(emperor guldiner) Very rare. Extremely fine.
probably the only specimen in private possession.
Extremely fine.
Münster. Extremely rare. About extremely fine.
Werner, Nuremberg, commemorating the 100th anniversary
of the Peace of Westphalia. Extremely rare. About FDC.
ducat. Very rare. Extremely fine to FDC.
Very rare. About FDC. MS 63.
known specimen. Very fine.
(later issue, probably from the 18th century).
Very fine. About extremely fine.
10 talers, 1738, by S. Roth. Very rare. Very fine +.
Only 1,500 specimens minted. Extremely fine to FDC.
Coins at Fixed Prices at NAC USA
NAC USA
Fixed Price Selection 2024
Coins
19 December
Online
Shanna Schmidt announced a small but powerful group of fixed price items available from the NAC USA offices in Chicago. The list includes ancient coins from the private coin cabinet of the NAC London offices, available for immediate purchase. The list is divided into the sections Greek, Roman Republic, Roman Empire and Byzantine.
See a few examples here:
US1165 – 5/13354
US1165 – 5/13354: Magna Graecia, Sicily. Leontini, c. 460 – 450 BC. AR Tetradrachm, 17.24g (27mm, 4h). Ex CNG-NAC 60, 1996, lot 735. Ex NAC 23, 2002, lot 1095. Ex NAC 72, 2013, lot 316. Ex NAC 114, 2019, lot 50. Large flan. Some minor pitting and corrosive areas. Reverse has areas of wear but is otherwise complete. aEF. Price: $28,750.
US1075.
US1075. Roman Imperatorial, Asia Minor or Northern Greece. Mark Antony and Octavia, Moving military mint, c. Summer – Autumn 39 BC. AV Aureus, 7.95g (20mm, 11h). Well centered and struck for type. Exceedingly rare issue of Octavia and Antony. Overall porous surfaces and light wear. Flan flaw on edge at 12h. Pleasant VF. Price: $55,000.
US1127 – 5/14467
US1127 – 5/14467: Roman Empire, Italy. Lucius Verus, c. 161 – 169 AD Rome, c. 163 – 164 AD. AV Aureus, 7.24g (18mm, 6h). Ex Leu 86, 2003, lot 871. Ex NAC 100, 2017, lot 528. From De Guermantes Collection. Some light marks and flow lines visible. Beautiful high relief with remarkably good strike. Mint State. Price: $36,800.
US1175 – 60675
US1175 – 60675: Vandals, Italy. Odovacar, in the name of Zeno, Sardinia (?), c. 476 – 493 AD. AV Solidius, 4.15g (22mm, 7h). From the Curti Collection, Künker, 227, 2013, lot 2005. From the Bernard Chwartz collection. Ex Crinon, Paris, 14 June 2010, lot 118, From the Nadia Kapamadji collection. Ex Bourgey, Paris, 27 October 1992, lot 715. Sharply struck for issue. Several scratches in the fields. EF. Price: $16,675.
