Coins auctions
Russia (Russian Federation, St. Petersburg mint) 100 Roubles 2004 - City of Uglich - NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
NGC PF 69 ULTRA CAMEO
1 EUR
Standard weight - 124.4g. Gold 0.900; 105.6g. Silver 0.925. Only one coin certified finer by NGC. The Golden Ring of Russia series. KM Y 1037. Rare.
28.56g. UNC/UNC. A very pleasing example, displaying mint luster, a well-executed strike, and clear detail throughout. An attractive and desirable piece, worthy of a place in any serious collection. Neckline parallel to coin rim, without brooch on bosom; 5 sleeve straps with festons; clover leafs part legend on reverse. Bitkin 30 R. Rare. This early ruble type of Anna Ioannovna presents a nota...
Russia (St. Petersburg mint) 7 Roubles 50 Kopecks 1897 AГ - Nicholas II (1894-1917) - PCGS MS 64
PCGS MS64
1 EUR
Standard weight - 6.45g. Gold 0.900. Beautiful mint state specimen with perfect relief details. Narrow rim. Bitkin 17; Sidorov 3971; Friedberg 178; Y 63. A highly scarce type in high preservation.(c) PCGS photo.
Gorgeous lustrous specimen with lightly frosted relief, offering strong visual appeal. Well preserved specimen, with a pleasing contrast between the reflective fields and the softly frosted elements. Bitkin 95.
Finland / Russia (Helsingfors mint) 20 Markkaa 1912 L - Nicholas II (1894-1917) - NGC MS 65+
NGC MS 65+ R
1 EUR
Standard weight - 6.45g. Gold 0.900. UNC/UNC. Only 5 coins certified finer by NGC A charming and fully lustrous specimen, struck with crisp detail and retaining its natural mint bloom. Bitkin 389 R3. Extremely rare! A notable and highly desirable piece for advanced collections of Russian, Finnish, and European gold. The rarest regular-issue gold coin of the Grand Duchy of Finland under the Rus...
Only 6 coins certified finer by NGC. A sharply defined and impressively well-preserved example with strong detail throughout the design. Deep old cabinet patina enhances the surfaces, lending the piece an especially desirable and distinguished appearance. The relief is crisply rendered, with many of the finer elements remaining clearly visible. Bitkin 205. Coins of the Brussels mint are seldom...
Standard weight - 8.6g. Au 0.900. An exceptional and resplendent specimen, displaying deeply mirrored fields and boldly frosted relief for outstanding cameo contrast. Widely regarded as the rarest Chervonets issue of 1975-1982, and among the most elusive Soviet gold coins overall. Highly coveted by advanced collectors of world gold and Russian rarities, with tremendous market desirability when...
Fine specimen with good details, in mint state with bright luster and pleasing toning. Gold 0.900 ~33.44g. ‘Liberty head’ type, with motto. Engraver’s initials at truncation of neck J.B.L - James Barton Longacre. KM 74.3.
4.27g. 21mm. Gold 0.750. UNC/UNC. Charming prooflike specimen. Estonia Government in Exile. Struck during the Soviet occupation of Estonia. Minted only 950 pcs. Laan X5. KM X2. Very rare!
Russia (St. Petersburg) 7 Roubles 50 Kopecks 1897 AГ - Nicholas II (1894-1917) - NGC AU 58
NGC AU 58
1 EUR
Standard weight - 6.45g. Gold 0.900. Beautiful specimen with good relief details. Bitkin 17; Sidorov 3971; Friedberg 178; Y 63. A scarce type in high state of preservation.
19.94g. AU/UNC. Appealing charming lustrous exemplar with beautiful elegant toning. Bitkin 69 R. Rare. A rarely encountered year, especially in such high state of preservation.
Russia (St. Petersburg mint) 50 Kopecks 1900 ФЗ - Nicholas II (1894-1917) - NGC MS 61
NGC MS 61 R
1 EUR
A superb and highly appealing specimen, displaying strong mint luster, crisply defined relief, and a subtle patina that enhances its overall eye appeal. Bitkin 79. Examples of this year of issue are rarely encountered in such a remarkably well-preserved state, making this piece a notable prize for the advanced collector.
Charming example with solid details, mint state with original mint luster and elegant toning. Gold 0.900 ~33.44g. ‘Liberty head’ type, with motto. Mintmark S. Engraver’s initials at truncation of neck J.B.L - James Barton Longacre. KM 74.3.
3.98g. UNC/UNC. Splendid lustrous mint state specimen. Mintmark A. KM 514; Jaeger 247; Friedberg 3829.
6.51g. Gold 0.917. UNC/UNC. Marvelous brilliant mint frost specimen. Bitkin 38. Despite a minor scratch, a remarkable specimen in terms of preservation, representing a type highly sought after by collectors.
