Catalog - Auction #28

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Platinum Medal 1762, Accession to the Throne of Catherine II, June 28, 1762 , Waechter, 394 g, 72 mm, Pt,
Extremely rare!,
Ex Spink 15 July 2015, 15005 #237,
Diakov 115.1,

The only known piece on the market! Diakov does not mention platinum mintage, only silver and bronze. Mint lustre remains in the fields, light hairlines and small edge nicks. The relief of the medal is beautifully sharp with no significant damage.


Condition: about UNC / about UNC

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Gold medal 1797 (Pattern strike), Coronation of Tzar Paul I, St. Petersburg, C. Meisner, 20,48 g, 39 mm, Au,
Extremely rare!,
Ex Künker 28 September 2020, 339 #2270.,
Diakov 243.10,
PCGS SP61 #811896.61/36667396

Highly collectible piece with beautiful patina and mirror-like lustre in the fields. The most beautiful known piece! Small hairlines in the field.


Condition: about UNC / about UNC

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Gold medal 1814, On the occasion of the visit of Alexander I and his sister, Catherina, Duchess of Oldenburg, to the English Royal Mint in London, T. Wyon, 28,26 g, 34 mm, Au,
Extremely rare!,
Ex Spink 26 March 2014, 14004 #1277,
Diakov

Mint lustre remains in the fields. Small scratches. Small edge nicks.


Condition: EF / EF

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Platinum medal 1826, Coronation of Tzar Nicholas I, V. Alexeev, G. Saborov, 161,94 g, 51,2 mm, Pt,
Extremely rare!,
Ex MDC 29 Oct 2020 A6 #1063,
Diakov 446,5,

Highly collectible piece with beautiful patina and mirror-like lustre contrasting with the matt fields of the high relief. The most beautiful known piece on the market with a significantly higher weight than the other piece. Noted by Diakov as struck in g

Condition: UNC / about UNC

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Platinum Token 1826, Coronation of Tzar Nicholas I in Moscow, St. Petersburg, 12,87 g, 22 mm, Pt,
Very rare!,
Diakov 446.9,
PCGS AU55 #530210.55/37858967

Rest of lustre in the fields.


Condition: EF / EF

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Gold medal 1896, Coronation of Tzar Nicholas II and Alexandra Feodorovna, A. Vasyutinsky, 51 mm, Au,
Rare!,
Diakov 1206.2,
NGC AU details #4492826-001

Edge damage, repaired.


Condition: good EF / good EF

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Silver medal 1841, Marie Luisa (1791-1847). Construction of the bridge over the river Tidone, E. Galli, D. Bentelli, 74,8 g, 56,3 mm, Ag,
Very rare!,
Horsky 3704,

Highly collectible piece with beautiful patina and nice luster in the fields. Small scratches.


Condition: good EF / good EF

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Gold medal Anno III (1777), Pius VI (Giovanni Angelo Braschi di Cesena 1775-1799)., Ferdinando Hamerani, 21,4 g, 35,5-36 mm, Au,
Extremely rare!,
Bartolotti E 777,

Small hairlines.


Condition: about UNC / about UNC

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Gold medal Anno II (1879), Leo XIII (Vincenzo Gioacchino Pecci di Carpineto 1878-1903), Francesco Bianchi, 55,85 g, 43,9 mm, Au,
Extremely rare!,
Bartolotti E 879,

Small hairlines.


Condition: Proof / Proof

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Gold medal Anno VI (1909), Pio X (Giuseppe Melchiorre Sarto di Riese 1903-1914).New organisation of the Roman Curia, Francesco Bianchi, 56 g, 43,7 mm, Au,
Very rare!,
Bartolotti E 877,

Condition: Proof / Proof

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Gold medal Anno X (1913), Pius X (Giuseppe Melchiorre Sarto di Riese 1903-1914)-Provisional Calabrian Seminary in Rome, Francesco Bianchi, 52,1 g, 44 mm, Au,
Very rare!,
Bartolotti E 913,

Small hairlines.


Condition: good EF / good EF

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Gold medal Anno I (1914), Election of Pope Benedict XV (Giacomo della Chiesa 1914-1922), Francesco Bianchi, 58,55 g, 43,7 mm, Au,
Very rare!,
Bartolotti E 915,

Obverse fields tooled. Small scratches.


Condition: EF / good EF

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Gold medal Anno X (1983), Paul VI (Giovanni Battista Enrico Antonio Maria Montini 1963-1978), Antonio Berti, 94,5 g, 44,5-45 mm, Au,
Very rare!,
Cusumano.Modesti 440, Rinaldi 167,

High relief medal.


Condition: UNC / UNC

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Gold medal 1708 (Pattern strike), To commemorate the siege of the citadel of Lille, J. Croker, 42,34 g, 44 mm, Au,
Extremely rare!,
Ex Künker 13 March 2014, 247, #5010,
Eimer 435, Popelka 127 (dort in Silber),
PCGS SP61 #685487.61/

Extraordinary piece with nice gold patina in the fields!


Condition: EF / EF

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Gold medal 1710 (Pattern strike), To commemorate the Battle of Saragossa, J. Crocker, 55,53 g, 48 mm, Au,
Very rare!,
Eimer 446,
PCGS SP61 #686446.61/36689703

Small hairlines.


Condition: good EF / good EF

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Gold medal 1768 (1803), Royal Academy Prize for excellence in architecture, painting and sculpture, awarded to George Dawe in 1803, Thomas Pingo, G.B. Cipriani and E. Penny, 105,98 g, 54,8 mm, Au,
Extremely rare!,
Ex Künker 302/2018, #1390,
Extraordinary specimen with high relief and mint lustre in the fields! With the inscription: GIVEN TO GEORGE DAWE, FOR THE BEST HISTORICAL PICTVRE, 1803. Barely noticeable hairlines in the field and a small mint-made defect on the edge.


Condition: good EF / good EF

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Proof Penny 1797 'Cartwheel' type (struck in gold), George III (1760-1820), Birmingham, C. H. Küchler, late Soho, 39, g, 35,9 mm, Au,
Extremely rare!,
Ex J. Marshall, Sotheby, 13 August 1875, #62, Maj. Gen. E. H. Gouldburn, Christie’s, 27 Nove

Highly collectible piece with beautiful patina and mirror-like lustre in the fields. Old label included. From an old collection with a unique and documentable history.


Condition: UNC / UNC

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Gold medal 1887, 50th anniversary of the reign of Queen Victoria, London, J. E. Boehm, F. Leighton, 84,3 g, 58,07 mm, Au,
Rare!,
BHM-3219, Eimer-1733,

Struck to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of one of the longest reigning and most celebrated monarchs in British history, who in 1887 had already led the British Empire to 50 years of development and vast expansion around the world. 944 pieces minted. Nicks.

Condition: EF / EF

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Gold medal 1910 (Pattern strike), South Africa, George V, Union of South Africa and Opening of the First Parliament, 55,74 g, 45 mm, Au,
Rare!,
BHM-4020, Eimer-5014,
PCGS SP64 #656204.64/34499403

Highly collectible piece with nice luster in the fields.


Condition: UNC / UNC