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GOLD Toplos - 1 Album voller Gold, 64 Münzen:

Lot 2019
28.12.2019 14:00UTC +00:00
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€ 15 500
AuctioneerEppli Auktionshalle
Event locationGermany, L.-Echterdingen
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Lot 2019 | GOLD Toplos - 1 Album voller Gold, 64 Münzen:
Russland 10 Rubel 1900 r Nikolaus II., 5 Rubel 1889 r Alexander, 2 x 5 Rubel 1898 und 1899 r Nikolaus II., 10 Rubel Tscherwonez 1977, 100 Rubel Olympiade Moskau 1980, Südafrika 3 x 2 Rand, 1 x 1 Rand, 3 x 1/4 Krügerrand, 3 x 1/10 Krügerrand. Österreich-Ungarn 5 x 20 Kronen, 9 x 10 Kronen, 2 x 4 Florin, 1 x 8 Florin sowie 1 x 1 Dukat. Österreich 25 Schilling 1931. Großbritannien 1/4 Unze Britannia, 1/2 Unze Britannia, 6 x 1 Sovereign, 6 x 1/2 Sovereign. Australien 1/4 Unze Nugget. Kuba 50 Pesos und 10 Pesos 1988 zu 1/2 und 1/10 Unze, Spanien 2 x 25 Peseten 1878 und 1881, Rumänien 20 Lei 1944, Niederlande 2 x 10 Gulden 1877 und 1897, USA 1/2 Unze Liberty, 1/4 Unze Liberty, 1/10 Unze Liberty, Kanada 1/4 Unze Maple Leaf, 2 x 1/10 Unze Maple Leaf. USA 5 Dollars 1909 Indian Head. Insgesamt ca. 355 g fein. Erhaltungen verschieden, Besichtigung dringend anzuraten

GOLD Toplot - 1 album full of gold, 64 coins: Russia 10 Roubles 1900 r Nicolas II., 5 Roubles 1889 r Alexander, 2 x 5 Roubles 1898 and 1899 r Nicolas II., 10 Roubles Chevronet 1977, 100 Roubles Olympic Games Moscow 1980, Southafrica 3 x 2 Rand, 1 x 1 Rand, 3 x 1/4 Krugerrand, 3 x 1/10 Krugerrand. Austria-Hungary 5 x 20 Crowns, 9 x 10 Crowns, 2 x 4 Florin, 1 x 8 Florin as well as 1 x 1 Ducat. Austria 25 Shillings 1931. GB 1/4 oz. Britannia, 1/2 oz. Britannia, 6 x 1 Sovereign, 6 x 1/2 Sovereign. Australia 1/4 oz. Nugget. Cuba 50 Pesos and 10 Pesos 1988 to 1/2 and 1/10 oz. Spain 2 x 25 Pesetas 1878 and 1881, Romania 20 Lei 1944, The Netherlands 2 x 10 Guilders 1877 and 1897, USA 1/2 oz. Liberty, 1/4 oz. Liberty, 1/10 oz. Liberty, Canada 1/4 oz. Maple Leaf, 2 x 1/10 oz. Maple Leaf. USA 5 Dollars 1909 Indian Head. Altogether ca. 355 grams fineness. Different conditions. Please visit.
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