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Historical Coins Collection

A collection of antique coins showcasing intricate designs and historical significance, featuring various metal types and themes.

Current the Uprising in Ghent, calculation medal in honor of Karel V, German Keizer, Anonymous, 1540 live Copper medal. Front: breastpiece man with laurel wreath inside change. Downside: Christ, standing between two pharmeers; between three figures in letters G and B; Cut: Inscription Belgium copper (metal) striking (metalworking) Ghent
Current the Uprising in Ghent, calculation medal in honor of Karel V, German Keizer, Anonymous, 1540 live Copper medal. Front: breastpiece man with laurel wreath inside change. Downside: Christ, standing between two pharmeers; between three figures in letters G and B; Cut: Inscription Belgium copper (metal) striking (metalworking) Ghent
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Payment medal of 15 cents from the Cooperative Shop Association De Volharding in Veenendaal ,, 1875 - 1900 history medal Round brass picture with alligations (Andreaskruis) / 15 brass (alloy)20 cents from Danish West Indies of King Frederik VII, 1859 ,, 1859 coin Silver coin. Front: head of the king to the right. Under that year. Reverse: Driemaster sailing to the left. Value designation at the bottom of the change. Cartel edge. silver (metal) striking (metalworking)Sestertius (Coin) Portraying Emperor Severus Alexander 232 CE Roman Empire. Bronze . Ancient RomanCorrection house St. Bernhard in Hemiksem, house coin worth 1 cent, Anonymous, in or after 1823 - in or before 1833 coin Sink mint. Front: inscription Inside Capers. Reverse: Value designation zinc striking (metalworking) GhentQuadrans of Augustus, Emperor of Rome fromLugdunum. Ruler: Augustus, Emperor of Rome, 63 B.C.-A.D. 14, ruled 27 B.C.-A.D. 14 Mint: Lugdunum Artist: UnknownTen -year anniversary of the mayor of Amsterdam Mr. S.A. Vending Meinesz 1901, J.A.A. Gerritsen, 1901 history medal Messing medal, on the front the bust of vending meinesz to the right with a change, on the reverse the crowned Amsterdam coat of arms worn by lions on a text ribbon, with stir -off. Amsterdam brass (alloy) striking (metalworking)Twenty -five -year -old wedding of Gerrit Blauw and Maria Agneta van Heyst, Johann Conrad Marmé, 1755 Silver medal. Front: man and woman shake each other hand above burning altar with on base XXV under decorative motif lit by jet wreath with word of love within Koverschrift; Cut: year. Downside: Monument with two coats of arms tied together with ribbon, for which two women together stop canvas with inscription within Kischrift; Cut: year Cleves silver (metal) striking (metalworking) LisbonSchoenmakersgilde from the Southern Netherlands, probably Lille, Gildepenning in the name of Pierre Antoine Le Clercq, Anonymous, 1731 medal Copper medal with hole. Front: left St. Crispinus with round knife raised in the right and sword that was stabbed by a wheel in the left hand and on the right St. Crispinianus with left hand Els. Reverse: Inscription copper (metal) casting / engraving MaastrichtLeeuwenduit for the Dutch East Indies, Unknown, 1836 coin Copper test coin. Front: between letters C and D crowned coat of arms, in which sitting lion to the right. Reverse: three -faced inscription, above and including star. Smooth edge. copper (metal) striking (metalworking)Poor medal of the Blok Vughterstraat in 's-Hertogenbosch, medal with no. 5, anonymous, 1764 identification medal Brass oval medal to wearing. Front: Distel between the year within the shaded edge. Reverse: inscription inside shaded edge the Bosch brass (alloy) engraving VughterstraatDeath of Claudius Lamoraal Prins de Ligne 1675, Denis Waterloos (II), c. 1675 history medal Tinen medal, on the front the bust of the ligne to the left with a change, on the reverse a warship to the right on the sea diagonally intersected by a smooth bar, with a change. Brussels tin (metal) castingPresenting medal of the Oudeleerkopersgilde in Middelburg, 1717 ,, 1717 history medal. medal Cast brass medal, on the front a jogging table with clothes and hat, engraved 1717 and the number 48, with a change, a wambuis on the downside, with a change brass (alloy) castingPara from Libya of the Ottoman Sultan Mahmud II, Government year 25 = 1832 ,, 1832 coin Copper mint. Front: arabesk, around which display in Arabic letters. At the top of the year of arriving: 1223 = 1808. Reverse: four-line inscription in Arabic letters with coinage designation: Tarablusi Gharb = Tripoli in Libya. Upstairs in the Government year inscription: 25. Smooth edge. Tripoli copper (metal) striking (metalworking)Johan van Reede, lord of Renswoude, Thomas Simon, 1645 history medal Silver medal. Front: