Luxembourg. 100 Francs 1946, 600th Anniversary of the Death of John the Blind at the Battle of Crécy, KM 49, Silver 37 mm, weight 25 g. .835, Condition NGC MS 66, patina

Luxembourg, Charlotte (1919-1964). 250 Francs 1963, Millennium of Luxembourg City, KM 53, Silver 37 mm, weight 24,90 g. .835, Condition BU

Luxembourg (Austrian Netherlands), Joseph II 1780-1794. 1 Sol 1790 H, Günzburg, KM 15, Herinek 106, Probst L261-1, Copper 31 mm, weight 13,90 g., Condition VF, mint planchet defect, nice brown patina

Luxembourg. 50 Francs 1946, 600th Anniversary of the Death of John the Blind at the Battle of Crécy, KM 48, Silver 30 mm, weight 12,50 g. .835, Condition BU

Luxembourg, Charlotte (1919-1964). 100 Francs 1946, 600th Anniversary of the Death of John the Blind at the Battle of Crécy, KM 49, Silver 37 mm, weight 25,20 g. .835, Condition BU, without the designer's name (Armand Bonnetain) on the reverse, official Restrike of 1964, mintage 2000 pcs, L. 293-3 and Weiller. 283C

Luxembourg, Charlotte (1919 - 1964). 10 Francs 1929, KM 39, Silver 31 mm, weight 13,20 g. .750, Condition VF/VF+, nice patina

Luxembourg. 50 Francs 1946, 600th Anniversary of the Death of John the Blind at the Battle of Crécy, KM 48, Silver 30 mm, weight 12,50 g. .835, Condition aUNC

Luxembourg, Charlotte (1919 - 1964). 10 Francs 1929, KM 39, Silver 31 mm, weight 13,30 g. .750, Condition VF+, beautiful patina

Luxembourg, Jean (1964-2000). 100 Francs 1964, Accession to the throne of Grand Duke John (Jean Grand-Duc de Luxembourg), KM 54, Silver 33,10 mm, weight 17,80 g. .835, Condition aUNC

Luxembourg, William III (Netherlands) 1849-1890. 2 1/2 Centimes 1854 (u), KM 21, Bronze 21 mm, weight 2,55 g., Condition XF/aXF, nice toned, attractive specimen

Luxembourg, William III (Netherlands) 1849-1890. 2 1/2 Centimes 1870 (u), KM 21, Bronze 21 mm, weight 2,50 g., var. with dot above BARTH, Condition XF, slightly cleaned, very attractive

Luxembourg, Walfer / Walferdange. Commemorative plaque of the 1st Battalion, 5th Infantry Division, formed in 1945 in Walfer / Walferdange, cast iron, 280 x 173 mm, weight 3660 g, Very Good Condition

In 1945, the 1st Battalion, 10th Regiment, of the U.S. 5th Infantry Division was fighting in Luxembourg during the final stages of the Battle of the Bulge. The battalion was involved in intense combat throughout January, culminating in the capture of the village of Putscheid (Pëtschent) on January 28, 1945, after several days of severe fighting. The 5th Infantry Division, known as the "Red Diamond," was part of Lt. Gen. George S. Patton's Third U.S. Army and played a crucial role in pushing German forces back during this period.

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Luxembourg, William III (Netherlands) 1849-1890. 2 1/2 Centimes 1870 (u), KM 21, Bronze 21 mm, weight 2,60 g., var. with dot above BARTH, Condition XF, nice patina, attractive

Luxembourg, William III (Netherlands) 1849-1905. 10 Centimes 1854 (u), KM 23.1, Bronze 31 mm, weight 9,75 g., Condition VF+

Luxembourg, Charlotte (1919-1964). 250 Francs 1963, Millennium of Luxembourg City, KM 53, Silver 37 mm, weight 25,0 g. .835, Condition UNC/BU