Catalog - SINCONA Auction 25

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1/4 gold stater 2nd cent. BC. Apollo head to r. Rev. Biga with driver to r, corn ear below. 2.04 g. HMZ 1-3. SLM 521. D. F. Allen, The Philippus in Switzerland and the Rhineland, SNR 53 (1974), 61e und Tf. 8, 31. Extremely rare. Almost extremely fine.

Ex Collection Wassermann.
This piece was originally purchased in July 1932 from Julius Jenke in Munich.

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5 Lek/1 Frank Ar/1 Franco Oro Not dated (1926). Obverse: Green background frame, in front on left and right, richly decorated cornucopiae, from which flowers and fruits pour out. In the middle the name of the bank in Albanian and Italian language, as well as the signatures of the bank president and secretary. Below, a brown shield of arms with eagle looking left with open wings. Reverse: Brown, adorned frame of leaves with denominations in the corners. In the middle the denomination in Albanian. Below, the printer's name: Officina carte valori Richter & c. Napoli. 5.00 g. Gavello 93. Pick 1a. Of the highest rarity. -II. The bank note is lightly folded and has a minor discolouration on the reverse rim.

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City in rebellion against Philipp II., 1581-1584 1/2 Noble 1582. Gent Crowned ruler with flag, sword and shield in ship. Rev. Floriated cross in octolobe. Crowned leopards in the angles. 3.43 g. Delm. 535 (R1). Fr. 245. Very rare. About uncirculated. Splendid specimen.

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João V. 1706-1750 12800 Reis 1732. Minas Gerais Laureate bust r. over Mmk. M for Minas Gerais and date. Rev. Crowned, decorated arms. 28.56 g. Gomes J5 140.10. Fr. 55. Rare. Almost extremely fine.

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Soviet Republic Dollar 1934. Hammer and sickle on globe. Rev. Chinese legend, two stars in legend. L&M 891. Kann 808. Yeoman 513.1. Very rare. Good extremely fine (PCGS Genuine). Slightly cleaned.

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Christian V. 1670-1699 2 Ducats 1691. Copenhagen CHRISTIANVS . V . D . G . REX . DAN . NORVAN GOT. Armoured bust with mantle and Order of the Elephant. Rev. PIETATE . ET . IUSTITIA . Crowned arms with multiple fields, surrounded by the Order of the Elephant. below: the Signature C - W (Christian Wineke, mint master in Copenhagen, 1690-1700), to the sides the date 16 - 91. 6.94 g. Hede 27 B. Fr. 154. Of great rarity. Extremely fine-uncirculated. Sharply struck specimen on broad planchet.

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Christian V. 1670-1699 Ducat 1699. Copenhagen Armoured bust with cloak and Order of the Elephant. Rev. Sailing ship in harbour of Christiansborg (Accra in Ghana). 3.46 g. Hede 53. Fr. 170. Very rare. Extremely fine to uncirculated.

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Karl Theodor, 1777-1799 Ducat 1780. München Inngold-ducat. Dies by Johann Heinrich Straub. CAR. THEODOR. D. G. C. P. R. V. B. D. S. R. I. A. & EL. D. I. C. & M. Bust with hair tied behind neck, below the medallists initials ST. Rev. EX AURO - OENI. God of the River Inn reclining 3/4 to right, in r. hand emptying a water urn, in the l. hand holding the Bavarian shield of arms on his knee. In the exergue the date in Roman numerals MDCCLXXX. 3.48 g. Hahn 354. Wittelsbach 2331. Fr. 251. Good extremely fine.

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Friedrich Wilhelm, 1640-1688 Ducat 1651. CT, Berlin. Armored elector standing almost right with shouldered scepter, left hand on his hip. Rv. Crowned shield, the date 16-51 above, on either side the mintmark C-T (Christian Thauer, Wardein in Berlin 1651-1658). 3.45 g. Bahrfeldt 37b. Fr. 2206. Of great rarity. Good very fine. Slightly bent.

