ATLAS NUMISMATICS SELECTIONS: AUGUST 31, 2025

1083464 | GREEK. CORINTHIA. Corinth. Struck 4th Century BC. AR Stater. NGC MS (Mint State) Strike 5/5 Surface 5/5. 19.5mm. 8.65gm. Pegasus flying left, koppa below /Head of Athena to left, wearing Corinthian helmet; rose behind her neck. Ravel 997; BMC 327; HGC.4, 1848. High relief lustrous surfaces; an exceptional example.

Ex Astarte SA, Lugano Auction 1 (11 May 1998) Lot 96.

$9,850

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Superb Corinth Stater (https://atlasnumismatics.com/1083464/)

1082900 | FRANCE. Napoleon III. (Emperor, 1842-1870). 1862 AV Medal of 50 Ducats Weight. PCGS SP63. By Albert Désiré Barre. Edge: OR (bee). 59.5mm. 170.12gm. NAPOLEON III - EMPEREUR. Laureate bust, right; signed below truncation / PUPILLES DE LA - MARINE// 15/ NOV/ 1862// LE CTE. P. DE CHASSELOUP-LAURAT/ MINISTRE DE LA MARINE ET/ DES COLONIES. Crowned allegorical figure of France seated at right and facing left with anchor and dated memorial while holding her mantle over four children to left; signed lower right, legend above and three-line inscription in exergue. Page-Divo 468; cf. Brettauer 3134 (Silver); cf. Essling 1750 (Bronze). Struck for the inauguration of the naval orphanage. Exceedingly rare and quite likely unique; the only gold example mentioned by Page-Divo.

Ex Auction Leu Auction 14 (1975) Lot 553. . Housed in an oversized holder. Images of the Page-Divo reference catalogue are reproduced here for illustration purposes only. They are not included with the item listed for sale.

$77,500

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Likely Unique Napoleon III Medal in Gold (https://atlasnumismatics.com/1082900/)

1082844 | GERMAN NEW GUINEA. 1895-A AV 20 Mark. PCGS MS64. Berlin. Denomination and date in palm wreath / Bird of Paradise. KM 9; Jaeger 709; Fr.-1; D&S-385. From a reported mintage of just 1,500 pieces for both Proof and Business Strikes. Superb semi-prooflike surfaces.

$95,000

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Exceptional German New Guinea 20 Mark (https://atlasnumismatics.com/1082844/)

1083124 | GERMAN STATES. Bremen. (1631-1660) ND AV Marriage Medal of 10 Ducats Weight. PCGS MS62. By J. Blum (Bremen). 43mm. 36.88gm. GOTT UNSER HERZ... Two hands from clouds with a burning heart, below a pair of pigeons, on top the radiant name of God / EIN GLÜCK-HENN...// AMORE ET SEDULITATE. Hen with chicks. cf. Jungk 391, #29. "Ein Glückhenn". Exceedingly rare in gold and the only example we have been able to locate.

$89,500

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Marriage Medal of 10 Ducats Weight (https://atlasnumismatics.com/1083124/ )

1083328 | GREAT BRITAIN. Victoria. (Queen, 1837-1901). 1897 AV Medal of 28 Ducats Weight. NGC MS65. Edge: Plain. 55mm. 95.26gm. VICTORIA ANNVUM REGNI SEXAGESIMVM FELICITER CLAVDIT XX IVN. MDCCCXCVII. Crowned and veiled bust left / LONGITVDO DIERVM IN DEXTERAEIVS ET IN SINISTRA GLORIA 1837. Head left, wearing bandeau, atop bundle of olive branches. BHM 3506; Eimer 1817a. Diamond Jubilee.

Housed in an oversized holder. Includes original case.

$55,000

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Gem Diamond Jubilee Medal of Victoria (https://atlasnumismatics.com/1083328/)

1083109 | NETHERLANDS. Zeeland. 1683-(Tower) AV 30 Gulden. NGC MS63. 20.91gm. LUCTOR ET EMERGO (mm). Standing knight with raised sword and provincial arms of Zeeland below at left / (date) * MO: NO: AUR: ORDIN: ZEELANDIAE *. Arms of the cities of Zeeland flanked by denomination 30• - •G. KM P16. Rare; CNM 2.49.122; Delmonte 893 (suppl.); Friedberg 309 ("Very rare"); Purmer/van der Wiel Ze 62.3; Vanhoudt/Saunders 1343 (R3).

Struck in gold to the weight of 6 Ducats . Currently the finest known at NGC as of June 2025

$125,000

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Mint State 30 Gulden of Zeeland (https://atlasnumismatics.com/1083109/)

1083573 | POLAND. Danzig. 1644 AR Medal. NGC MS64. By S. Dadler. 60mm. Bellona the allegorical figure of War struggles with Pax, fighting for peace on earth. At left, a globe with Mercury's caduceus, palm and olive branches, offered to the combatants; to the right, the Gorgoneion (shield of Pallas Athena with the Gorgon's head) and a lance leaning against an olive tree / Allegorical figure of Pax (Peace) standing over the war god, Mars who is lays defeated upon the ground. In her right hand she holds Mercury's caduceus and three ears of grain, in her left hand a palm, laurel and olive branch. In the background, Themis standing with her sword and scales, while to the right Abundantia stands with cornucopia and olive branch. Between them a farmer ploughs a field before a cityscape. Pax in Nummis 83; Van Loon II, S. 315 (Histoire metallique II, S. 304); Deth./Ord. 1; Maué 54. On the beginning of the negotiations for the Peace of Westphalia.

$12,500

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Large Format Dadler Medal for Danzig (https://atlasnumismatics.com/1083573/)

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