Catalog - 11. Rhenumis-Auction

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10 Mark, 1912, Otto, very fine to extremly fine. J. 201

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20 Mark, 1875, Wilhelm, tiny edge nick, very fine to extremly fine. J. 203

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10 Mark, 1873, Ludwig III., small edge nick, slightly rubbed, ss. J. 213

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20 Mark, 1872, Ludwig III., small edge nick, ss. J. 214

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20 Mark, 1872, Ludwig III., small edge nick, ss. J. 214

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10 Mark, 1876, Ludwig III., small edge nick, ss. J. 216

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10 Mark, 1880, Ludwig IV., tiny edge nick, ss. J. 219

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10 Mark, 1878, Ludwig IV., tiny edge nick, ss. J. 219

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20 Mark, 1911, Ernst Ludwig, small edge nick and scratch, extremley fine J. 226

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10 Mark, 1890, Friedrich Franz III., scratch / rubbed, ss. J. 323

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10 Mark, 1872, Wilhelm I., f. St. J. 242

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5 Mark, 1877, A, Wilhelm I., small edge nick, scratch, f. Extremley fine J. 244

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5 Mark, 1877, B, Wilhelm II., almost extremly fine, J. 244. The coin became between 1880 and 1914 (possible even 1922) from Skinner & Co (today Bentley & Skinner) in London as brooch prepared and is in the contemporary dark red including and leather case. Skinner & Co. Waren from the late 1890er years (except under George VI. ) royally court jewellery suppliers, from 1920 also jewellers of the king from Spain. 1912 received they the order, a gold casket in the style of the German Renaissance for the attendance Emperor Wilhelms II. In London to make.

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20 Mark, 1883, Wilhelm I., extremly fine, J. 246.

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20 Mark, 1888, Friedrich III., cleaned, very fine+. J. 248.

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20 Mark, 1912, Wilhelm II., extremly fine, J. 252.

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10 Mark, 1873, Johann, tiny edge nick, ss. J. 257

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20 Mark, 1872, Johann, small edge nick, ss. J. 258

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20 Mark, 1872, Johann, small edge nick, ss. J. 258