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Details for Coins and Medals

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1 penny

Plaster mould for pre-decimal coinage designed by George Kruger Gray (1880-1943):

One of 39 coins: 37 Oriental, one Greek and one African:

One of five modern coins and three banknotes:

One of fifteen modern coins and two banknotes:

One of three modern coins and three banknotes:

One of a set of seven Meissen porcelain tokens of Saxony in a red presentation case with the crossed swords of the Meissen factory. The tokens have a terracotta glaze, with gilding on the edges of the tokens for 20, 10 and 5 marks. Most of the porcelain coins produced by Meissen were designed by Prof. Paul Böner; see C. Manusch-Krohn, Meissener Porzellan 1918-1933 Die Pfeifferzeit, pp. 40-44.

One of five modern coins:

One of five modern coins:

One of 119 contemporary coins and 1 token: CONTEMPORARY COINS

1 kopek

One of 119 contemporary coins and 1 token: CONTEMPORARY COINS

One of 119 contemporary coins and 1 token: CONTEMPORARY COINS

1 franc

One of 119 contemporary coins and 1 token: CONTEMPORARY COINS

1 mark

1 leu

One of five modern coins and three banknotes:

One of ten modern coins and three banknotes:

One of 119 contemporary coins and 1 token: CONTEMPORARY COINS

One of 119 contemporary coins and 1 token: CONTEMPORARY COINS

One of 119 contemporary coins and 1 token: CONTEMPORARY COINS

1 pence

One of 119 contemporary coins and 1 token: CONTEMPORARY COINS

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