GERMANY JULIG, 2 Thaler 1610, Obsidional coin issued by Baron Johann von Rauschenberg, Governor of Julich on behalf of the Habsburg Archduke Leopold, imperial administrator for the disputed lands of Julich, Cleve, Berg, Mark and Ravensberg. The coin was cut from silver dinnerware, hammered flat and countermarked with identifying stamps and value stamps. In oval crowned R(Rauschenberg) above 16L10(L=Leopold), KM.6, extremely fine, rare!!

GERMANY MAINZ, Schautaler 1687, Archbishop Anselm Franz van Ingelheim 1679-1695, vergoldet silber, walter 410, extremely fine

GERMANY PRUSSIA, 3 Grosschen 1541, Iger Pr.44.2b(RR), very fine+

GERMANY BRANDENBURG PREUSSEN, Georg Wilhelm 1619-1640, ¼ Taler 1624, Koningsberg, Mbg.1439, very fine

GERMANY PRUSSIA, 5 Mark 1888A, KM.512, extremely fine+

GERMANY PRUSSIA, 5 Mark 1914A, KM.536, extremely fine++

GERMANY PRUSSIA, 20 Mark 1887A, KM.505, extremely fine

GERMANY PRUSSIA, 20 Mark 1888A, KM.505, extremely fine

GERMANY PRUSSIA, 20 Mark 1900A, KM.521, almost extremely fine

GERMANY BRUNSWICK WOLFENBUTTEL, Thaler 1842CvC, KM.1131, very fine++

GERMANY SAXONY, 5 Mark 1904, KM.1258, very fine

GERMANY SAXONY, 10 Mark 1827S, KM.1112, very fine

GERMANY WURTTEMBERG, 5 Mark 1874F, KM.623, very fine++

GERMANY WURTTEMBURG, 20 Mark 1874F, KM.625, very fine+

GREAT BRITAIN, Cambridge, Cunt nd.(1016-1035), almost extremely fine

GREAT BRITAIN, Farthing n.d.(1689), essaie for the Farthing, S.3453, extremey fine

GREAT BRITAIN, Crown 1713, KM.536, very fine+

GREAT BRITAIN,

Crown 1687, KM.463, very fine+