Italy, Naples (Kingdom of), Charles II, 10 grana, 1694 NaplesA/.CAR. II. D G. REX. - HISP. ET. NEAP.Crowned bust, armored and draped, to the right of Charles II; signature below.In a flagship, the Toison d'or, above (date) and below (value) and (different).MIR.303/4Silver2.17g20.5 mm
Historic Kreuzer – County of Tyrol (Habsburg Era)Offered here is a beautiful silver Kreuzer from the historic County of Tyrol, struck under Habsburg rule. Tyrol is the same historic region that today forms part of modern Italy (South Tyrol/Alto Adige) and Austria, making this coin an important piece of both Austrian and Italian history.Obverse: Armored eagle with surrounding legendsReverse: Prominent Tyrolean cross with date and inscriptionsSilver issue, small medieval hammered typeMinted in h...
Charles IV gold coin, 2 escudos.• Denomination: 2 gold escudos• Country: SpainReign: Charles IV• Year: 1793• Metal: gold (≈ 0.875–0.901 fineness, according to the assay)• Weight: ~6.77 g• Common name: two-escudo doubloon
The coin in the image is a silver groat (four pence) of King Henry VI, minted at the Calais mint. The coin is an example of medieval English hammered silver.Important DetailsDimensions: diameter 26 mmMaterial: silverWeight: 3.39 gramsRuler: Henry VI, first reign period (1422–1461).Mint location: Calais.Issue: The coin belongs to the 'Annulet issue' (circa 1422–1427), identifiable by the specific markings in the legends.Back Design: In the center sits a long cross pattern that extends through...
Double of 35 maravedís. Pedro I (1350-1368). Seville. (AB. 368 var). Obverse: Bust facing left. 900Petrus de Igrarex Castle of the Legion. Revision: quartered castles and lions, S in the 4th quarter. Petrus DeiGRAREX CASTELLEE LEGIONIS. Encapsulated. 4.42 g. (EBC-)The 35 maravedís of Pedro I, also known as Pedro the Cruel or Pedro the Just, are a coin minted in the Kingdom of Castile during his reign, which lasted from 1350 to 1366. This period was marked by great political tensions and confli...
Cambodia – Kingdom of Cambodia (1860) – 5 & 10 Centimes Coin PairAn outstanding matched pair of early Cambodian coinage dated 1860, struck during the reign of King Norodom I, before Cambodia became a French protectorate. These coins represent a pivotal moment in Cambodian history, issued while the kingdom was still fully sovereign.Both denominations display classic royal iconography and elegant Khmer inscriptions, offering strong visual appeal and historical depth. Early Cambodian issues lik...
This copper coin from the Duchy of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha is a piece of history that would make a great addition to any coin collection. With a denomination of 1 Pfennig and a year of 1851, this circulated coin offers a glimpse into German States prior to the formation of the modern German state in 1871.
Oval, three-part shield with the arms of Austria, the rising dog of the Murbach monastery and the oath hand, all within a baroque cartouche., Saint Leodegard, mitred and nimbed, seated frontally, holding a crozier in his right hand and a drill in his left hand, date in exergue., An exceptional coin, absent from reference works and apparently unique to date! The last digit of the date is not entirely clear, and has been interpreted in previous sales as a 1, but we are leaning more towards a 5, wh...
Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust in the antique style of Francis I, Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, on the right, wearing the collar of the Order of the Golden Fleece., Crowned double-headed imperial eagle, wearing a crowned shield and holding a sceptre and sword, resting on a Burgundy cross, all surrounded by the collar of the Order of the Golden Fleece., Graded PCGS Genuine Cleaned-AU Detail. An exceptional and gigantic coin, struck in the name of Francis I, Emperor of the Holy Roman Empi...
Crowned head of Louis XV on the left, wearing long hair., Four crowned arms of France and Navarre forming a cross, flanked by four lis and with the mint mark in heart., An exceptionally fine and exceedingly rare copy! Particularly noteworthy is the reuse of the louis bust on the divisionals. The lack of space for a crowned head on this small divisional is particularly striking. On the quarter, the bust takes up all the space in the field until it touches the legend at the level of the crown, whi...
GERMANY. Bavaria. 5 Ducats, 1640. Munich Mint. Maximilian I. PCGS MS64+.Fr-196; KM-268. With date above and divided. The sole finest example of the type certified by either service.