Catalog - 10. Rhenumis-Auction

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Four silver coins of the German High Middle Ages: 1 denarius Archbishop Philipps from Heinzberg (1167-1191), av. : enthroned Archbishop with miter and crosier from v, in Ums. :+HITARC - EPICOPV / rev. : wall with Tor, on that domed tower between two towers, in Ums. :+e ACOGONIAPAICIIAI; 1, 428 g, Hävernick 506, lower coin edge scorched, otherwise s+. Besides 1 unb. Denarius, 10.-12. Jh, av. Cross with two dot flowers in the cross-angles (minimally. Double strike), rev. Church with two arcades and hatched peaked roof, 0, 706 g, ss. In addition to it two indefinite coins: 1 bracteate, 0, 350 g, weak condition and treated, as well 1 denarius with av. Enthroned clerical with cross staff and gesture of blessing, 0, 241 g, strength marginal tears.

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Wilhelm I., 1861-1888.2 ½ silver penny lot. From King to the Emperor (almost) complete with all years of minting (complete) and locations: 1842 - (- 44.1848 -) 1860 (without 1861 B and 1867 C) in average condition and 1861 - 1873 mostly in better conditions. Includes among others 1861 An in fst! In total 39 pieces.

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Lot. 1861 - 1873. Complete collection of all years with all embossing places (A, B, C), in large part in exception preservation. In total 28 pieces. PPC's 105 Olding 415 J. 89 K. M. 485,

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18.480 g. Small lot from three Talers: thaler 1866 Berlin 18.480 g. On the victory over Austria, in addition to it crowning thaler 1861 in very fine to extremly fine, 18, 47 g, Mansfelder mining thaler 1862 in ss, 18, 29 g and thaler 1866 in extremly fine, 18, 47 g. PPC's 117 and so on J. 89 and so on Dav. 784 and so on Kahnt 389 and so on, extremly fine+.

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Small lot of three Württemberger coins: 3 Mark 1909 F, Jaeger 175; 5 Mark 1902 F, Jaeger 176; 3 Mark 1911 F "silver wedding", Jaeger 177 on the conditions different.

This lot has been withdrawn.

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Friedrich Christian, 1763-1769. Thaler 1766 Brandenburg Bayreuth, Margrave Friedrich Christian (1763-1769), thaler 1766.28, 46 g, O 42, 1 mm, with handle 49, 1 mm. Av: armed ruler in the half profile to the right. Transcription: FRID·CHRIST·D·G·M·B·PETS·B·N·. Minimal traces adjustment at the neck. Rv: crowned coat of arms from Foliage and foliage covers frames, in the lower part year date 1766 through coat of arms centered separated, coat of arms based on trophies, beneath passage through line, beneath BAYREUTH, beneath signature Wardeine E&S. Transcription: toes a fine MARK. Foliage edge. Contemporary pendant (traces). Handles harmful, there letters through trace of solder covers, otherwise good extremley fine very nice evenly and iridescent rainbow patina. Dav. 2041 collection Grüber 4039 K. M. 251 collection Wilm. 797,

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1 Mark 1903 An and G: a little allocated, otherwise faultless copy with magnificently shading. Fst. ; G: with large coin sign! Slight cleaning marks and negligible rubbed, otherwise perfect. Very nice, dark shading. Extremly fine to uncirculated. In total 2 pieces, both in this good condition rare. J. 17, extremly fine to uncirculated.

This lot has been withdrawn.

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Collection with all embossing places, the very most in good (ss extremly fine), many in very good (extremly fine and better), some, also rarer pieces, in exceptional preservation (st). With this: 1873 A very fine to extremly fine, B very fine plus, D in ss, 1874 C fst, D fst, 1875 D st, C st, 181887 J st, 1888 F st, 1891 F fst, 1894 G fst, 1897 J uncirculated. Among others 1917 in AL complete. In total 221 coins.

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Lot Reichsgold: Baden, Bavaria, Hamburg, Prussia, Wuerttemberg. 10 x10 Mark, 8 x 20 Mark. All very fine - extremly fine or better. In neat, neutrally collecting case.

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Collection from 8 nominals the cities Bremen, Hamburg and Luebeck, beneath 2 Mark Bremen 1904 J and 3 Mark Luebeck 1908 A. Condition different.

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Small lot from four coins: 2 Mark Mecklenburg-Schwerin 1904 A, 3 Mark Mecklenburg-Schwerin 1904 A, 5 Mark Mecklenburg-Schwerin 1915 A, 2 Mark Mecklenburg Strelitz 1877 A. Conditions s to extremley fine

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Small lot empire, composed of eight coins: 3 Mark Saxony 1913 E, J. 140. ; 1 Rupee German East Africa 1891, J. 713; afterwards Prussia: 2 Mark 1901 (A), J. 105; 2 Mark 1911 A, J. 108; 2 Mark 1912 A, J. 102; 2 x 2 Mark 1913 (A), J. 109; 2 Mark 1913 A, J. 111. The conditions from very fine to extremley fine

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Small lot from three coins: 2 Mark Schwarzburg 1905 A, 3 Mark Schwarzburg 1909 A, 3 Mark Schaumburg Lippe 1911 A. Condition very fine+to extremley fine

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4.058 g. One-sided strike (4, 05 g) from reverse of a 20 mark piece. First edition from original postmark on non-ferrous metal red gold-plated. Before vg relief f. PP matted, this means picture in places unclear or parts like with slight embossing (compare Schaaf 202, G5 / G7), during margin rod, pearls and transcription on an early strike reference. It existing one-sided strikes various Federal states av, in the reference work rv mentions as such, however not separate itemized. Production-period unclear, gekratete edge indicates later minting. Weak magnetic. Rolled gold' at single places rubbed. Schaaf -, R, very fine to extremly fine.

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Lot from three coins: Prussia 5 Mark 1907 An in very fine plus, Saxony 3 Mark Battle of Nations 1913 extremly fine and in addition to it III. Reich 2 RM Hindenburg 1937 A very fine to extremly fine.

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Lot to Wilhelm I. : 1 x crowning thaler 1861, nice, dark shading, minimal rubbed, otherwise impeccable, extremly fine; 1 x pewter medal from Weckwerth 1879 to the golden wedding with Augusta, tarnished, av picture emperor couple extremly fine, rv text ss. PPC's 116 S. M. 6159,

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Lot 2 pennies: 1873: B extremly fine to uncirculated, D fst; 1874 year complete (without D and J (: proof) ) ; An uncirculated (zaponized), B extremly fine to uncirculated (zaponized), C extremly fine to uncirculated, E extremly fine+(with a small dirt residue on the figure side), F fst, a little allocated, G extremly fine, H extremly fine to uncirculated; 1875: fst (2 x with beautiful patina), C st touched; 1876: A fst, B fst, D very fine plus, F very fine to extremly fine, G extremly fine to uncirculated. In casket. J 2, from extremley fine