Ca. 264-260 BC. AR 5-shekels or decadrachm.
NGC XF 5/5 - 3/5, Fine Style
(currency bar, 155 x 85 x 15mm, 1578.50 gm). Choice VF.
rulers of the East (37-30 BC). AR tetradrachm.
NGC Choice AU 4/5 - 4/5, light scuff
Severus Alexander (AD 222-235). AV aureus (19mm, 11h)
in contemporary gold setting and chain. Choice XF
NGC Choice XF★ 5/5 - 3/5, brushed
HPV & Cancer Link Discovery"
Award Medal in Physiology/Medicine 2008 MS67 NGC
20 Lei 1868 SP63 Deep Cameo PCGS
"Storage Bar" Bearer Bar Loaded (Unredeemed)
3 Bitcoin (BTC) 2011 Genuine PCGS
Antiquity, Middle Ages, Modern Era, and Islam – Auction 132 by Solidus
Solidus Numismatik e.K.
Auction 132
Coins
21 May 2024
Online
Solidus presents Auction 132 featuring 864 attractive lots. The auction will take place on Tuesday, May 21, 2024, starting at 4:00 PM (Munich, Germany) as a live auction on the Auex platform. Bids can already be placed. The auction begins with a collection from Saxony containing many exquisite pieces and rarities. It is followed by a comprehensive selection of coins from antiquity to the modern era, as well as coins from the world of Islam. The auction concludes with appealing coin groups at very moderate estimate prices. Here are some highlights of the auction:
Lot 1008: Saxony – Albertine Line (from 1485). Electorate (1547-1806). Johann Georg I and August (1611-1615). Thaler. 1612. Dresden. On the vicariate. Rare. Patina, extremely fine. Estimate: 2,800 EUR.
Lot 1014: Saxony – Albertine Line (from 1485). Electorate (1547-1806). Johann Georg I (1615-1656). Double thaler. 1619. Dresden. On the vicariate. Strike from the dies of a thaler. Very rare. Patina, extremely fine. Estimate: 2,500 EUR.
Lot 1036: Saxony – Albertine Line (from 1485). Electorate (1547-1806). Johann Georg II (1656-1680). Double thaler (silver). 1663. Dresden. Strike from the dies of the so-called broad confession thaler. Rare. Patina, extremely fine. Estimate: 8,500 EUR.
Lot 1055: Saxony – Albertine Line (from 1485). Kingdom (from 1806). Friedrich August II (1836-1854). Thaler. 1839 G. Dresden. On the visit to the mint. Very rare. Minimal fine scratches almost mintstate. Specimen with smooth edge without inscription. Estimate: 5,000 EUR.
