TERMS: All items guaranteed genuine. 7 day return for any reason. Payment may be made by check or money order. Money orders receive 48 hour shipment. Postage within US $3. Postage overseas $8. I have multiples available of many items on this page (this is why I use line drawings, not photographs), but feel free to e-mail for confirmation of availablility before mailing payment.
HISTORICAL COINS
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MEDIEVAL MAINE French feudal denier from the original Maine, 1100s. Obverse monogram reverse cross. Fine-VF..........$40.00 |
BIBLICAL WIDOW'S MITE Bronze Judean Prutah as in Mark 12:41-44, with two pages background, crude smallish G-VG..........$8.50 Average F....$29.00 Very Fine....$65.00 |
LITHUANIA'S JAN CASIMIR, 1649-1668 Copper solidus or schilling depicting bust of king and same galloping knight as on current coins! Good ...........$3.95 Same, with Polish eagle..$3.95 |
GREEK SILVER Posthumous tetradrachm struck 62-35 BC in the name of Seleucid King Philip Philadelphos. Rev.: Zeus. Fine..........$75.00
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FEUDAL FRANCE
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DRACULA'S GRANDPA Silver ducat of Mircea the Old of Wallachia (1386-1418) These crude little coins with eagle crest were likely the primary coin used by Dracula, who struck no coins himself. F-VF............$165.00.
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SAVOY'S "IRON HEAD" Billon Quarto of Emanuele Filiberto "Iron Head" (1553-80) or Carlo Emanuele the Great. (1580-1630). Each VF..........$25.00 Pair VF............$45.00
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EARLY PRUSSIA Silver 1/24th Thaler of Georg Wilhelm 1619-40. Prussian arms and royal orb. Some areas weakly struck but generally Fine.... $15.00 |
MEDIEVAL ITALY Independent-minded Ancona & Ravenna were often in rebellion against the Pope. Base-silver denaro, 1200s-1400s, Ancona, F ........... .....$25.00
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PHILIP II of MACEDON 359-336 BC, father of Alexander the Great. Bronze with Apollo & naked
horseman. |
IVAN THE TERRIBLE 1533-84 Silver Dengas and kopeks of one of history's most notorious monarchs. |
PETER THE GREAT 1689-1725 Kopek struck on silver wire. The last European coins struck
by medieval methods, they were replaceded by Peter with round coins.
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HUNGARY: COLOMAN, 1095-1116 Earliest Hungarian king to be had nice under $100. Silver denar, Hz.35 or
Hz.37. |
MEDIEVAL HUNGARY Sharp little anonymous silver danear, 1100s. |
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