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GERMAN MEDALS
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Silver SILVER 1591-DATED ERLANGER-2582 NURNBERG MARITAL BLISS & NEW YEAR ERLANGER-2582 Ex. Erlanger
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NGC MS 63
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KINGS OF FRANCE MEDALS
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Bronze BRONZE (1830-48) LOUIS IX (1215-1270) KINGS OF FRANCE - #43 (E:HAND)
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NGC MS 67 BN
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Puymaurin's Kings & Queens of France Series, #43 Louis IX (1215AD - 1270AD)
"Troiseme" Third Emission Re-struck 1830-48 by Caque Edge: Hand + CUIVRE
NGC MS67BN
An absurdly high grade example of this issue. These rarely make MS65, let alone 67. Rich mahogany red to lilac patina on this bronzed copper monster, with icy blue hints dancing in the mirrors over each side. One can see that the dies were in terminal stage at the time of this 1830-48 Restrike from Puymaurin's early 1800s dies, as evidenced by several prominent breaks. The die fields were also heavily polished, and the medal is fully Prooflike, though no such designation was given on the holder.
There are a number of medals in this extensive series, which began in the 17th century and was re-issued several times. The engraver Puymaurin, more specifically Jean-Pierre-Casimir de Marcassus, Baron de Puymaurin, 1757-1841, was active in the late 18th century but became master of the Paris mint in 1816. His additions to the series likely took place around that time. Various restrikes were made, from his dies, into the 1870s. While the reverse is signed Puymaurin, "P.," the word "CUIRVE," for "copper," and a "hand" symbol used by the engraver Caque, were punched into the edge, confirming this is the post-1830 restrike. Caque was active from 1830 to 1848.
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Bronze 105mm (1855) J-NA-26,AE COMMANDER DUNCAN INGRAHAM RESCUE OF MARTIN KOSZTA
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NGC MEDAL MS 64 BN
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"1854" (1855) Commander Duncan Ingraham / Rescue of Martin Koszta Medal. Original Large Size. By James Barton Longacre and Peter Cross. Julian NA-26. Bronze. MS64 105 mm.
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German States Osnabruck 1761
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Silver Medal 1761 Zepernick-236
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PCGS MS 64
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Osnabruck. Sede Vacante silver Medal 1761 MS64 PCGS, Zepernick-236, Kennepohl-384. A stellar silver Medal with intricate and distinguished depictions of Charlemagne and St. Peter. A welcome layer of burnt-orange and russet patina provides a wholesome veil atop argent visuals that burst with glimmering resplendence. An impressive piece that is choice for the grade and should be a crowd-pleaser come auction day.
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GERMAN MEDALS
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Silver SILVER 1763-DATED OLDING-931 PRUSSIA PEACE IN HUBERTUSBURG OLDING-931
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NGC AU 58
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Betts-446; Pax in Nummis-595; Olding-931; Henckel-1658. By J. L. Oexlein.
Diameter: 44mm
Weight: 21.76 g
Obverse: Germania standing facing, head right, holding scepter and grain ear; mountains and plowman in background; Reverse: View of the Hubertusburg Palace; above, Fama (Rumor) flying right, blowing in one trumpet and holding another. Numerous cleaning marks throughout, but no other real distractions and with little in the way of handling. Popular colonial America type.Sometimes referred to as 'World War Zero,' given its scale overall number of belligerent powers, the Seven Years' War began primarily with Austria's desire to recover Silesia from the Kingdom of Prussia. Since Great Britain had been aiming to increase her colonial possessions in the new world at the expense of France, the strife in the American theater began to merge with that in Europe, resulting in a legitimate global conflict, with every major European power taking the side of either Great Britain/Prussia or France/Austria. In addition to North America and Europe, skirmishes also played out in Central America, the western coast of Africa, India, and the Philippines. Ultimately, a peace was achieved through the Treaty of Paris, formally ending all conflicts save for the Silesian question; the Treaty of Hubertusburg, signed five days later, ended the issue between Prussia and Austria, formally ending the war.
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GREAT BRITAIN - MEDALS
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Bronze BRONZE 1816 G.BRIT Bhm-923 ALGIERS BOMBARDED BHM.923
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NGC MS 62 BN
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Bombardment of Algiers, copper medal, 1816, by Thomas Wyon Jr. and [reverse], Thomas Wyon Sr., for Rundell, Bridge and Rundell, laureate bust of the Prince l., wearing uniform and medals, rev. panoramic view of the action with ships firing and the city beyond, ALGIERS BOMBARDED ... CHRISTIAN SLAVERY EXTINGUISHED
Diameter: 50.34mm
Weight: 67.1 g
(BHM.923; Eimer 1083; MH.575), a little scuffed, pleasant very fine and scarce
*ex Spink Auction, 26 September 2006, lot 413
In 1816 a squadron under Admiral Sir Edward Pellew was sent to Algiers where they arrived on 27 August, in company with a small Dutch squadron. They sought the release of the British Consul, who had been detained, and over 1000 Christian slaves, many being seamen taken by the Algerines. When they received no reply the fleet bombarded Algiers. Pellew was subsequently created Viscount Exmouth.