Russia (St. Petersburg mint) 5 Roubles 1876 СПБ-HI - Alexander II (1855-1881) - NGC MS 62
NGC MS 62
1 EUR
Standard weight - 6.54g. Gold 0.917. A highly attractive and well-preserved specimen, exhibiting bold mint luster, crisp relief that adds to its visual appeal. Bitkin 24.
Appealing example with well-preserved details, mint state with strong mint luster and attractive toning. Gold 0.900 ~33.44g. ‘Liberty head’ type, with motto. Engraver’s initials at truncation of neck J.B.L - James Barton Longacre. KM 74.3.
Various condition, various countries since 1780. Austria: Empire and Republic, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, USA, Venezuela and others. Includes circulation and commemorative coins.
4.97g. AU/XF+. Attractive exemplar with some mint luster and light-grey toning. Mintage is 4 058 pcs. Bitkin 89 R1. Very rare.
28.4g. 41mm. VF/VF. Appealing specimen with aged grey color patina and good relief details. Some laminations on reverse. Medaliers initial "K"; Palm branch on the chest; cross between dots above head. Bitkin 463 (similar).
19.96g. UNC/UNC. A remarkable specimen, glowing with vibrant iridescent mint luster beneath silky light gray-lilac patina. The surfaces are notably fresh and visually engaging, with the interplay of color and brilliance giving the coin exceptional presence. Bitkin 38. As the first year of the type, it is exceedingly rare in such preservation. A piece of outstanding quality and eye appeal, full...
Russia (St. Petersburg mint) 25 Kopecks 1894 АГ - Alexander III (1881-1894) - NGC MS 63
NGC MS 63
1 EUR
A highly attractive and well-preserved example, exhibiting crisp, well-defined relief and beautiful multicolored toning, with strong overall eye appeal. Bitkin 97.
Beautiful example with good details, near mint state with bright mint luster and elegant toning. Gold 0.900 ~33.44g. ‘Liberty head’ type, with motto. Mintmark S. Engraver’s initials at truncation of neck J.B.L - James Barton Longacre. KM 74.3.
Attractive specimen with clear details, in mint state with vibrant mint luster and refined toning. Gold 0.900 ~33.44g. ‘Liberty head’ type, with motto. Mintmark S. Engraver’s initials at truncation of neck J.B.L - James Barton Longacre. KM 74.3.
19.98g. UNC/AU. Attractive specimen with nice old patina, good relief details and mint luster. Bitkin 69 R. Quite rare year of issue.
Russia (St. Petersburg mint) 5 Roubles 1889 AГ-АГ - Alexander III (1881-1894) - NGC MS 62
NGC MS62 R
1 EUR
Standard weight - 6.45g. Gold 0.900. Splendid lustrous well-struck exemplar. Bitkin 34. The variety with the initials “АГ” on the truncation of the neck is encountered much less often, especially in such a high state of preservation.
Russia (St. Petersburg mint) 50 Kopecks 1894 АГ - Alexander III (1881-1894) - NGC MS 62
NGC MS 62
1 EUR
Magnificent luminous eye-appeal specimen with perfect relief details. Bitkin 87. Rare state of preservation for this lovely type.
Russia (St. Petersburg mint) 1 Kopeck 1802 EM - Novodel - Alexander I (1801-1825) - PCGS MS64BN
PCGS MS64BN
1 EUR
TOP POP. The highest graded in PCGS census. Fantastic luminous specimen with charming red-brown color toning and mirror-like fields. Rope edge. Bitkin H319.
2.72g. AU/AU. Bent. Obv.: Coats of arms of Jasper Linde and Wolter von Plettenberg, date 15-16 above; long cross behind, than divides legend “MO:AR ЄPI:ЄT MAGIS LIVON”. Rev.: Maria with child standing, in halo; “O:MARIA - SAL:PO:TV”. Haljak 392 2R. Rare! Joint coinage between the Archbishopric of Riga and the Livonian Order. Issue of interest to collectors of coins of Latvia and Esto...
Crusaders, Kingdom of Jerusalem (Acre) AV Dinar / Bezant (first phase, before 1148/59 AD)
AU/AU R
1 EUR
3.84g. 23mm. AU/AU. Mint signature on coin is ‘Misr’, date AH ‘510’. Imitation of Fatimid dinar, al-Amir al-Mansur (AH 495-524/1101-1130 AD). Album 730; Balog/Yvon 21; Jeselsohn coll. 664; Wäckerlin coll. 188. Very rare. Issue of interest to collectors of coins of Israel and Palestine, struck in the area of modern Israel (Acre), historically associated with the Kingdom of Jerusalem.
