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UNITED STATES: U.S. Postal Service - Bronze Medallion, 1847-1972 (40mm, 25.8g)

UNITED STATES: U.S. Mint - Bronze Medal, Bicentennial Commemoration, 1792-1992 (38mm, 24g)

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coins - Bronze Issue, 18-19mm, 4g, Lot of 2

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AUSTRIAN NETHERLANDS: 1 Liard Coin, 1750 - Maria Theresa: A 1750 1 Liard (also known as a Liard de Brabant) from the Austrian Netherlands, issued under Empress Maria Theresa. Struck in copper, this piece measures 23mm in diameter and weighs 3.1g. The

0996: AUSTRIAN NETHERLANDS: 1 Liard Coin, 1750 - Maria TheresaEst. $25-$50Lot Passed

MEXICO: Set of 4 Religious Devotional Medals - Silver-Tone Metal & Gilded Brass, 19th-20th Century: A collection of four devotional medals, crafted in silver-tone metal and gilded brass, measuring 1.5-2.5 cm and weighing a combined 9g. This set features beautifully detailed images of the Virgin

0997: MEXICO: Set of 4 Religious Devotional Medals - Silver-Tone Metal & Gilded Brass, 19th-20th CenturyEst. $60-$90Lot Passed

CANADA: Elizabeth II - Silver 10 Cents Coin, 1957 (18mm, 2.3g): This 1957 Canadian 10 Cents coin, struck in 80% silver, marks one of the earlier issues featuring Queen Elizabeth II, whose effigy appears in youthful relief with the Latin inscription ELIZABETH II

1000B: CANADA: Elizabeth II - Silver 10 Cents Coin, 1957 (18mm, 2.3g)Est. $20-$40Lot Passed

GERMANY: Stockach Swiss Holiday Medal - 1978, Aluminum: A commemorative Stockach Schweizer Feiertag (Swiss Holiday) 1978 medal, struck in aluminum, measuring 30mm in diameter and weighing 8.9g. The obverse presents a finely detailed engraving of a

1001: GERMANY: Stockach Swiss Holiday Medal - 1978, AluminumEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 17mm: A diminutive bronze coin from the Roman Empire, emblematic of the empire's evolving monetary system during times of economic transition. As silver reserves dwindled and inflation surged, bronze

1001B: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 17mmEst. $40-$60Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coins - Bronze Issue, 15-19mm, 4g, Lot of 3: A lot of bronze coins from the Roman Empire, reflecting the practical monetary fabric of the Imperial economy. These modestly sized bronzes likely span different emperors and issues, underscoring the

1002A: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coins - Bronze Issue, 15-19mm, 4g, Lot of 3Est. $120-$160Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 16mm: A diminutive bronze coin from the Roman Empire, emblematic of the empire's evolving monetary system during times of economic transition. As silver reserves dwindled and inflation surged, bronze

1002B: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 16mmEst. $40-$60Lot Passed

FRANCE: Set of Four Virgin Mary Religious Medals - Silvered Metal & Enamel, 20th Century: An exquisite set of four Catholic devotional medals, crafted in silvered metal and brass, with sizes ranging from 1 to 2 cm and a total weight of 7.2g. The collection features beautifully detailed

1003: FRANCE: Set of Four Virgin Mary Religious Medals - Silvered Metal & Enamel, 20th CenturyEst. $50-$80Lot Passed

GERMANY: Exner Pressen Football Award Medal, Hattingen: A large silvered sports medal, issued by Exner Pressen in Hattingen, Germany, measuring 4.5x5cm and weighing 41.4g. The obverse features a dynamic relief of two football (soccer) players in

1003A: GERMANY: Exner Pressen Football Award Medal, HattingenEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 18mm, 2.3g: A lot of bronze coins from the Roman Empire, reflecting the practical monetary fabric of the Imperial economy. These modestly sized bronzes likely span different emperors and issues, underscoring the

1004A: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 18mm, 2.3gEst. $60-$80Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 17mm, 2g: A diminutive bronze coin from the Roman Empire, emblematic of the empire's evolving monetary system during times of economic transition. As silver reserves dwindled and inflation surged, bronze

