Belize 1976 Gold $100 (KM-52, .0998 oz AGW).

France 1869-A Gold 100 Francs (KM-802.1, .9334 oz AGW). NGC AU58. Here is a delicate orange-golden example that features plenty of icy mint frost. From a total mintage of only 29,000 pieces. Est. $170

Philippines 1976 Gold 1500 Piso (KM-216, .5946 oz AGW). Superb Gem BU and from a mintage of only 5500 business strikes. Est. $900.

Australia 2006 Gold $100 (KM-1905, 1.000 oz AGW). Celebrating the Year of the Dog. Gem Br. Proof and in the original capsule of issue (the capsule is damaged). Only 1274 such pieces were struck. Est.

France 1836-A Gold 40 Francs (KM-747.1, .3734 oz AGW). Choice VF. Wholly natural and enjoying a relatively low 52,378 piece mintage. Est. $600.

VERY RARE Colombia 1921-A Gold 5 Pesos (KM-201.1, .2356 oz AGW). NGC MS61. Yellow-golden surfaces offer plenty of icy mint vibrance. According to reliable sources, LESS THAN 100 PIECES WERE STRUCK of

Czechoslovakia 1926 Gold Dukat (KM-8, .1106 oz AGW). NGC MS64. Yellow-golden vibrance complements assertive detail. Scarce and quite popular. Est. $480.

Egypt AH1374 (1955) Gold Pound (KM-387, .2391 oz AGW). NGC MS65. Shimmering velvet-silk surfaces enjoy bold definition. Only four examples have been graded higher at NGC (all of which are MS66). From

Syria AH1369 (1950) Gold Pound (KM-86, .1956 oz AGW). Very Ch BU. Warm satiny lustre is featured on this pleasing deep yellow-golden example. A seldom encountered one-year type coin. Est. $400.

Iran SH1330 (1951) Gold Pahlavi (KM-1162, .2354 oz AGW). Gem BU. Here is a wonderfully fresh specimen that is drenched in silky-satin mint bloom. Est. $380.

Canada 1917-C Gold Sovereign (KM-20, .2355 oz AGW). BU and virtually of Choice quality. This fresh, vibrant specimen displays just a few too many minor marks to justify a Choice grading. A scarcer low

Iran SH1330 (1951) Gold Pahlavi (KM-1162, .2354 oz AGW). Detail of AU. There is a reverse rim mark at 10:30, and the surfaces have been lightly cleaned. Est. $400.

Australia 1895-S Gold Sovereign (KM-13, .2355 oz AGW). AU or better. Full lustre accompanies light friction on the high points of the design. Est. $360.

India 1918-I Gold Sovereign (KM-A525, .2355 oz AGW). Ch BU with claims to a Gem distinction. Rich golden surfaces offer satin-velvet bloom on either side. A popular one-year type coin, as gold soverei

Saudi Arabia AH1370 (1950) Gold Guinea (KM-36, .2355 oz AGW). Gem BU or essentially so. A sharp, satiny example of this popular one year type coin. Est. $360.

Nepal VS2040 (1983) Gold Asarphi (KM-1006, .1608 oz AGW). Superb Gem Br Proof. Struck to commemorate the 30th Anniversary of the first Ascent of Mount Everest. This coin was struck at the Singapore Mi

Cuba 1915 Gold Peso (KM-16, .0484 oz AGW). EF Detail. Burnished and showing solder remnants on the edge. Est. $75.

Gibraltar 1996-U Gold Royal (KM-365b, 1.000 oz AGW). Bulldog. Very Ch BU and featuring fully struck, frosty devices amid mirrored fields. This is the first that we have handled of this uncommon issue.

A Trio of Mexico Gold 10 Pesos (KM-473, .2411 oz AGW) comprised of: 1910, 1917, 1919. All fall within the EF to AU grade range, and all show signs of cleaning and/or other minor defects. A total of 3

Austria 1915 Restrike Gold 4 Ducats (KM-2276, .4427 oz AGW). Gem BU. Razor-sharp definition is glorified by full mint vibrance. Est. $700.

Romania 1906 Gold 20 Lei (KM-37, .1867 oz AGW). BU and enjoying full frosty-satin vibrance that embellishes balanced surfaces. Only 15,000 coins were struck of this scarce issue. Est. $400.

German States, Hamburg. 1897-J Gold 20 Marks (KM-618, .2305 oz AGW). NGC MS64. Satiny vibrance and a bold strike distinguish highly attractive specimen. A surprisingly scarce date, particularly in the

France AN XI-A Gold 40 Francs (KM-652, .3734 oz AGW). NGC VF35 and retaining areas of muted mint frost in the more protected areas of the design. This Napoleon Consulship type was only struck for only

Romania 1883-B Gold 20 Lei (KM-20, .1867 oz AGW). Ch AU and scarce in all grades. Well struck, fully lustrous, and very close to a full Mint State designation. Est. $400.

Great Britain 1872 Gold Sovereign (KM-736.2, .2355 oz AGW). Die Number 54. A strong EF with claims to an AU designation. The reverse is arguably that of a full AU. Considerable mint frost still adhere