Russia (Armalit factory) 5 Roubles 1918 JЗ - Armavir Branch of the State Bank - Provisional Government
XF/AU R
1 EUR
9.14g. XF/AU. Bitkin 6 R1. Rare. Surrogate coinage issued in Armavir during the Russian Civil War due to a shortage of small change. Dies were prepared by the Czech-born engraver Iosif Zadler (Austrian POW). Although silver coinage was initially planned, copper was ultimately used because of metal shortages. The first issue consisted of crude cast pieces; later issues were struck. Total produc...
Beautiful example with good details, near mint state with bright mint luster and elegant toning. Gold 0.900 ~33.44g. ‘Liberty head’ type, with motto. Mintmark S. Engraver’s initials at truncation of neck J.B.L - James Barton Longacre. KM 74.3.
28.22g. XF/AU. An especially attractive and highly collectible example, displaying superbly executed relief with an impressive degree of detail preserved in both the portrait and the reverse monograms. A delicate, pleasing patina further enriches the surfaces, adding notable warmth and character to the overall appearance. Minor traces of wear are visible, yet they do little to diminish the str...
27.48g. XF-/XF-. Ex jewelry, but still nice exemplar. Diakov 1348; Bitkin 912.
Russia (Petrograd / Leningrad mint) 5 Roubles 1899 (1923-1926) ЭБ - Nicholas II (1894-1917) - Soviet Issue
XF+/UNC R
1 EUR
4.29g. Gold 0.900. XF+/UNC. Mint luster. "Large head". Bitkin 23; Sidorov 4994 (R1 for UNC). Rare.
Russia (St. Petersburg mint) 5 roubles 1877 СПБ-HI - Alexander II (1855-1881) - NGC MS 61
NGC MS 61
1 EUR
Standard weight - 6.54g. Gold 0.917. An appealing specimen exhibiting nice mint luster and crisp, well-preserved relief details. Bitkin 25.
Standard weight - 3.23g. Gold 0.900. Medalier: Anton Scharff. Friedberg 4; KM 19. Rare.
6.52g. Gold 0.917. AU/UNC. Splendid luminous specimen with appealing mirror shine. Bitkin 3. A rarely encountered year, especially in such high state of preservation.
19.97g. XF+/XF-. A well-preserved example with light wear and an attractive light patina. Bitkin 74.
4.96g. AU/AU. Some mint luster. Mintage is only 4 004 pcs. Bitkin 95 R1. The second-rarest 25 kopeck coin of the portrait type from the reign of Alexander III of Russia.
7.98g. UNC/UNC. Charming example with solid details, mint state with original mint luster and elegant toning. Engraver’s initials B.M. - Edgar Bertram MacKennal (obv.), B.P. - Benedetto Pistrucci (rev.). KM 820; Spink 3996.
2.91g. VF/VF. Obv.: Crowned C; “·DOMINVS·PROTECTOR·MEVS·”. Rev.: Crowned coat of arms of Narva divides value 4-R; “MON:ARG:CIV:NARVÆ·1670”. Haljak 1387 R. Rare! Issue of interest to collectors of coins of Sweden and Estonia, struck in the area of modern Estonia (Narva), historically associated with the City of Narva under Swedish rule under Karl XI.
Choice nearly mint state specimen with good luster. Circulating commemorative coin: 40th anniversary of the reign of Carol I. Engraver’s initials A.M and signature: Alphonse Michaux. KM 39; Friedberg 6.
Duchy of Courland and Semigallia (Mitau) 3 Groschen 1599 - Wilhelm Kettler (1587-1616)
XF/AU R
1 EUR
2.38g. XF/AU. Obv.: Bust of Wilhelm to right, wearing ruffled collar; “MONETA·DVCVM·CVRLAN·&·SE·”. Rev.: Polish and Lithuanian arms; above, III; legend in three lines “GROS*ARG TRIP·DVCV CVR·ET·SE”, below, arrow divides date *9-9*. Iger KuW.99.4a R3; Kruggel, Gerbasevskis 2.17.11.5. Rare! Issue of interest to collectors of coins of Latvia and Poland, struck in the area of moder...
Absolutely gorgeous example with crisp details, well struck, mint state with excellent surfaces and mint luster, very rare state of preservation for this type. Only five examples graded higher in the NGC census. Obv.: Castle, Riga city arms above, supported by lions; “CIVITATI-S *RIGENSIS*”. Rev.: Arms of Riga in ornamented shield; “ф*MONETA*NOVA*ARGENTEA*65*”. Haljak 878a R. Rare! Is...
Russia (St. Petersburg mint) 10 Roubles 1903 AP - Nicholas II (1894-1917) - NGC AU 58
NGC AU58
1 EUR
Standard weight - 8.6g. Gold 0.900. AU/AU. Splendid lustrous exemplar. Bitkin 11; Sidorov 2031.
Russia (St. Petersburg mint) Rouble 1852 СПБ-ПА - Nicholas I (1825-1855) - NGC UNC DETAILS
NGC UNC
1 EUR
Cleaned, but still beautiful example with remarkable icy mint frost relief precision. Bitkin 229.
