5 Toman 1226 AH (1811), Tabriz mint.
Extremely rare denomination. NGC MS62
Eagle to the left, looking back, standing on a deer’s head.
Very rare and of magnificent condition. Extremely fine.
Ange d'or n.d. (3rd issue).
Very rare in this condition. Extremely fine.
18 Ferding (thaler) 1573, Riga Mint.
Of the highest rarity. NGC UNC Details.
Commemorating the 200-year anniversary of the Reformation.
Of the highest rarity, only 3 specimens known. NGC MS63.
Pattern Crown in Gold 1817, London Mint.
Of highest rarity. Only 7 specimens known.
NGC PF63+ ULTRA CAMEO.
5 Sokol 1920. Kremnica Mint. Dies by O. Spaniel.
Extremely rare. NGC MS62.
Only 10-20 specimens known. NGC SP63.
Dies by Mörikofer.
Of the highest rarity and splendid condition. About Mint State.
Double Pistole 1603, Neuchâtel Mint.
Of the highest rarity, only 2 pieces known.
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