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Half taler n. d. (c. 1622). The Saints Konrad and Pelagius standing next to each other, city arms in front. Rev. Crowned, nimbate eagle. 14.54 g. Nau 147. Of highest rarity in this quality. Uncirculated specimen. Partially weak strike. Cabinet piece.

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Reichsguldiner 1595. Title Rudolph II. (small floriated cross) MONETA (Rosette) ARGENTEA (Rosette) REIPVB (Rosette) NVRENBERG The three Nürnberg shields of arms between 15 - 95. Rev. ?(Rosette) RVDOLPH (Rosette) II? ROM (Rosette) IMPE ? AVGVSTVS (Rosette) Acorn. Crowned double eagle with imperial orb on breast, therein value 60. 24.45 g. Imhof S. 545, 78. Kellner 146 (Information von Imhof übernommen), Dav. Appendix A 10038. Of the highest rarity. Unique. Good extremely fine.

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4 Ducats o. J. (nach 1711). Title Charles VI. Mint master Johann Michael Federer. Die cutter probably Johann Pichler. ÖMONETA ²­REIPVBLICÆ­ ²RATISBONENSISÖ City arms of Regensburg in a rococo cartouche. Rev. (uncertain Symbol) CAROLVS?VI?D?G? - ROM?IMP?SEMP?AVG?­ Crowned, nimbate double eagle, on its breast the crowned arms of Habsburg/Lorraine, imperial orb above. The whole surrounded by the Order of the Golden Fleece. Sword and sceptre in the talons. Below on r. mintmark wing (Johann Michael Federer). 13.79 g. Plato -. Beckenbauer 306, IV. Fr. 2495. Extremely rare. Extremely fine. Rim has been overworked.

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Christian und Wolrad IV., 1597-1638 Taler 1625. Wildungen Title Emperor Ferdinand II. CHRI:ET· WOLR:FR:COM:I:WALDE: G()K Helmeted arms, below to the sides 16 - 25. Rev. FERD:II·D:G: ROM:IMP:SEMP:AVGVS: Crowned double eagle with imperial orb on breast. 28.72 g. Slg. Hennig -. Slg. Kayser 135. Davenport 7821. Of the highest rarity. Very fine. Attractive toning.

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Ernst II. 1844-1893 20 Mark 1872. E, Dresden Head to l. over mintmark. Rev. Crowned eagle with arms on breast over divided value date and date. 7.92 g. J. 270. Fr. 3851. Of highest rarity. Very fine to extremely fine.

This ist the rarest type of the German imperial gold coinage.

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Alfred, 1893-1900 20 Mark 1895. A, Berlin Bearded head of the Duke to right over mintmark. Rev. Crowned eagle with arms on breast over divided value and date. 7.96 g. J. 272. KM 151. Fr. 3853. Very rare. Proof. Uncirculated. Splendid conservation.

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Silver medal 1936. XI. Summer-Olympic Games in Berlin for the vault jump. Athletes raise a winner on their arms. Rev. Enthroned Goddess of Victory with palm frond and laurel wreath. 73.02 g. Gadoury/Vescovi 1. Very rare. Extremely fine-uncirculated.

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Set of 20, 10, 5 & 2.5 Pesos 1892. Head of Liberty to l. Rev. Shield on crossed flags in coat of arms. 32.24 g / 16.13 g / 8.05 g / 4.01 g. Fr. 1-4. Very rare. Extremely fine to uncirculated.

The mintage amounted to only 300, 321, 558 and 597 specimens.

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Philipp VI. de Valois, 1328-1350 Pavillon d'or n. d. (1339). Crowned king with sceptre enthroned in a pavilion decorated with fleurs-de-lis. Rev. Floriated cross in a quadrilobe, crowns in the lobes. 5.07 g. Duplessy 251. Ciani 270. Fr. 266. Rare. Good extremely fine. Small scratches.

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Philipp VI. de Valois, 1328-1350 Double Royal d'or n. d. (1340). 1st Emission. The crowned king with lily sceptre facing on Gothic throne. Rev. Floriated cross in a quadrilobe, crowns in the lobes. At the outer points trefoils. 6.77 g. Duplessy 253. Fr. 267. Rare. Very fine-extremely fine.