Online Coin Auction #133

ALFONSO XIII (1885-1931). Aragonese Exhibition of 1885 and 1886. (Weight 70.86g/53mm). Royal Aragonese Economic Society. Signed: F. Menéndez y Aguilar. (AVM 534 variant ungilt bronze). Extremely Fine.
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ALFONSO XIII (1885-1931). Fourth Centenary. Columbus and the Catholic Monarchs. (Ae. 184.27g/71mm). 1892. Engraver: Bartolomé Maura. (Vives 556). EF.
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ALFONSO XIII (1885-1931). Hispano-French Exhibition of Zaragoza. (Ae. 107.37g/59mm). 1908. Zaragoza. Engraver: SA Anduiza. (Vives 686 metal variation). EF. In 1908, a series of events were held in Zaragoza to commemorate the sieges suffered by the city a century earlier, during the War of Independence. A first-rate international event, known as the Hispano-French Exhibition, not only fostered closer ties between the two neighboring countries but also provided a significant economic boost to the entire region. Some five thousand exhibitors from both countries showcased agriculture, food, mechanical industries, and manufactured goods. Its success with the public, attracting over half a million visitors, led to the event being extended for two months and resulted in visits from the monarchs on several occasions.
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SPAIN, Iberian Numismatics. Medal of Juan Carlos I and Sofía. (Au. 34.98g/45mm). PROOF. Presented in original case with certificate.
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SPAIN, Iberian Numismatics. Medal of Alfonso XIII and Victoria Eugenia. (Au. 34.58g/45mm). PROOF. Presented in original case.
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SPAIN, National Coinage. Seal-shaped medal of John XXIII. (Au. 19.52g/40x30mm). PROOF. Presented in its original case with certificate.
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ABRAHAM AND SARAH. (Au. 12.01g/26mm). Medal with a biblical theme. 0.917 fine gold. PROOF.
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SPAIN, National Coinage. Medal of Juan Carlos I and Sofía. (Au. 11.86g/29mm). November 22, 1975. PROOF. Presented in its original case with the certificate.
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SPAIN, Spanish Coinage. Medal of the Catholic Monarchs. (Au. 3.96g/20mm). PROOF. Presented in its original case with certificate.
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Set of 6 wallets with commemorative coins of different people, 4 of them Popes, 1 of Felipe VI and another of Che Guevara. TO BE EXAMINED.
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BELGIUM, Leopold II (1865-1909). Medal. (Weight 41.33g/51mm). Undated. Engraver: Devigne Hant. Inscription commemorating personal and professional achievement on the reverse. Very Fine+.
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EGYPT. Nefertitis and the Sun between pyramids. (Au. 9.30g/27mm). 2013 (1434H). EF. 800/1000 gold.
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EGYPT. Set of 3 medals in different sizes, all with rings. TO BE EXAMINED. Gross gold weight of the set: 6.72 grams.
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FRANCE. Universal Exhibition of Paris. (Weight 75.05g/66mm). 1878. Engraver: Chaplain (official portraitist of all Presidents of the Republic between 1877 and 1889). Single-sided medal, showing on the obverse Victoria holding a scepter and a symbol of triumph, just below Cupid holding a cartouche (without inscription). Very Fine.
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PORTUGAL. Foundation of the Church of the Most Holy Heart of Jesus (Ae. 39.09g/51mm). 1779. (Lamas 56). VF+. Edge nick.
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RUSSIA, Peter I (1672-1725). Uniface medal. (Ae. 72.59g/50mm). 1672. Uncirculated.
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VATICAN CITY, Paul VI. Commemorative medal of the World Holy Year. (Au. 8.85g/25mm). Rome. 1975. PROOF.
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Gold jewel (600/1000 fineness) featuring the crowned coat of arms of the Christian Schools of Our Lady of Narbonne College, Barcelona. Gross gold weight of the piece: 25.41 grams.
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ORISPANIA. 1/3 oz. gold ingot (999/1000 fineness). (Au. 9.62g/26x15mm). Spanish Red Cross. Presented in an Orispania gift box.
