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The MadDucLit project was initiated in 2005 to promote and advertise collecting of old lithuanian and polish coins which circulated in XIV-XVIII cent. in the Grand Dutchy of Lithuania and Poland. This resulted in growing numbers of coin collectors in this field, new numismatic web-sites and books not only in Polish, but in Lithuanian, English, Russian and Belarusian languages as well.
Now we shall aim at further study of lithuanian and polish history in close cooperation with friendly web-sites and all colleagues and friends interested in our common history reflected in old coins, decorations, signets, militaria and old maps. We shall also promote other collecting areas to help in preserving historic artifacts of our common history in museums and private collections.
We offer to all collectors special literature in different fields as well as our help in finding missing objects for their collections in numismatics, phaleristics, old banknotes, old city views' postcards and historical maps.
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31727 |
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Lithuania. Vytautas the Great (Wytold) - Aleksandr (1392-1430). Denar ND (1396-1401), small ПЕЧАТ type, Vilnius. Silver 0.72 g, 13 mm. Ivanauskas 2013 6V5-5 RR, p.105. Old patina.
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375 | new! |
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31730 |
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Lithuania. Zygmunt I Stary (1506-1548). Polgrosz 1521, Wilno mint. Silver 1.29 g. Huletski-Bagdonas H79AG-VIII
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22 | new! |
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60414 |
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Lithuania. 2 Litu 1925. Silver 5.38 g. KM 77.
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15 | new! |
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50680 |
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Russia. Nicholas I (1825-1855). Silver medal Russian-Prussian maneuvers (military parade) at Kalisz in September 1835, by L. Held/Loos. Signed L.HELD.F./ G.LOOS DIR. Av: Conjoined portraits of Nicholas I and Friedrich Wilhelm III left. Rv: Russian and Prussian cuirasssiers holding standarts, army tents behind. The medal was awarded to participants of the maneuvers. Silver 33 mm, 14 g. Marienb. 3832, Mues/Olding 379, СРМ 380, Reichel 3615 (R1), Diakov 524.2 (R1). NGC MS 64 - TOP POP.
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1000 | new! |
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70163 |
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Set of 2 orders & 1 medal with documents of Nikolaj Rodkiewicz (Николай Николаевич Родкевич) - chief officer of Livland Treasury Chamber for mobilisation and work for war refugees at Western Front in 1914-1917. 1) Badge of the Order of St. Anne, 3d class with original ribbon. Produced in St.Petersburg in 1908-1916 by Eduard - ВД, hallmarks 56 and woman's head. Enamel, gold 8.41 g, 40 x 36 mm. Inner enamel crack of the right ray. 2) Badge of the Order of St. Stanislaus, 3d class with old original ribbon suspension. Produced in St.Petersburg in 1908-1916 by Eduard - ВД, hallmarks 56 and woman's head. Enamel, gold 12.68 g (with suspension), 45 x 43 mm. Immaculate condition. 3) Medal "For excellent work on the general mobilization of 1914" with old original bronze suspension and dark blue (White Eagle Order) ribbon. Light bronze 29 mm, 30.80 g (with ribbon). Nice condition. The awards are accompanied by a war photo of Nikolaj Rodkiewicz and a selection of six documents, including: His Birth Certificate dated 1876, Service records of 1913 and 1917, Award Diploma for the Order of St. Stanislaus, 3d class Nr. 5994 of 17.08.1914 with the Letter of congratulations from the Chief of Livland Treasury Chamber (Riga) Nr. 422 of 05.04.1914, Copy of the Order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Western Front Nr. 3377 of 06.04.1916, awarding Nikolaj Rodkiewicz by the Order of St. Anne, 3d class, signed by General Evert, Sertificate Nr. 2747 of 21.12.1916 issued in Juriev (now Tartu, Estonia) for the medal "For excellent work on the general mobilization of 1914". Very interesting and rare complete set!