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United States
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OVAL 2019 SILVER CHICAGO COIN CLUB 100th #8 of 28
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NGC MS 69
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Silver #8 of 28
Obverse: Chicago’s famed Buckingham Fountain in a horizontal view
Reverse: vertical view of Chicago’s iconic Water Tower
Weight: 8 oz
Dimensions: 3.25” x 2.44” x 0.25”
Chicago Coin Club 100th anniversary medal.
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GREAT BRITAIN - MEDALS
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Bronze BRONZE 1798 G.BRIT Bhm-458 VICTORIES OF THE YEAR
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NGC MS 63 BN
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Obverse: Draped and cuirassed bust left
Reverse: Britannia seated r. by trophy of arms;
Reverse Legent: MARI VICTRIX TERRAQUE INVICTA (Victorious at sea, unvanquished on land), AVITUM TRANSCENDIT HONOREM and date in ex. (He surpassed the honor of his ancestors)
Weight: 60.62
Diameter: 48mm
Artist: Kuchler, C.H.
Dynasty: Hanoverian
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United States
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102mm 1909 NY SILVER AMERICAN NUMISMATIC SOC. HUDSON-FULTON CELEBRATION
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NGC MS 62
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I don't purchase many medals. It's not that I don't like them, I just prefer coins that were used in commerce. When I saw this historic medal I just couldn't say no. It was made for the ANS to coincide with the 1909 Hudson Fulton Celebration. These were made in multiple sizes. In addition to silver they were also made out of brass, aluminum and white metal. This particular piece is 102mm in diameter and is 11.7 ounces of Sterling Silver. This is the largest size made and is pretty scarce.
The medals I have seen all have the same design regardless of size. They also made a number of different size pin backs. In addition there was numerous advertising pieces made including the pictured post card.
A little history from Wikipedia:
The Hudson-Fulton Celebration from September 25 to October 9, 1909 in New York and New Jersey was an elaborate commemoration of the 300th anniversary of Henry Hudson's discovery of the Hudson River and the 100th anniversary of Robert Fulton's first successful commercial application of the paddle steamer. The maritime achievements of Hudson and Fulton foreshadowed the importance of the river to New York's progress and identity. Organizers used the event not only to display the success of the two men, but also the status of New York City as a world city and the achievements of its citizens.
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GREAT BRITAIN - DECIMAL
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Silver 250g (2015) G.britain BATTLE OF WATERLOO PISTRUCCI'S SILVER MEDAL ONE OF FIRST 500 STRUCK
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NGC PF 69
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S/N 358
2015 Great Britain 8 oz Silver Battle of Waterloo Medal
With a mintage of only 1,815 coins and a truly fascinating backstory, this unique medal is a must for collectors and historians alike. The large 8 oz size allows the exquisite design to be shown in superb detail.
Contains 8.038 oz. of .999 fine Silver.
80mm Diameter
Exact recreation of the Waterloo Medal designed by Benedetto Pistrucci that took 30 years to complete.
Obverse: The heads of the four allied nations are featured at the center: Prince Regent George IV, Francis II of Austria, Alexander I of Russia and Frederick William II of Prussia. Surrounding these busts is an allegorical representation of the Treaty of Peace that emerged from the battle (the Latin inscription ‘Federe Junctis’ alluding to the treaty itself).
Reverse: Represents the mythical ‘Battle of the Giants’, where the giants are said to have unsuccessfully challenged the Olympian Gods. In this composition, Pistrucci depicted 19 figures struck down by the thunderbolts of Jupiter – 19 for each year of the Napoleonic Wars.
Guaranteed by the Royal Mint.
Struck to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo, this 2015 Pistrucci Waterloo Silver Medal is struck by Britain's Royal Mint in Eight Ounces of 99.9% Silver. Each medal has been approved by The Royal Mint and certified by NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation) to be One of First 500 Struck and comes in a wooden presentation case, with a Royal Mint numbered certificate of authenticity and a Waterloo Medal storybook.
