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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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Hunghom, Kowloon, Hong Kong

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ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coins - Bronze Issue, 15-16mm, 4.9g, Lot of 4: 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

1010A: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coins - Bronze Issue, 15-16mm, 4.9g, Lot of 4Est. $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

1010B: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 16mmEst. $40-$60Lot Passed

SPAIN & FRANCE: Set of Five Religious Medals - Aluminum & Bronze, 19th-20th Century: A collection of five religious medals, crafted in aluminum and bronze, measuring 1.5 to 2 cm and weighing a total of 7g. This set features finely detailed depictions of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, the

1011: SPAIN & FRANCE: Set of Five Religious Medals - Aluminum & Bronze, 19th-20th CenturyEst. $90-$130Lot 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

1011B: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 19mmEst. $40-$60Lot Passed

CANADA: George VI - Silver 10 Cents Coin, 1941 (18mm, 2.3g): This 1941 Canadian 10 Cents coin was struck at the Royal Canadian Mint in 80% silver during a crucial stage of World War II. The obverse features the left-facing effigy of King George VI with the

1012B: CANADA: George VI - Silver 10 Cents Coin, 1941 (18mm, 2.3g)Est. $20-$30Lot Passed

CEYLON (BRITISH COLONY): Victoria - Copper 1/4 Stiver Token Coin, 1843 (13mm, 0.5g): Issued during Queen Victoria's reign for use in British Ceylon (modern-day Sri Lanka), this diminutive copper 1/4 Stiver token coin from 1843 features a left-facing crowned bust of the monarch in

1013B: CEYLON (BRITISH COLONY): Victoria - Copper 1/4 Stiver Token Coin, 1843 (13mm, 0.5g)Est. $25-$40Lot Passed

GERMANY: 1 Taler - Stimmelturm & Bretten, Vereinsmedaille: A commemorative 1 Taler medal, issued by the Vereinigung Brettener Unternehmen e.V., measuring 3.5cm in diameter and weighing 24.7g. The obverse features the Stimmelturm, a historic watchtower in

1014: GERMANY: 1 Taler - Stimmelturm & Bretten, VereinsmedailleEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

CANADA: George VI - Silver 10 Cents Coin, 1940 (18mm, 2.3g): Struck in 80% silver at the onset of World War II, this 1940 Canadian 10 Cents coin features the refined portrait of King George VI, encircled by the legend GEORGIVS VI D:G:REX ET IND:IMP:, affirming

1014B: CANADA: George VI - Silver 10 Cents Coin, 1940 (18mm, 2.3g)Est. $20-$30Lot Passed

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ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coins - Bronze Issue, 15-17mm, 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

1015A: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coins - Bronze Issue, 15-17mm, 4g, Lot of 3Est. $120-$160

BULGARIA: Ferdinand I - Copper-Nickel 20 Stotinki Coin, 1912 Kremnica Mint (21mm, 5g): Issued in 1912 under Tsar Ferdinand I, this 20 Stotinki coin struck at the Kremnica Mint features the crowned Bulgarian lion within an ornate shield, symbolizing national unity, flanked by the

1015B: BULGARIA: Ferdinand I - Copper-Nickel 20 Stotinki Coin, 1912 Kremnica Mint (21mm, 5g)Est. $30-$50Lot Passed

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SENTIMENTAL JEWELRY: Heart Locket - Gold-Tone with Cross & Inscription, 2.8cm (5.2g): A heartfelt gold-tone locket in a double-heart form, featuring a raised ornamental cross at center adorned with black inlay and a single clear accent stone. The front heart is bordered with a spiral

1016: SENTIMENTAL JEWELRY: Heart Locket - Gold-Tone with Cross & Inscription, 2.8cm (5.2g)Est. $60-$85

UNITED KINGDOM: George VI - 2x Nickel-Brass 1 Shilling Coins, 1947 & 1949 (24mm, 11.2g total): This matched pair of British 1 Shilling coins from 1947 and 1949 were issued during the reign of George VI, a pivotal monarch who guided the nation through World War II and the postwar era. Both

1016B: UNITED KINGDOM: George VI - 2x Nickel-Brass 1 Shilling Coins, 1947 & 1949 (24mm, 11.2g total)Est. $25-$35Lot Passed

