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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, 16-18mm, 2g, 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

1025A: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coins - Bronze Issue, 16-18mm, 2g, Lot of 2

Est.

$100

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$120

Lot Passed

CANADA: George VI - Silver 10 Cents Coin, 1951 (18mm, 2.3g): Struck in 80% silver at the Royal Canadian Mint, this 1951 10 Cents coin features the refined left-facing portrait of King George VI, framed by the Latin inscription GEORGIVS VI DEI GRATIA REX,

1026B: CANADA: George VI - Silver 10 Cents Coin, 1951 (18mm, 2.3g)

Est.

$20

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$30

Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 17mm, 2.1g: 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

1027B: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 17mm, 2.1g

Est.

$40

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$60

Lot 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

1028: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 15mm

Est.

$40

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$60

Lot Passed

CANADA: George VI - Silver 10 Cents Coin, 1943 (18mm, 2.3g): Struck at the Royal Canadian Mint during a pivotal year of World War II, this 1943 10 Cents coin is composed of 80% silver and features the sharply detailed portrait of King George VI with the Latin

1029B: CANADA: George VI - Silver 10 Cents Coin, 1943 (18mm, 2.3g)

Est.

$35

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$50

Lot Passed

ARGENTINA: Republic Issue - 2 Centavos Coin, 1884: A historical 2 Centavos Coin coin from Argentina, issued in 1884, struck in bronze, measuring 30mm in diameter and weighing 9.6g. The obverse features the Liberty head, a national personification of

1030: ARGENTINA: Republic Issue - 2 Centavos Coin, 1884

Est.

$20

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$40

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CANADA: Elizabeth II - Silver 10 Cents Coin, 1954 (18mm, 2.3g): This 1954 Canadian 10 Cents coin is one of the first decimal issues struck under Queen Elizabeth II, featuring the newly crowned monarch's youthful portrait facing right, with the inscription

1030B: CANADA: Elizabeth II - Silver 10 Cents Coin, 1954 (18mm, 2.3g)

Est.

$20

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$40

Lot Passed

USSR: 1 Ruble Coin - Nickel, 1965, Victory Over Fascism 20th Anniversary: A commemorative 1 Ruble Coin coin issued in 1965 by the Soviet Union to mark the 20th anniversary of victory over Nazi Germany. Struck in nickel, this coin measures 3cm in diameter and weighs 9.9g.

1031: USSR: 1 Ruble Coin - Nickel, 1965, Victory Over Fascism 20th Anniversary

Est.

$20

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$40

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ITALY: Vittorio Emanuele III - 5 Centesimi Coin, 1928 & 1937-R, Rome Mint: A pair of 5 Centesimi Coin coins from Italy, issued in 1928 and 1937 under King Vittorio Emanuele III, both struck in bronze, measuring 20mm in diameter and weighing 6.5g. The obverse features a

1032: ITALY: Vittorio Emanuele III - 5 Centesimi Coin, 1928 & 1937-R, Rome Mint

Est.

$20

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$40

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ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coins - Bronze Issue, 16-19mm, 6.4g, 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

1032B: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coins - Bronze Issue, 16-19mm, 6.4g, Lot of 3

Est.

$80

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$100

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FRANCE: Set of Five Marian Miraculous Medals - Bronze & Aluminum, 19th-20th Century: A collection of five finely crafted religious medals, composed of bronze and aluminum, measuring between 1.5 and 2.5 cm and weighing a total of 5.3g. Each piece is dedicated to Marian devotion,

1033: FRANCE: Set of Five Marian Miraculous Medals - Bronze & Aluminum, 19th-20th Century

Est.

$90

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$140

Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coins - Bronze Issue, 16-17mm, 2.8g, 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

1033B: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coins - Bronze Issue, 16-17mm, 2.8g, Lot of 2

Est.

$70

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$90

Lot Passed

TURKEY: Republic 5 Kurus - Aluminium-Bronze, 1924-1928 (Set of 3 Coins): A set of three 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 12g. The obverse features a

1034: TURKEY: Republic 5 Kurus - Aluminium-Bronze, 1924-1928 (Set of 3 Coins)

Est.

$40

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$60

Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coins - Bronze Issue, 15-16mm, 2.8g, 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

1034B: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coins - Bronze Issue, 15-16mm, 2.8g, Lot of 2

Est.

$70

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$90

Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coins - Bronze Issue, 22-23mm, 4.5 g, 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

1035B: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coins - Bronze Issue, 22-23mm, 4.5 g, Lot of 2

Est.

$80

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$100

Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 16mm, 1.6g: 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

1036B: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 16mm, 1.6g

Est.

$60

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$80

Lot Passed

FRANCE: Fourth Republic - 50 Francs Coin, 1951-B, Paris Mint: A well-preserved 1951-B French 50 Francs Coin coin from the Fourth Republic, struck in aluminum-bronze with a diameter of 27mm and weight of 7.9g. The obverse features an elegant bust of Marianne,

1037: FRANCE: Fourth Republic - 50 Francs Coin, 1951-B, Paris Mint

Est.

$20

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$40

Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 18mm, 1.9g: 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

1038B: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 18mm, 1.9g

Est.

$60

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$80

Lot Passed

FRANCE & SPAIN: Set of Five Religious Medals - Bronze & Aluminum, 19th-20th Century: A diverse set of five devotional medals, crafted in bronze and aluminum, ranging from 2.5 to 3 cm in size and weighing a total of 7.6g. These religious artifacts feature intricate depictions of the

1039: FRANCE & SPAIN: Set of Five Religious Medals - Bronze & Aluminum, 19th-20th Century

Est.

$120

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$180

Lot Passed

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 19mm, 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

1039B: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 19mm, 1.8g

Est.

$60

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$80

Lot Passed

TURKEY: Republic 5 Kurus - Aluminium-Bronze, 1924-1928 (Set of 3 Coins): A set of three 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 11.9g. The obverse features a

1040: TURKEY: Republic 5 Kurus - Aluminium-Bronze, 1924-1928 (Set of 3 Coins)

Est.

$40

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$60

Lot Passed

WEST AFRICAN STATES: 50 Francs Coin, 1972 - BCEAO Issue: A 1972 50 Francs Coin coin from the West African Monetary Union (Union Monetaire Ouest Africaine - UMOA), struck in aluminum-bronze, measuring 22mm in diameter and weighing 4.9g. Issued under the

1041: WEST AFRICAN STATES: 50 Francs Coin, 1972 - BCEAO Issue

Est.

$20

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$40

Lot Passed

UNITED KINGDOM: George V - 1 Penny Coin, 1936, Bronze: A classic 1 Penny Coin coin from the reign of King George V, minted in 1936 in bronze, measuring 3cm in diameter and weighing 9.2g. The obverse features a right-facing portrait of King George V, with

1042: UNITED KINGDOM: George V - 1 Penny Coin, 1936, Bronze

Est.

$20

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$40

Lot Passed

HONDURAS: 50 Centavos Coin de Lempira Coin, 1973: A 50 Centavos Coin coin from the Republic of Honduras, minted in 1973. Struck in a nickel composition, this coin weighs 5.5g and measures 2.4cm in diameter. The obverse features the national coat of

1043: HONDURAS: 50 Centavos Coin de Lempira Coin, 1973

Est.

$20

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$40

Lot Passed

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