The 1755 & 1763 are very rare dates. The 1758 is a Rarity 4 per Yonaka now Rarity 3 G1-58d (the one in his book is not my example).

Will combine shipping at 5$ per coin after the initial shipping cost.

Much less than I paid for each coin:

eBya links:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/278178654927?itmmeta=01KXEPVJDNGFAVXM11VB3RN0MB&hash=item40c4bd6acf:g:S-QAAeSwK4lp-t2K

https://www.ebay.com/itm/278178682123?itmmeta=01KXEPVJDNWBS0MDRZQ12MG0RP&hash=item40c4bdd50b:g:9P0AAeSwnSNp-t3r

https://www.ebay.com/itm/278178652970?itmmeta=01KXEPVJDPHA6ER4YSPS76B3FH&hash=item40c4bd632a:g:bpYAAeSwrWdp-t5E

https://www.ebay.com/itm/278178987072?itmmeta=01KXEPVJDP0GW4C080PD0NR9AC&hash=item40c4c27c40:g:a0wAAeSwGYJp-t6Z

Bolivia 1767-1768-1769-1770:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/278178775815?_skw=bolivia&itmmeta=01KXEQB2TMW34ZMR8B5CVV9NG2&hash=item40c4bf4307:g:kTYAAeSwCbZp-rl3

https://www.ebay.com/itm/278178770395?_skw=bolivia&itmmeta=01KXEQB2TM23YYVSKGVAGTA46R&hash=item40c4bf2ddb:g:lj4AAeSwxGJp-rnW

https://www.ebay.com/itm/278178763259?_skw=bolivia&itmmeta=01KXEQB2TMRKS7Q4M51VZN7A0M&hash=item40c4bf11fb:g:W3gAAeSw-jZp-rom

https://www.ebay.com/itm/278178774997?_skw=bolivia&itmmeta=01KXEQB2TMAZBWD9PRF72EH4DZ&hash=item40c4bf3fd5:g:7n8AAeSwto1p-rpu

If they are not on this list, 99% chance I already have it, but thank you for looking!

1995 Gibraltar Christmas Penguin Parade a/k/a Penguins Parading 50 Pence, gold or platinum km336b km336c

2012 British Antarctic Territory (BAT), Centenary of Terra Nova Expedition, Pobjoy Mint, 11mm Gold only, 0.5g, 2£ KM#6b

1994 Cook Islands "Mother's Love" penguin, $20 (1/5 oz), or $100 (1/2 oz) gold coins,
These seem to have been limited to Japan and usually is mounted in jewelry, which I do not want

2000 Somalia Marine Life Protection 5000 Shillings, gold, 1oz, 37mm colorized

“1936” Edward VIII Falkland fantasy coins -- FM14a two-penguin silver, FM14b two-penguin gold, FM37d one-penguin silver piedfort, FM36a one-penguin 22mm silver , FM36b one-penguin 22mm gold , Brass, Windsor FM85a , Windsor FM85b, Windsor FM85c, Windsor FM84a

2007 North Korea 60,000 WON penguin 1oz gold KM1164. No Image.
If you happen to be visiting North Korea, stop by a coin shop, and I'll be happy to reimburse you should you ever return

2008 British Antarctic Territory Centenary of Granting of Letters Patent, £4 gold and £20 gold, KM#2 ( 21.2g, 13.92 mm) KM#3 (6.2g, 22 mm)

2001 South Georgia & South Sandwich Islands
Sir Ernest Henry Shackleton with the Endurance Twenty Pounds, gold only, Pobjoy Mint, 22mm, 6.22grams, KM8

1988 Gibraltar, Year of the Ocean. Seals and penguins 1/5 Crowns, gold only, Pobjoy Mint,22mm, 6.22grams, km742

The coins that were being held are on hold no longer as the collector decided not to proceed beyond the coins already purchased. About half of the Great Collections consignment sold and the remainder are languishing there with an already-reduced price. Eventually I will retrieve them and then they will go to Heritage. Round two, consisting mainly of Canadian fifty cents (Edward VII, George V & George VI) and a Newfoundland half are being delivered to Great Collections at the FUN Show next week.

Many thanks to the collector who was doing the holds for his purchases and to anyone here who purchased a coin via Great Collections. I was able to raise sufficient funds to purchase some much-needed camera gear. Tariffs jacked up the cost of the zoom lens, that I was originally wanting to buy, beyond the realm of affordability so I went in a satisfactory different direction. Thanks a lot President Trump - all due sarcasm intended....

one oz of .9999 silver for each coin, total 2 oz of .9999 silver.
limited edition: mintage 50000 with Box and COA
Payment accepted via no fees PayPal Friends & Family or Venmo or Zelle ( add 3.5% for fees payment)
Includes: Free insured shipping to protect both Buyer and Seller
I ship quickly—usually the same day, but always no later than the next business day after payment is received.
price：$120 each, buy two for $235 with free insured shipping.