breastpiece man. Reverse: inscription. London silver (metal) castingCoin fromRhodes. Mint: RhodesFirst centenary of the Peace of Munster, Penning beaten by the city of Hamburg, Paul Heinrich Goedecke, 1748 history medal Silver medal. Front: View of the city of Hamburg, lit by celestial light within Koverschrift; Cut: Inscription. Reverse: with olive branches Winded pillar on which all -seeing eye rests; On the left, hand grabs from clouds to an anchor stabbed by pillar, on the right hand points out of clouds to a circle attached to pillar within a change; Cut: Date Hamburg silver (metal) striking (metalworking) Muenster. HamburgTimmer's guild, medal of the English Coffyhuys (coffee house) in Rotterdam, Anonymous, c. 1800 - c. 1900 medal Brass medal. Front: Hammer above monogram of letters W, H and S Inside decorative edge. Reverse: inscription inside decorative edge. Probably a guild pin. Netherlands brass (alloy) engraving Rotterdam5 Shillings from New South Wales, Australia, 1813 ,, 1813 coin Silver coin with a large round hole in the middle. Front: Lauwward Head of the Spanish King Charles IV. Below year: 1806. Around gap value indication: Five Shillings. Reverse: between two columns on which Banderol with spell crowned composite coat of arms of Spain. In the description of place: MO = Mexico City and Value designation: 8 R. around Gat National Designation and Year. Cable edge. The coin, a Mexican peso or 8 Realen from 1806 was spread in 1813 in such a way that the large outer edge could be put into circulation for 5 Shillings. silver (metal) striking (metalworking)Loods or Spring Schippersgilde van Sluis, Gildepenning with No. 1, Anonymous, 1669 medal Brass medal. Front: Sailing ship with four flags; A number of men in ship. Reverse: number 1 above inscription and by year and inscription flanked coat of arms Lock brass (alloy) casting / engraving LockDucato of Zecchino from the Republic of Venice of Doge Ludovico Manini, 1789-1797 ,, 1789 - 1797 coin Gold coin. Front: on the left the Holy Marcus and on the right the doge, kneeling with a lance holding through the doge between them. Reverse: within an oval between stars Christ, standing. gold (metal) striking (metalworking)unknown woman, anonymous, 1511 history medal One -sided bronze medal. Front: breastpiece woman to the right; Flat bordered by two circles engraved with a passer for the disposition. Reverse: Blanco bronze (metal) casting historical persons not known by name - BB - womanTriple Unite or Three Pound Piece: Charles I (obverse); Declaration on Scroll (reverse), 1643. England, Charles I, 1625-1649. Gold; diameter: 4.6 cm (1 13/16 in.). When the Civil War or Great Rebellion started in 1642, Charles I, having raised his standard at Nottingham on August 22, 1642, fought his way south through the battles of Edgehill and Brentford, but failing to enter London he finally set up his headquarters at Christ Church College, Oxford. At Wellington, Shropshire, on September 19, the king had declared to the that he would protect "the religion of the Protestants, the laws of England, (and) the liberty of Parliament." This declaration, abbreviated and rendered in Latin, appeared on various denominations of the royal coinage as propaganda. In full it reads RELIGIO PROTESTANIUM LEGES ANGLIÆ LIBERTAS PARLIAMENTI. The plume initial mark does not now serve as a date indication as it did before the war started. This, the largest and heaviest type of gold coin ever to be struck20 pfennig from the German Empire, 1888 ,, 1888 coin Nickel. Front: Inside wreath of oak leaves crowned ankle -headed eagle to the left with breast on the chain of order with jewel hanging composed coat of arms. Below that two letters A. Rail side: Value designation in two lines. Year in reversal. Smooth edge. Berlin nickel (metal) striking (metalworking)Weight of 8 reais Uit Mexico, 1860, 1860 coin Silver coin. Front: between two tied branches on a cactus plant standing eagle with spread wings with his head to the right with a snake in his mouth. Rail of freedom, from which rays come out. In Dischanging Value designation: 8R and Muntplaats designation: ZS = Zacatecas with year at the bottom left. Cable edge. silver (metal) striking (metalworking)Denarius (Coin) Depicting the Goddess Roma. Roman. Date: 121 BC. Dimensions: Diam. 2.1 cm; 3.80 g. Silver. Origin: Roman Empire. Museum: The Chicago Art Institute, Chicago, USA. Author: ANCIENT ROMAN.Quinarius (Coin) Depicting Liberty 89 BCE Roman Empire. The front (obverse) of this coin depicts the head of Liberty, facing to the right. On the back (reverse), a winged Victory is seated and facing to the right, holding a patera (dish) and palm.. Silver . Ancient RomanThousand fifty -year -old celebration of the martyrdom of St. Rumoldus, pattern