Silver medal (diameter approximate 44, 90 mm, approximate 40, 96 g), undated, from K. Bodlak, on Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen. Av: bust Röntgens from the front, circumscribed. Rev: detection the X-rays. Margin hallmarked, scratch, extremly fine from PP. ; (Image 1) (Image)

Silesia, Franz I., silver medal (diameter approximate 46, 10 mm, approximate 34, 87 g), 1760, from A. F. Wiedemann, on the victory of the General Gideon Baron from Laudon and the Capture of the Prussian General Fouquet. Av: the busts from Franz I. And Mary Theresias next to one another to the right, circumscribed. Rev: challenge cup before city view, circumscribed. Mont. 1883, F. And S. 4422, ss. ; (Image 1) (Image)

Saxony, Albert, silver medal (diameter approximate 36 mm, approximate 19, 89 g), undated, from M. Barduleck, for commercial Salaries. Av: head to the right, circumscribed. Rev: 3 lines characters in wreath of oak leaves. Edge sanding, extremley fine; (Image 1) (Image)

Silver medal (18, 81 g, Dm approximate 37 mm), undated, from C. Voigt by Solved, on the allegory the time, Av: Youth seizes a blade of the to the right hurrying Chronos characters "seize the moment", Rev: winged Chronos hovers along with laurel wreathed aging Mann, the be it turn towards left characters "the future rewards", from polished postmarks, extremley fine; (Image 1) (Image)

Neustadt / Haardt, silver medal (diameter approximate 42, 50 mm, approximate 32, 61 g), 1902, unsigned, on the XIX. Federation shoting, Av: length portrait Ludwig Prince from Bavaria to the right, circumscribed, Rev: city view, circumscribed, minimal edge nick, very fine to extremly fine; (Image 1) (Image)

Saxony, Albert, silver medal (diameter approximate 33, 50 mm, approximate 17, 33 g), 1902, on his Death. Av: length portrait in uniform inside right, behind 4 lines characters. Rev: grieving genius at gravestone, circumscribed. Margin hallmarked, extremley fine; (Image 1) (Image)

Bingen, silver medal (diameter approximate 42, 6 mm, approximate 35, 81 g), 1904, from Balmberger, on the XX. Association of shooting. Av: length portrait Ernst Ludwig left, circumscribed. Rev: city view. Collection Peltzer 904, polished, extremley fine; (Image 1) (Image)

Prussia, Wilhelm II., silver medal (diameter approximate 33 mm, approximate 15, 19 g), 1904, unsigned, dedicated to the memory of the thaler. Av: 5 lockets with the heads prussian kings in each case to the right. Rev: 7 lines characters, circumscribed. Margin hallmarked, nice patina, f. St. ; (Image 1) (Image)

Saxony, Friedrich August III., silver medal (diameter approximate 33, 60 mm, approximate 15, 04 g), 1904, unsigned, on the throne ascent. Av: bust to right, circumscribed. Rev: 3 lines characters in oak laurel wreath. Margin hallmarked, extremley fine; (Image 1) (Image)

Baden, Friedrich I., silver medal (diameter approximate 51 mm, approximate 49, 88 g), 1906, from R. Mayer, on the agricultural and gardening exhibition in Karlsruhe. Av: length portraits to the right, circumscribed. Rev: 3 lines characters surrounded by laurel wreath, in the outer wreath transcription. Zeitz 610, margin hallmarked, extremly fine; (Image 1) (Image)

Vöhrenbach, silver medal (diameter approximate 40, 20 mm, approximate 26 g), 1906, from Mayer, on the festival shooting to the golden wedding. Av: the busts Friedrichs and Luis from Baden next to one another to the right, circumscribed. Rev: 8 lines characters in the wreath of oak leaves. Zeitz 606, collection Peltzer -, st. In original box. ; (Image 1) (Image)

Baden, Friedrich II., silver medal (diameter approximate 40, 20 mm, approximate 24, 76 g), 1910, from R. Mayer, on the silver wedding. Aversum: the length portraits of the Grand Ducal pairs to the right, circumscribed. Reverse: : the half-length portrait one female configuration to the right. Zeitz 761, matted, st. ; (Image 1) (Image)

