2 kopecks Russia 1840, one penny Sweden 1932

COINS, 2 pcs, copper, blue 2 kopecks Russia 1840

Automatic translation from Danish.3 pcs. Golden Wedding Silver, 500 kr, Regent Couple 3 pcs. Golden Wedding, proof version, 20 kroner theme coins.

Coins, Golden Anniversary, 500 kr and 20 kr (6)

BELLINGER, Alfred R.; GRIERSON Philip - Dumbarton Oaks Collection: Catalogue of the Byzantine Coins in the Dumbarton Oaks Collection and in the Whittemore Collection. Washington D.C., Harvard University Press, 1966. 3 (of 5) vol., folio (incl. vol. 1 and 2 parts of vol. 2). Green cloth, glassine wrappers (wrappers missing or damaged).

PHILIP - DUMBARTON OAKS COLLECTION: CATALOGUE OF THE BYZANTINE COINS

Alluring Gold Multiple from the House of Savoy ITALY. Savoy. 4 Scudi d'Oro, 1648. Turin or Chambery Mint. Carlo Emanuele II, with Maria Cristina as Regent. PCGS AU-50. Fr-1071; KM-193. Weight: 13.15 gms. Very well centered and pleasingly struck, this hammered multiple in gold displays very little in the way of circulation or handling. Some muted brilliance is observed, but the hue is golden-yellow and engaging. SCARCE and rather difficult to encounter, making the present piece one that simply cannot be missed by the collectors of this duchy which would produce the future kings of a united Italy. Estimate: $7,000 - $10,000. Click here for certification details from PCGS. Image with the PCGS TrueView logo is obtained from and is subject to a license agreement with Collectors Universe, Inc. and its divisions PCGS and PSA. Click here to see Coins in Motion.

ITALY. Savoy. 4 Scudi d'Oro, 1648. Turin or Chambery Mint. Carlo Emanuele

ITALY. Piacenza. 2 Doppie (Quadrupla), 1597. Ranuccio I Farnese, in the name of Alessandro Farnese. NGC AU-58. Fr-899; KM-MB-25; MIR-1137/9. Weight: 13.12 gms. Obverse: Armored and draped bust to left; Reverse: She-wolf to left before crowned plant, date below. A posthumous issue struck under Ranuccio I Farnese and featuring his father, Alessandro Farnese. A lovely and evocative Renaissance issue bearing a lifelike portrait and a she-wolf that hearkens to Roman mythology. VERY RARE in this condition, on the cusp of Mint State with pleasing yellow-golden surfaces, a strong strike to the wolf, and only a touch of wear over the high-points. Estimate: $7,000 - $10,000. Click here for certification details from NGC. Additional image by NGC Photo Vision. Learn more at NGCcoin.com Click here to see Coins in Motion.

ITALY. Piacenza. 2 Doppie (Quadrupla), 1597. Ranuccio I Farnese, in

Rare 4 Scudi d'Oro of Pope Paul V in Envious Mint State Quality ITALY. Papal (States of the Church). 4 Scudi d'Oro, Year XIII (1617). Rome Mint. Paul V. NGC MS-61. Fr-107; cf. KM-67. Weight: 13.38 gms. An impressive Mint State RARITY, with ample retained luster and clear details, with less handling than one might expect for the assigned grade. The sole finest representative encapsulated by NGC, and an example that boasts many attributes beautiful and desirous. Estimate: $20,000 - $25,000. Click here for certification details from NGC. Additional image by NGC Photo Vision. Learn more at NGCcoin.com Click here to see Coins in Motion.

ITALY. Papal (States of the Church). 4 Scudi d'Oro, Year XIII (1617).

ITALY. Papal (States of the Church). Giulio, ND (1503-13). Rome Mint. Julius II. PCGS MS-62. Berman-576; MIR-562/3. This pleasing Mint State issue offers a bold strike, deep tone, and much allure that often escapes these old Papal issues. The sole finest representative of this type yet certified by PCGS. Estimate: $1,000 - $1,500. Provenance: From the John P. Burnham Collection. To view all items from the John P. Burnham Collection, click here. Click here for certification details from PCGS. Image with the PCGS TrueView logo is obtained from and is subject to a license agreement with Collectors Universe, Inc. and its divisions PCGS and PSA. Click here to see Coins in Motion.

ITALY. Papal (States of the Church). Giulio, ND (1503-13). Rome Mint.