of the city of Mechelen, Anonymous, 1825 history medal Silver medal. Front: breastpiece man inside change. Reverse: inscription inside wreath of olive branches and under star. Belgium silver (metal) striking (metalworking) MechelenGuinea: George III (obverse); Shield of Arms (reverse), 1761. Design by Richard Yeo (British, 1720-1779). Gold; diameter: 2.4 cm (15/16 in.). No five- or two-guinea pieces were issued for general circulation during this reign, but there were large numbers of guineas, the unit piece. The reign saw a profusion of pattern and proof pieces being struck, mostly because a further coinage reform was imminent, as was the removal of the Royal Mint from the Tower of London, where there had been a mint for over 600 years. Richard Yeo was appointed assistant engraver at the Royal Mint in 1749, chief engraver in 1775, and died in 1779. He was responsible for a large number of pattern pieces and for some of the currency coins of the period. This coin, one of the earliest patterns of the reign, bears a portrait on the obverse similar to that of George II rather than George III.Copper VOC Munt from 1821, Anonymous, c. 1821 coin Copper VOC coin from 1821 from the Dutch East Indies. Front: Inscription. Reverside: Weapon with lion in it, to the left of it a 5 and to the right an i, 16, below a C or G. The coin is in a square envelope with inscription. copper (metal) striking (metalworking) Dutch East Indies, The5 Copies from Russia by Tsarina Catherina II, 1794 ,, 1794 coin Copper mint. Front: double -headed crowned eagle with spread wings, with the knight's order hanging on his chest and with in his legs scepter and bulb with cross on it. A crown above the eagle. Left and right under the tail the letters e m = Ekaterinburg. At the bottom of a banderole value indication. Reverse: within two tied branches between the year crowned monogram of the Czarina. Cable edge. copper (metal) striking (metalworking)Five penny, emergency coin from Amsterdam, beaten during the siege from the urban silver, Anonymous, 1578 coin. siege coin diamond -shaped. Front: two stamps above each other; From bottom to top: mint masters: fire iron; city coat of arms: crowned coat of arms between the year; To the left of Kroon Letter V, Right Letter S inside Round Pearl Edge. Reverse: inscription Inside Lauwerkrans Amsterdam silver (metal) striking (metalworking) AmsterdamSiege of Gulik by Albrecht, Archduke of Austria, emergency coin of two penny, made of mint, labeled with the monogram of Frederik Pithaen, Anonymous, 1621 - 1622 coin. siege coin octagonal, one -sided emergency coin of two pennies from Gulik. Front: a stamp: monogram of letters F and P, that year and value indication interrupts; K.Z: Blanco Gulik silver (metal) striking (metalworking) GulikPayment tok for Dutch prisons, 25 cents marked L (Leeuwarden), 's Rijks Munt, in or after 1834 - in or before 1861 history medal Sink medal, on the front a raised midfield with all -ranking l, with a change, the value in two lines on the reverse. Utrecht zinc striking (metalworking)Coin Depicting the God Zeus. Greek, minted in Egypt. Date: 261 BC-247 BC. Dimensions: Diam. 4.1 cm; 69.74 g. Bronze. Origin: Egypt. Museum: The Chicago Art Institute, Chicago, USA. Author: Ancient Egyptian.Seven and a half Batz, emergency coin from Frankenthal, beaten during the siege by Verdugo, Anonymous, 1623 coin. siege coin Unilateral, almost diamond -shaped emergency coin, with notch on the left. Front: a stamp; Hoeksteen above value indication within the change. Reverse: Blanco Frankenthal silver (metal) striking (metalworking) FrankenthalCarnavalet museum, medal collection Right in a circle of greenis, inscription on five lines, above a horizontal sword; Reverse in a circle of greenis, Phrygian bonnet with cockade.Lodewijk XII van France and Anna van Brittany, Penning made in honor of their visit to the city of Lyon, Nicolas Le Clerc, 1500 copy. history medal Bronze medal with carrying eye. Front: breastpiece man; In the background of lilies in change. Reverse: breastpiece woman; In the background of lilies and ermine tails within the change. Lyon bronze (metal) casting LyonCoronation Medal of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra. Artist: Emil Fuchs (American, Vienna 1866-1929 New York). Dimensions: Diam. 2 1/2 in. (6.4 cm). Date: 1901. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.Tailor guild of Deventer, Gildepenning Jakobus Asbek, Anonymous, 1773 medal Copper medal with hole in it. Front: open scissors, surrounded by the letters K, M and G under a crown. Reverse: Eagle above inscription Deventer copper (metal) engraving DeventerSixpence, 1652. John Hull (American, 1624-1683), Robert Sanderson (American, 1609-1693). Silver; diameter: 2 cm (13/16 in.).