India British, Madras Presidency. AR Rupee, AH 1172 Year 6 (1812-1817 AD), open lotus flower / Arkot, in the name of Alamgir II, edge cord milling, KM 410, Prid. 252, Silver 28 mm, weight 11,42 g., Condition VF+
India British, Madras Presidency. 1/2 Rupee, AH 1172 Year 6 (1812-1817 AD), open lotus flower / Arkot, in the name of Alamgir II, edge cord milling, KM 402, Prid. 254, Silver 22 mm, weight 5,75 g., Condition VF/VF+, grey patina
India British, Madras Presidency. 1/2 Rupee, AH 1172 Year 6 (1830-1835 AD), mint mark rose and crescent, Calcutta mint / Arkat, in the name of Alamgir II, edge vertical milling, KM 435, Prid. 270, Silver 21 mm, weight 5,78 g., Condition aXF
India British, Madras Presidency. 1/8 Rupee, AH 1172 Year 6 (1823-1825 AD), mint mark Rose, Calcutta mint / Arkat, in the name of Alamgir II, edge: Oblique milling, KM 424, Prid. 266, Silver 13 mm, weight 1,45 g., Condition XF/XF+, beautiful patina
Poland, John Paul II. Medal commemorating the Pope's firts pilgrimage to Poland on June 2-10, 1979, Cast Bronze 85 mm, weight 209,70 g., Condition UNC, large and impressive medal
Poland, Bialystok. Medal from the Philatelic Exhibition Bialystok-Vilnius, 1985, 40th anniversary of the victory over Fascism, Bialystok 09.05.1985, patinated bronze 46 mm, weight 43,56 g., Condition UNC
Poland, Bialystok. Medal from XXIII Final of Philatelic Marathon, Science and Technology, 40 years of People's Poland, Białystok 30 VI 1984, Gen. Ignacy Prądzyński 1792-1850, patinated bronze 46 mm, weight 41,97 g., Condition UNC
Poland, Zielona Góra, Drzonków. Medal from the National Philatelic Exhibition, 1984, Sport and Recreation, European Junior Championships in All-Around Mounted Horse Competition, patinated bronze 46 mm, weight 43,42 g., Condition UNC
Israel, 50th Anniversary Medal of Hapoel Israel, 10th Hapoel Games, 1975. Obverse: Female runner, English and Hebrew legend, 50th Anniversary of the "Workers' Games". Reverse: Hapoel logo consisting of interlocking squares, silver? or silver-plated bronze?, 59 mm, weight 90,87 g., on the rim No. 792, Condition XF, patina
Germany. Porcelain medal 1921 on the occasion of the 700th anniversary of the city of Löbau, Scheuch 1829, porcelain 37 mm, weight 9,68 g., Condition XF+
Germany, Heidelberg. Porcelain medal on the occasion of the Wine Festival, 1922, Scheuch 1693, produced in Meissen, porcelain 40 mm, weight 9,77 g., Condition UNC
