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Auction 118 – 21 July 2022

Coins, Medals, and Banknotes

Th, 21.07.2022, from 11:30 AM CEST

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France / North America, billon sou marqué of 24 deniers, 1740 d (Lyon), probably a contemporary forgery (cf Breen 451), silver wash largely missing, c...

Lot 1253 France / North America, billon sou marqué of 24 deniers, 1740 d (Lyon), probably a contemporary forgery (cf Breen 451), silver wash largely missing, c...

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170 GBP

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Lot 1254 U.S.A., North American Token, 1781, in copper, Hibernia seated, rev., ship (Breen 1144), very fine Estimate: GBP 1500-2000

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Unsold

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Great Britain / U.S.A., Lancashire, Lancaster, token halfpenny, the so-called ‘Kentucky cent’, hand holding scroll, rev., fifteen radiant stars repres...

Lot 1255 Great Britain / U.S.A., Lancashire, Lancaster, token halfpenny, the so-called ‘Kentucky cent’, hand holding scroll, rev., fifteen radiant stars repres...

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300 GBP

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France / U.S.A., General Lafayette (1757-1834), copper tribute medal, 1824, by François Caunois, bust right, rev., THE DEFENDER OF AMERICAN AND FRENCH...

Lot 1256 France / U.S.A., General Lafayette (1757-1834), copper tribute medal, 1824, by François Caunois, bust right, rev., THE DEFENDER OF AMERICAN AND FRENCH...

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140 GBP

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$U.S.A., cent, 1803, draped bust right small date below with blunted 1, rev., denomination at centre within wreath, large fraction below (Sheldon 258),...$

Lot 1257 U.S.A., cent, 1803, draped bust right small date below with blunted 1, rev., denomination at centre within wreath, large fraction below (Sheldon 258),...

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1'200 GBP

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U.S.A., proof Gobrecht ‘Flying Eagle’ silver dollar, 1836, die alignment II (Judd 60), with handling marks and a small rim bruise, good extremely fine...

Lot 1258 U.S.A., proof Gobrecht ‘Flying Eagle’ silver dollar, 1836, die alignment II (Judd 60), with handling marks and a small rim bruise, good extremely fine...

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12'000 GBP

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U.S.A., silver dollar, 1854, Liberty seated type, sometime cleaned and with a few marks, in NGC holder graded AU DETAILS CLEANED

Estimate: GBP 120...

Lot 1259 U.S.A., silver dollar, 1854, Liberty seated type, sometime cleaned and with a few marks, in NGC holder graded AU DETAILS CLEANED Estimate: GBP 120...

Price realized

2'100 GBP

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Lot 1260 U.S.A., 20 cents, 1875 S, San Francisco mint, mint state and lightly toned, in NGC holder graded MS63 Estimate: GBP 350-450

Price realized

1'000 GBP

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Lot 1261 U.S.A., Trade dollar, 1877 S, San Francisco mint, bagmarked, mint state and ‘frosty’, in NGC holder graded MS61 Estimate: GBP 400-600

Price realized

650 GBP

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Lot 1262 U.S.A., half-dollar, 1885, good extremely fine but sometime cleaned, now lightly toned Estimate: GBP 180-220

Price realized

380 GBP

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Lot 1263 U.S.A., Morgan dollars (32), 1878 S, 1879, 1880 (2), 1880 O, 1881 O (2), 1884 S, 1885 (2), 1886, 1889 (2), 1890, 1890 O, 1894 S, 1896 (2), 1901 O, 192...

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1'000 GBP

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Lot 1264 U.S.A., Miscellaneous issues (17), half-dollar, 1817, obverse dark-toned, good very fine; dimes (2), 1857, 1876; nickels (3), all shield without rays,...

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1'600 GBP

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Miscellaneous world coins (95), a diverse group, some in silver, several U.S. including quarter-dollar, 1918, this extremely fine, also British Guiana...

Lot 1265 Miscellaneous world coins (95), a diverse group, some in silver, several U.S. including quarter-dollar, 1918, this extremely fine, also British Guiana...

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400 GBP

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Auction 118 – 21 July 2022

Coins, Medals, and Banknotes

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