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106001
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Details (Reverse Repaired) NGC
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66006
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The NumisPlace Autumn 24 Special Release

The NumisPlace

Autumn 2024 Special Release

Münzen

10. Oktober 2024

Online

Wiederum bietet The NumisPlace, ein Online-Marktplatz für hochwertige Münzen & Medaillen, einen neuen Special Release an, bei welchem mehrere Händler zeitgleich Münzen & Medaillen zum Verkauf anbieten.

Der Autumn ‘24 Special Release ist jetzt online. Sehen Sie hier einige Highlights des Release:

 ID A7RU9: Roman Empire. Geta, 209-212. Sestertius 210, Rome. Bronze 20.9 g.; 30 mm. Very rare (rated R3 in RIC). Dark green patina. Good Very Fine

ID A7RU9: Roman Empire. Geta, 209-212. Sestertius 210, Rome. Bronze 20.9 g.; 30 mm. Very rare (rated R3 in RIC). Dark green patina. Good Very Fine

 ID AFFQA: Italy. Republic of Venice. Silvestro Valier. Ducatone 10 Zecchini. Gold 34.72 g.; 40 mm. Superior eye appeal, stunning representation, good quality. The coin has been worn as a jewellery in the past. A magnificent and impressive coin of the highest rarity. The only example known. Almost uncirculated AU 55-58.

ID AFFQA: Italy. Republic of Venice. Silvestro Valier. Ducatone 10 Zecchini. Gold 34.72 g.; 40 mm. Superior eye appeal, stunning representation, good quality. The coin has been worn as a jewellery in the past. A magnificent and impressive coin of the highest rarity. The only example known. Almost uncirculated AU 55-58.

ID 8AFJP: Italy. Campania. Neapolis. Nomos ca. 300-275 BC. Silver 7.41 gr., 19 mm. Wonderful old cabinet tone and fine provenance. Nearly Extremely Fine.

ID 8AFJP: Italy. Campania. Neapolis. Nomos ca. 300-275 BC. Silver 7.41 gr., 19 mm. Wonderful old cabinet tone and fine provenance. Nearly Extremely Fine.

ID Q5GX7: Asia. Mysia. Pergamon. Cistophorus ca.88-85 BC. Silver 12.61 g.; 27.1 mm. NGC graded Ch AU Strike: 5/5 Surface: 4/5.

ID Q5GX7: Asia. Mysia. Pergamon. Cistophorus ca.88-85 BC. Silver 12.61 g.; 27.1 mm. NGC graded Ch AU Strike: 5/5 Surface: 4/5.

ID WZTOJ: German States. Karl VI. 2 Ducats 1732, Hamburg. Gold 6.95 g.; 29.8 mm. Coin was worn as a jewellery in the past, traces of mounting visible at 12h. Almost uncirculated AU 50-53.

ID WZTOJ: German States. Karl VI. 2 Ducats 1732, Hamburg. Gold 6.95 g.; 29.8 mm. Coin was worn as a jewellery in the past, traces of mounting visible at 12h. Almost uncirculated AU 50-53.

ID ARYNY: Roman Empire. Nero, 54-68. Sestertius ca. 65, Rome. Bronze 28.07 g. Struck on an exceptionally large flan and with a delightful brown-green patina, an area of weakness on reverse, otherwise extremely fine.

ID ARYNY: Roman Empire. Nero, 54-68. Sestertius ca. 65, Rome. Bronze 28.07 g. Struck on an exceptionally large flan and with a delightful brown-green patina, an area of weakness on reverse, otherwise extremely fine.

ID M6UOW: Roman Empire. Vespasian, 69-79. Denarius, Ephesos. Silver 3.39 g.; 18 mm. A very scarce type with an extremely rare variety, without mint-mark (Φ) on reverse exergue. A severe portrait and a lovely light iridescent tone. Almost uncirculated AU 55-58.

ID M6UOW: Roman Empire. Vespasian, 69-79. Denarius, Ephesos. Silver 3.39 g.; 18 mm. A very scarce type with an extremely rare variety, without mint-mark (Φ) on reverse exergue. A severe portrait and a lovely light iridescent tone. Almost uncirculated AU 55-58.

ID 3FA26: France. Third Republic, 1871-1940. 10 Francs 1899, Paris. ESSAI-piéfort de 10 Francs Marianne. Flan bruni (Proof). Gold 6.44 g; 19 mm. NGC graded PF 64.

ID 3FA26: France. Third Republic, 1871-1940. 10 Francs 1899, Paris. ESSAI-piéfort de 10 Francs Marianne. Flan bruni (Proof). Gold 6.44 g; 19 mm. NGC graded PF 64.

ID 3FSMJ: Roman Empire. Gordian II, 238. Denarius, Rome. Silver 2.75 g.; 20.6 mm. Very rare. Minor roughness, scratch and die break on reverse. Almost uncirculated AU 50-53.

ID 3FSMJ: Roman Empire. Gordian II, 238. Denarius, Rome. Silver 2.75 g.; 20.6 mm. Very rare. Minor roughness, scratch and die break on reverse. Almost uncirculated AU 50-53.