Austria, Franz I., silver medal (diameter approximate 22, 20 mm, approximate 4, 01 g), 1815, unsigned, on his coronation in Milan. Av: crown over coat of arms, circumscribed. 4 lines characters, over it crown. Collection Montenuovo 2416, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

France, bronze medal (diameter approximate 40, 8 mm, approximate 36, 54 g), 1819, from Gayrard and bar. Av: length portrait Ludwig XVIII. Left, circumscribed. Rev: length portrait Ludwig XIX, duke from Angoulême, left, circumscribed. Small edge nick, extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1) (Image)

Brazil, Pedro I., bronze medal (diameter approximate 46 mm, approximate 44, 76 g), 1822, on the independence from Portugal at the 07. September 1822. Av: length portrait Andradas left, circumscribed. Rev: 5 lines characters, circumscribed and wreath. Edge nick, ss. (Image 1) (Image)

RDR, blackend bronze medal (diameter approximate 51, 5 mm, approximate 71, 73 g), 1834, on the 50-year doctor anniversary from Andreas Liber, physician Franz I., dedicated from the doctors Wiens. Av: head to the right. Rev: 9 lines characters in laurel oak wreath. Wurzbach 8574, slightly hackneyed, small edge nick, small Kr., extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

France, Napoleon I., silver medal (diameter approximate 32, 20 mm, approximate 12, 88 g), 1840, from bar. Av: head to the right, circumscribed. Rev: \"LOI / you XXV / Vent+¦se / at XI\" in the oak laurel wreath, therefore \"COMITÉ of the NOTAIRES of the DÉPARTEMENTS - MDCCCXL\". Margin hallmarked, edge nick, very fine to extremly fine. (Image 1) (Image)

Great Britain, tin medal (diameter approximate 38, 7 mm, approximate 14, 28 g), 1855, from all and Bogs, on the attendance Napoleon III. By queen Victoria. Av: heads Napoleon III. And Victoria I. Be opposite in lockets, over it an angel, beneath coat of arms. Rev: crossed flags surrounded by Palm and laurel branches. Small edge nick, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Poland, Horodlo, brass medal (diameter approximate 28, 0 mm, approximate 6, 90 g), 1861, unsigned, dedicated to the memory of the in Horodlo resulting union between Poland and Lithuania. Av: masculine and femaleness with coronas and garb be facing. Rev: angel with the coat of arms Lithuania's and Poland. Small edge nick, extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

France, silver medal (diameter approximate 50, 30 mm, approximate 41, 96 g), 1871, from Ch. Were. Av: building view. Rev: 12 lines characters. Edge nick, nice patina, reverse rubbed, extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1) (Image)

Italy, silver plated Æ medal (diameter approximate 44, 0 mm, approximate 33, 97 g), 1889, on the 30. Anniversary of the triumph Garibaldis over the Austrian militaries. Av: Garibaldi with sword, circumscribed. Rev: scene the March Revolution 1948 between characters. Pendant (traces), edge nick, small Kr., extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)

Switzerland, silver medal (diameter approximate 45 mm, approximate 38, 7 g), 1891, from Hugues Bovy & L. Furet, Geneva / H. Wildermuth, Winterthur, on the of Zurich cantonal shooting match, Av: coat of arms and characters, Rev: soldier with arbalest before soldier with Flag, Richter 1746 a, extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1) (Image)

Switzerland, silver medal (diameter approximate 50 mm, approximate 51, 1 g), 1895, Uri, on the Uncovering of the Tell monument in Altdorf, Av: view of the monument, circumscribed, Rev: two coat of arms between boughs, over it 3 lines characters, therefore stars, Swiss medals 904, extremly fine to uncirculated. (Image 1) (Image)

Great Britain, London, gilded Æ medal (diameter approximate 54, 6 mm, approximate 54, 19 g), 1897, on the world exhibition. Av: head queen Victorias left, therefore ornament wreath and transcription. Rev: medallion with characters, therefore laurel wreath. Slightly hackneyed, small edge nick, small Kr., extremley fine (Image 1) (Image)