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USDLot selection
Location
Collecting
Numismatics
Gold, platinum and palladium coinsCoins of Kievan Rus, Lithuanian Rus, of independent duchies and principalities, of the Grand Principality of Moscow and TsariCoins of the Russian EmpireCoins of PolandCoins of the RSFSR and the USSRvCoins of Ukraine. Medals and tokens of the NBU of UkraineCoins of the independent States of Asia after 1918Coins of independent African states after 1919Coins of ancient statesCoins of antique states of the Northern Coast of Black SeaCoins of of ancient RomeByzantine Coins (including Latin Empire, Empire of Nicaea, Empire of Trebizond and Epirus Despotate)Coins of medieval Europe before 1500Coins of medieval Europe 1500-1700, large denominationsCoins of Medieval Europe 1500 - 1700Coins of the East until 1918Coins of ancient and medieval states (before 1700), wholesale lots (10 pieces or more in the lot)Coins German Empire 1871 - 1918Coins of Germany (Weimar Republic and the Third Reich), 1919 - 1945Coins of Austria and Austria-Hungary, 1807 - 1918Coins of the USA and their possessions 1777 - 1969Coins of the European territories of France 1715 - 2001 (before introduction of Euro)Coins of possessions and dependent territories of France outside EuropeCoins of Italy and Italian possessions 1861 - 2001 (before introduction of Euro) Coins of Spain, Portugal and their possessions 1700 - 2001 (before introduction of Euro)Coins of Great Britain and the British Empire (Territory of the British and Norman Islands), 1707-1970.Coins of Great Britain and the British Empire outside the British and Norman Islands (possessions, dependent territories, dominions and kingdoms of the Commonwealth), 1707-1970.Coins of Scandinavian countries (Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Iceland) and their possessions after 1700Coins of non Scandinavian countries of Northern Europe before the introduction of the euro (Ireland 1949-2001, Danzig 1920-1939, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania)Coins of the countries of Southern Europe before the introduction of the Euro (Greece (including Crete) (1828-2001), Cyprus (1960-2007), Vatican (1929-2001), Andorra, San Marino (1864-2001), Monaco (1837-2001), Мalta (1972-2007)Coins of the countries of Central Europe - Slovakia and Slovenia (before the introduction of the Euro), Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Bohemia and Moravia, Czech Republic.Coins of the countries of Western Balkans - Serbia (after 1868), Моntenegro (1906-1918), Albania (after 1924), Yugoslavia, Croatia, Bosnia and HerzegovinaCoins of the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and their possessions (1814-2001 - before the introduction of the euro)Coins of Switzerland and Liechtenstein (after 1815), Austria (1919-2001 before the introduction of the euro)Coins of independent states of South America since 1826World silver coins after 1700World Coins 1700 - 1918, not of precious metals (not corresponding to the above sections)Coins of the states of the world (after 1700) in bulk (10 pieces and more in the lot)World Coins after 1919 are not made of precious metalsTokens (payment, play, church, etc.)Tokens of memorabiliaCertificates of authenticity of coins from mints, other documents certifying the authenticity of coins from authorized institutions, booklets and blisters of mintsReference books on Numismatics
Properties
Coins of Medieval Europe 1500 - 1700
1335
Город Нарва, 1670г. 4 оре.
220
USD
Полтура 1700р.
25
USD
9 грош. 1623.КВ.
1
USD
Грошен 1599 року.
22
USD
Срібна монета
28
USD
Крейцер 1659 Зальцбург
15
USD
Грошен 1609 р.
23
USD
8 скілінгів Данія
83
USD
Померания.грошен
56
USD
Півторак. 1622. Рига.
0.01
USD
Полторак Богуслава
43
USD
Грошен Магдебург 1574 р.
22
USD
115
11
82
4
21
54
54
93
94
134
83
81
42
184
93
113
157
1
5
5
4
4
3
1
312
133
4
2
11
106
2
368
Город Нарва, 1670г. 4 оре.
220
USDПолтура 1700р.
25
USD9 грош. 1623.КВ.
1
USDГрошен 1599 року.
22
USDСрібна монета
28
USDКрейцер 1659 Зальцбург
15
USDГрошен 1609 р.
23
USD8 скілінгів Данія
83
USDПомерания.грошен
56
USDПівторак. 1622. Рига.
0.01
USDПолторак Богуслава
43
USDГрошен Магдебург 1574 р.
22
USD
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