Atlas Numismatics has updated their website with 542 new coins, medals, and tokens at fixed prices. Here's the press release. Some gorgeous pieces here.
-Editor
Choice Mint State Bohemia 10 Ducats
1065627 | BOHEMIA. Ferdinand II. 1636 (p) AV 10 Ducats. NGC MS63. Prague.
34.63gm. Standing figure of Ferdinand II between two shields / Crowned imperial eagle.
KM 319; Fr.-38; Dietiker 763; Halacka 713; Horsky-Unl.; Donebauer 2125 (RR).
Lustrous choice mint state and sharply struck; extremely rare as such.
$165,000
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Agricultural Exhibition in Cairo Medal
1066688 | EGYPT. Farouk. (King, 1937-1952). (c. AH1356-1937) ND AR Medal.
PCGS SP63. By Spink & Son. Edge: Incuse Arabic inscription. 45mm. 39.72gm.
Crowned arms between two lions over an engraved inscription; all within branches / Nile
landscape and the great pyramids of the Giza plateau in the background.
Struck for the agricultural exhibition in Cairo.
$2,950
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Gem "Madonna" Thaler
1066307 | GERMAN STATES. Bavaria. Ludwig II. (King, 1864-1886). 1867 AR
Thaler. PCGS MS66. By Carl Friedrich Voigt. Edge: XXX * EIN * PFUND * FEIN * -
*. LVDOVICVS II BAVARIAE REX. Head, right; no part in hair / PATRONA
BAVARIAE. Madonna with child, J. Reis below truncation. KM 877 (Prev. KM 494.1);
Dav.-611; A.K.S.-176; J.-107; Kahnt 131.
$1,350
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Prooflike Hamburg Portugalöser
1066604 | GERMAN STATES. Hamburg. 1677 HL AV 10 Ducats Medal
(Bankportugalöser). NGC MS63+PL (Prooflike). By J. Rethe (or his son J. Reteke).
48.8mm. 34.80gm. QUATTUOR HIS SIGNIS PYRAMIS AUCTA DOCET// +
HAMBURG +. Allegorical figure of abundance with cornucopia in her right hand and a
scepter in her left hand; beside her fabric bales, crates and barrels on the ground, on a
chest the initials PBM (Peter Burmester, the oldest bank citizen), on a barrel the signature
IUR. To the right, a column inscribed with the coat of arms of the four banking cities. A
city view in the background, and the radiant name of Jehovah, above / QUID PRUDENS
CONCORS VIGILANS SOLLERTIA PRÆSTET. Three allegorical figures of wisdom,
unity and vigilance standing with their attributes; radiant icon of the Trinity, above and a
cartouche with date in Roman numerals, MDCLXXVII, below. Gaedechens III, 1609.
Commemorating the major European banking cities: Amsterdam, Hamburg, Nürnberg
and Venice. Superb and exceptional with deeply prooflike surfaces. Very rare in all
grades and extremely rare in this quality.
$195,000
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Superb Goetz Medal Rarity
1066609 | GERMANY - EMPIRE. (1909) ND AR Medal. PCGS SP66+. By Karl
Goetz. 60mm. 119.93gm. Facing half-length portrait wearing wig divides dates, 1653 -
1709 / Angel within inscribed ribbon and holding the helmeted family shield of arms.
Kienast 125.
On the 200th Anniversary of the death of the Nuremberg patrician Johann Karl
Schüsselfelder von Kirchensittenbach. Very rare in Silver.
$6,750
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Sharply Struck Edward IV Angel
1066647 | GREAT BRITAIN. England. Edward IV. (King, 1461-1470 & 1471-1483).
(1477-80)-(Pierced cross and pellet, #19) AV Angel. NGC MS64. London. 5.17gm.
EDVVARDx DEI GRA'x REXx ANGLx Zx FRANCxx. St. Michael slaying the dragon
with spear / PERx CRVCE'x TVAx SALVAx NOSx XPCx REDEM. Ship at sea with an
"?" to right and a (rose) to left sides of masthead, all within beaded ring. SCBC-2091;
North 1626.
Issued during Edward IV's second reign. Sharply struck and superb.
$29,500
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Extremely Rare Proof or Pattern Victoria Two Pounds with No
Designer's Initials
1066685 | GREAT BRITAIN. Victoria. (Queen, 1837-1901). 1887 AV Proof or
Pattern Two Pounds. NGC PR64UCAM (Ultra Cameo). London. VICTORIA D:G:
BRITT: REG: F:D:. Bust left wearing small crown and veil / St. George slaying the
dragon. KM 768; SCBC-3865; W&R 291; Fr.-391a.
Jubilee head "Pattern" Two Pounds without B.P. in exergue. Newly published research
by David Iverson entitled 1887 Jubilee Head Two-Pound Pieces of Queen Victoria, A
comprehensive Study has identified the importance and rarity of the 1887 Two Pound
without B.P. in exergue type as a pattern coin not previously catalogued as such. In his
study, he has uncovered fascinating details and outlined the diagnostics for identifying
this variety. Namely, the reverse die for these was created using the surviving master
tools of the 1820 and 1823 Two Pound issues, and the 1887 Two Pound proof resulted in
a slightly reduced size with the most obvious distinguishing feature being the horse's tail
on the reverse and a distinct gap between the crown and the word BRITT to the upper
right on the obverse.
Working with historical records provided by the Royal Mint, Mr.
Iverson has uncovered that only a very small number of these no B.P. in exergue patterns
were produced around February/March 1887. It is suggested that as few as 15-20 pieces
may exist, although official mint records did not record the exact number. What is
certain, the Queen herself was presented examples of these coins for final approval before
production of the new Jubilee type coins began, and the Royal Mint annual report for
1886, published in May 1887, includes a plate of images of the new designs, including
the Two-Pound no B.P. in exergue pattern reverse.
Purchased from the Seaby Coin and Medal Bulletin, June 1982, item GG 216. NGC has
noted this as "W&R 291 No Initials" on the insert.
$57,500
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Satin Proof Churchill Crown
1067159 | GREAT BRITAIN. Elizabeth II. (Queen, 1952-present). 1965 Copper-
Nickel Crown. NGC SP65. By Mary Gillick (Obv.) & Oscar Neman (Rev.). Edge:
Reeded. Laureate bust right / CHURCHILL. Sir. Winston Churchill head right. KM 910.
Specimen. Satin finish; SCBC-4144; ESC 4341 [393O].
Superb "satin finish" proof with much raised die polish evident.
$16,500
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Swiss Planetarium Medal
1066054 | SWITZERLAND. Lucerne. 1969 AR Medal. PCGS SP66. Edge: Reeded.
33mm. 15gm. I.PLANETARIUM DER SCHWEIZ. Satellite in space with stars; stamped
SP 900 / EROFENUNG IM VERKEHRSHAUS LUZERN// 1. JULI 1969. Sun at center
of planetary symbols.
For the Lucerne Planetarium.
$169
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