Spanien. Philipp III.,
100 Escudos 1609,
Segovia.
Unikum.
Kleopatra VII und Marcus Antonius.
Tetradrachme 36 v. Chr.,
Antiochia am Orontes.
Augustus,
Aureus um 27 v. Chr.-15 n. Chr.,
Pergamon (?).
Philip V.,
8 Escudos 1729/7, Mexiko.
NGC MS65 (Top pop).
Großbritannien.
Heinrich VII.,
Gold-Sovereign,
Typ I, Kreuz Fitchee, o. J. (1492),
London.
Zeit des 'Abd al-Malik b. Marwan,
Solidus AH 72-74.
Alfonso I d'Este,
2 Dukaten o. J.,
Ferrara.
Pantikapaion,
Gold-Stater um 380-370 v. Chr.
Charles Anthony Johnson Brooke,
50 Cents 1906,
Birmingham (Heaton).
NGC SP66 (Highest grade).
50 Cents 1795,
Philadelphia.
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