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XF+/AU |
3400 | new! |
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60415 |
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Collection 2007 Rise of Europe, 3rd enlargement anniversary with 10 new coins of EU countries and St. Benedict medal. In the original blister
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15 | new! |
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60416 |
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Collection 2007 Charlemagne - Pope Joannes Paul II, 3rd expansion anniversary. With 10 new EU country coins in original Certline blister
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12 | new! |
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b00394 |
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Lexikon der Numismatik (Numismatic Dictionary). Fengler H., Gierow G., Unger W. Transpress Berlin 1976, 432 p. German language, hard cover
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12 | new! |
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b00395 |
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Monety i medale polskie na aukcjach zagranicznych 1987-1990. Kurpiewski J+A. Warsaw 1992, 202 p. Polish language, soft cover
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8 | new! |
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b00396 |
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Numismatic Dictionary. Zvarich V.V. (Зварич В.В. Нумизматический словарь). Lvov 1976, 176 p.+tables. Russian language, hard cover.
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8 | new! |
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10148 |
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Roman Empire. Constantius II (337-361) as augustus. Centenionalis ND. Bronze 2.13 g, 16 mm.
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XF-/VF+ |
25 | new! |
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10149 |
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Roman Empire. Gratianus (367-383). Centenionalis ND. Bronze 2.52 g, 17 mm.
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30 | new! |
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31611 |
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Lithuania. Zygmunt III Waza (1587-1632). Grosz 1609 Vilnius. Legend ends M.DV.L / DVC.LI. Silver 1.40 g. Kop. 3488, Ivanauskas 3SV50-12. Old collection patina.
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75 | new! |
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31637 |
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Lithuania. Zygmunt III Waza (1587-1632). Dwudenar 1613 Vilnius. Rev: Big Knight in double (linear and dot) circle around. Billon 0.53 g. Ivanauskas 1SV18-18 var.
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VF+/XF- |
29 | new! |
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40418 |
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Saxony. Friedrich Christian (1763) - son of August III, pretendor for the polish throne. 1/12 taler 1763 IFoF, Leipzig. Silver 3.33 g. Kop. 11555 R, KM-954.
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VF+ |
29 | new! |
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50674 |
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Russia. Peter I (1699-1725). Polushka 1712, ПОВЕЛІТЕЛЬ. Copper 1.93 g. Bitkin 3620 R, Diakov-2018 3574 (R1).
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XF/VF+ |
135 | new! |
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50675 |
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Russia. Anna Ioannovna (1730-1740). Denga 1731.Two lines above the date. Copper 8.13 g. Bitkin 272. Traces of re-coinage.
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VF+ |
14 | new! |
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70147 |
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Russia, USSR. War-time bronze suspension (1945-1948) with 4 medals: For Combat Service S/N 2285119, silver, For Capture of Berlin, brass, For Victory over Germany, brass, 30 years of the Soviet Army, brass, 32 mm. Total weight 122.35 g. With original old ribbons.
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VF+/XF |
50 | new! |
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70148 |
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Russia, USSR. Medal (1945) For Combat Service, № 1196676. Silver 32 mm, total weight 30.37 g (with ribbon and steel suspension).
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32 | new! |
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70149 |
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Russia, USSR. Medal (1945) For Combat Service. Scarce variety w/o S/N and flat round ear. Silver 32 mm, 26.20 g. (with original new ribbon and steel suspension). Patina.
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XF+/XF |
30 | new! |
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70150 |
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Russia, USSR. Medal 50 years of Soviet Army (1968) with award document to Самойлов В.Н. Brass, original ribbon and aluminium suspension.
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XF+ |
9 | new! |
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70151 |
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Russia, USSR. Medal 100th Anniversary of Lenin's birth, scarce variety For Military Valor. Brass 32 mm, total weight 26.96 g (with original ribbon and special bronze suspension).
