Catalog - 10. Rhenumis-Auktion

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Various sports events, 24 original encapsulated coins different countries of issue to this occasion, mostly PP silver coins, immense acquisition price.

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Prussia. 1981 Gold medal on the domination the Prussian kings between 1701 and 1871. Aversum: king's busts on aureola. Reverse: Prussian national coat of arms. Margin hallmarked with "0220". (999.9 Au). 31, 0 g, 41 mm, pp.

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Bavaria. 1984 aversum: adidas logo with lettering and date '19. Oct 1984.' reverse: historic gatehouse view with transcription: "Herzogenaurach about 1632 - Nürnberg-based Tor". Touched, PP.

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1986 / 1988 collection different medals and silver special embossings to 10.000 Won South Korea bzgl. The '10 th Asian Games 1986' and the 'XXIV. Olympic games' 1988 in Seoul; as well a small figurine on form of the Olympic stadium from 1983 for 1988. Inspection recommended.

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Cologne, blackend cast bronze medal (diameter approximate 80 x84 mm, approximate 155, 5 g), 1991, from A. Kill, on Friedrich from Spee. Av: head from Spee. Rev: scenic depicting witch-hunt. Steguweit 4 under Kill. Freshly cast.

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Federal Republic of Germany. 2003 "Germany's 'first five",' always as 585er Gold new coinage with the appurtenant accompanying notes, PP.

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38.540 g. Switzerland. 1900 38.540 g. Copper shooting medals "Tir cantonal bernois", reverse contact marks. Richter 244 b, ss.

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One-sided cast bronze medal (diameter approximate 67, 5 mm, approximate 53, 9 g), undated (later cast one Renaissance medal), unsigned, on the death of the lawyer Giovanni Alvise Toscani (1478). Av: bust left. Comp. Hill 808. Eyelet at reverse mounted, extremly fine freshly cast.

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36.460 g. Switzerland. 1903 36.460 g. Shooting medals on the cantonal shooting festival in Biel, some scratch afield. Richter 251 a, very fine to extremly fine.

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65.500 g. France. 65.500 g. Aversum shows the bust from Marianne left looking, reverse shows the text "Prix de Tir offer par le Ministre de la Guerre".

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France. Nice lot from five bronze and silver medals, beneath Ministère de l'intérieur, Prix offer par le Ministre from O. Roty, must see.

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57.040 g. Switzerland. 57.040 g. Silver plated bronze medal, shooting medals Freiburg "Société cantonale de tireurs Fribourgeois", slight foibles the silvering. Richter 442 b, very fine to extremly fine.

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Vatican. 1923 ff. Pius XI, lot of 4 lovely bronze medals of the Aurelio Mistruzzi ex 1923-27. Mont. 36, 38, 39, 40 Rin. 117, 119, 120, 121, extremly fine+.

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53.360 g. Switzerland. 1924 53.360 g. Shooting medals on the Federal shooting festival in Aargau, nice patinated. Richter 45 a,

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12.300 g. Switzerland. 1927 12.300 g. Shooting medals to the cantonal shooting match in Rheinfelden. Richter 30 b, extremley fine

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Switzerland. 1927 lot from two protect medals the Standschützen society in Brugg, from bronze (Richter 47 b) and silver (Richter 47 a), extremley fine

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Vatican, Pius XI, silver medal (diameter approximate 36, 0 mm, approximate 19, 64 g), 1929, from Roth, on the 50 years anniversary as a priest Pope Pius XI. Av: bust left. Rev: coat of arms between year date. Margin hallmarked "Bavarian. Imperial Mint fine silver", small edge nick, extremly fine to uncirculated.

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Switzerland. Nice lot from six protect medals from copper, bronze and silver, beneath the bronze medal to the field section shooting competition from Zurich (Richter 1855 a), must see, very fine to extremly fine.

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20.680 g. Uruguay. 1930 20.680 g. Silver medal on the centennial celebration the constitution in original case. Aversum: coat of arms Uruguay in the laurel wreath, beneath: "PRESIDENCIA DE LA PEPUBLICA / JUAN CAMPISTEGUY / 18 DE JULIO 1930". Reverse: date inscription, extremley fine