Sir William Wellesley Pole, the first Duke of Wellington's brother, commissioned Pistrucci to create the medal 10 days after the Allied victory. It took Pistrucci over 30 years to complete the molds because of the medals mammoth dimensions and the complexity of the design. The mold was a massive 134mm (5.28 inches) in diameter. By the time the molds were completed, the four Allied sovereigns who were to receive the medal had died, and it was never made.
The Battle of Waterloo brought more than two decades of Napoleonic Wars to an end. This brought a welcome peace over Europe. As a fitting tribute, the Waterloo Campaign Medal was struck for all who fought in the battle. But, it wasn't Pistrucci's medal. A second medal, Pistrucci's medal, was to be designed and presented to the heads of the allied countries and the commanders involved in the battle. Though the original was designed, it went unstruck in Pistrucci's lifetime and for many years beyond...Until now.
For the 200th anniversary of the epic battle, Royal Mint struck Pistrucci's design a reality with the release of this 8oz silver Battle of Waterloo Medal. The reverse represents the mythical 'Battle of the Giants', where the giants are said to have unsuccessfully challenged the Olympian Gods. In this composition, Pistrucci depicted 19 figures struck down by the thunderbolts of Jupiter – 19 for each year of the Napoleonic Wars. At the center of the reverse is a pair of powerful steeds, ridden by characters bearing the features of Wellington and Blücher, both guided by the winged figure of Victory, who was also depicted upon Wyon's Campaign Medal that was awarded to those involved in the Battle of Waterloo.
Inspired by Greek mythology, the obverse shows the heads of the four allied nations feature at the center of the obverse: Prince Regent George IV, Francis II of Austria, Alexander I of Russia and Frederick William II of Prussia. Surrounding these busts is an allegorical representation of the Treaty of Peace that emerged from the battle (the Latin inscription 'Federe Junctis' alluding to the treaty itself). The symbolic composition includes, among other characters, Apollo restoring the day and Themis, Goddess of Justice, who is placed next to the sovereigns as a symbol of the importance of order.
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AUSTRIA - MEDALS
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Silver SILVER 1751-DATED MONTENUOVO-1828 ROYAL VISIT MINING TOWNS
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NGC MS 61
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Maria Theresa silver "Royal Visit to Mining Towns" Medal 1751-Dated MS61 NGC, Montenuovo-1828. 22mm. By Donner. Issued to commemorate the royal visit to the Hungarian mines. FRANC IMP AUG M THERES HUNG REX Facing, crowned busts of Maria Theresa and Franz I // FORTUNAE REDUCI Hermes and Fortuna; ADV AUG INFOD H / MDCCII in exergue.
Metal: Silver
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France
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Silver SILVER 1844-DATED FRANCE NAPOLEON BONAPARTE ROGAT - (42mm) (E:CORNUCOPIA)
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NGC MS 63
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France: Napoleon silver "Napoleon Bonaparte" Medal 1844-Dated
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Netherlands
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Bronze BRONZE 1865-DATED NETHERLAND BATTLE OF WATERLOO (37mm)
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NGC MS 65 BN
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Netherlands: bronze "Battle of Waterloo" Medal 1865-Dated
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German States Breslau
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Silver Medal 1789 Kiaiser 11.1
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PCGS MS 62
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GERMAN STATES. Breslau. 1789 AR Ballooning Medal. PCGS MS62. LUFTSCHIFFER - M. BLANCHARD. Portrait, left / LUFTREISE - ZU BRESLAU// (date). Hot-air balloon among clouds over the city of Breslau. Kiaiser 11.1.
A commemorative medal struck for the 35th journey of J. P. Blanchard and his air balloon, which took place in the skies above Wroclaw (Breslau).
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GREAT BRITAIN - MEDALS
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Bronze BRONZE (1731)G.BRIT Eimer-526 KINGS & QUEENS OF ENGLAND ANNE
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NGC AU 55 BN
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DASSIER, Jean: England, 1731, Bronze, 41 mm, 34.2g
Obv: Bust of Anne ANNA D.G. M. BR. FR. ET HIB. REGINA.
Rev: A sarcophagus, upon which an obelisk has been erected. At left, Fame blowing her trumpet, draws open a curtain to reveal a bust of Prince George. At right a putto points to the portrait. On the lid of the sarcophagus is Victory seated on the barrel of a cannon amidst a pile of captured standards, cannons and cannon balls. She is depicted in the act of recording the deeds of the reign upon a shield.
Exergue: NATA. 6. FEBR. 1665. CORONAT. 23. APR. 1702. MORT. 1. AVG. 1714.
Signed: I.D.