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XF |
14 | new! |
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70152 |
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Russia, USSR. Medal (1977) For Distinguished Service in Preservation of Public Order. Nickel silver, total weight 27.52 g (with original ribbon and bronze suspension). Awarded in 1977 to Герасимович Владимир Никонорович, award document №040630. Very scarce with document!
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270 | new! |
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70153 |
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Russia, USSR. Medal for 15 Years of Irreproachable Service in MVD (Ministry of Internal Affairs). Silver plated brass with gold plated star. 32 mm, total weight 21.28 g (with original ribbon and aluminium suspension).
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AU/XF+ |
18 | new! |
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70155 |
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Russia, USSR. Medals Leningrad 250 years (1957) & Veteran of Labor (1984). Brass, brass silvered 32/34 mm, with ribbons and aluminium suspensions. Lot of 2 pcs. Well preserved.
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10 | new! |
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70156 |
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Russia, USSR. Order of Labor Glory IIId class № 474797. Awarded in Lithuania to Шимкявичюс Альгирдас Мамяргович. Silver, enamel 42x41 mm, 44.38 g (with original ribbon and aluminium suspension. Award document И № 747688 issued on 19.03.1981.
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110 | new! |
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70157 |
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Russia, USSR. Order of the Patriotic War (1985) 1st class, № 2280674. Gilded silver with enamel 46 x 46 mm, total weight 40.92 g (with original screwback nut). Patina.
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XF+ |
33 | new! |
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70158 |
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Russia, USSR. Order of the Patriotic War (1985) 2nd class, № 1403217. Silver. 925, enamel 46 x 46 mm, total weight 39.82 g (with original screwback nut). Near mint condition.
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UNC- |
27 | new! |
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70159 |
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Russia, USSR. Order of the Patriotic War (1985) 2nd class, № 1782157. Silver. 925, enamel 46 x 46 mm, total weight 41.00 g (with original screwback nut). Mint condition.
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UNC |
29 | new! |
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70160 |
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Russia, USSR. Zhukov medal (1994) with award document Nr.0029722 to Егоров А.И. Brass, original ribbon and aluminium suspension.
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9 | new! |
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70161 |
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Russia, USSR. Set of 6 decorations with documents, awarded to Сапун Надежда Ивановна. Order of the Patriotic War (1985) II class S/N 6432157, silver, screwback nut, document З №282957. Medals - Veteran of Labor (1982), 70 Years of the Armed Forces of the USSR (1988), Georgy Zhukov medal (1994), 50 years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War (1995) and War Veteran badge (1990). Silver, brass, aluminium, with original ribbons and aluminium suspensions. Set of 1 order, 4 medals, 1 badge and 6 award documents
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60 | new! |
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70162 |
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Russia, USSR. Medals 20, 30, 50 Years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War. Brass 32/36 mm, with ribbons and aluminium suspensions. Lot of 3 pcs. Excellent preservation.
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UNC/UNC- |
10 | new! |
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10146 |
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Roman Empire. Maximian (286-305). Follis 293-294, Heraclea. Rev: CONCORDIA MILITVM, EB in field. Bronze 2.38 g, 20 mm. Sear 13116.
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30 | new! |
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10147 |
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Roman Empire. Constantine II (337-340), as caesar. Follis 317, Rome. Bronze 2.92 g., 20 mm. Sear 17118.
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XF-/VF+ |
35 | new! |
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20012 |
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Oriental coins. Chagatai Khanate. Dirhem AH 742-744/1342-1344. Silver 7.88 g. Mitch. 1854.
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VF+ |
30 | new! |
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31716 |
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Lithuania. Zygmunt I Stary (1506-1548). Polgrosz 1513, Wilno mint. Silver 1.15 g. Huletski-Bagdonas H41M-X
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VF+ |
18 | new! |
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31722 |
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Lithuania. Zygmunt II August (1545-1572). Polgrosz 1559, Wilno mint. Legend ends L/LITVA. Silver 1.33 g. Ivanauskas 4SA87-24 (RR). Old patina
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30 | new! |
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30880 |
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Lithuania. Zygmunt II August (1545–1572). Trojak 1562 with portrait, legend ends LIT+/LITV+ Rare type, produced from low-quality Swidnica half-groats. Silver 6.77g. T. 18 mk, Kop. 3303 (R5), Ivanauskas 9SA4-1 (R) , Iger V.62.1.d (R3). Old patina, well struck details for this type. Scarce in this condition!
