2 Brazil 1861 Dom Pedro II Silver Medals

First National Exposition at Rio de Janeiro silver medals, by Cristian Lüster, DPA #364, M #60, C #108, each measure approximately 2 inches in diameter. Total weight 4.050 troy oz. Uncirculated condi

Return of Dom Pedro II from his European trip silver medal, by Ernesto and Nery, DPA #384, each measure approximately 2 3/8 inches in diameter. Total weight 5.840 troy oz. Uncirculated condition.

Inauguration of the Imperial Pinacotheque (Art Gallery) silver medal, by Monteiro, DPA #350, M #99, measures approximately 2 5/16 inches in length. Total weight 3.385 troy oz. Uncirculated condition.

Uruguayan war campaign of 1864-1865 silver medal, by Cristian Lüster, DPA #456, M #110, measures approximately 1 5/16 inch in diameter. Total weight 0.940 troy oz. Uncirculated condition.

Goldsmith’s Manufacturing Company silver medal issued during the exile of Dom Pedro II, DPA #422, measures approximately 1 11/16 inch in diameter. Total weight 1.220 troy oz. Uncirculated condition.

Pernambuco Provincial Exposition silver medal, from dies by Cristian Lüster, DPA #385, M #75, measures approximately 1 7/16 inch in diameter. Total weight 0.970 troy oz. Uncirculated condition.

Visit of the Emperor and Empress to the Rio de Janeiro Mint silver medal, DPA #369, M #31, measures approximately 7/8 inch in diameter. Total weight 0.180 troy oz. Uncirculated condition.

Commemoration of the erection of the Eiffel Tower for the 1889 World’s Fair in Paris silver medal, DPA #418, measures approximately 13/16 inch in diameter. Total weight 0.125 troy oz. Uncirculated c

Elegant and impressive silver medal, 61mm, 96.9 grams, by Azevedo. Youthful king left in military uniform. Reverse with Brazilian native princess crowning the young king upon throne. Date in exergue.

Five different large size bronze or silver-plated medals, all with obverse portraits of Pedro II. Includes large 1841 coronation medal, silver-plated. Also, four exposition medal types. All different,

12 assorted topical Brazilian medals, mostly bronze from 20mm to over 50mm. Several Pedro II portrait types, 1900 400th anniversary medal silver plated bronze, 1888 Isabel abolition of slavery medal,

Interesting collection of five silver medals and one countermarked 1870, 2000 Reis. Four medals are Pedro II portrait types, the fifth 1856 mint visit by the two princesses. The countermark, 1988 for

Pair of 1867 calendar medals with small portrait of Pedro II facing left. The first is bronze, 42mm. The second is wood. Both very fine condition.

Described By: Rachel HFA NFODD 47277 Title: Antique 833 Silver 96 Brazil Pedro II Many Rare Dates 1000 Reis Coin Tray 58.33OZT Description: 96 1000 Reis Brazilian coins dating from 1853-186

[PHOTOGRAPHS]. DOM PEDRO II, EMPEROR OF BRAZIL (1831-1889) and DONA TERESA CRISTINA, EMPRESS CONSORT OF BRAZIL (1822-1889). A Group of Two CDV Portraits of the Last Emperor and Empress of Brazil. [Ca.

Lot 192 Abraham Lincoln Signed Brazil Consul Appointment (February 19, 1862) Consular appointment document for Benjamin Lindsey of Massachusetts as Consul to H.I.M. Dom Pedro II, Emperor of Brazil,

Two Brazil 1856 Isabella & Leopoldina Official Mint Visit silver medals, by Cristian Lüster, DPA #353, M #28, C #43, each measure approximately 1 1/8 inch in diameter. Total weight 1.180 troy oz. Unc

2,31 g , Please refer to the photos to judge the coin's condition. Guaranteed genuine

Civil Decoration Gold Cross I Class, 1st Type with cypher LL II, Silver Medal 2nd Class, 1st Type with cypher LL II (instituted in 1867). Breast Badges, different sizes, gilt Bronze enameled and gilt

DESCRIPTION: Twelve South American copper coins. Includes: 1) Four Brazil Pedro II 20 reis (1868, three 1869). 2) 1869 Uruguay two centesimos. 3) 1876 Peru one centavo. 4) 1884 Argentina one centavo.

Type Standard circulation coinYears 1860-1866Value 15 Kopecks (0.15)Currency Ruble (1700-1917)Composition Silver (.750)Weight 3.06 gDiameter 19.8 mmShape RoundOrientation Medal alignment

An antique Portugues cast iron medal depicting the relief portrait Dom Pedro I, 1798 to 1834, also known as the Liberator, was the founder and first ruler of the Empire of Brazil. As King Dom Pedro IV

Commemorative Medal 1898 “Signum Memoriae”, 2 Bravery Medals “Fortitudini” Karl I (1917-1918), Silver Medal II Class and Bronze Medal. Breast Badges, 40 mm and 30 mm, Silver and Bronze, origin

Brazil 1809 Prince Regent Joao silver medal. Capture of Cayenne (the lone French colonial outpost in South America) silver medal, by Pidgeon, DPA #329, C #16, measures approximately 2 inches in diamet