Germany, Nuremberg. Undated Silver struck ducat (18th century), “Honor your father and your mother” - the 4th commandment of the Decalogue, minted by the Evangelical community out of love for children, Erlanger 2447, Silver 22 mm, weight 3,6 g, Condition XF+ Obverse: WOL DEM DER FREVDE AN SEINEN KINDERN ERLEBT / DAS HILF HERR IESV (Blessed is he who enjoys the joy of his children / May the Lord Jesus help you), Reverse: DV SOLT DEINEN VATER VND DEINE MVTTER EHREN / AVT DAS DIRS WOHL GEHE (Honor your father and your mother / May your good be with you)
Germany. Medal commemorating Emperor Clodius Albinus (196-197), “Imperial Series” early 18th century, by Christian Wermuth, Pewter 31 mm, weight 11,50 g.,Condition aXF
Silesia / Schlesien-Württemberg-Öls. Carl Friedrich 1704-1744.6 Kreuzer 1715 CVL, Öls (Olesnica), Kopicki 6347, FuS 2467, Silver 27 mm, weight 2,92 g., Condition XF, very attractive, rare in this condition
Brandenburg-Preußen. Friedrich Wilhelm I 1713-1740, der Soldatenkönig 1713-1740. 1/12 Taler 1737, Berlin, Silver 24 mm, weight 3,54 g. Schrötter 356. Condition: XF, rare type of coin in this condition
Germany, Harz. DEO DUCE 1747 token, Johann Benjamin HECHT, minter in Zellerfeld 1739-1762, Neumann 31760, Elbeshausen A-182, Copper 27 mm, weight 4,80 g., Condition VF, patina
Courland, Maurice de Saxe (Moritz). Medal 1750, posthumous to Maurice Saxon Duke of Courland 1726-1729 and Count of Saxony (illegitimate son of King August III of Poland and Aurora of Königsmark), Hutten-Czapski 2714, pewter 56 mm, weight 45,40 g., Condition XF+ Obverse: Bust to left and inscription: MAURIT SAXO GALL MARESC GEN D CURL ET SEM, signed D KAM FE, Reverse: Duke`s tomb in St. Thomas Church in Strasbourg,
East Prussia. Friedrich II der Grosse. 1740-1786. Szostak (6-Gröscher) 1754 E, Königsberg, Olding 199a, KM D278, Silver 24 mm, weight ca. 3,30 g., Condition NGC MS 62, shiny mint state specimen
East Prussia. Friedrich II der Grosse. 1740-1786. Szostak (6-Gröscher) 1754 E, Königsberg, Olding 204c, KM A277, Silver 24 mm, weight ca. 3,30 g., Condition PCGS MS 63, shiny mint state specimen
East Prussia. Friedrich II der Grosse. 1740-1786. Szostak (6-Gröscher) 1754 E, Königsberg, Olding 206c, KM A277, Silver 24 mm, weight ca. 3,30 g., Condition NGC UNC Details, slightly toned, nice shiny mint state specimen
Poland / Saxony. Friedrich August II 1733-1763. Ort (18 Groschen) 1755 EC, Lepzig mint, Kopicki 2113, Silver 28 mm, weight ca. 5,5 g. Large bust of the king, small letters E-C and 18 on reverse, Condition NGC MS 64, beautiful mint state specimen
Poland / Saxony. Friedrich August II, 1733-1763. Ort (18 Groschen) 1756 EC, Lepzig mint, Kopicki 2115, Kahnt 689.d, silver 28 mm, weight ca. 5,5 g., large letters E-C, Rarer in this date, a massive bust of the king, Condition NGC MS 63, beautiful mint luster, delicate patina, last date of issue
Poland / Saxony. Friedrich August II, 1733-1763. Ort (18 Groschen) 1756 EC, Lepzig mint, Kopicki 2115, Kahnt 689.d, silver 28 mm, weight ca. 5,5 g., large letters E-C, Rarer in this date, a massive bust of the king, Condition NGC MS 64, beautiful mint luster, delicate patina, last date of issue
Germany. Prussia, Friedrich Wilhelm III, 1797-1840. Jetton / Token “Für die gerechte Sache” (For the Righteous Cause), by Iohann Jakob Lauer, Brass 24 mm, weight 2,60 g., Condition aUNC, beautiful lustrous patina
France, Napoleon I Bonaparte. Bronze medal 1807 commemorating the creation of the Kingdom of Westphalia, Andrieu, Denon, Bramsen 660, Bronze 40 mm, weight 38,20 g., Condition XF+, beautiful brown patina with mint luster, small scraches on surface and edge
Germany. Medal 1831 commemorating the distinguished composer Carl Friedrich Zelter, by Angelica Facius, Bronze 35 mm, weight 25,50 g, Condition XF, beautiful brown lustrous patina, small spot on reverse, small scratches
Germany. Medal 1844 in honour of Professor Friedrich Creuzer, commemorating the 40th anniversary of this distinguished archaeologist and philologist’s work at the University of Heidelberg, by Ludwig Kachel, Bronze 40 mm, weight 40,80 g, Condition aUNC, Beautiful brown lustrous patina
Germany, Bremen. Commemorative Medal from the Shooting Festival 1865, COMITE MARKE VI - 2 pcs. Bronze and Gilt Bronze 21,00 mm, weight 3,48 g., Condition XF, patina
Germany, Frankfurt am Main. GLOCKENMETALL DOMBRAND 15 AUG 1867 medal, made of bell metal commemorating the fire of the cathedral, J.u.F. 1347, bronze metal 40 mm, weight 27,0 g., Condition aXF