Mint mark Featherbush. Extremely rare.
Very attractive piece with magnificent gold patina,
almost extremely fine.
10 Ducats 1650 GH, Wroclaw.
Of the highest rarity. Unique. Very fine +.
Duke of Friedland. Reichstaler 1627, Jitschin.
Extremely rare variant. Attractive piece with fine patina.
Almost extremely fine.
2 Ducats 1623, Stuttgart, struck on the occasion of his
appointment as colonel of the Swabian Circle in 1622.
Extremely rare. Almost uncirculated.
PCGS MS65. Rare. Extremely fine-uncirculated.
1635-1666. Löser (multiple taler) in the weight of
5 Reichstalers 1638, Zellerfeld, on the imperial confirmation
of the succession. Of the highest rarity. Cabinet piece.
Rouble 1741, St. Petersburg. Extremely rare.
Attractive piece with fine toning, almost extremely fine.
PF64 CAMEO. Very rare, especially in this condition.
Only 1,500 pieces struck. Attractive piece. Proof.
5 Ducats (Piedfort) 1673, Amsterdam, struck during
the siege by French troops. Very rare. Uncirculated.
Imitation of the sovereign of Queen Elizabeth of England.
Of the highest rarity. Only 5-6 pieces struck.
Attractive piece. Extremely fine.
CNG’s Feature Auction 127
Classical Numismatic Group
Feature Auction 127
Coins
17-18 September 2024
Online
Classical Numismatic Group presents their Feature Auction 127, a Live Online Sale, featuring 1251 lots and closing on Tuesday and Wednesday, 17-18 September 2024, beginning at 9 AM ET. The auction will be conducted online from the CNG offices in Lancaster, PA, with a presale estimate of just over $2 million.
This feature sale presents Celtic, Greek, Oriental Greek, Central Asian, Roman Provincial, Roman Republican and Imperatorial, and Roman Imperial coinage. Additionally, there are featured selections of Byzantine, Early Medieval, Islamic, World coinage, currency, and medals, and British coinage and medals.
Feature Auction 127 is highlighted by a number of collections and individual rarities, which make up the majority of coins on offer:
- Ancient Coins from the Ramrodivs, Dr. Adrian Carr, Wayne Scheible, and Richard J. Sullivan Collections
- Selections of Ancient and World Coins from the Gerald F. Borrmann Collection
- Four Dekadrachms of Syracuse
- An Extremely Rare Oešo (Siva) Reverse Dinar of Vasudeva I
- Further Selections of Alexandrian Coins from the Dr. Thomas E. Beniak Collection
- Roman Republican Coins from the 1930s Collection of Robert W. Hubel
- Further Selections of the Coinage of Carausius from the Dr. Malcolm Lyne Collection
- World and British Coins from the Collection of Alexander Christopher
- Genoa Zecchino of the Biennial Doges
- United States Coins and Ingots from the Samuel K. Clark Collection
- The Sidney W. Harl and Kenneth W. Harl Collection of Anglo-Saxon, Norman, and Scandinavian Coinage
- A 1644 Cartouche Pound of Charles I
Catalogs for Feature Auction 127 will be mailed to our active mailing list shortly. Bidding is now open on the site.
Here you can find some highlights:
Lot 41: Greek. Sicily, Syracuse. Dionysios I (405-367 BC). Dekadrachm, c. 405-400 BC. Obverse and reverse dies signed by Kimon. Near Extremely Fine. Estimate: $100,000.
Lot 468: Roman Republic. Anonymous. 60 Asses, 211-208 BC, Rome mint. Extremely Fine. Estimate: $4,000.
Lot 537: Roman Imperial. Aelius (Caesar, AD 136-138). Aureus, AD 137, Rome mint. Near Extremely Fine. Estimate: $7,500.
Lot 1184: British. Stuart. Charles I (1625-1649). Pound, 1644, Oxford mint Declaration in Cartouche type. Dies by T. Rawlins. Very Fine. Estimate: $30,000.
