Katalog - 113. Auction

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Charles IV, 1346 - 1378
Royal ducat (up to 1355), Cn. - , Don. - (3.50 g), crumpled, flan defect_RR! Previously unrecorded variety, obverse die Cast. 1, reverse die first described in Numismatic Journal 20/2005 with two newly discovered ducats. This is therefore the third variant of the ducat with this reverse die with dividing marks two circles - circle - circle. See Ji?í Militký - Roman Veselý: Two unknown variants of the so-called royal ducats of Charles IV.

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Wenceslaus I (brother of Charles IV), 1353 - 1383
Blan-gros (white groschen), Luxembourg, Weil.147, Probst.L148-1, beautiful condition

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Wenceslaus IV, 1378 - 1419
Ducat n.d., Don.848, Cast.2 (3.50 g), unpolished edge, unbent, very nice condition, exceptionally rare coin_RR!

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Wenceslaus IV, 1378 - 1419
Ducat n.d., Auerbach, Don.849 var. (St. Wenceslas with halo), Cast.6, Weiller.399 (3.53 g), uncirculated, pronounced mint luster in fields, finest specimen offered on the market_RR!

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Wenceslaus IV, 1378 - 1419
Prague groschen with countermark of the city of Amberg, Sm.4, Krusy.A3,10

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Wenceslaus IV, 1378 - 1419
Prague groschen with countermark of the city of Kempten, Sm.74, Krusy.K3,1

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Wenceslaus IV, 1378 - 1419
Prague groschen with countermark of the city of Schwäbisch Hall and Ulm, Sm.174, 216, Krusy.S7,1, U2,6_R!

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George of Podebrady, 1458 - 1471
Prague groschen, Há.I.c/1 (2.91 g), beautiful condition with nice patina

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Vladislaus II, 1471 - 1516
Prague groschen, Há.XXI.c/2 (2.41 g), dots in the crown and in the obverse inscription, nice patina

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Vladislaus II, 1471 - 1516
Prague groschen, Há.XXIII.d/- (2.40 g), coinage from the end of the reign of Vladislaus II, very fine condition_R! ex AUREA Numismatika, 3rd eAuction, 7-10 Dec 2014, lot 5788

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Ferdinand I, 1521 - 1564
Prague groschen 1541, Kutná Hora, Chv.5/jK, Hal.71 (2.47 g)

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Ferdinand I, 1521 - 1564
Prague groschen 1547 - light, Kutná Hora, Chv.2/bK, Hal.72 (1.80 g), double-struck, nice

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Ferdinand I, 1521 - 1564
Zecchino (60 kreuzer) 1562, Kutná Hora-Lídl+Ludvík Karel, Hal.73 (23.42 g)

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Ferdinand I, 1521 - 1564
Zecchino (60 kreuzer) 1563, Kutná Hora-Lídl+Ludvík Karel, Hal.73 (24.61 g), nice condition with beautiful patina

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Ferdinand I, 1521 - 1564
Thaler 1546, Jáchymov-Puellacher, Hal.111, mint master's mark on the reverse (28.57 g)

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Ferdinand I, 1521 - 1564
Prague groschen 1544, Jáchymov-Kempf, Chv.1/cK, Hal.142 (2.92 g), very fine condition_R!

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Ferdinand I, 1521 - 1564
Ducat 1562 KB, Kremnica, Husz.896 (3.52 g), wavy

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Maximilian II, 1564 - 1576
Zecchino (60 kreuzer) 1571, ?eské Bud?jovice-Gebhart, error in reverse inscription MARG MO, Hal.244/245 (23.81 g), uncirculated scratch_RR! All zecchinos from the mint of ?eské Bud?jovice are very rare and appear very infrequently. This coin is a hybrid type with obverse Hal. 244 and reverse Hal. 245, with an additional error in the reverse inscription MARG . MO (instead of the correct MARC(HIO))

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Maximilian II, 1564 - 1576
Thaler 1574 HS, Košice, Husz.982 (28.63 g), untrimmed edge, untrimmed edge, very rare_RR!