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Frankreich Charles X. 1824-1830. Goldmedaille 1825, von Raymond Gayrard. Auf seine Krönung in Reims. 45,5 mm, 74,70 g. Italien Außerst selten, winz. Kr., f. st/vz-st

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This medal is part of a commemorative series of the ancestors of the House of Lorraine, minted in Nancy.From Ferdinand de Saint-Urbain (1658-1738), it commemorates the marriage that took place in 1206, although the medal was posthumously executed in the 17th century by Saint-Urbain. Subject: Theobald I of Lorraine ( ? 1220 ) and Gertrude of Dasbourg-Metz (?-1225). Author: Ferdinand de Saint-Urbain, initials of the engraver under the neck.The Saint Urbain series is known for its historical accura...

'Heavy Silver Medal'' – ca. 500 grams – after the Historic Seal of Biberach an der Riß – No Date – Edge Mark “BK”Impressive modern medal inspired by the medieval civic seal of the Free Imperial City of Biberach (Germany). The obverse features a stylized lily staff flanked by the imperial eagle (left) and a rampant lion (right), surrounded by a Latin Gothic inscription:“✠ SIGILLVM MINISTRI DE BIBERHAC CIVIVM”(“Seal of the Magistrate of the Citizens of Biberach”).This medal ...

Kingdom of BohemiaMedal minted in the first twenty years of the 17th century.D) Left-facing bust of Elizabeth IVElisabetha, daughter of Andrew, King of Hungary. Died at Marb., 1231.E) Church of St. Elizabeth in MarburgR) He distributed, gave to the poor; may his justice endure for all ages.Diameter : 51 mm.Metal: tin alloyReference: Bernhard 21, Hoffmeister 4, Klein B 21Condition : ExcellentRarity: R3Note :The medal is a privately minted propaganda coinage made by the Jews of Prague in imitation...

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Austria. Leopold I (1657-1705). Srebrny medal z 1699 roku - ślub Józefa I i Wilhelminy Amalii z Brunszwiku z Lüneburga. Józef I (1705-1711). Awers: nil viget every mimilar avt secondvm. // a l'exergue: josephvs et / Wilhelmia Amalia / d. g. rom Król I / Królowa Opis : Ich popiersia