Russia (St. Petersburg mint) Rouble 1855 СПБ-HI - Nicholas I (1825-1855) - NGC MS 60
NGC MS 60
1 EUR
Beautiful mint state specimen with flawless relief details. Bitkin 235.
‘Liberty Cap’ type. KM 13.
Russia (St. Petersburg mint) 5 Roubles 1884 СПБ-АГ - NGC MS 61 - Alexander III (1881-1894)
NGC MS 61 R
1 EUR
Standard weight - 6.54g. Gold 0.917. An exceptional specimen exhibiting vibrant mint luster and crisp, well-preserved relief details. Eagle type - 1885. Orb cross closer to the feather’s shaft. Bitkin 7. A rarely encountered year of issue.
Only one example graded higher in the NGC census. Exceptional nearly mint state example with well-defined details, strong surfaces, elegant aged toning and traces of original luster. Obv.: Crowned and armored half-figure of King Karl IX to right, holding scepter and orb; the radiant name of Jehovah in hebrew above King's head; “CAROLVS·IX·D:G·SVECOR·GOTH·VAND·&C·REX”. Rev.: Crowned ...
Fine mint state example with bright luster and well-defined details. Obv.: Half-length facing figure, holding sword and shield. Rev.: Half-length facing figure of bishop, holding crozier and book of Gospel. Kopicki 51aa R1. Rare!
Austro-Hungarian Empire (Kremnica) 100 Corona 1908 - Franz Joseph I (1848-1916) - NGC PF 62 CAMEO
NGC PF 62 R
1 EUR
Circulating commemorative coin: 60th anniversary of the Franz Joseph's reign. KM 2812; Friedberg 514. Issue of interest to collectors of coins of Austria, Hungary, and Slovakia, struck in the area of modern Slovakia (Kremnica), historically associated with the Austro-Hungarian Empire under Franz Joseph I.
3.49g. UNC/UNC. Superb mint state specimen with full original luster. Trade coinage. St. Wenceslaus with banner (without serial numbers). Engraver’s initials O·S· - B· - Otakar Španiel, Jaroslav Benda. KM 8; Friedberg 2.
6.54g. Gold 0.917. UNC/AU. Gorgeous lustrous specimen. Bitkin 22.
6.45g. Gold 0.900. AU/AU. An attractive well-struck specimen with mint luster. Bitkin 33. Rare state of preservation for this type.
2.62g. VF-/VF. Obv.: Maria with child standing, crowned and nimbate, with a halo, quartered shield of arms ahead below; “WOLºPIG’ - MAºLIVO”. Rev.: Castle, Riga city arms and date 15-30 above (‘5’ inverted); “MON-ЄºNOVAº-RIG’S’”. Haljak 259 (5R) var. - unlisted type of reverse. Very rare! Issue of interest to collectors of coins of Estonia and Latvia, struck in the area ...
6.93g. AU/AU. Charming example about mint state with remnants of original silvered mint luster, very rare state of preservation for this attractive large coin. Type IIIa. Obv.: Crowned Vasa arms; “IOHANNES·3·D:G·SVECIE·GOT·VA·REX”. Rev.: Three Crowns; at sides value "I - M", below date 1591; “*MONETA*NOVA*REGIS*SVECIE”. SM 62a R. Rare!
An outstanding lustrous exemplar with magnificent elegant toning. Fedorin 9. Despite being commonly encountered, it is rarely found in such a high state of preservation.
Russia (St. Petersburg mint) 5 Roubles 1904 AP - Nicholas II (1894-1917) - NGC MS 65
NGC MS65 R
1 EUR
Standard weight - 4.3g. Gold 0.900. Fantastic luminous specimen. Bitkin 31; Sidorov 4041. Last and quite rare year of issue.
6.44g. Gold 0.900. VF-/VF-. Narrow rim. Bitkin 17; Sidorov 3971; Friedberg 178; Y 63.
4.28g. Gold 0.900. XF/XF+. Bitkin 30; Sidorov 4031.
Obverse cleaned, nevertheless an attractive mint state example with sharp details, strong detail preservation, aged colorful toning and traces of mint luster. Obv.: Crowned bust of Karl IX to left; the radiant name of Jehovah in hebrew above King's head; “CAROLVS·IX·D:G·SVEC·GOT·VAN·&C·REX”. Rev.: Crowned coat of arms divides date 16-07; “·I/Z·MARK·*·SVENSKA·”. KM 21; SM 66.
1551.4g. 182x178mm. Copper Plate money - 2 Daler SM equivalent. The central stamp 2 DALER SILF:MYNT and crossed arrows (mintmark); four stamps in corners: crowned monogram FRS and date 1727, all legible. KM PM 71; SM 222.
