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Small collection "The fascinating history of seafaring" -.

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Auction dateClassic
24.06.2023 15:00UTC +00:00
Auctioneer
Eppli Münzauktion
Event location
Germany, L. Echterdingen
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ID 989906
Lot 3030 | Small collection "The fascinating history of seafaring" -.
Small collection "The fascinating history of seafaring" - with logbook "Great men, proud ships", total weight silver fine approx. 960 g; including 1 x silver coin box "The fascinating history of seafaring", of which for example: 2 x Hungary - 500 Forint 1993/94, each 29. 1 g Ag fine; 2 x San Marino - 5000 Lire 1995/97, each 15 g Ag fine; 2 x Niue - 5 Dollars 1992, each 5 g Ag fine; 1 x Tokelau - 5 Dollars 1998, 29.3 g Ag fine; 2 x Russia - 3 Rubel 1995/96, each 31. 1 g Ag fine; 2 x Portugal - 200 Escudos 1995/96, 24.5 g Ag fine each; 2 x Cuba - 10 Pesos 1996/97, 20 g Ag fine each; 2 x Latvia - 10 Latu 1995/97, 29.1 g Ag fine each. Also comes with: 1 x set "Ships & Sailors": of which 4 x Cuba - 1 Peso 1981/84/87; 2 x Dominican Republic - 1 Peso 1988/89; 1 x Poland - 20 Zloty 1980; 1 x Saharawi - 100 Peseta 1990; 1 x Vietnam - 10 Dong 1988; each CuNi gilt. Condition mostly XF, please inspect.
Auction house category:Coins and medals
Address of auction Eppli Münzauktion
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