SAXON-WEIMAR-EISENACH, Carl Alexander, punch die from iron / steel (magnetic) of 20 each Mark, J. 282.14, 98 g, zaponized, rare. (Image 1)

Empire, strike of a reverse cancel to 10 Mark, 1896, on zinc sheet. 7, 98 g, slight embossing. (Image 1)

Baden, Friedrich I., strike of the obverse cancel of the 2 Mark piece, 1907, on the death of the Grand Duke, J. 36, on iron / steel (magnetic). 35, 48 g. (Image 1)

Bavaria, 3 Mark, 1913, proof, bronze, Ludwig III., from. K. Goetz, Schaaf 52 G1, PP. (Image 1)

Bavaria, 5 Mark, 1913, proof, bronze, Ludwig III., from. K. Goetz, Schaaf 53 G1, st. (Image 1)

Bavaria, 5 Mark, 1913, proof, silver, Ludwig III., from. K. Goetz, Schaaf 53 G1, 25, 2 g, 2, 6 mm thick, tiny edge nick, extremley fine (Image 1)

Prussia, 2 Mark, 1913, proof, copper, Wilhelm II., from. K. Goetz, Schaaf 111 G3, very fine to extremly fine. (Image 1)

Prussia, 5 Mark, 1913, proof, copper, Wilhelm II., from. K. Goetz, Schaaf 114 G2, very fine to extremly fine. (Image 1)

50 pensions penny, 1924, A, J. 310, embossing flaw, ss. (Image 1)

5 Reichmark, 1935, silver, Adolf Hitler, eagle, private making, 36 mm, 19, 62 g, extremley fine (Image 1)

Nuremberg, Christopher Kress from Kressenstein, lead cast medal (diameter approximate 38, 50 mm, approximate 23, 06 g), 1526, seeming from Matthes Gebel, on the patrician and N++rnberg-based alderman and captain Christopher Kress from Kressenstein. Av: bust to right, therefore: \"CRISTOF KRES XXXXII IAR old\". Rev: lying harness, on that a tournament helmet with Keinod and blanket, therefore: \"CRISTOFF KRES from KRESENSTAIN M D XXVI\". Comp. Collection Lanna 946, collection Erlanger -, ss. Very rare! (Image 1)

Palatinate Neuburg, Otto Heinrich, bronzed lead cast medal (diameter approximate 42, 20 mm, approximate 34, 87 g), 1531. Bust hatted to the right, circumscribed. Rev: Fortuna with sail in boat to the right, in section beneath 5 lines characters. Collection Memmesheimer 2828, edge nick, ss. (Image 1)

Nuremberg, lead cast medal (diameter approximate 37, 50 mm, approximate 21, 23), undated, on the N++rnberg-based Patritzier George Keczel. Av: bust left, therefore \"GOT PIN I GEPORN GOT LEB I GOT STIRB I\". Rev: helmeted coat of arms, therefore \"JORG KECZEL LXIIII IAR old\". Ss. (Image 1)

Hamburg, silver medal (diameter approximate 32 mm, approximate 43 g), undated (about 1708), unsigned, on the from minister Christian Crumholz caused unrest. Av: spiritual over church, circumscribed. Rev: bell with names the chief, circumscribed. Gaedechens 1711, edge nick, ss. (Image 1)

Brunswick Wolfenbüttel, August Wilhelm, silver medal (diameter approximate 58 mm, approximate 87, 30 g), undated, unsigned Av: length portrait to the right, circumscribed. Rev: jumping Horse left, over it \"VIAM TENDIT AVITAM\". Brockmann 286, edge and cancellation error, ss. (Image 1)

Nuremberg, silver medal (diameter approximate 48 mm, approximate 43, 33 g), 1718, from Christian Ernst Müller, to the 50 Office anniversary of the Johann adrian from Plencken. Av: length portrait to the right, circumscribed. Rev: 15 lines characters. F. And S. 3953, contact marks, ss. (Image 1)

Bavaria, Maximilian III., tin medal (diameter approximate 39, 3 mm, approximate 18, 21 g), 1768, from Schega, suite medal number 18. Av: length portrait with large collar band to the right. Rev: 14 lines characters. Small edge nick, embossed spot on reverse, extremley fine (Image 1)

Prussia, Friedrich II., one-sided including cast Iron Medal (diameter approximate 76 mm, approximate 92, 30 g), undated, unsigned. Bust of Frederick the Great to the right. Stamp on reverse, blackening partially chipped, extremley fine (Image 1)

Saxony, Friedrich August III., gilded silver medal (diameter approximate 53, 80 mm, approximate 70, 35 g), 1790, from K. W. Hoeckner, on the vicariate. Av: bust to right, circumscribed. Rev: altar with insignia, sword, scepter and oak wreath. Comp. SammlungMerseb. 1961, a little verdigris, extremley fine with put underneath list of the collector. (Image 1)

Wearable silver medal (diameter approximate 37 mm, approximate 14, 58 g), 1801, from Solved, on the peace from Luneville. Av: Pax heaps up Your cornucopia over the earth from. Rev: 7 lines characters, therefore wreath from astrological sign. Summer A80, f. Extremley fine (Image 1)