Catalog - Coins, medals, banknotes, militaria, jewelry, watches, toys

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Wiesbaden / Mainz, bronze medal (49, 35 g, 50, 3 mm), undated (1930), from Ernst Schneevoigt, on the deduction of allied from the Rhineland (Rhineland eviction). Aversum: frees breathing again Mann stretches be the Sun toward and circumscription: RESPIRO ET SPERO (\"I breathe and would hope\"). Reverse: : stylized course of the Rhine with the coat of arms Wiesbadens and Mainz as well inscription numismatic society, circumscribed. Edition probably 60 piece; would note the NNB item from Eberhard Left 1980 from S. 105. Extremley fine

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Silver medal (20, 12 g, 35, 8 mm), 1930, from Karl Roth, on the 700. Day of death Walthers of the Vogelweide. Aversum: helmet with birdcage helmet ornament, beneath inscription and cross. Reverse: : Walther depiction to model the representation in the Codex Manesse (UB Heidelberg, Cod. Pal. Barm. 848, fol. 124 r). Extremley fine

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Silver medal (19, 90 g, 37, 0 mm), 1936, on 1000 years Meissen. Aversum: city view with municipal coat of arms and circumscription. Reverse: : ascending lion at tower and circumscription. Zaponized, extremley fine

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Baden, Gold medal (Dm. 50, 0 mm, 70, 44 g, 900er Gold), 1955, unsigned, on the 300. Birthday of the Margraves Ludwig Wilhelm and the peace from Rastatt. Av: the Margrave on horseback to the right, circumscribed. Rev: the Rastatt castle over it eagle. In the case, with edge inscription, tiny scratch, f. St.

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German Demokratic Republik (East Germany), Berlin, white bisque porcelain medal (34, 30 g, 63, 3 mm), undated, porcelain manufacture Meissen, on the museum for German history in Berlin. Aversum: head of a dying warrior (from Andreas Schlueter). Reverse: : relief title and artist's name as well manufactory characters. Abrasion stains, very fine to extremly fine.

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China, silver medal (1 Oz), undated, on the head of the party Deng Xiaoping (1979-1997), in the NGC-Slab with Grading PF 68 Ultra Cameo, PP.

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China, silver medal (45 g Ar), 35 th Anniversary of Gold panda Issuance, matted, in the NGC-Slab with Grading PF 69 Antiqued, st.

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France, bronze badge (73, 58 g, 41, 4 x 58, 6 mm), 1918, from P. Turin, on the establishment the monuments for the composers Claude Debussy in Paris and St. Germainen Laye. Aversum: bust Debussys left and name. Reverse: : inscription. Green patina stains, very fine+.

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France, Cannes, silver plated bronze badge (140, 33 g, 80, 9 x 52, 9 mm), 1928, on the Regate Royales in Cannes. Aversum: regatta scene before city view. Reverse: : inscription. Almost extremley fine

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Great Britain, Set from five bronze medals Europiean Architektural Heritage Year 1975 in the dark blue velvet box to in each case 35, 0 g and 43, 6 mm. Aversum with accordingly inscription and stylized building view, reverse with copies and inscriptions for the architectural heritage sites Berney Arms norfolk, Castell Caernarfon, Stonehenge, hampton court Palace\' and \'Melrose Abbey. Slightly spotted, therefore extremly fine from PP.

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Netherlands, bronze medal (15, 02 g, 33, 6 mm), 1901, on the Transvaal Boer War 1568-1648. Av: two knight and two soldiers and circumscription:+. HET . IS . BETER . TE . STERIJDEN . VOOR . HET . VADERLAAND, inside second legend. Reverse: : burning house and circumscription: . DAN . DOOR . EEN . GEVEINSDE . VREDE . TE . Become. BEDROGEN . Extremly fine.

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Austria, Franz Joseph I., bronze medal (74, 34 g, 66, 90 mm), 1915, from Gurschner, on the Aid the Vienna for the poor, became an orphan and disabled people, issued from black yellow cross and the disability fund. Aversum: two nurses with dated escutcheon, left a mother, right a wounded soldier. Reverse: : dating and inscription. Houses 1408, extremley fine

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Austria, Franz Joseph I., one-sided, rectangular bronze badge (65, 20 x51, 20 mm, 97, 19 g), 1914, from Stiasny, on the war year 1914. Av: length portrait left, before that 4 lines characters.

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Austria, Franz Joseph I., bronze medal (104, 99 g, 64, 2 mm), 1916, from G. Thiede, on Colonel Alfred Baron from Waldstaetten, chief of staff of the XX. Corps. Aversum: bust left. Reverse: : view of the plateaus from Folgaria in Tyrol. Houses 7962, very fine+.

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Poland, one-sided bronze medal (89, 90 g, 59, 40 mm), 1939, from Henryk Grunwald, on the occasion of of the congress of the international gliding sports association (Polish Aeroclub ISTUS). Aversum: stylized Ikarus, on the wings inscription, over it Aeroclub seal. Edge nick, patina stains, very fine+.

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Russia, Nikolaus II., Gold medal (approximate. 44, 60 mm, 55, 38 g), 1904, unsigned. Av: head left, circumscribed. Rev: eight, from one Sun irradiated Wine vine, over it a scroll. Diakov 1140.3 (frame cancel with 3 lines), small edge nick and contact marks, very fine to extremly fine.

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Russia, Nikolaus II., bronze medal (Dm. 50, 90 mm), undated (1904), from A. Vasyutinsky and D. Pogonov, premiums medal of the finance ministry. Av: head left, circumscribed. Rev: 7 lines characters in wreath of oak. Edge inscription. Diakov 1143.1, extremley fine

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Sweden, Gustav V., bronze non-personalised reward medal (87, 3 g, 57, 4 mm), 1908, conferred in connection with the agriculture exhibition in Esloev 1908. Aversum: crowned eagle coat of arms, in circumscription: SK+NSKA HUSH+LLNINGS FOeRENINGEN. Reverse: : oak leaf wreath and shining midfield. Hyckert 173 (silver), scratch, almost extremley fine

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Pewter medal (Dm. 36, 1 mm, 18, 84 g), 1905, from Karl Goetz, on Emperor Ludwig IV. From Bavaria. Av: enthroned Emperor with scepter and royal orb from the front. Rev: winged helmet in the trefoil. Edge punch: Bavarian. Imperial Mint, Kienast 1, extremly fine to uncirculated.