Poland. Collection of commemorative medals “Popes of the 19th Century” (from Pius VII to Leo XIII), 6 pcs, National Treasury, each medal made of Brass and Cupronickel, 34,5 mm, weight 15,55 g, Condition UNC, elegant dedicated case in the form of a “foldable album” with descriptions
Poland. Collection of commemorative medals “Great Popes in the History of the Church” (from Pius X to Benedict XVI), 10 pcs, National Treasury, each medal Brass and Cupronickel 34,5 mm, weight 15,55 g, Condition UNC, elegant dedicated case in the form of a “foldable album” with descriptions
Two medals are missing from the collection: Benedict XV and John Paul I
Poland. Collection of commemorative medals “Great Popes in the History of the Church” (from Pius X to Benedict XVI), 10 pcs, National Treasury, each medal Brass and Cupronickel 34,5 mm, weight 15,55 g, Condition UNC, elegant dedicated case in the form of a “foldable album” with descriptions
Poland. 5 Silver Medals from the “10 Decades of Polish Independence” collection, each medal weighing 15,5 g .999 (5 x Ag 1/2 Oz .999), Condition Proof, dedicated National Treasury folder, no certificates of authenticity
The set includes the following medals: - Regaining Independence 1911-1920, - Port of Gdynia 1921-1930, - Central Industrial Region 1931-1940, - Underground State 1941-1950, - Socialist Realism/Thaw 1951-1960
Poland. Silver Medal Collection - History of the Polish Coat of Arms, National Treasury. The collection consists of 10 medals, each medal is 34 mm in diameter, weighs 15,5 g, .999, 10 x Ag 1/2 Oz .999 (155.5 g of pure Silver), mintage 5000 pcs, Condition Proof, medals in a dedicated folder with certificates of authenticity (10 pieces) and certificate of ownership.
The set does NOT include the gold medal Golden Eagle of Przemysław II 1295
Ceylon, British Colony. 1/12 Rixdollar 1803, elephant left, KM 65, Copper 30 mm, weight 26,15 g., Condition PCGS XF 45, an interesting variety with the GOVERNMENT inscription starting at 12 o'clock and rotating counterclockwise, nice brown patina, partly weakly struck, nicely preserved for this type of coin, rare
Ceylon, British Colony. 1/12 Rixdollar 1803, elephant left, KM 65, Copper 30 mm, weight 39,60 g., Condition PCGS XF 45, an interesting variety with the GOVERNMENT inscription starting at 12 o'clock and rotating counterclockwise, nice brown patina, well struck on a thick and heavy very planchet, exceptionally nicely preserved for this type of coin, very rare