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LHS-Numismatik
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European coins from 1507
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Fritz Rudolf Künker Munzenhandlung | |
Numismatik Lanz München | |
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LHS-Numismatik |
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Gorny & Mosch | |
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Auctiones AG Basel (now part of Münzen & Medaillen GmbH) | |
Münzen and Medaillen GmbH | |
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Classical Numismatic Group | |
Jean Elsen et ses Fils, S.A. | |
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Dr. Busso Peus Nachf. | |
UBS Gold and Numismatics | |
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Westfalische Auktions Gesellschaft | |
Numismatica Ars Classica | |
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BADEN
Schilling, 24mm, Schulten 95
BAMBERG
Goldgulden, 23mm 3.19g, Schulten 125
BRESLAU, BISHOPRIC
Groschen, 27mm, Kopicki 6730-6732
There are a number of date variations that Kopicki describes.
KÖLN
Goldgulden, 23mm 3.26g, Schulten 1603
WÜRTTEMBERG
"Reitertaler", 46mm, Davenport 9955, Schulten 3663
Commonly called a "thaler" today despite the word
not coming into contemporary use for another 15 years after its minting, the
reiterthaler is an extremely rare coin. This example sold for nearly $22,600
in October 2006.
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