1004B: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 17mm, 2gEst. $40-$60Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 16mm, 1.5g: A lot of bronze coins from the Roman Empire, reflecting the practical monetary fabric of the Imperial economy. These modestly sized bronzes likely span different emperors and issues, underscoring the

1005A: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 16mm, 1.5gEst. $60-$80Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 15mm: A diminutive bronze coin from the Roman Empire, emblematic of the empire's evolving monetary system during times of economic transition. As silver reserves dwindled and inflation surged, bronze

1005B: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 15mmEst. $40-$60Lot Passed

SPAIN: Religious Devotional Medals - Aluminum & Bronze, 19th-20th Century (5 pcs, 1.5-2cm, 6.5g): A diverse collection of five religious medals, finely crafted in aluminum and bronze, each showcasing Catholic iconography of the Madonna and Saints. Among the highlights is a beautifully detailed

1006: SPAIN: Religious Devotional Medals - Aluminum & Bronze, 19th-20th Century (5 pcs, 1.5-2cm, 6.5g)Est. $50-$75Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 16mm, 1.1g: A lot of bronze coins from the Roman Empire, reflecting the practical monetary fabric of the Imperial economy. These modestly sized bronzes likely span different emperors and issues, underscoring the

1006A: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 16mm, 1.1gEst. $60-$80Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 20mm: A diminutive bronze coin from the Roman Empire, emblematic of the empire's evolving monetary system during times of economic transition. As silver reserves dwindled and inflation surged, bronze

1006B: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 20mmEst. $40-$60Lot Passed

MEXICO: 20 Centavos Coin - Bronze, 1963, Teotihuacan Pyramid Design: A 20 Centavos Coin coin from Mexico, struck in 1963 in bronze, measuring 2.8cm in diameter and weighing 9.9g. The obverse features the iconic Mexican national emblem of an eagle perched on a cactus,

1007: MEXICO: 20 Centavos Coin - Bronze, 1963, Teotihuacan Pyramid DesignEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 18mm, 2.4g: A lot of bronze coins from the Roman Empire, reflecting the practical monetary fabric of the Imperial economy. These modestly sized bronzes likely span different emperors and issues, underscoring the

1007A: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 18mm, 2.4gEst. $60-$80Lot Passed

1007B: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 15mmEst. $40-$60Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 18mm, 2.8g: A lot of bronze coins from the Roman Empire, reflecting the practical monetary fabric of the Imperial economy. These modestly sized bronzes likely span different emperors and issues, underscoring the

1008A: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 18mm, 2.8gEst. $60-$80Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 19mm: A diminutive bronze coin from the Roman Empire, emblematic of the empire's evolving monetary system during times of economic transition. As silver reserves dwindled and inflation surged, bronze

1008B: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 19mmEst. $40-$60Lot Passed

ITALY: FAO "Nutrire il Mondo" - 100 Lire Coin, 1979-R, Rome Mint: A commemorative 100 Lire Coin coin from Italy, issued in 1979 as part of the FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization) "Nutrire il Mondo" series, promoting global food security. Struck in Acmonital

1009: ITALY: FAO "Nutrire il Mondo" - 100 Lire Coin, 1979-R, Rome MintEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

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ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 17mm, 1.2g: A lot of bronze coins from the Roman Empire, reflecting the practical monetary fabric of the Imperial economy. These modestly sized bronzes likely span different emperors and issues, underscoring the

1009A: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 17mm, 1.2gEst. $60-$80

AUSTRALIA: Elizabeth II - Aluminum-Bronze 1 Dollar Coin, 2005 WWII Peace Issue (25mm): Struck in 2005 to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the end of World War II, this Australian 1 Dollar coin in aluminum-bronze features a dynamic depiction of a returning serviceman holding a hat

1009B: AUSTRALIA: Elizabeth II - Aluminum-Bronze 1 Dollar Coin, 2005 WWII Peace Issue (25mm)Est. $10-$15Lot Passed

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