Ref: M.I. ii, 417/292; Eimer 72/462; Eisler I, 264/32; Thompson 33/31; Weiss BW622
Anne (1665-1727) Queen of Great Britain and Ireland (1702-1714), was the second daughter of James, Duke of York (King James II, 1685-1688), and Anne Hyde. Although her father was a Roman Catholic, she was reared a Protestant at the insistence of her uncle, King Charles II. In 1683 Anne was married to Prince George of Denmark. Succeeding William III, Anne was the last Stuart sovereign and, after the Act of Union (1707), the first monarch of the United Kingdom of England and Scotland. As the last Stuart monarch, she wished to rule independently, but her intellectual limitations and chronic ill health caused her to rely heavily on her ministers, who directed England’s efforts against France and Spain in the War of the Spanish Succession (1701-1714). This war dominated her reign and is often called Queen Anne’s War. Anne was the last English monarch to exercise the royal veto over legislation, but the rise of parliamentary government was inexorable. The Jacobite cause was crushed when Anne was succeeded by George I. Her reign is notable for the vibrancy that party conflicts between Whigs and Tories instilled in contemporary arts and culture (from O’Brien and Thompson)
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GREAT BRITAIN - ILLUSTR.
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SILVER 1704 G.BRIT Mi-270-70 BRITISH VICTORIES Eimer-411
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NGC AU 58
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Anne silver "British Victories" Medal 1704 AU, Eimer-411, MI-II-270/70. By P. H. Müller. Commemorating military and naval victories at Donauwerth, Gibraltar and Hochstadt. Handsomely toned a slate gray with deep orange highlights.
Weight:24.6g
Diameter: 43.7mm
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France
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Bronze BRONZE 1842-DATED FRANCE LOUIS-MARIE DE CORMENIN ROGAT - (51mm) (E:HAND)
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NGC MS 62 BN
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FRANCE, Royal (Restored).
Louis-Marie de Cormenin, jurist and political activist.
Diameter: 52mm
Weight: 72.40 g
By Rogat. Dated 1842.
Obverse: LOUIS MARIE DE CORMENIN, head left
Reverse: Statue of Genus surrounded by statues of famous men; all in front of a pantheon.
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Bronze BRONZE 1842-DATED VATICAN DUOMO D'ORVIETO GIROMETTI - (56mm)
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VATICAN DUOMO D'ORVIETO GIROMETTI
Despite the rim damage, this is a beautiful piece.
The Cathedral of Orvieto was damaged by an earthquake in 1832. Its restoration is commemorated in the 1842 dated medal of the Vatican.
Pope Gregory XVI
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Japan
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Bronze BRONZE (1919-DATED) JAPAN TREATY OF VERSAILLES OSAKA MINT - (55mm)
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NGC MS 65 BN
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JAPAN: Taisho, 1912-1926, AE medal, year 8 (1919), 55mm, Commemorating the Treaty of Versailles ending World War I, Allegorical representation of Peace standing right, in oriental attire and with drapery billowing around, holding laurel branch; doves at feet and flying above; in background to right, gate and façade of Versailles Palace // Flags of the five allies of WWI: Great Britain, United States, Japan, Kingdom of Italy, and France; all within wreath comprised of oak branch and palm frond, nice dark brown surfaces, plain edge, a beautifully designed medal, EF.
The bronze issues of these medals were reportedly produced in quantity, though they seem to be infrequently offered in auctions.
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Silver SILVER 1892 GERMANY BAVARIA ARMY MONUMENT WITT-3065 Witt-3065
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NGC MS 62
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Bavaria. Luitpold, Prince Regent silver "Army Monument" 2 Taler Medal by A. Börsch
1892 MS62 NGC, Witt-3065, Gebhardt-202.
A proposed double taler design for the Prince Regent Luitpold--who reigned as de facto ruler of Bavaria from 1886 to 1912 beginning with the mental incapacity of his nephew Ludwig II (known to history as "Mad King Ludwig"), this medallic issue glimmers with mint luster and profuse die polish lines.
From the Jamestown Collection
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German States Prussia
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Silver SILVER 1817 GERMANY WHITING-580 PRUSSIA Whiting-580 (27.7g)
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NGC MS 64
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Prussia. Martin Luther Reformation Anniversary silver Medal 1817
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Bronze AE 1902 GB BHM-3766 CORONATION OF KING EDWARD BHM-3766
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NGC MEDAL MS 63 BN
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BHM-3766.
Conjoined portraits of Edward and Alexandra.
Holed at 12:00 with suspension loop
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Sweden
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Silver SILVER 1877-DATED SWEDEN OLOF GABRIEL HEDENGREN AHLBORN - (45mm)
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Stockholm "Olof Hedengren - Agricultural" Medal 1877-Dated
Diameter: 45mm
By L. Ahlborn.
