Catalog - 10. Rhenumis-Auktion

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0.560 g. Denarius, 13. Century (0.56 g), Brabant. Aversum: left pacing lion with single tail. Reverse: Brabanter cross with angular letters "B - A - S - T". De Witte 144, ss.

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3.460 g. Rolled gold gross, 1387 Ghent (3.46 g), Philipp the audaciously, 1384-1404, Flanders, Aversum: two shields, over it FLANDRES, reverse: crutch cross in double font circle, Vanhoudt atlas G 2629 Deschamps de Pas VII / 9 de Mey 256, minimal corrected, rubbed, ss.

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Dukaton 1619, Brabant, Dav. 4428 Delm. 248, planchet fault, ss.

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27.720 g. Patagon (27, 72 g), 1690, Liège, type A: the button gashes not the legend. Aversum: bust of the prince-bishop to the right with transcription: "IOAN. LVD. D. G. EP. ET. PRIN. LEO. " reverse: coat of arms of the Principality, centered with the escutcheon the Elderen, with transcription: "DVX. BULL. MAR. FRA. COM. Lot. HOR 1690". Dgs. 1124 CH 654, edge nick, ss.

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32.640 g. Lion d'argent 1790 (32.64 g), United belgian states. Vanhoudt 870 Delmonte 395 Dav. 1285, slightly adjusts, two small edge nick, ss.

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12.460 g. 2 ½ Franc (12, 46 g), 1849, Leopold I, Brüssel. K. M. 11 Morin 47 de Mey 1162, small head, reeded edge, rare in this condition, extremley fine

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5 Centimes 1849, Leopold I. Aversum: sitting lion left, the main to the right dextrous, the right forepaw on the belgian state from 1831 put, circumscribed: "L'UNION FAIT LA FORCE" ; in Exergue: "5 cents / Braemt F. ". Reverse: below a banded crown the monogram of the king, circumscribed: "LEOPOLD premier ROI of the BELGES" ; in Exergue: "1849". Dupriez 443, proof: PF63, very rare, almost extremley fine

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2.600 g. 1 centime (2.60 g) 1850, Leopold I. Essay AR. Dupriez 507, st.

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17.270 g. 5 Franc (17.27 g), 1850, Leopold I., Brüssel. Modules de 5 Franc en bronze, slice lisse, pour l'exposition of the HERSTAL, engraver C. Jéhotte, Aversum: head of the king left, reverse: exposition DE HERSTAL about circular arranged utensils, Guioth Planche VII no. 39 Bogaert 460 B1, contact marks, only 50 examples embossed, of prime rarity, extremly fine to uncirculated.

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24.820 g. 5 Franc (24, 82 g), 1853, Leopold I., Brüssel. On the wedding of the duke from Brabant (since 1840 the title of the oldest son of the Belgian king) Leopold (the later Leopold II. ) with Mary Henriette from Austria, Aversum: head Leopold I. Left, reverse: one behind the other staggered heads of the wedding couple to the right, at the neck section signature, beneath date, sublime edge inscription. K. M. M 8.1 Morin M 2 Dav. 52 de Mey 81, extremly fine+.

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20 Franc, Gold, 1865, Leopold I., Fb. 411, small edge nick, ss.

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20 Franc, Gold, 1865, Leopold I., Fb. 411, tiny edge nick, very fine to extremly fine.

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20 Franc, 1868, Leopold II., Brüssel, K. M. 32 Fried. 412 Schl. 17, ss.

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20 Franc, 1870, Leopold II., Brüssel, K. M. 32 Fried. 412 Schl. 20, very fine+.

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20 Franc, Gold, 1875, Leopold II., Fb. 412, very fine+.

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6.430 g. 20 Franc (6, 430 g), 1876, Leopold II., Brüssel. K. M. 37 Dupriez 1195 Fried. 412 Schl. 24, minimal edge nick, very fine to extremly fine.

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8.500 g. Mereau, Liège (8.50 g). Copper Mereaun the brotherhood of the holy sacrament (Confrérie you Saint Sacrement), goblet and host. De Renesse 76.4, s-ss.

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20 Franc, Gold, 1914, Albert, Fb. 421, extremly fine to uncirculated

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20 Franc, Gold, 1914, Albert, Fb. 421, watermark. Kr., extremly fine to uncirculated