1620, Prague. Very rare. Very fine +.
Gold löser of 20 ducats n.d. (1611-1633), Winsen (Luhe).
Probably unique. About extremely fine.
Extremely fine.
Gold medal of 50 ducats, 1851 by F. W. Kullrich,
commemorating the completion of the equestrian statue of
Frederick the Great. Extremely rare. About FDC.
From the collection of the Grand Duke of Oldenburg.
by H. Krafft after a draft by Albrecht Dürer as a gift for the
Emperor on the occasion of the planned Imperial Diet in
Nuremberg. Extremely rare. Original strike. Extremely fine.
1740, Paris. Very rare. NGC PF62 CAMEO. Proof.
by V. Alexeev commemorating the peace with Persia.
Extremely rare. Extremely fine to FDC.
of the half taler. Extremely rare. PCGS MS63PL.
Extremely fine to FDC.
Five Days of eLive Auction at Künker
Künker
eLive Auction 84
Coins
4-8 November 2024
Online
From Monday, November 4 to Friday, November 8, 2024, Künkers eLive Auction 84 will take place from 2:00 PM each day. The auction will be presenting 4,000 lots with coins from the Ancient World as well as coins and medals from Europe and overseas.
Lot 4014: Thracia. Byzantium. Stater (Lysimacheier), 240/230 BC (?). Min. deposits on the obverse, tiny edge defect. good very fine. Estimate: 750 EUR.
On Monday, November 4, the sale will start at 2:00 PM with a wide range of Celtic, Greek, Roman and Byzantine coins, coins from the Crusader period and oriental coins. The focus is on Greek coins with a series of Bactrian coins and Roman coins, with a series of tetradrachms of Caracalla standing out. Interesting and collector-friendly lots from all areas of ancient numismatics should also be emphasized.
You will also find European coins and medals from the territories of Andorra to the Russian Empire.
Lot 5022: Transylvania. Achatius Barcsai, 1658-1660. Imperial thaler 1659, CV, Cluj-Napoca. Of great rarity. Tiny collector’s mark in the rim, min. reworked rim, flan fault, very fine. Estimate: 2,500 EUR.
On the second day of the auction, Tuesday, November 5, more European coins and medals will come under the virtual hammer, this time from the areas of San Marino to Hungary, followed by coins and medals from overseas. This will be followed by coins from the Habsburg hereditary lands – Austria and the first part of German coins and medals from Aachen to Baden.
Lot 5912: Brunswick Wolfenbüttel. Rudolf August and Anton Ulrich, 1685-1704. Silver medal 1702, on the separation of the fraternal harmony. Of great rarity. Fine patina, almost extremely fine. Estimate: 2,000 EUR.
On Wednesday, November 6, you can look forward to the second part of German coins and medals with the areas Bamberg to Cologne and on Thursday, November 7, to the areas Königslutter to Zellerfeld as well as German medals.
Lot 7783: German Democratic Republic. 10 Mark 1985, A. 40th anniversary of the liberation from fascism. Material sample in gold. Only 200 copies minted. In case, with original certificate. Polished plate, original seal. Estimate: 7,500 EUR.
The numismatic final on Friday, November 8, will be the coins of the German Empire and later as well as lots and paper money.
Further highlights are coins from the Borstel find (e.g. lot number 6598 or lot number 6226), a larger collection of silver medals with a focus on Brunswick (e.g. lot number 5940 or lot number 4520) as well as a small series of Westphalian coins with some rare copper coins (e.g. lot number 6784).
