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PolandNovember Uprising (1830–1831) The Eagle’s claws are straight, with a dot after “POLS”
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587–1632) – City of Gdańsk variant with the letter “P” at the end of the obverse legend:
PolandWładysław II the Exile (1138–1146) Obverse: A knight with a sword and shield, standing over a prisoner; behind the knight, a star and a legend; Reverse: An eagle in flight, catching a hare, and a legend silver, 14.6 mm, 0.52 g, very well preserved, patina
PolandWładysław IV Vasa (1633–1648) — as Tsar of Russia Obverse: A horseman on horseback holding a spear to the right; Reverse: Horizontally inscribed legend silver, 13.6 mm, 0.54 g, in good condition
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) – Circulation Coins Józef Piłsudski – Strzelecki Eagle slightly worn, but very well preserved
PolandSecond Polish Republic (1918–1939) – Circulation Coins Flag – 100th Anniversary of the November Uprising, struck with a shallow die slightly cleaned, but in good condition
United States of America (USA) Morgan type silver, 26.63 g, beautifully preserved coin
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) – Circulation Coins Romuald Traugutt – 70th Anniversary of the January Uprising lightly cleaned
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) – Circulation Coins Jan III Sobieski – 250th Anniversary of the Battle of Vienna
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) — Circulation Coins a woman’s head wearing a bonnet beautiful, in NGC packaging No. 3935853-033, graded MS61
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587–1632) – Lithuanian coins legend ends with L / L; at the bottom of the reverse, the Chalecki coat of arms flanked by rosettes slightly worn, but with mint luster visible in places
PolandBolesław III the Wry-mouthed (1102–1107–1138) Obverse: St. Adalbert seated on a throne; Bolesław standing to the right, in armor, holding a spear; Reverse: A cross, with the inscription silver, 14.3 mm, 0.42 g, slightly under-struck but well-preserved
PolandStefan Batory (1576–1586) – the city of Riga small head of the ruler attractive, patina
PolandSigismund II Augustus (1545–1572) – Lithuanian coins Legend endings: L / LITV a scratch on the obverse
PolandSecond Polish Republic (1918–1939) – circulation coins Nike, variant with the mint mark behind the foot cleaned
PolandThird Republic of Poland (since 1989) – collector’s coins History of Polish Coins – Władysław Jagiełło’s Half-Grosz 925 silver, approx. 28.28 g, mirror-finish dies, mintage up to 20,000 pieces, coin in a plastic capsule and NBP box with a certificate
United States of America (USA) Indian Head type gold, 4.18 g, mintage: 578,000 pieces, well-preserved coin
PolandThird Polish Republic (since 1989) – collector’s coins History of Polish Coins – Władysław IV Thaler 925 silver, approx. 28.28 g, proof finish, mintage up to 18,000 pieces, coin in a plastic capsule and NBP box with a certificate
SilesiaDuchy of Legnica, Brzeg, and Wołów—Jan Krystian Brzeski and Jerzy Rudolf Legnicki (1602–1621)
PolandJohn III Sobieski (1674–1696) – Crown coins the Leliwa coat of arms in an oval shield
PolandJohn II Casimir Vasa (1649–1668) – Crown coins the Ślepowron coat of arms beneath the bust, decorative elements on either side of the coat of arms shield, “MONET NOVA” in the reverse legend, the initials “T L B” beneath the monarch’s sleeve patina
PolandThe Third Republic of Poland (since 1989) – collector’s coins History of Polish Coins – the szeląg, Stefan Batory’s thaler 925 silver, approx. 28.28 g, mirror-finish dies, mintage up to 20,000 pieces, coin in a plastic capsule and an NBP box with a certificate
PolandJan III Sobieski (1674–1696) – Crown coins date overstamped (from 1680 to 1681) , in PCGS packaging no. 911662.55/50771895, graded AU55
PolandThird Republic of Poland (since 1989) - collector coins The Amber Trail oxidized 925 silver, amber, mintage of 30,000 pieces, coin in a capsule
PolandRussian Partition – Nicholas I (1825–1855) Visible defects on the disc; a very rare issue, with a mintage of only 16,007 pieces
PolandJohn II Casimir Vasa (1649–1668) – Crown coins the Ślepowron coat of arms on the obverse within a shield; on the reverse, rounded shields natural patina
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587–1632) – Crown Coins end of the PRV M legend
SilesiaDuchy of Opole and Racibórz – Gabriel Bethlen (1622–1625) the duke’s head without a crown very rare
United States of America (USA) Liberty Head type gold, 16.71 g, mintage: 1,840,840 pieces, a very nice coin with a strong mint luster
FranceCharles VI the Mad (1380–1422) Obverse: Shield with three lilies, + KAROLVS ⦂FRAИCORV : REX; Reverse: Cross, with a lily and a crown alternating in the corners, + SIT (ellipsis) NOME (ellipsis) DNI (ellipsis) BENEDICTV silver, 26.2 mm, 3.04 g
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) – Circulation Coins Józef Piłsudski – Strzelecki Eagle
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) – Circulation Coins Józef Piłsudski – Strzelecki Eagle cleaned
