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.
The NumisPlace Summer 24 Special Release
The NumisPlace
Summer 2024 Special Release
Coins
6 June 2024
Online
Again, The NumisPlace, an online marketplace for high-quality coins & medals, offers a special release where various dealers upload a selection of coins & medals at the same time.
The new coin inventory of The Summer ‘24 special release is now online. Here are some highlights from the release:
ID HS9I8: Mysia. Cyzicus. Stater circa 550-500, EL 16.10 g. Very rare. Good very fine.
ID S6WTX: Italy. Lucania. Nomos 340-330 BC. Silver 7.95 g.; 21.5 mm. Magnificent old cabinet tone, high relief. NGC graded Ch XF.
ID M4IMW: Kings of Macedon. Alexander III the Great, 336-323 BC. Tetradrachm Memphis ca. 325, AR 17.17 g. Rare. Light iridescent tone, a minor graffito on reverse, otherwise extremely fine.
ID WEWA4: Ptolemaic Egypt. Arsinoe II Philadelphus (277-270/268 BC). Gold Mnaieion or Octodrachm (27,74 g). Posthumous issue of Alexandria under Ptolemy II, ca. 253/2 BC. Delicate, Fine Style artistry displayed on a bright flan with flashes of lustre. NGC graded XF.
ID RIIVV: Bactrian Kingdom. Antimachos I Theos. Tetradrachm ca. 180-170 BC. Silver 16.94 g.; 27.5 mm. Superb Tetradrachm covered with a beautiful cabinet patina of a grey enhanced by golden tones in the hollows. Off-centre strike on the obverse, with a slightly cut flan at 12 o’clock. NGC graded AU.
ID 8YNYL: Roman Republic. P. Cornelius Lentulus M. f. AR-Denarius; 18 mm; 3.91 g. Rome mint, 100 BC. Sharply struck and in an outstanding condition with a lovely light iridescent tone. Virtually as struck. Superb. Almost mint state.
ID L3KBA: Roman Empire. Maximianus Herculius first reign, AD 286–305. Aureus, Siscia AD 286; 5.27 g. An apparently unrecorded variety of an extremely rare type. A very interesting and finely detailed portrait, work of a very talented master engraver. About extremely fine.
ID BWSYS: Kingdom of France. Louis XVI, 1774-1792. Louis d’or à la tête nue 1788, H La Rochelle. Gold 7.6 g.; 23 mm. Scarce variety: 8/7 and NVA instead of NAV. Very low mintage: 23 025 examples. Superb eye appeal joins superlative rarity. An extraordinary item. Well struck with a sharp strike and fully mirrored, prooflike fields. Extremely rare. GEM condition. PCGS graded MS 66 PL.
ID VOC3J: Ethiopia. Menelik II, 1889-1913. 10 Werk Presentation Medal, n.d. (1897). Gold, oval, 52.8 x 44 mm; 30.01 g. Extremely rare, especially in this condition. 5 Pieces minted according to Heritage Auctions and NGSA, perhaps the most finely engraved of all Ethiopian medallions. PCGS graded MS 62 TOP POP.