Saxe-Altenburg, Ernst II., bronze medal (diameter approximate 53, 20 mm, approximate 52, 09 g), undated, from J. Genthe / C. F. Haseroth. Av: head left, circumscribed. Rev: 4 lines characters in oak and laurel wreath, over it a crowned monogram, beneath a crowned coats of arms. Extremly fine. ; (Image 1) (Image)

Saxe-Altenburg, Ernst II., silver plated bronze medal (diameter approximate 53, 20 mm, approximate 55, 31 g), undated, from J. Genthe. Av: head left, circumscribed. Rev: 4 lines characters in oak and laurel wreath, over it a crowned monogram, beneath a crowned coats of arms. Extremly fine. ; (Image 1) (Image)

Silver medal (diameter approximate 36 mm, approximate 19, 38 g), 1910, from K. Goetz, on the 125. Day of death the Prussian Queen Louisa. Av: length portrait the Queen in the 3 / 4 Profile to the right, circumscribed. Rev: torch between boughs and data, over it bright crown. Kienast 11, margin hallmarked, extremley fine; (Image 1) (Image)

Silver medal (diameter approximate 36 mm, approximate 19, 56 g), 1910, from K. Goetz, on the 125. Day of death the Prussian Queen Louisa. Av: length portrait the Queen in the 3 / 4 Profile to the right, circumscribed. Rev: torch between boughs and data, over it bright crown. Kienast 11, margin hallmarked, extremley fine; (Image 1) (Image)

Prussia, Wilhelm II., silver medal (diameter approximate 45, 20 mm, approximate 50, 90 g), undated, from E. Warrior, to the golden wedding. Av: the length portraits of the pairs next to one another to the right, circumscribed. Rev: 7 lines characters. Small edge nick, various scratch, extremley fine; (Image 1) (Image)

Silver medal (diameter approximate 51 mm, approximate 49, 24 g), 1912, from K. Goetz, on the building of the ministry of transport. Av: length portrait Luitpolds to the right, circumscribed. Rev: building view. Margin hallmarked, Kienast 17, extremley fine; (Image 1) (Image)

First world war, silver medal (18, 07 g, DM. Approximate 34 mm), 1914, from R. Küchler and H. Grünthal, Hans Hartwig from Beseler, General the infantry, conquerors Antwerpens, Av: length portrait from the front, Rev: warriors with laurel wreath and flag climbs a wall, in the background city view from Antwerpen, edge punch: "silver 990", extremly fine from PP. ; (Image 1) (Image)

Saxony, Friedrich August III., silver medal (diameter approximate 33, 6 mm, approximate 14 g), 1914, signed M. On W. St, on the campaign against France, Russia, England and s. W. Av: head left, circumscribed. Rev: Iron Cross, circumscribed. Extremly fine. ; (Image 1) (Image)

First world war, silver medal (17, 36 g, Dm approximate 33 mm), 1915, from Lauer, on General chief of staff from Falkenhayn on the "Justice and would strengthen of the German sword", Av: length portrait in uniform from the front, Rev: knight with shield and sword on left riding horse beneath characters, Zetzmann 2069, extremley fine; (Image 1) (Image)

Prussia, Wilhelm II., silver medal (diameter approximate 33, 20 g, approximate 14, 35 g), 1915, unsigned, on the alliance between the German Reich, the Ottoman Empire and the empire Austria-Hungary. Av: bust Wilhelm II. To the right. Rev: three into each other entwined coat of arms the Alliance Powers. Collection Drogan 6702, small scratch, small edge nick, extremly fine to uncirculated. ; (Image 1) (Image)

Silver medal (diameter approximate 34, 10 mm, approximate 18, 49 g), undated (1915), on the foundation of the iron Cross through Emperor Wilhelm II. Av: length portrait of the Emperor Wilhelm II. To the right, circumscribed. Rev: scene of award ceremony, circumscribed. Margin hallmarked, extremley fine; (Image 1) (Image)

Hessen Darmstadt, Ernst Ludwig, silver medal at the volume (diameter approximate 33 mm), for prowess, Nimmergut 884, small scratch, extremley fine st. ; (Image 1) (Image)

Saxony, bronze medal silver-plated (46, 42 g, Dm approximate 52 mm), undated, signed G&S, for Salaries about the agriculture, Av: Bauer behind a from two horses pulled plow, Rev: 4 lines characters in fruits wreath with applied crowned saxon coat of arms, very fine to extremly fine. ; (Image 1) (Image)