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587–1632) – Crown coins end of the PRV M legend
PolandStanisław August Poniatowski (1764–1795) – Crown coins variant with a dot after "COL" rare year
PolandSigismund I the Old (1506–1548) – Prussian coins patina
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587–1632) – Crown coins shield and border on the reverse a very nice coin with mint luster
PolandAugust III (1733–1763) – Polish-Saxon coins Efraimek, a massive bust of the king wearing a wide crown, the king’s clasp with three dots patina, nice
PolandPeople's Republic of Poland (1952–1989) — Circulation and Collector Coins Environmental Protection /Swan/ 750 silver, mintage of 10,000 pieces, mirror-finish dies, isolated micro-scratches under the patina, coin in a capsule
Duchy of Prussia (1525–1657)Albert Hohenzollern (1525–1568) end of the obverse legend PRVS locally under-struck on the reverse
PolandThird Polish Republic (since 1989) – collector’s coins Sigismund II Augustus (1548–1572) – bust 925 silver, mintage of 13,000 pieces, mirror-finish dies, coin in a capsule
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587–1632) – Crown coins PRV MΛ in the obverse legend, (16) below the bust chip on the coin
PolandThird Republic of Poland (since 1989) - collector coins Carolers 925 silver with oxidized finish and cubic zirconia, mintage of 55,000 pieces, coin in a capsule
PolandFree City of Gdańsk (1920–1939) Set includes: 1 fenig 1923, 1 fenig 1930, 2 fenigs 1926, 2 x 5 fenigs 1932, 2 x 10 fenigs 1923 7 coins total
PolandSigismund I the Old (1506–1548) – City of Gdańsk a variant with a narrower bust of the ruler; the obverse legend reads “TO PRVSS,” and the reverse legend reads “DANCZK” dark patina, scratches on the obverse
SilesiaDuchy of Legnica-Brzeg – Louis II of Brzeg (1400/19–1436) or Elizabeth of Brandenburg (1436–1449) Obverse: Bust of St. Peter facing slightly to the right, holding a key; Reverse: Silesian eagle with a sash across its chest silver, 12.1 mm, 0.34 g
PolandSigismund I the Old (1506–1548) – Crown coins 5 coins in total
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587–1632) – the city of Riga On the reverse, the letters “GE” between crosses, the denomination “III” between the mint marks a rare type of trojak
PolandPeople's Republic of Poland (1952–1989) — circulation and collector coins aluminum, beautiful
PolandJohn II Casimir Vasa (1649–1668) – Crown coins the Ślepowron coat of arms facing right, a variant with decorations on the corners of the shields double strike on the reverse
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587–1632) – Crown coins end of the PRV M legend patina
PolandStanisław August Poniatowski (1764–1795) – Crown coins
SilesiaDuchy of Legnica, Brzeg, and Wołów—Jan Krystian Brzeski and Jerzy Rudolf Legnicki (1602–1621) traces of the mint’s former splendor beneath the patina
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587–1632) – Crown coins with the Sas coat of arms, the number 2 in the date rendered as a Z patina
PolandThird Republic of Poland (since 1989) – proof coins John Paul II—against the backdrop of a painting of the Virgin Mary; on the reverse, the raised inscription “PRÓBA” 999 silver, mintage of 6,000 pieces, mirror-finish dies, excellent condition
Leopold I, House of HabsburgXV Kreutzer 1678 KremnicaLeopold I., RDRXV Kreuzer 1678 KremnitzI. Lipót, Habsburg-házXV Krajcár 1678 KörmöcbányaNGC MS66https://www.ngccoin.de/certlookup/8592419-012/66/
SilesiaDuchy of Racibórz – John V the Younger (1456–1493) Obverse: Helmet, legend; Reverse: Half an eagle on the left, half a circle on the right, legend silver, 12.8 mm, 0.28 g
PolandJohn II Casimir Vasa (1649–1668) – Crown coins
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587–1632) – Crown coins variant with the Pilawa coat of arms on the reverse
PolandGdańsk A token most likely issued by the cashier’s office of the Gdańsk Port Authority; Obverse: “WAL” with the coat of arms of Gdańsk below, flanked by two dots and the numbers 5–9, all within a border; Reverse: The number 77, with rosettes lead, 22.0 x 21.0 mm, 6.86 g
PolandSigismund III Vasa (1587–1632) – Crown coins with a mint mark separating the abbreviated date at the bottom of the reverse
SilesiaDuchy of Legnica, Brzeg, and Wołów—Jan Krystian Brzeski and Jerzy Rudolf Legnicki (1602–1621) On the reverse, the mint mark C-C with hooks (of Master of the Mint Christoph Cantor) Cracked coin, but mint luster is visible; rare year
PolandPolish People's Republic (1952–1989) — Circulation and Collector Coins Environmental Protection /Owl with Chicks/ 750 silver, mintage of 12,000 pieces, struck with mirror-finish dies, coin in a capsule
Zygmunt III Waza Thaler 1627 BydgoszczSigismund III Vasa, Taler 1627 BrombergDav. 4316; Kopicki 1365 (R)Good EF/aUNC, exceptional condition, mint luster.
Sigismund Báthory, Transylvania.Thaler 1593. Baia Mare.Extraordinary specimen!Sigismund Báthory, Siebenbürgen.Taler 1593. Neustadt.Prachtexemplar!Báthory Zsigmond, Erdély.Tallér 1593. Nagybánya.Kivételes állapotban!Zikmund Báthory, Sedmihradsko.Tolar 1593. Nagybánya.Výjimečný exemplář! Huszár Siebenbürgen 128 var., Resch 131, Dav 8804NGC AU Details Cleaned – undergraded. If...