Stunning Naples & Sicily 30 Ducati with both a "Star" and "Plus" Grade ITALY. Naples & Sicily (as the Two Sicilies). 30 Ducati, 1852. Naples Mint. Ferdinand II. NGC MS-62+★. Fr-866; KM-368. A splendid example bearing both a "star" and "plus" modifier, this alluring and hulking gold issue is sharply detailed, with bounding luster that emanates from the surfaces. Presenting better than even the enhanced grade might suggest, this handsome example certainly does not lack for appeal. A specimen that will doubtlessly command much attention when offered. Estimate: $10,000 - $15,000. Click here for certification details from NGC. Additional image by NGC Photo Vision. Learn more at NGCcoin.com Click here to see Coins in Motion.

ITALY. Naples & Sicily (as the Two Sicilies). 30 Ducati, 1852. Naples

Beautifully Preserved 1-1/2 Ducats of Alfonso I of Aragon ITALY. Naples & Sicily (Naples). Sesquiducato (1-1/2 Ducats - Alfonsino d'Oro), ND (1442-58). Naples Mint. Alfonso I of Aragon. NGC MS-66. Fr-816; MIR-53; Biaggi-1662. Weight: 5.27 gms. Obverse: Armored knight on horseback with sword; Reverse: Quartered arms of Hungary, Aragon, and Naples. The sole finest example certified by NGC and wholly deserving of that lofty assignment, with nearly flawless surfaces and an essentially perfect strike. There are no areas of notable weakness, the knight and coats of arms rendered in unusually strong and intricate detail, and the surfaces boast a sublime glassy shine. A wonderful specimen of this extravagant Renaissance-era issue. Estimate: $10,000 - $15,000. Click here for certification details from NGC. Additional image by NGC Photo Vision. Learn more at NGCcoin.com Click here to see Coins in Motion.

ITALY. Naples & Sicily (Naples). Sesquiducato (1-1/2 Ducats - Alfonsino

ITALY. Livorno. Pezza Rosa, 1703. Cosimo III de'Medici. PCGS AU-58. Dav-1499; KM-15.3. An attractive example of a SCARCE type. Displaying with a multicolored patina and a small amount of underlaying luster remaining. Estimate: $1,500 - $2,000. Click here for certification details from PCGS. Image with the PCGS TrueView logo is obtained from and is subject to a license agreement with Collectors Universe, Inc. and its divisions PCGS and PSA. Click here to see Coins in Motion.

ITALY. Livorno. Pezza Rosa, 1703. Cosimo III de'Medici. PCGS AU-58.

ITALY. Italy - France. Carolingians. Denier, ND (783-812). Pavia Mint. Charlemagne. PCGS MS-64. Dep-780E; MEC-I-1026; MIR-811. Class III. Weight: 1.57 gms. Obverse: KAROLVS monogram within beaded circle, +PAVIA around; Reverse: Cross pattée within beaded circle, +CARLVS REX FR around. A RARITY within the Carolingian series, and exceedingly so in this excellent technical preservation, placing as by far the finest example of this mint (located in modern-day Italy) certified by either grading service. Boldly impressed and bearing wonderful sparkle and patina, the legends and ubiquitous monogram exhibiting full sharpness with no areas of weakness. A remarkable opportunity for specialists in the series. Estimate: $5,000 - $10,000. Click here for certification details from PCGS. Image with the PCGS TrueView logo is obtained from and is subject to a license agreement with Collectors Universe, Inc. and its divisions PCGS and PSA. Click here to see Coins in Motion.

ITALY. Italy - France. Carolingians. Denier, ND (783-812). Pavia Mint.

Excessively Rare Ducat in Amazing Condition GERMANY. Schleswig-Holstein-Gottorp. Lübeck (Bishopric). Ducat, 1724. Eutin Mint. NGC MS-62. Fr-1508; KM-80.2; Lange-510AAb; Bruun-15044. Weight: 3.45 gms. Mintmaster: Johan Justus Jaster. Engraver: Ehrenreich Hannibal. Excessively rare Ducat, only 50 struck, and missing from the auction circuit for decades if not longer. Even Lange only had a galvanic copy in his collection. A magnificent looking piece with full luster and lots of eye-appeal, this coin is the perfect combination of beauty, rarity and conservation. Estimate: $30,000 - $50,000. Provenance: Ex: L. E. Bruun Collection. Ex: Fr. Chr. Bech Collection (Copenhagen - 1906, 1907), Lot# 1871. Click here for certification details from NGC. Additional image by NGC Photo Vision. Learn more at NGCcoin.com Click here to see Coins in Motion.