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700 | new! |
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31723 |
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Lithuania. Zygmunt III Waza (1587-1632). Trojak 1594, Wilno mint. Silver 2.23 g. Iger V.94.1.a, Ivanauskas 5SV39-19, Kop. 3523 (R).
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VF+/XF- |
75 | new! |
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30486 |
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Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Zygmunt III Waza (1587-1632). Trojak 1598, Wilno mint. Silver 2.25 g. Iger V.98.1.a (R1), Kop. 3534 (R2), Ivanauskas 5SV55-31 (RR). Old patina.
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XF |
95 | new! |
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70142 |
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Badge Lithuanian-Belarus front 1919-1920. Variety: w/o serial number and small screwback nut. Brass, silvered brass 15.37 g, 40 x 40 mm.
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275 | new! |
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80465 |
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Shilutes (Heidekrug) Notgelds set of 4th series, 1921.05.28. 1 mark - 05887 (R2) , 75 pfennig - №05096 (R2), 50 pfennig - 36795, 25 pfennig - 41974 (R). Printed at Erasmusdruck, Berlin. Facsimile signiture of Hermann Zudermann. Literature: Zenkevicius 2016, p.71-80. Lot of 4 pcs.
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AU/UNC- |
110 | new! |
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40341 |
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Netherlands, Utrecht. Rekenpenning 1598 on Murder of Count Ulrich van Valkenstein by Mendoza. Copper 6.08 g. Catalog: Dugn. 3441
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VF+ |
35 | new! |
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40412 |
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Netherlands, West Friesland. Rijksdaalder 1624. Silver 28.25 g. Delm. 940, Dav. 4842. Old patina.
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VF+ |
125 | new! |
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40413 |
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Netherlands, West Friesland. Silver Ducat 1698. Silver 27.86 g. Delm. 971, Dav. 4908, KM-85.4. Old nice patina.
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XF/XF+ |
220 | new! |
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40414 |
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Germany, Brandenburg-Prussia. Friedrich III (1688-1701). 18 Groscher 1699 SD, Konigsberg. Silver 6.08 g. Neumann 12.28, KM-611.
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XF/XF+ |
85 | new! |
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40415 |
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Germany, Brandenburg-Prussia. Friedrich III. 2/3 taler 1689 LCS, Berlin mint. Silver 16.68 g. Dav.270
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XF+/AU |
235 | new! |
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40416 |
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Germany, Brandenburg-Prussia. Friedrich III. 2/3 taler 1692 WH, Emmerich mint. Silver 16.60 g. Dav.282
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XF+ |
245 | new! |
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40417 |
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Germany, Prussia. Friedrich II (1740-1786). Taler 1770 A, Berlin. Silver 21.88 g. Dav. 2586, KM-306. Patina, weight alignment marks on rev.
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XF- |
275 | new! |
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50669 |
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Russia. Peter I (1699-1725). Kopeck 1711 МД, Kadashevsky mint, Moscow. Obv: without a cross, Rv: - the title 'Повелитель' and a cross on top. Copper 7.13 g. Bitkin 3391, Diakov 3259, GM 64.25.
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VF+/XF- |
40 | new! |
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50671 |
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Russia. Catherine II (1762-1796). Rouble 1762 СПБ-TI-НК, St. Petersburg. Silver 23.36 g. Uzd. 0931, Bitkin 182, Diakov 6. Well struck, old patina.