Obverse: OLOF GABRIEL HEDENGREN F 1812 D 1870 his head left
Reverse: farmers preforming various tasks in fields, in exergue AKTNINGSGAARD AF OREBRO LANS / K HUSHALLNINGS-SALLSKAP 1877.
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ISRAEL - STATE MEDALS
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BRONZE 1967 Israel BALFOUR DECLARATION 59mm #2790
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NGC MS 64
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The First Judeans
1917-1967
Reverse-Aimed Vanguard
of Israel's Sons
Edge writing-State of Israel
Bronze
89 grams & 60 mm in diameter
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ISRAEL - STATE MEDALS
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BRONZE 1967 Israel JEWISH LEGION JUBILEE (59mm) #1840
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NGC MS 65
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Genesis 15-7 Reverse
1917 - 1967
Bronze
91 grams & 59 mm in diameter
Edge writing-State of Israel
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ISRAEL - STATE MEDALS
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BRONZE 1966 Israel ROTHSCHILD - (59mm) #0694
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NGC MS 64
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The Rothschild Medal
State Medal 1966
Bronze
78 grams & 59mm in diameter
This Commemorative medal
was struck to honor
Baron Edmond de Rothschild &
his son James,
whose contributions were basic
to the resettlement of
Jews
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United States
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Bronze 76mm 1852-DATED J-PE-8, AE HENRY CLAY J-PE-8
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NGC MS 64 BN
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Category: U.S. Mint Medals - Julian
Mint: Philadelphia
Composition: Bronze
Diameter: 76mm
Edge: Plain
1852 Henry Clay Personal Medal NGC MS64 BN
This medal is NGC MS64 Brown, with no distracting marks, nice chestnut brown surfaces. Engraved by Charles Cushing Wright and struck at the U.S. Mint. The attribution is Julian-PE-8, Bronze.
About Henry Clay:
Leader of the Whig party and five times an unsuccessful presidential candidate, Henry Clay (1777-1852) played a central role on the stage of national politics for over forty years. He was secretary of state under John Quincy Adams, Speaker of the House of Representatives longer than anyone else in the nineteenth century, and the most influential member of the Senate during its golden age. In a parliamentary system, he would have undoubtedly become prime minister.
Clay’s personal magnetism made him one of America’s best-loved politicians; his elaborate scheming made him one of the most cordially hated. Through it all he displayed remarkable consistency of purpose: he was a nationalist, devoted to the economic development and political integration of the United States
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United States
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SC$1 1933 CO HK-825 PEDLEY-RYAN DOLLAR HK-825
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NGC MS 62
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Pedley-Ryan & Co., Denver investment house, in order to provide a convenient medium for speculation in silver and to increase the use and popularity of silver as a medium of exchange, started a "Buy-an-Ounce-of-Silver" campaign Jan. 5, 1933. Silver at that time was in very limited demand, bar silver being quoted at 27 cents an ounce. Up to that time, the minimum amount of silver traded in on the big markets for actual delivery was 25,000 ounces, and this amount had been sold only since summer 1932.
On Jan. 5, Pedley-Ryan began its sale of round, rimless, plain-edge discs. Size of a standard U.S. dollar, they contained one ounce of silver, 430 grains 99% fine. The slugs were sold three for a dollar and Pedley-Ryan was to redeem them at prevailing market prices of silver. It was believed that thousands of investors throughout the country would purchase the "dollars" and would realize large profits when silver reached the 16 to 1 ratio hoped for by the silver bloc. Silver mining interests in Colorado and elsewhere would, in the meantime, benefit from an increased market for silver.
The campaign, which enabled even the smallest investor to speculate, ended in late summer. Sales had not reached anticipated goals. After that, Pedley-Ryan (later known as the Cow Gulch Oil Co.) sold bars of 1,000 ounces only.
Planchets for the pieces were made for Pedley-Ryan by the Sachs-Lawlor Co., Denver, the silver being obtained from the Denver Mint in 100-plus ounce bars. The discs were stamped by a girl in the Pedley-Ryan office. All have plain edge. First five types sold by Pedley-Ryan were stamped or punched (incuse) while Type VII was embossed.
Not more than 500 issued, beginning Jan. 7, 1933. Pedley-Ryan expressed hope this would be "the last and final variety." Complaints developed, however, that some motorists were using the slugs in lieu of silver dollars at automatic filling stations. A further change then was made, both as to size and type (Type VII). It was reported previously that only "50 made" of this Type IV; obviously an error.
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United States
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26mm 1882-DATED J-CM-42 PENNSYLVANIA BICENTENNIAL GILT Julian CM-42 EX. VIRGIL BRAND COLL.
