduced into circulation on November 29, 1930, referring to the day of its outbreak. The variety is minted with a shallow st...
Nike, is the first circulating silver coin of the Second Republic minted at the Warsaw mint. It is an iconographically beautiful numismatic coin, the reverse of which was prepared by the famous sculptor, Edward Wittig, who took the design of the walking Nike from his sculpture. Its issuance began in 1928, in conjunction with the Brussels mint (characterized by the absence of a mark at Nike's f...
PolandAugust III (1733-1763) - city of Gdańsk variety with a large wreath over the coat of arms of Gdansk, on the reverse initials R - E - CE (of mincmaster Rudolf Ernest Oeckermann) plate rolling defect, rubbed, patina
SilesiaDuchy of Fürstenberg Av: Angel left, legend, Rw: Bachelor's Cross, legend silver, 18.7 mm, 1.66 g
Mint art of the rarer of the two denominations with the Brave. The 10 and 20 zlotys with the image of King Boleslaw Chrobry are a design by Zofia Trzcinska-Kaminska, selected in a 1925 competition. The first gold coins were minted in 1926, albeit with a date commemorating the 900th anniversary of the coronation of the Brave. They were made in accordance with the first monetary reform of the Se...
PolandPeople's Republic of Poland (1952-1989) - circulation and collector coins a set of circulation coins, including: 5 gold 1958 (digits wide - "snowman") aluminum, cupro-nickel, silver, total 99 coins, excellent state of preservation (freshly removed from rolls), all in a classe with case
PolandPolish People's Republic (1952-1989) - circulation and collector coins set of circulation coins brass, cupro-nickel and silver (5 coins), altogether 131 exquisitely preserved coins (freshly removed from the rolls), all in a classe with case
A beautiful piece appreciated with NGC's highest rating. The second vintage of the highly-regarded proof Fridays with Warynski. Compared to the first issue with a simplified form (including a smooth background). Designed by J. Goslawski (monogrammed on one of the waves).
PolandFree City of Gdansk (1920-1939) Koga minor scratches, but a beautifully preserved coin
PolandPolish People's Republic (1952-1989) - circulation and collector coins Millennium of the Polish State - Mieszko and Dabrowka local, delicate patina
Mintage of 2,000 pieces. Gold .900, weight 8 g (catalog).
GermanyFrankfurt - city - Free City of Frankfurt (1762-1866) cleaned coin
Mint, natural art. High NGC note, in the most valuable RD color.
Traces of luster remain on the reverse. Ag.900 20,00 g NC
GermanyPrussia - kingdom (1701-1918) - Wilhelm I (1861-1888) patina, damage to rim
PolandAugust III (1733-1763) - Polish-Saxon coins without letters under the shield of arms, "efraimek" very nice for this type of coin
The most valuable of the series of brass samples of circulation coins of the communist era. One of two proofs complementing the 1949-57 brass proofs. Differing in form, as the denominations introduced in 1958 (2 and 5 gold) were not marked with a concave SAMPLE inscription, and it was placed on the stamp (as a result, it is convex on the coin). A few small rust spots on the surface, but otherw...
The only one among all the nickel samples of the communist period coin with the crowned eagle! Unique against the background of all this minting. Also distinguished by the twice placed inscription SAMPLE (on both sides). There is a humorous anecdote circulating among numismatists that the Mint's employees at the time were so afraid of minting coins with the crowned eagle that they decided to "...
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587-1632) - the city of Riga in obverse legend LI patina, nicely preserved coin
PolandFree City of Gdansk (1920-1939) coat of arms of Gdansk very nicely preserved, spot damage on obverse
Mintage of 2,000 pieces. Gold .900, weight 8 g (catalog).
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587-1632) - crown coins mint mark grate ends inscription in rim, stars on sides of letters I - F minor damage and chipping of the disc, patina
Rare version without the SAMPLE inscription in mint condition. Beautiful.
PolandThird Republic of Poland (since 1989) - collector coins Ladislaus IV Vasa (1632 -1648) - bust sterling silver, mintage 20,000 pieces, mirror stamps
Philippines. 1832-1834 8 Reales Countermark Over 8 Soles 1830 Bolivar in Life Very Rare
VF+ R4
1 EUR
Reference: KM 51 Comments: Coins struck with the profile of Simon Bolivar during his lifetime (1783-1830) command a high premium and a much sought after demand as they are seen as the closest living proof of the liberator's likeness. With the famous Filipino Ferdinand VII Countermark there are reported less than 10 pieces that have been publically offered that fit the description of this piece...
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587-1632) - crown coins abbreviated date separated by the Lewart coat of arms, narrow head of the king, crown with a cross patina
A very rare, technological sample of the State Mint. One of two samples complementing the 1949-57 brass samples. Differing in form of execution, as the denominations introduced in 1958 (2 and 5 zloty) were not marked with a concave SAMPLE inscription, and it was placed on the stamp (as a result, it is convex on the coin). Mintage of 100 pieces. Spot rust on the eagle's belly and small dots of ...
RussiaAlexander I (1801-1825) nicely preserved
The rarest two-zloty coin of the Third Republic, in beautiful state of preservation.
The only one of four proof 1958 gold coins by a different designer (Jozef Goslawski). Type with oak leaves and acorns on the reverse. Minted.
Minted, some with paraffin-coated surfaces.
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587-1632) - crown coins small bust of the king patina
Minted, some with paraffin-coated surfaces.
PolandPeople's Republic of Poland (1952-1989) - circulation and collector coins Mieszko I (960-992) sterling silver, mintage 12,150 pieces, mirror stamps
PolandPolish People's Republic (1952-1989) - proof coins Seven Hundred Years of Warsaw, on the reverse convex inscription PRÓBA copper-nickel, mintage 30,100 pieces
The reverse shows beautiful golden hues! Ag. 28,59 g
Germany set includes: 1) Prussia, Frederick, 1888 A, 2) Bavaria, Ludwig II, 1876 D, 3) Bavaria, Ludwig II, 1876 D, 4) Bavaria, Otto, 1907 D Silver, total of 4 pieces, vintage 1888 with attachment marks
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587-1632) - crown coins inverted N in the word POLONI and a cross after LIT in the obverse legend disc bent and upright