VINTAGE RELIGIOUS PLAQUE - Virgin & Child, Resin Imitating Mother of Pearl (7g, 6x3.5cm): A beautifully crafted vintage religious plaque featuring an intricate depiction of the Virgin Mary and Child. This delicate piece is made of resin designed to mimic mother of pearl, creating a

1017: VINTAGE RELIGIOUS PLAQUE - Virgin & Child, Resin Imitating Mother of Pearl (7g, 6x3.5cm)Est. $50-$80Lot Passed

FRANCE: 1 Franc - Bronze-Aluminum, 1922, Chamber of Commerce Issue: A 1 Franc token issued by the French Chamber of Commerce in 1922, struck in bronze-aluminum, measuring 2.3cm in diameter and weighing 3.9g. The obverse features the allegorical figure of Mercury, the

1018A: FRANCE: 1 Franc - Bronze-Aluminum, 1922, Chamber of Commerce IssueEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

CANADA: George VI - Silver 10 Cents Coin, 1943 (18mm, 2.2g): Struck in 80% silver at the Royal Canadian Mint, this 1943 Canadian 10 Cents coin bears the left-facing portrait of King George VI with the Latin legend GEORGIVS VI D:G:REX ET IND:IMP: denoting his

1018B: CANADA: George VI - Silver 10 Cents Coin, 1943 (18mm, 2.2g)Est. $22-$35Lot Passed

FRANCE: 10 Francs Coin - Nickel-Bronze, 1976, Industrial Progress Design: A striking 10 Francs Coin coin from France, minted in 1976 in nickel-bronze, weighing 9.9g with a diameter of 2cm. The obverse features an intricate depiction of industrial progress, showcasing

1019: FRANCE: 10 Francs Coin - Nickel-Bronze, 1976, Industrial Progress DesignEst. $20-$35Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coins - Bronze Issue, 15-17mm, 4g, Lot of 2: 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

1019A: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coins - Bronze Issue, 15-17mm, 4g, Lot of 2Est. $100-$120Lot Passed

CANADA: Elizabeth II - Silver 10 Cents Coin, 1966 (18mm, 2.3g): Struck in 80% silver, this 1966 Canadian 10 Cents coin represents one of the final years of silver coinage before the transition to nickel in 1968. The obverse features the crowned effigy of Queen

1019B: CANADA: Elizabeth II - Silver 10 Cents Coin, 1966 (18mm, 2.3g)Est. $15-$30Lot 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

1020B: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 15mmEst. $40-$60Lot Passed

UNITED KINGDOM: George V - 1 Penny Coin, 1921, Bronze: A classic British 1 Penny Coin coin from the reign of King George V, struck in 1921 in bronze, with a diameter of 3cm and a weight of 9.1g. The obverse features the right-facing portrait of George V,

1021: UNITED KINGDOM: George V - 1 Penny Coin, 1921, BronzeEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 15x16mm, 1.3g: 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

1021A: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 15x16mm, 1.3gEst. $60-$80Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 18mm, 1.8g: 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

1021B: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 18mm, 1.8gEst. $40-$60Lot Passed

TURKEY: Republic 5 Kurus - Aluminium-Bronze, 1924-1928 (Set of 4 Coins): A set of four Republic of Turkey 5 Kurus coins, minted between 1924 and 1928, struck in aluminium-bronze. Each coin measures 22mm in diameter, with a combined weight of 16.1g. The obverse features a

1023: TURKEY: Republic 5 Kurus - Aluminium-Bronze, 1924-1928 (Set of 4 Coins)Est. $40-$60Lot Passed

EUROPE: Ornate Gilded Crucifix Pendant - Baroque-Style Devotional Charm, 2.6g, 26x18mm: An exquisite gold-gilded crucifix pendant adorned with elegant black enamel and intricate floral scrollwork, reflecting the opulent Baroque and Rococo artistic influences. The delicate relief of

1024: EUROPE: Ornate Gilded Crucifix Pendant - Baroque-Style Devotional Charm, 2.6g, 26x18mmEst. $80-$120Lot Passed

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