Catalog - 2. Rhenumis e@uction

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Taler, 1766, Friedrich August III., EDC - Dresden, Kahnt 1072, Dav. 2682, vz.

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Thaler, 1790, Friedrich August III., IEC. Dav. 2696, Kahnt 1084, watermark. Planchet fault, extremley fine

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29.210 g. Thaler, 1792, Friedrich August III., Dresden, on the vicariate. Dav. 2700 Kahnt 1159 snow 1091 collection Merseburger 1972 Buck 185, with beautiful contemporary handle, very fine to extremly fine.

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2 / 3 thaler, 1678, Julius Franz, Dav. 604, extremley fine

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2 / 3 thaler, 1678, Julius Franz, Dav. 604, ss.

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20 kreuzer (2) 1792, Jerome count Colloredo, with contemporary eyelets as (Cuffs) buttons operated. Probszt to 2490 (2) Zöttl to 3285 (2), ss.

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20 Kreuzer, 1795, Hieronymus Graf von Colloredo, Zöttl 3288, vz.

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Schreckenberger undated (1601-1622), Ernst III., Lange 870 var, ss.

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1 / 16 thaler, 1617, Ernst III., Lange 877, ss.

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32 Shilling, 1738, Georg II. From Brunswick Lüneburg Calenberg, Dav. 605, Welter 2653, ss.

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Thaler 161 (2) ?, Johann Adolf, slight embossing at the edge. Lange 272, ss.

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1 / 16 thaler, 1617, Friedrich III., Lange 339, very fine to extremly fine.

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1 / 16 thaler, 1652, Friedrich III., slight embossing at the edge. Lange 350, extremley fine

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28.490 g. Thaler, 1547, Ludwig II., Augsburg 28.49 g. Small planchet tear. Dav. 9864 Friederich 317 Schulten 46, very fine to extremly fine.

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Lot of five 2 kreuzer pieces of the 17th century condition mostly about very fine respectively very fine to extremly fine.

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19.460 g. Guilder = 60 kreuzer to 1668 19.460 g. Aversum: municipal coat of arms, over it "*LX: *K*" and transcription: "*MONETA. Nova. REIP. ARGENTINENSIS: ". Reverse: large lily and transcription: "glory. IN. EXCELSIS. Antiperspirant" ; the transcriptions on both sides fleuron decorated. E. And L. 484 ff var Dav. 1041 A, almost extremley fine

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Double shilling 1523 Kunzel 42, minimal billowy, ss.

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City. Sextuplet 1555 Kunzel 69. Slight embossing. Rare in this condition, extremley fine

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60 kreuzer (deer gulden), 1623, Julius Friedrich, planchet fault, Zainende, s.