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NGC MS 64
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1882 MS Pennsylvania Bicentennial Medal, Julian CM-42, MS64 NGC. Brass. 25 mm. Slight, even mellowing over each side with most of the original color and luster remaining. Lightly spotted.
From The Virgil Brand Collection
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United States
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White Metal PL 1844 CAMPAIGN DEWITT-HC-1844-6, WM HENRY CLAY Dewitt HC-1844-6 MCCLURE COLLECTION
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NGC MS 62
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1844 Henry Clay Campaign Medal, Dewitt HC-1844-6, MS62 NGC. White metal, 40 mm. Unlike most surviving examples, this one is holed for suspension at 12 o'clock. The high relief medal by Leonard features Henry Clay facing left with the date, 1844, below. The reverse depicts industry and shipping. The brilliant light gray surfaces are reflective and lightly toned.
From The Rev. Dr. James G. K. McClure Collection.
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United States 1852
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43mm UNDATED WM HENRY CLAY BIRTH & DEATH
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Undated Henry Clay Life Medal -- Improperly Cleaned -- NGC Details. Unc. White metal. Henry Clay was born in 1777 and died in 1852, and his death marked the beginning of the end for the Whig Party in 19th century America. This white metal piece exhibits minor cleaning lines and other trivial marks on each side, retaining brilliant and reflective light gray surfaces.
Ex: Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society.
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United States
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Bronze SC$1 1931 IL HK-460 McCORMICK REAPER 100th HK-460 COSMIQUE COLLECTION
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NGC AU 58
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1931 McCormick Reaper Centennial, HK-460, AU58 NGC. Bronze, R.1. Golden-brown and walnut-brown alternate across this lightly handled but unblemished example. A popular and well-engraved design.
From The Cosmique Collection.
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GREAT BRITAIN - MEDALS
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White Metal WM 1862 G.BRIT Bhm-2741 INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION (42mm) BHM-2741
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NGC MS 62
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1862 BHM-2741 International Exhibition Opening by Pinches NGC MS 62 SWM 41mm
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GREAT BRITAIN - MEDALS
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Silver SILVER 1827 G.BRIT Bhm-1308 EARL OF ELDON LORD CHANCELLOR BHM-1308
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NGC MS 60
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John Scott, Earl of Eldon and Lord High Chancellor
silver Medal 1827
BHM-1308
46mm
By Voigt.
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COPPER 1839-DATED G.BRITAIN MIDDLESEX - WILLIAM TILL
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NGC MEDAL MS 65 BN
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Middlesex copper Medal 1839 MS65 Brown NGC, William Till coins, medals, and antiques dealer in London.
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Copper BRONZE G.BRIT M-8443 JAMES HENRY M-8443
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NGC MS 61 BN
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James Henry was a British numismatist who published a catalog in the later part of the 19th century. Diameter is 33 mm.
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GERMANY - GOETZ MEDALS
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Bronze BRONZE 1919-DATED KIENAST-230 BISMARCK MAUSOLEUM
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depicts "The Bismarck Mausoleum (Bismarck Grabhaus)", Cast Bronze Medal, 356.00g., 105mm, by Karl Goetz, 1919. As you can see it is a big medal measuring over 4" in diameter.
Obverse: Bismarck in the heavens, defiantly clenching his fists with clouds swirling around him.
Legend: Was ich mit Hulfe des deutschen Volkes schuf in grosser Zeit - das hat der Wahn eines einzelnen zerstort • Das deutsche Volk hat sich durtch Unterzeichnung des Friedens von Versailles selbst aus der Reihe der Grossmächte gestrichen • War es fruher gehasst.so wird es jetzt mit Recht verachtet • Es muss sich sogarselbst verachten bis diese Schmach mit dem Blute unserer Feinde abgewaschen wird?" (What I created with the help of the German people over a long period of time - which has been destroyed by the delusion of a single individual. The German people have struck themselves from the list of great powers by subscribing to the Peace of Versailles. It (Germany) was formerly hated, it is now justifiably despised. It must, therefore, despise itself so much until this disgrace will be cleansed with the blood of our enemies).
Reverse: Bismarck's burial place in the Saxon Forest.
Legend: "Deutschlands Ehre, Grosse und Gluck begraben im Sachsenwalde" (Germany's Honor, Greatness and Good Fortune lie buried in the Saxon Forest).
Dated: April 1, 1899, (Kienast 230)
Bismarck died in 1898 when the German empire he was instrumental in founding was still an ascendant power. This medal struck in the climate of despair and national shame following Germany's defeat in the Great War depicts a Bismarck angered by the failure of the German people, scolding them from the grave.