Saxony, Friedrich August III., silver medal (diameter approximate 38 mm, approximate 27, 57 g), 1916, from F. Hörnlein, on the 150 years to be available the college of mining Freiberg. Av: the busts from Friedrich August III. And Xavier next to one another left, circumscribed. Rev: city view, in section beneath 3 lines characters. Margin hallmarked, tiny edge nick, extremley fine; (Image 1) (Image)

Mannheim, silver medal (diameter approximate 50, 50 mm, approximate 48, 65 g), 1922, from Lauer, Mannheim Insurance company. Av: Grasp with escutcheon, circumscribed. Reverse: oak branche, right engraving field with inscription "Erhard Strubel / 22. February / 1897-1922". Margin hallmarked, extremley fine; (Image 1) (Image)

Nuremberg, silver medal (14, 77 g, diameter approximate 33 mm, 1926, from Lauer, on the day of glory of the German army and navy 28.-29. August 1926, Av: steel helmet over crossed flags, Rev: city view, from polished stamp, extremly fine to uncirculated. ; (Image 1) (Image)

Gold medal (diameter approximate 19, 90 mm, approximate 3, 23 yellow-gold), 1928, on the 80. Birthday of the President Paul from Hindenburg. Av: head left, circumscribed. Rev: coat of arms between year date, circumscribed. Extremly fine to uncirculated; (Image 1) (Image)

Silver medal (19, 57 g, Dm. 36 mm), 1928, from Karl Goetz, on the 30. Day of death Otto from Bismarck, Av: length portrait from the front, Rev: shamrock on oak leaves between 5 lines characters, edge punch: Bavarian. Imperial Mint. Fine silver, Kienast 410, st. ; (Image 1) (Image)

Silver medal (diameter approximate 36, 10 mm, approximate 24, 60 g), 1928, from K. Goetz, on the 400. Day of death Albrecht Dürers. Av: bust Dürers left, circumscribed. Rev: standing nude lad with shield and D++rer monogram, in the outer wreath transcription. Kienast 388, margin hallmarked, extremley fine; (Image 1) (Image)

Silver medal (diameter approximate 60, 90 mm, approximate 44, 28 g), 1928, from K. Goetz, on the 400. Day of death Albrecht Dürers. Av: bust Dürers left, circumscribed. Rev: standing nude lad with shield and D++rer monogram, in the outer wreath transcription. Kienast 388, margin hallmarked, extremley fine; (Image 1) (Image)

Silver medal (diameter approximate 36, 10 mm, approximate 19, 46 g), 1930, from K. Goetz, on the 10. Anniversary the occupation of the Saar country. Av: monument. Rev: mourner woman in landscape, over it 13 lines characters. Kienast 427, margin hallmarked, extremley fine; (Image 1) (Image)

Spayer, silver medal (diameter approximate 36, 10 mm, approximate 19, 71 g), 1930, from K. Goetz, on the 900 year celebration of the imperial cathedral to Spayer. Av: length portraits the three Emperor to the right, circumscribed. Rev: view of the cathedral. Kienast 452, margin hallmarked, ; (Image 1) (Image)

Saxony, silver medal (43, 9 g, Dm approximate 52 mm), 1933, from F. W. Hörnlein, Friedrich August I. The strength to the 200. Day of death, Av: head left, Rev: 4 lines characters, edge punch "SÄCHS. Coin 999. ", minimal edge nick, extremly fine to uncirculated. Issued only 173 examples! ; (Image 1) (Image)

Gilded bronze medal (diameter approximate 90 mm, approximate 150, 60 g), 1934, on the German battle game. Av: NS highness eagle over invasion scene in stadium, therefore "German battle game 1934". Rev: N++rnberg-based coat of arms surrounded by five further coat of arms, in the outer wreath depicting Sport type. Extremly fine. ; (Image 1) (Image)

Munich, Gold medal (diameter approximate 40, 20 mm, approximate 41, 74 g), 1935, unsigned, on the centenarians to be available of the bavarian insurance bank. Av: coat of arms, circumscribed. Rev: city view. Scratch / rubbed and edge nick, extremley fine; (Image 1) (Image)

Otto from Bismarck, Set to five Gold medals and two silver medals, 1971, a hundred years foundation of the German Reich. In total 136, 87 g 900er Gold and 74, 59 g 1000er silver. Margin in each case hallmarked, PP. ; (Image 1) (Image)