As noted earlier, the catalog for the Numismatic Auctions LLC sale 65 is online and available for viewing or download. The sale will be held November 23-24, 2020. Here are some additional lots that caught my eye - see the catalog and the earlier articles for more highlights. Thanks to Steve Davis for providing the photos.
-Editor
Lot 1508: Albania 20 Franga Ari
Albania
20 Franga Ari, 1927-V. KM-12. Virtually Unc with nice luster, a
few tiny marks. Popular Prince Skandenberg issue and a beautiful
design, scarce. ($400+)
Who has the better mane? The Prince or the lion?
-Editor
Lot 1510: Australia Victoria Gold Adelaide Pound
Rare Mint State Adelaide Pound. Colonial British, Southern
Australia Victoria Gold Adelaide Pound, 1852, Type II. KM-2.
NGC MS63, excellent luster, small natural flan flaw near edge at
3 o'clock obverse and a thin hairline die crack reverse. Wonderful
eye appeal and a very rare grade! A coin with a rich pedigree.
Accompanied by an old Baldwin's auction tag relating to its sale
and one time price attained for the coin of $190,000 AUS on the
ticket from the Rare Coin Company of Australia. An important
opportunity to acquire an outstanding World Gold rarity in high
grade, sure to entice many into the competition. ($18,000-20,000)
Lot 1861: Transylvania Ducat
Transylvania Ducat, 1540-FG. Klausenburg Mint. Fr.121. Sharpness of EF, tiny
area of lt tooling at ruler's feet obverse. Still a very presentable
example of this rare Johann Zapolya Gold issue. ($500-750)
Cool early dated gold piece.
-Editor
Lot 1909: British North Borneo Half Cent
British North Borneo
1/2 Cent, 1886-H. KM-1. NGC SP66RB, predominantly red with
tinges or iridescent navy blue and violet. Simply beautiful and rare
so nice. ($300-350)
In my world coin collecting days I remember having a copper British North Borneo piece I was fascinated with. Great combination of cultures and languages.
-Editor
Lot 1971: French Indo-China Cent
French Indo-China . Cent, 1923-A. Torch Privy. KM-12.1. NGC MS63RB. Neat
example of this tough variety. ($300-400)
Another interesting combination of cultures and languages.
-Editor
Lot 2011: Ferdinand and Maria Anna Marriage Taler
Schwarzenberg. Marriage Taler, 1696-MM. Dav. 7701, KM-116.
NGC AU53, well struck and lustrous with hints of gold toning. A
wonderful issue commemorating the Wedding of Ferdinand and
Maria Anna. ($500-600)
These two lovebirds seem a little stern. Nice coin though.
-Editor
Lot 2112: Leopold the Hogmouth Taler
Hungary Taler, 1691-KB. Dav. 3261, KM-214.2. NGC XF45. A neat
certified Leopold the Hogmouth Taler. ($250-300)
Gotta love a guy named Leo the Hogmouth. Another nice coin.
-Editor
Lot 2137: Mexico Revolutionary Copper Centavo Ingot
Mexico Revolutionary. Oaxaca. Rectangular Copper Centavo Ingot,
1915. KM-709. PCGS Gold Shield MS62BN with hints of
iridescent color. Nice, popular and scarce! ($400-600)
Interesting provisional issue.
-Editor
To read the full catalog, see:
Sale 65 Session One US Coins to Gold Lots 1-1042 (pdf)
Sale 65 Session One US Commems, Paper and Exonumia Lots 1043-1507 (pdf)
Sale 65 Session Two World Gold to World Coins and Exonumia Lots 1508-2216 (pdf)
To read the earlier E-Sylum articles, see:
NUMISMATIC AUCTIONS LLC SALE 65
(https://www.coinbooks.org/v23/esylum_v23n37a26.html)
WASHINGTON QUARTER AND PEACE DOLLAR PLASTERS
(https://www.coinbooks.org/v23/esylum_v23n40a22.html)
NUMISMATIC AUCTIONS LLC SALE 65 CATALOG READY
(https://www.coinbooks.org/v23/esylum_v23n44a20.html)
Wayne Homren, Editor
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