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Silver SILVER 1929-DATED KIENAST-425 HENRY THE LION Kienast-425
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NGC MS 63
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929 DATED GERMANY KARL GOETZ MEDAL, HENRY THE LION, KIENAST-425, NGC MS-63. A Germany Weimar Republic era medal by famed medalist Karl Goetz. Commemorates the 800th Anniversary of the Birthday of Henry the Lion.
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Silver SILVER 1927D KIENAST-386 HINDENBURG 80TH BIRTHDAY X1
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NGC MS 63
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Subject: Von Hindenburg
Composition: Silver
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Bronze BRONZE 1909-DATED KIENAST-47 BERLIN FLIGHT COUNT VON ZEPPELIN Kienast 47
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NGC AU 58 BN
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Wilhelm II bronze "Count Von Zeppelin Berlin Flight" Medal 1909
Kienast-47. by K. Goetz.
Issued for the long-distance trips of the Zeppelin airships.
Obverse: GRAF FERDINAND VON ZEPPELIN His bust facing, head half to right
Reverse: Airship in clouds with rising sun flying right, above nude child seated inscribing commemorative plaque.
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Bronze AE 1935-DATED GERMANY KIENAST-509 120mm NURNBERG - FURTH RAILROAD Kienast-509
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NGC MEDAL MS 65
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Obverse - Conjoined Bust of Paul Denis, Johann Scharrer & Georg Platner - Builder & Forerunner of the Ludwig Railway - Signed K Goetz 1935 below the bust
Reverse - Opening Of The First German Railway 7.December 1835 Nurnberg-Furth
Diameter: 120mm
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Silver SILVER 1935-DATED GERMANY KIENAST-509 (36mm) NURNBERG - FURTH RAILROAD Kienast-509
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NGC MEDAL MS 62
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Obverse - Conjoined Bust of Paul Denis, Johann Scharrer & Georg Platner - Builder & Forerunner of the Ludwig Railway - Signed K Goetz 1935 below the bust
Reverse - Opening Of The First German Railway 7.December 1835 Nurnberg-Furth
Diameter: 36mm
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Bronze BRONZE 1920-DATED GERMANY KIENAST-262 RHINELAND OCCUPATION
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NGC INELIGIBLE TYPE
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GERMANY, Weimar Republic. 1918-1933. Cast Æ Medal (57.5mm, 59.03 g, 12h). The Black Shame. By Karl Goetz. Dated 1920. DIE WACHT AM RHEIN !!, caricatured head of a French African colonial soldier, wearing Adrian helmet and ear plug; 1930 to left; below LIBERTE/ÉGALI TÉ/FRATERNI/TÉ in four lines / DIE SCHWARZE SCHANDE (the black shame), Lorelei chained to large erect phallus wearing Adrian helmet; broken lyre to left, Eye of Providence above; K · G in exergue. Kienast 262. Brown surfaces. As made.
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GERMANY - GOETZ MEDALS
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Bronze BRONZE 1920-DATED KIENAST-274 CODE NAPOLEON
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NGC MS 63 BN
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GERMANY, Weimar Republic. 1918-1933. Cast Æ Medal (58mm, 75.48 g, 12h). The Code Napoleon. By Karl Goetz. Dated 1920. FRANZÖSISCHE RECHTSPRECHUNG (French court ruling), hand drawing sword from sheath; in background, rench African colonial troops advancing right, dragging away German women; CODE/NAPOLÉON in two lines to upper right; to lower left, date and shield decorated with cockerel; K · G to right / WUSTLINGE AM RHEIN! (Lechers on the Rhine), city view with debauchery in the streets around central square decorated with column surmounted by the Virgin Mary; buildings around marked as brothels and bars for the colonial forces . Kienast 274. Brown surfaces. As made.
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Bronze BRONZE 1917-DATED KIENAST-194 WILSON & NEUTRAL STATES
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NGC MS 62 BN
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GERMANY, German Empire. The Republic of China Joins the Allies. Cast Æ Medal (57mm, 60.51 g, 12h). By Karl Goetz. Dated 1917. WERBUNG (Recruitment), Uncle Sam, holding palm frond behind his back, standing left and whistling to dragon (China) right / WILSON”S ERFOLGE 1917 (Wilson’s successes), three men (Scandinavia, Spain, and Switzerland), and one woman (Netherlands), seen from behind, seated on bench in meadow; Scandinavia reads newspaper with header SKANDINAV ·/NEUTRALIT · in two lines; Netherlands hold tulip, and Switzerland holds crossbow; K/G to left. Edge: K · GOETZ. Kienast 194. Brown surfaces, slightly worn at high points. As made.