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VF+/XF |
735 | new! |
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50548 |
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Russia. Nicholas I (1825-1855). Medal 1828 in memory of the 250th Anniversary of Vilnius University. St. Petersburg mint, by F.P. Tolstoy. In total Vilnius University ordered 15 gold, 100 silver and 400 bronze medals. Bronze 66 mm, 160.07 g. H-Cz. 3620, Smirnov 449, Diakov 469.1 (R1). Some surface defects on obverse, otherwise well struck, with minting luster.
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XF/XF+ |
650 | new! |
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70121 |
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Russia. Badge of Judge (Мировой судья), introduced on 20.11.1864. No. 1437 - engraved on reverse. Russian Empire. Bronze, gilding 111.26 g, 84x65 mm (with ring). Melnik, Mozheiko 3005. The badge was worn on a bronze gilded chain (RR).
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VF+ |
450 | new! |
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70143 |
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Russia. Medal Romanovs 300 years of reign. Original ribbon and old bronze suspension. With award document to Эдуард Фердинандович Клик, issued in Grodno on 12.01.1915. Bronze 27 mm, total weight 24.99 g. Very scarce with original award document.
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XF+ |
200 | new! |
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70145 |
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Russia, USSR. Order Badge of Honor № 1451963 awarded in 1983 to Кобылянский Александр Васильевич. Document л № 001932 . Silver, enamel 40.15 g (with original ribbon and suspension). Variety with big numbers above the line. Nicely preserved, intact.
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AU/UNC |
75 | new! |
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15035 |
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Russia. Icon Sergius of Radonezh with selected Saints (Сергий Радонежский с избранными святыми), ark (ковчег). North Russia, 18th cent. Wood 295 x 255 mm, no traces of restoration. Very scarce.
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VF+ |
400 375 | new! |
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15036 |
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Russia. Icon Fiery ascent of the prophet Elijah with 5-color enamel (blue, white, dark blue, green, black). In the middle, against the background of hills, flowers and a stream, the prophet Elijah sitting in a cave with a staff and a flying raven with a bunch of grapes. Below is the appearance of an angel to the sleeping prophet and Elijah with Elisha on the banks of the Jordan river. At top is the fiery ascension on the chariot of the prophet, facing Elisha, who receives mantle from him. On the left is the blessing right hand. Scaly ornament in the middle and floral ornament on the margins and on the back. Casting defect on the back side. Moscow, end of 19th cent. Casting, copper alloy, 145x120 mm, 496 g.
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XF/XF+ |
450 | new! |
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15037 |
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Russia. Icon Resurrection of Christ (Descent into Hell) with 6-color enamel (blue, yellow, dark blue, green, white, black). At top resurrected Christ in mandorla among the saints. Below is the scene of the Passion into Hell: Christ in mandorla holds the hand of the kneeling Adam, with his left hand pointing to the gates of heaven. At his feet is a bowed Eve, on the sides are saints and righteous people. Moscow, end of 19th cent, Casting, copper alloy, 112x102 mm, 263.04 g.
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XF/XF+ |
390 | new! |
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15038 |
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Russia. Icon St. Kirik and Julita and selected Saints with 5-color enamel (blue, dark blue, green, white, yellow). Savior Almighty in the clouds. St. Kirik and Julita below in center. On the left are St. Basil the Great and Prince Peter of Murom, оn the right are Apostle Herodion and St. Paisius the Great. Top left: Princess Fevronia, Great Martyr Catherine, Paraskeva Pyatnitsa. Top right: Great Martyrs Evdokia, Alexandra and Venerable Mary of Egypt. Moscow, end of 19th cent. Casting, copper alloy 128 x 92 mm, 280.20 g.
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XF+/AU |
550 | new! |
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15040 |
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Russia. Knife for paper produced in 1891 by Chlebnikov, St.Petersburg, in fashinable modernism style. Silver 79.18 g, 27x 185 mm. Silver hallmarks: ХЛЕБНИКОВЪ with Imperial Eagle, АФ/1891, 84, St.Petersburg.
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XF/XF+ |
450 400 | new! |
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