AV Pattern 50 Kuna 25mm. 13.15g. Probably struck in Vienna

Propaganda coinage

Coat of arms.
ZA NEZAVISNU DRZAV HRVATSKAU

Denomination; cord device around.

Viscevic F7 (R4); Bruce (UWC) x2b

AU.     Very rare. Light abrasions on prooflike surfaces. Only 63 pieces struck! Listed as Rarity IV in Viscevic. The obverse features a gramatical error 'HRVATSKAU' instead of 'HRVATSKU'. Probably struck during WWII by Third Reich as propaganda pieces, despite what Bruce says.

AR Thaler 42mm. 29.12g. Zainhaken-Ellrich mint, mintmaster: Chr. Goetten

'St. Andreas Taler'

Two parade helms surmounting garnished arms. A prominent die break is visible at 4:00.
VOLC MAR. WOLF. CO. D. HONS.

Nimbate St. Andrew carrying his cross; globus cruciger before, date inscribed flanking '7-8'.
DO. IN. LORA. E. CLETTENBER

Schulten 164e, Dav. 9316; Müseler 31/75 var. (mint mark)

VF.     Pleasantly struck effigy of St. Andrew. Struck on a flan of uneven thickness, creating weak areas. Very scarce date. An 'Ausbeutetaler' or mining thaler.

AR 12 Kreuzer (Schrecenberger) 28mm. 5.36g. Weissenburg mint

1-year type

Tower with two turrets and portcullis; date flanking.
+WEISSENBVRG *AM *RHEIN:

Imperial Eagle; globus cruciger at breast.
FERDINAND II ROM. IMP. SE. AV:

Engel & Lehr 32; Slg. Voltz 801; KM 14

EF.     An attractive example. The largest collectable coin from this rare city/state. Half Thalers and Thalers exist, but come at enormous prices after a long wait.

AR 15 Kreuzer 31mm. 6.57g. Oels (Olesnica) mint

Walzenpragung

Garnished oval arms; denomination below.

Eagle displayed on round garnished arms.

F&S 2302, Ebner 22; Kopicki 6221; KM 14

Near EF.     Struck with roller dies- thus on a curved flan. Light scuff and hairlines. Oels is now known as Olesnica, and is a city in the Silesian lowlands of southwestern Poland.

AR 15 Kreuzer 29mm. 5.09g. Breslau mint

Capped and robed bust right.
FRID. S. R. E. CARD. PNPS. LANDG. HASS. EPS VRATISL

Hatted coat of arms.
PRO DEO ET ECCLESIA

F&S 2710; KM 156 (undifferentiated type)

EF.     Very light cleaning on obverse. A very rare type/legend variety. KM does not show a photo, but the 1679 coin of this type is unpriced and listed under #156. The legend shows an additional title 'PNPS' and a longer abbreviation of Bratislava. Perhaps a pattern (probe)?

AR 2 Mark 28mm. 10.99g. Karlsruhe mint

Head left.
FRIEDRICH GROSHERZOG VON BADEN

Crowned German imperial eagle.

J. 28; KM 269

VF.     Lightly toned. A very rare date. Only 5,368 struck!

AR Francescone (10 Paoli) 41mm. 27.11g.

Bust r.; unicorn below.

Crowned shield with spikes in order chain.

KMC #24.5; Dav. 1518

Near EF.     Lightly toned. Some lustre in legends.

AV Scudo 41mm. 26.39g. Rome Mint

Papal arms.

Seated female figure in clouds holding keys and church.

KM# 1249

Near EF.     Attractively toned.

AR 30 Tari 42mm. 29.6g.

St. John the Baptist standing wrapped in skins holding flag in left arm, lamb at right, denomination in exergue.

Crowned ornate arms.

Dav. 1604; KM 266

EF.    

AR Proclamation 8 Reales Guadalajara mint, dies by V. Medina

Proclamation Medal

Bust right.

EN SU/ AUGUSTA/ PROCLAMACION/ LA CATEDRAL DE/ GUADALAXARA/ 1822, inscribed in six lines; floral sprays below.

Grove 28a; Fonrobert 6910

AU-58.   NGC   Choice strike on portrait, and attractive toning. Light adjustment marks in reverse field. Choice and original. An example described as EF sold recently for $625 plus auction fees in a Stacks-Bowers sale, with no photo!

AR Klippe 25 Stuiver (1/2 Thaler) 28mm. 14.4g. Groningen mint

Siege coin- emergency money

Crowned arms; denomination flanking.
1672. IVRE. ET. TEMPORE

Blank.

Delmonte 737; Weiler 145; Brause-Mansfeld pl. 19, 9; Mailliet 6; KM 26

AU-50.   NGC   Toned, with much lustre in the devices. Crack on lower left edge, as struck. During the Franco-Dutch War of 1672-1678, Bishop Christoph Bernhard von Galen of Munster laid seige to Groningen with the aid of the French allies. The siege was repelled, and this coin was struck immediately thereafter, to commemorate its conclusion. Also considered a Half Daalder.

Ĉ Pattern 2 Centavos Paris mint (Monnaie du Paris)?

Essai in Cuivre

Crown over date; fleur de lys below.
ISABEL 2A POR LA GRATIA DE DIOS

Large denomination abbreviated 2 Cs.; fleurs de lys flanking.
FILIPINAS PLUS-ULTRA

Basso 74; KM Pn12

SP-64 RB.   PCGS   Lustrous and choice obverse, reverse somewhat dull. Scarce. A mysterious Pattern, long attributed to the Paris Mint but obviously closely related to the Carlist Pretender coins of this era that mix Latin and Spanish spellings.

AR 10 Centavos Manila mint

Head right.

Crowned arms; denomination and mint mark flanking.

KM 145

MS-65.   PCGS   A stunning example and a conditional rarity this nice. The holder incorrectly states 'Spain' rather than Philippines, which is evidenced by the Po mint mark.

AR 4 Reales 32mm. 13.55g. Sevilla Mint; assayer P.

Crowned arms.

Yoke and bundle of six arrows.

Calico 211

Good VF.     Colorfully toned with underlying lustre.

Cu Maravedi 16mm. 1.43g. Segovia Mint.

Crowned arms.

Crowned reclining lion holding scepter and sword surmounting globe.

KM 368

Choice EF.