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Iron IRON 1917-DATED KIENAST-193 BENEDICT XV PEACE OFFERS
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NGC MS 64
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GERMANY, German Empire. temp. Wilhelm II. 1888-1918. Cast FE Medal (58mm, 72.59 g, 12h). Peace Negotiations of Pope Benedict XV. By Karl Goetz. Dated 15 August 1917. VER LOR ENES SPIEL (Lost game), Allies on a sinking ship: Woodrow Wilson trying to save a bag of gold, David Lloyd George holding onto mast; Raymond Poincaré behind in fear; Russian seated djected to right / 15 • AV GVS T • 19 17, dove, holding olive branch, flying right, supporting papal tiara; papal kety below; K · G in exergue. Kienast 193. Black brown surfaces. As made.
From the PS Collection of Medals of the Great War.
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Iron IRON 1914-DATED KIENAST-157 POPE BENEDICT XV SUPPORT
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NGC MS 64
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GERMANY, FRANCE, SCOTLAND & ITALY. Pope Benedict XV's Support cast iron Medal. Dated 1914. "Anbiederung im Vatikan"—on the occasion of the Entente powers soliciting the support of the Pope
Diameter: 57mm
Weight: 65.16 g
By K. Goetz in München.
MEIN REICH IST NIT VON DIESER WELT (my realm is not of this world), Pope Benedict XV seated right on throne, looking toward Europa (represented by Death) riding a bull into the Gates of Hell / ANBIEDERUNG (adjustment), Pope Benedict in fishing boat right, hauling in net filled with Marianne (personification of France) and receiving satchel of money from Scottish sailor to right. Edge: Some filing marks as made.
Kienast 157; Klose –; Art of Devastation –. Gem Mint State. Deep charcoal gray surfaces, with good relief and some alluring brilliance.
Ex Leigh Park Collection.
Calling World War I "the suicide of civilized Europe,' Pope Benedict XV came to the papacy a little over a month after the outbreak of hostilities. Though he had been created a cardinal only earlier in the year, his experience in diplomacy was a key aspect in garnering him the support and votes needed to be elected to lead the Holy See. He embarked upon a great balancing act, attempting to obtain peace in Europe while also attempting not to alienate any countries, especially those that had already moved further away from Catholicism and Rome. Here, Goetz alludes to the bribing of the Pope by the Entente, but this remains a fanciful creation by the author.
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Bronze BRONZE 1918-DATED KIENAST-201 NEW YEAR
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NGC MS 62 BN
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GERMANY, German Empire. New Year’s Day 1918. Cast Æ Medal (88mm, 201.12 g, 12h). By Karl Goetz. Dated 1 January 1918. ZVM 1. JANVAR 1918, German soldier standing facing on battlefield, holding sword to breast as cross; emblems of art and science to left and right; in five lines across field, GANZ = EVROPA/DIE GAN-ZE WELT/DIE GAN-ZE WELT/WIRD = DEVTSCH/WER DEN! (all Europe, the whole world, the whole world shall become German!); K · GOETZ to lower right / Large oak tree; below, monument of Henrich Heine decorated with radiant eye and inscribed HEIN/RICH/HEINE/–/1844; in six lines across field, VON DIESER SENDVNG V/VNIVERSAL HERRSCHAFT/DEVTSCH LANDS/TRÆVME ICH OFT/WENN ICH VNTER/EICHEN WANDLE (of this mission and universal power of Germany I often dream while walking under oaks). Edge: K · GOETZ. Kienast 201. Brown surfaces, traces of deposits. As made.
From the PS Collection of Medals of the Great War. Ex Westfälische Auctionsgesellschaft 58 (13 September 2011), lot 2732.
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GERMANY - GOETZ MEDALS
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Bronze BRONZE 1919-DATED KIENAST-236 THE MOURNING
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NGC MS 63 BN
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Karl Goetz 1919 "The Mourning" bronze medal made soon after Germany was defeated in WWI. The medal is 58mm in diameter.
Diameter: 58mm
Weight: 81g
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Bronze BRONZE 1932-DATED KIENAST-473 GUSTAV II ADOLF KIENAST-473
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NGC MS 64 BN
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Weimar Republic bronze "Gustav II Adolf" Medal 1932-Dated MS64 Brown NGC, Kienast-473. 60mm. By Karl Goetz. GVSTAV · II · ADOLF KONIG SCHWEDEN, Half-right bust / Six lines of text, the Eye of Providence above and Globus Cruciger below. Commemorating the 300th anniversary of the death of Gustav II Adolf, King of Sweden.
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