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DEVOTIONAL MEDAL. (Weight 18.13g/35mm). 16th-14th Century. Rome. Obverse: Holy Family, around legend: IESVS MARIA IOSEP. Reverse: Saint Anne and Saint Joachim facing each other receiving the Holy Spirit, in exergue: ROMA, around legend: SANCT ANNA S IOACHINO. VF+. Interesting example of a large module.
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An interesting and beautiful collection of 10 military decorations: "ALFONSO XIII DG HISP. REX - 17 MAY / 1902" proclamation of King Alfonso XIII, in silver; "MOROCCO - ALFONSO XIII" silver category, Melilla clasp, 1916; "MERITO DI GVERRA" Italy, 1918; "HOMAGE FROM THE CITY COUNCILS TO THE KINGS / 23 JANUARY 1925 - ALL AND EVERYONE FOR THE FATHERLAND"; "PREMIO A LA CONSTANCIA MILITAR - FVII" for Alfonso XIII, Cross of San Hermenegildo for Officers' Constancy; "PEACE 1909 1927 MOROCCO" Spanish Protectorate; "THE FATHERLAND / TO THE ARMY IN CAMPAIGN - SPAIN" with a Moroccan clasp. For merit during the African War, Second Republic version, 1931; the "OSPEDALE LEGIONARIO 043 - SPAGNA XVI.II" Italian decoration awarded to volunteers of the Spanish Civil War, 1937-1938, as well as the "First Class Cross of the Order of Military Merit, white distinction" and the "First Class Cross of the Order of Military Merit, red distinction." The variety of types and the generally good state of preservation of all the pieces is noteworthy, as they retain their original period ribbons and guards. The set is presented on a beautiful hanging display stand with its respective bronze hangers in the shape of the Eagle of Saint John. Different materials and sizes. TO BE EXAMINED.
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An interesting and varied collection of over 300 coins, displayed in two albums. The collection primarily consists of bronze coins from Ancient Hispania and the Roman Empire, although it also includes pieces from other periods such as the Roman Republic, Greece, and some more recent examples. The pre-Roman coinage is notable for the wide variety of mints represented, with special mention for the number of coins minted for Cástulo and Colonia Patricia, among others. There is also a variety of denominations, mainly asses and semises, in varying states of preservation. The lot includes some replicas, among them two medieval lead coins. A close examination is essential.
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PRE-COINAGE. Interesting set of 65 ring-shaped pieces. 5th-1st century Fine. Different sizes, weights, and states of preservation. TO BE EXAMINED.
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GREEK COINS. Interesting set of 3 varied coins. Different kings, sizes, and states of preservation. TO BE EXAMINED.
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Greek and Roman Empire Coins. An interesting trio of Greco-Roman coins. Different sizes, dimensions, and states of preservation. For examination.
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ANCIENT WORLD. An interesting and varied collection of 12 coins spanning the period from Alexander III to the late Roman Empire. The Greek coins are particularly beautiful, including a denarius of Mark Antony and a perforated denarius of Julius Caesar, as well as a rare coin of Obulco with a silvered reverse. The coins are of different metals, sizes, and conditions. For examination.
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GREEK AND MEDIEVAL COINS. A very interesting and varied collection of 75 coins, ranging from Greek (7), Roman and provincial (18), medieval (2), Byzantine (16), and Ottoman (32) coins. Of particular note are 9 denarii from the Republican and High Imperial periods. Different types, metals, sizes, and states of preservation. A MUST-SEE.
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ANCIENT HISPANIA. An interesting collection of 10 coins from various Iberian mints, including Bolscan, Cástulo, Titiacos, Cese, Beligiom, and Calagurris. Two denarii are particularly noteworthy. The coins are made of different metals, come from various mints, and are in varying states of preservation. A MUST-SEE.
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ANCIENT HISPANIA. Interesting collection of 12 bronze coins from various Iberian mints, including: Osset, Obulco, Bolscan, Iulia Traducta, Irippo, Cástulo, Carteia, and Calagurri. Different types, sizes, and states of preservation. TO BE EXAMINED.
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ANCIENT HISPANIA. Interesting collection of 20 bronzes. Great variety of sizes, mints, and states of preservation. TO BE EXAMINED.
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ANCIENT HISPANIA. Interesting collection of 24 bronze coins from the Malaca mint. Different sizes and states of preservation. TO BE EXAMINED.
