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 Autumn 24 Special Release
The NumisPlace
Autumn 2024 Special Release
Coins
10 October 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 Autumn ‘24 special release is now online. Here are some highlights from the release:
ID A7RU9: Roman Empire. Geta, 209-212. Sestertius 210, Rome. Bronze 20.9 g.; 30 mm. Very rare (rated R3 in RIC). Dark green patina. Good Very Fine.
ID AFFQA: Italy. Republic of Venice. Silvestro Valier. Ducatone 10 Zecchini. Gold 34.72 g.; 40 mm. Superior eye appeal, stunning representation, good quality. The coin has been worn as a jewellery in the past. A magnificent and impressive coin of the highest rarity. The only example known. Almost uncirculated AU 55-58.
ID 8AFJP: Italy. Campania. Neapolis. Nomos ca. 300-275 BC. Silver 7.41 gr., 19 mm. Wonderful old cabinet tone and fine provenance. Nearly Extremely Fine.
ID Q5GX7: Asia. Mysia. Pergamon. Cistophorus ca.88-85 BC. Silver 12.61 g.; 27.1 mm. NGC graded Ch AU Strike: 5/5 Surface: 4/5.
ID WZTOJ: German States. Karl VI. 2 Ducats 1732, Hamburg. Gold 6.95 g.; 29.8 mm. Coin was worn as a jewellery in the past, traces of mounting visible at 12h. Almost uncirculated AU 50-53.
ID ARYNY: Roman Empire. Nero, 54-68. Sestertius ca. 65, Rome. Bronze 28.07 g. Struck on an exceptionally large flan and with a delightful brown-green patina, an area of weakness on reverse, otherwise extremely fine.
ID M6UOW: Roman Empire. Vespasian, 69-79. Denarius, Ephesos. Silver 3.39 g.; 18 mm. A very scarce type with an extremely rare variety, without mint-mark (Φ) on reverse exergue. A severe portrait and a lovely light iridescent tone. Almost uncirculated AU 55-58.
ID 3FA26: France. Third Republic, 1871-1940. 10 Francs 1899, Paris. ESSAI-piéfort de 10 Francs Marianne. Flan bruni (Proof). Gold 6.44 g; 19 mm. NGC graded PF 64.
ID 3FSMJ: Roman Empire. Gordian II, 238. Denarius, Rome. Silver 2.75 g.; 20.6 mm. Very rare. Minor roughness, scratch and die break on reverse. Almost uncirculated AU 50-53.
