Katalog - SINCONA Auktion 99

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1 Penni 1916, Helsinki Mint. Mintage for Finland. Bitkin 476. NGC MS64 RB.

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Helsingfors Mint, 1917. 1 Penni 1917, Helsinki Mint. Civil War Issue. Bitkin 5. KM 16. NGC MS63 RB.

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Finland Civil War, Liberated Finish government, 1918. 5 Penniä 1918, Helsinki Mint. KM 21. NGC MS64 RB. Überdurchschnittliche Erhaltung / Extraordinary condition.

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Tokens of the State Bank of Armavir, 1918. 5 Roubles 1918, IZ. 8.84 g. Bitkin 6 (R1). Selten / Rare. Sehr schön / Very Fine.

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Tokens of the State Bank of Armavir, 1918. 3 Roubles 1918, IZ. 6.56 g. Bitkin 7 (R). Selten / Rare. Sehr schön / Very Fine. Schrötlingsfehler / Flan flaws.

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German Occupation 1916. 3 Kopecks 1916 A, Berlin Mint. Bitkin 1. J. 603. NGC MS64.

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German Occupation 1916. 3 Kopecks 1916 A (2x), Berlin Mint (NGC MS63, Fast Vorzüglich / About Extremely Fine). 2 Kopecks 1916 A (2x), Berlin Mint (NGC MS63, Vorzüglich / Extremely fine). Lot of 4 pieces. Bitkin 1, 3. J. 603, 602. Unterschiedlich erhalten / Various conditions. (4)

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1 Rouble 1921, 1922, Leningrad Mint, (AG). Lot of 2 pieces. Parchimowicz 5. KM Y 84. Vorzüglich / Extremely Fine. Leicht gereinigt und kleine Randfehler / Slightly cleaned and small edge nicks. (2)

Wichtiger Hinweis / Important information
Dieses Los unterliegt bei Auslieferung in der Schweiz der Margenbesteuerung gemäss MWSTG 24a (23% Aufgeld inkl. gesetzlicher Mehrwertsteuer)
When delivered in Switzerland, this lot is subject to the margin taxation scheme in accordance with article 24a of the Federal Act on Value Added Tax (23% buyer’s premium incl. statutory VAT)

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10 Roubles 1923, Petrograd Mint (NA). Chervonetz. Parchimowicz 287a. Fr. 181. NGC MS63*. Prachtvolle Erhaltung / Magnificent condition.

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10 Roubles 1923, Petrograd Mint (NA). 8.58 g. Chervonetz. Parchimowicz 287a. Fr. 181. Gutes vorzüglich / About Uncirculated.

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1 Rouble 1924, Leningrad Mint, (PL). 50 Kopecks 1921 (AG), 50 Kopecks 1922 (PL), Poltinnik 1924 TR (2x), Poltinnik 1925 PL (2x), Poltinnik 1926 (PL) and Poltinnik 1927 (PL). Lot of 9 pieces. Parchimowicz 58a, 4, 4 var, 56a, 56g-i. KM Y 90.1, Y 83, Y 89.1, Y 89.2. Sehr schön bis vorzüglich / Very Fine to Extremely Fine. (9)

Wichtiger Hinweis / Important information
Dieses Los unterliegt bei Auslieferung in der Schweiz der Margenbesteuerung gemäss MWSTG 24a (23% Aufgeld inkl. gesetzlicher Mehrwertsteuer)
When delivered in Switzerland, this lot is subject to the margin taxation scheme in accordance with article 24a of the Federal Act on Value Added Tax (23% buyer’s premium incl. statutory VAT)

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Silver medal 1938, 101.20 g. Issued by the Council of the Regional Capital. Unsigned. City coat of arms. Rv. View of Uzhhorod Castle. 65.8 mm. Sehr selten / Very rare. Vorzüglich / Extremely Fine. Mattiert / Matte finish.

The city of Uzhhorod is the capital of the Transcarpathian Oblast in Ukraine and the seat of the administrative centre for the Uzhhorod Raion. It is located in the border triangle between Hungary, Slovakia and Ukraine, directly on the Slovakian border.

It was conquered by Hungary in the mid-11th century. The conquest of the rest of Transcarpathia was then completed by the 13th century. Until 1918/19, the city belonged to the Kingdom of Hungary under various princes and thus also to the Austrian monarchy from 1526 and to Austria-Hungary from 1867.

Under the Treaty of Trianon, Uzhhorod fell to the newly founded Czechoslovakia in 1919 along with Carpathian Ukraine. Until 1938, Uzhhorod was the capital of the autonomous Carpathian Ukraine within Czechoslovakia. As a result of the First Vienna Award of 2 November 1938, Uzhhorod, together with the southern strip of Carpathian Ukraine, became Hungarian again.

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Silver medal 1950, 96.66 g. On the 250th anniversary of the founding of the Preobrazhensky Regiment. Signed O. L. R. B. C. (Society of Lovers of Russian Military Antiquities in France). Bust of Tsar Peter I in armour with cloak draped over his shoulders (based on the medal designed by J. Duvivier in 1717). Rv. 7-line inscription. Edge mark: cornucopia and ARGENT. 59.3 mm. Selten / Rare. Fast FDC / About Mint State. Feine Patina / Nicely toned.

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10 Roubles 1980, Moscow Mint. Chervonetz. Parchimowicz 287j. Fr. 181a. 100'000 Exemplare geprägt / 100,000 specimens struck. NGC PF69 ULTRA CAMEO.

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10 Roubles 1980, Leningrad Mint. Chervonetz. Parchimowicz 287j. Fr. 181a. 100'000 Exemplare geprägt / 100,000 specimens struck. NGC PF67 ULTRA CAMEO.

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1 Rouble 2003, St. Petersburg Mint. Small Cormorant. Parchimowicz 666. 10'000 Exemplare geprägt / 10,000 specimens struck. NGC PF69 ULTRA CAMEO.

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Gold bar n.d. (1922-1991), 100.08 g. Cast 100 gram gold bar, CCCP with hammer and sickle. FDC / Uncirculated.

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Russian Empire, until 1917. Imperial Order of Saint Anne 11.45 g. 3rd-grade cross with swords, 36.1x35.7 mm, official fabrication by Eduard in St. Petersburg between 1910 and 1916, gold and enamels, 11.45 g, phototype, on the reverse of the upper cross arm under the enamels master's mark "VD" and on the reverse of the lower cross arm under the enamels manufacturer's mark of Eduard, on the loop kokoshnik gold mark for 56 zolotniki from 1908 until 1917/26, on the reverse of the sword hilts as well as on the ribbon ring kokoshnik marks from 1908 until 1917/26, with neck ribbon piece. RRU 32D. ZK2 3168. Vorzüglich / Extremely Fine.