NUMISMATIC AUCTIONS SALE #58 CLOSES NOVEMBER 30, 2015

On Monday, November 30th, 2015 Steven L. Davis of Numismatic Auctions L.L.C. will be presenting his Rare Coin Auction Sale #58 in Okemos, Michigan. The sale is comprised of nearly 1300 lots and features some notable collections and estates including some fantastic selections of Rare and exotic Russian and European Coins from the Andrew Tuttle Memorial Museum of Defiance, Ohio; The Lake Elsinore Collection of Condition Census to finest graded World Minor Coinage plus East and West Coast collections of US Proof and High Grade Type Coins, ICCS Graded Gem Canadian and Certified World coins along with other fine consignments, unusual Tokens, Medals, Paper Money, Exonumia and more.

The sale can currently be viewed online in PDF format via clickable links in full color at www.numismaticauctionsllc.com on the Online Auction Listings page and published catalogs are available upon request by phone, text, mail or email. Steven can be contacted by phone or text at 517-394-4443 or by fax at 517-394-0579, his email address is numauctionsllc@aol.com and his mailing address is P.O. Box 22026, Lansing, MI 48909. The auction will take place at the Okemos Conference Center, 2187 University Park Drive, Okemos, MI 48864 on Monday, November 30th, 2015 on the heels of the MSNS Coin Convention in Warren, Michigan which is held on Thanksgiving weekend, November 27-29th. Lots are available for viewing on Friday and Saturday, November 27 & 28 at the MSNS Coin Convention and in Steve's office by appointment - no lot viewing will take place the day of the auction and Session One begins at 9:30AM, be sure to arrive early to register, no credit card purchases and checks are subject to hold prior to delivery of material to new customers.

Steven L. Davis
Numismatic Auctions L.L.C.
P.O. Box 22026
Lansing, MI 48909
USA

www.numismaticauctionsllc.com
Phone: 517-394-4443
Fax: 517-394-0579
Email: numauctionsllc@aol.com

Lot 48: 1864. Copper-Nickel Indian Head Cent

Lot 81: 1914-D. Key date Lincoln Cent

Lot 106: 1831 Capped Bust Half Dime

Lot 213: 1877 Quarter Key date Proof only issue

Lot 214: 1815 Capped Bust Quarter B-1. “E” countermark at 12 o’clock obverse.

Lot 216: 1821 Quarter

Lot 256: 1916 Standing Liberty Quarter

Lot 258: 1917 Standing Liberty Quarter

Lot 286: 1815/12. Half Dollar Overdate Rarity O-101.

Lot 321: 1869 Seated Half Dollar

Lot 331: 1884 Seated Half Dollar

Lot 376: 1867 Dollar

Lot 417: 1893 Morgan Dollar Semi-key date

Lot 472: 1859 Double Eagle

Lot 699: Liechtenstein 1728 Taler

Joseph Johann Adam, 1721-1732. Taler, 1728. Dav. 1578, KM- 2. Beautiful pastel blue and pale gold AU to Choice AU, semiprooflike fields. Rarely offered, let alone this nice. Only 810 struck!

Lot 709: Luxembourg 1889 5 Francs Essai

Essai Silver 5 Francs, 1889. KM-E20. Pastel gold and blue toned Proof/Specimen, some minor clouding and tiny inclusions, ticks and a few random hairlines. Quite scarce and very desirable. Ex: Jacques Schulman, March 18, 1963.

Lot 715: Russia 1654 Novodel Rouble

Novodel Jefimok Rouble (1654). Silver. Reichel-715. Tsar on horseback with scepter; Rx: Imperial double-headed eagle. Toned AU. A pleasing example of this seldom offered Novodel of the rare first crown of Russia. Ex: Coin Galleries, c. 1950’s.

Lot 719: Russia 1702 Possible Novodel,

Poltina, 1702. Possible Novodel, similar to Bit-515, Diakov-3. Toned Choice VF-EF. Rarely offered, an example for the specialist. This coin is sure to enlist some competitive bidding. Ex: Randolph Zander.

Lot 740: Russia 1757 96 Kopecks

96 Kopecks (Rouble), 1757. Struck for Livonia & Estonia. Dav. 1650, KM-5. AU for issue with underlying luster, rare grade. Rarely encountered this nice. Ex: Abner Kreisberg.

Lot 742: Russia Peter III Taler

Albertus Taler, 1753-S. Peter III as Duke of the German State Schleswig-Holstein-Gottorp. Dav. 1353, KM-226.1. Beautifully toned teal, gold and steel blue AU, reflective prooflike fields exhibit some stray underlying hairlines and lt contact. Ex: Randolph Zander.

Lot 749: Russia 1796 Albertus Rouble

Albertus Rouble, 1796. St. Petersburg. KM-Pn46. Pastel gold to blue-grey toned Specimen, Borderline Unc to Unc, reflective fields, a few stray old marks and hairlines. Ex: Randolph Zander.

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