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Auction LVI - Day 1 |
28 |
IONIA. Ephesos. Cistophor Silver (27 mm, 12.23 g) |
124 |
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Auction LV - Day 1 |
28 |
EASTERN EUROPE. Pannonia. Drachme Silver (12 mm, 2.8 g) Kapostaler type, 1st Century BC. |
75 |
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Auction LXXIII Day 1 |
28 |
Skanderbeg Buttons |
50 |
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Auction LXIX |
29 |
BACTRIAN KINGDOM, Euthydemus I (ca. 225-200 BC) AR Tetradrachm (33 mm, 16.84 g.) |
1.299 |
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29 |
The Imperial Order of Franz Joseph |
550 |
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Auction LV - Day 1 |
29 |
EASTERN EUROPE. Pannonia, Kapostal type, AR Obol (0,9g) |
99 |
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Auction LXXIII Day 1 |
29 |
Wilhelm of Wied Flag Patch, March-September 1914 |
20 |
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Auction LXXI |
30 |
The Order of the Double Dragon |
20.000 |
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Auction LV - Day 1 |
30 |
EASTERN EUROPE. Pannonia, Kapostal type, AR Obol (0,9g) |
99 |
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|
30 |
Cross of Merit (Verdienstkreuz) |
80 |
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Auction LVII - Day 1 |
30 |
North Africa, Carthage Æ (13mm, 3.7 g) Carthage or mint in Sicily, circa 310-280 BC |
22 |
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Auction LXXI |
31 |
The Order of the Double Dragon |
8.000 |
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Auction LIII |
31 |
ORDER OF THE ROSE |
3.500 |
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Auction LVI - Day 1 |
31 |
Demetrios I Poliorketes (306-283 BC). Tetradrachm Silver (30 mm, 17.01 g) Amphipolis, circa 289-288 BC. |
799 |
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Auction LXI |
31 |
ORDER OF MERIT OF SEDANG, instituted in 1888 |
310 |
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Auction LV - Day 1 |
31 |
EASTERN EUROPE. Syrmia, Kugelwange type, Drachm Silver (2,3g)
Drachm, Kugelwange type |
150 |
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Auction LVI - Day 1 |
32 |
Macedonian Kingdom, KINGS OF PERGAMON. Eumenes I (263-241 BC). Tetradrachm Silver (29 mm, 16.11 g), in the name and with the portrait of Philetairos, founder of the kingdom, circa 263-255 BC. |
499 |
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Auction LXXIII Day 1 |
32 |
ORDER OF THE DRAGON OF ANNAM |
175 |
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Auction LV - Day 1 |
32 |
EASTERN EUROPE. Taurisci, Gjurgjevac type, AR Obol (0,7g) |
79 |
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Auction LX - Day 1 |
32 |
PTOLEMAIC KINGDOM, Kleopatra VII (51-30 BC) AE Obol (7.3g) Alexandria |
20 |
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Auction LXXI |
33 |
The Medal of the Phoenix |
20.500 |
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Auction LVI - Day 1 |
33 |
Macedonian Kingdom, (Roman Protectorate), Tetradrachm (29.5mm, 16.60 g) Republican period. First Meris. Circa 167-149 BC. |
380 |