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An interesting and varied collection of 25 coins, including coins from the Hispano-Carthaginian mint of Carthago Nova (4); Roman coins (4); Iberian coins (1); Hispano-Arabic coins (1); coins from the Monarchy (11); and the centenary of the peseta (4). Various sizes and conditions. For examination.
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ANCIENT HISPANIA AND THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE. An interesting collection of four coins, two Iberian and two Byzantine. Different sizes, metals, and states of preservation. TO BE EXAMINED.
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ROMAN EMPIRE. An interesting collection of 19 late imperial bronze coins bearing the names of the emperors: Constantine the Great, Constans, Constantius, Constantius II, Maximinus Herculeus, Decentius, Carinus, Gratian, Diocletian, Gallienus, and Maxentius. Various reverses, mints, sizes, and states of preservation. TO BE EXAMINED.
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ROMAN EMPIRE. An interesting set of 10 beautiful late imperial bronze coins bearing the names of the emperors: Constantine, Honorius, Arcadius, Licinius, Maximian, and Theodosius, among others. Different reverses, mints, and states of preservation. TO BE EXAMINED.
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ROMAN EMPIRE. Interesting collection of 7 late imperial bronzes. Different emperors, mints, and states of preservation. TO BE EXAMINED.
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ROMAN EMPIRE. An interesting collection of 100 late imperial bronze coins. Of particular note is the variety of emperors and mints. Different sizes and states of preservation. FOR EXAMINATION.
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ROMAN EMPIRE. An interesting collection of 48 bronze coins, including asses, dupondii, and sestertii. Of particular note is the variety of emperors, mints, and reverses. Different sizes and states of preservation. FOR EXAMINATION.
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ROMAN EMPIRE. Interesting set of 4 different asses, corresponding to the emperors Hadrian, Domitian, Claudius I, and Nero. Different reverses, sizes, and states of preservation. TO BE EXAMINED.
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ROMAN EMPIRE. Interesting collection of 20 quadrants from the reign of Emperor Claudius I. Different sizes and states of preservation. TO BE EXAMINED.
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ROMAN EMPIRE. Interesting collection of 15 coins, including quinarii, victoriati, denarii, and antoniniani. Different emperors, sizes, and states of preservation. TO BE EXAMINED.
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ROMAN EMPIRE. An interesting collection of approximately 100 bronze coins. Of particular note is the variety of emperors and mints. Different sizes and states of preservation. FOR EXAMINATION.
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ROMAN EMPIRE. A fascinating collection of 75 late imperial bronze coins bearing the names of various emperors. Different sizes, mints, and states of preservation. TO BE EXAMINED.
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ROMAN EMPIRE. Interesting set of 7 Sestertii minted during the reigns of Commodus, Alexander Severus, Antoninus Pius, Gordian III, and Maximian I. Different reverses, sizes, and states of preservation. TO BE EXAMINED.
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ROMAN EMPIRE. Interesting set of 5 High Imperial asses minted in the names of the emperors Claudius, Domitian, Trajan, and Hadrian. Different reverses, sizes, and states of preservation. TO BE EXAMINED.
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ROMAN EMPIRE. A fascinating set of 10 Antoninianus coins, issued in the names of the emperors: Gallienus, Aurelian, Probus, Tacitus, Carus, Numerian, Diocletian, Maximian, and Maximinus II. Includes a countermarked fraction of an As, to be identified. Different reverses, mints, sizes, and states of preservation. TO BE EXAMINED.
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ROMAN EMPIRE. Interesting set of 5 bronze coins bearing the names of the emperors Maximian, Maxentius, Claudius II, and Constantine. Different sizes, mints, and states of preservation. TO BE EXAMINED.
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ROMAN EMPIRE. An interesting collection of 10 assorted coins spanning from the reign of Emperor Trajan to Valentinian. Different reverses, mints, and states of preservation. A MUST-SEE.
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BYZANTINE EMPIRE. Interesting collection of 13 varied coins. Different emperors, sizes, dimensions, and states of preservation. TO BE EXAMINED.
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Independent Emirate of Cordoba. Interesting collection consisting of more than 20 dirhams/fractions. Different years and states of preservation. To be examined.
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