The obverse features a portrait of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, with the national flag of the Republic of China to its left, and the number of years since the birth of Dr. Sun to the right. The upper field is engraved with Chinese characters that mean "In Commemoration of the 150th Anniversary of the Birth of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, Founding Father of the Republic of China." "The 104th Year of the Republic of China" in Chinese characters is engraved along the inside edge at the bottom

The upper field features two separate latent images. Rotating the face of the coin towards the right reveals the image of plum blossoms, and towards the left, the shape of the Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall in Taipei. Dr. Sun's own calligraphy of "The Great Commonwealth" is inscribed in Chinese characters in the middle of the field.

Was $90

Now $60 Free Shipping

Will accept PayPal (F&F), Zelle, Venmo or CashApp.

https://youtu.be/YaELvxuQSg8?si=F_kmEBuxozLAdrCJ

I picked up 5 sets of 4 of the circulating 20 Pesos coins, which are pretty scarce. I have not seen the silver nor the gold coins for sale yet, but hopefully I will get some by September.

If anyone wants a set of the four circulating 20 Pesos (UNC), I have some for sale for $50 per set shipped within the US. Zelle or PPFF only please.

Was $300

Now $275 - Free Shipping

Will accept PayPal (F&F), Zelle, Venmo or CashApp.

7.16 troy ounces actual weight
at .625 it equals
4.475 troy ounces actual silver content

GREAT FOR SILVER STACKERS!!!

Once again, thinning the heard. All books are new/unread and priced well under current pricing from Amazon, Wizard Coin Supply, etc.

Offers welcome, especially if wanting multiples.

Shipping is $5, whether you want one book or all.

Paypal F&F preferred.

Eric II: Encyclopedia of Roman Imperial Coins; signed by author SOLD

Byzantine Coins and Their Values SOLD

Greek Imperial Coins and Their Values SOLD

Overstruck Greek Coins SOLD

A Handbook of Late Roman Bronze Coin Types $25

In Celebration of Greek Coinage $20

The History and Coinage of the Roman Imperators SOLD

1893 Great Brittan Crown - $115
1873-Go Mexico 8 Reales - $90
Or take the pair at $200

Note damage on reverse at rim of 8 reales around K-7 area

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Prices include shipping and applicable insurance.

_I am responsable for the package until it is marked delivered. _

More pictures available upon request.

Payment by PPFF, Zelle, or check (must clear prior to shipment unless we've done business before).

Plenty of board references available on request.
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PM with interest.

Thanks!

It is clearly difficult for non-French collectors to acquire this type of numismatic item.
In fact, not only are the metal tokens minted during this period (1643–1715) difficult to find due to their scarcity, but they are also hard to find in good condition, as a large number were melted down during that time for economic reasons.

For this reason, I have decided to make 3D reproductions (videos) available online in the form of NFTs on OpenSea.
Each reproduction is minted in a limited edition of 1,000 copies.
Each NFT is documented (FEUARDENT reference, Latin inscriptions with English translations, year of minting, metal, diameter, weight, condition, rarity index, and general information).
For now, there is only one series online, but if this project piques your interest, I will add a few new representations each month.
This is a real opportunity for you, as I have more than 180 tokens from this period in conditions ranging from at least TTB+ to SUP.
You’ll find the link to this new collection in my signature.

If you’d like appraisals of any tokens, I’d be more than happy to provide them.

https://opensea.io/item/polygon/0xdad08f29dab7a33c9ec4af225d4e5979bd458a3d/2

WS

It's been a while since I posted a straight WTS ad - but I have these huge piles of German silver and thought I'd offer them up to the forum.

Price is melt at time of agreement of sale. Spot price at time of listing is $75.74/oz.

Preference is to sell in as large of a group as possible - what I really do NOT want to do is go searching through piles of coins for specific coins. So, in the beginning I will give preference to those wanting to buy larger groups of coins (I'll ship FREE for those people.)

Payment via PayPal (PPFF or PPGS)

Will ship within 24 hours of receipt of payment.

Here's what I have to offer today:

2 Reichsmark KM 93
(101 coins; .1607 oz of silver per coin; 16.237 total oz of silver)

5 Reichsmark KM 83
(36 coins; .4016 oz of silver per coin; 14.4576 total oz of silver)

5 Reichsmark KM 86
(40 coins; .4016 oz of silver per coin; 16.064 total oz of silver)

5 Reichsmark KM 94
(27 coins; .4016 oz of silver per coin; 10.8432 total oz of silver)

I also have a similarly huge pile of Federal Republic Commemorative 5 Marks (various types, mostly UNC but most with PVC contamination) that I would sell at spot. If interested, please PM me about THAT big pile of German silver...

Thank you, and have a wonderful weekend!

https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/2160171/French-Indo-China-1947-Piastre-Reeded-Edge-KM-322-NGC-MS-63

$SOLD shipped (Fee-free: Venmo or Zelle, or PP+3%)

Thanks.

https://coinsnantiques.com/collection/umayyad-sulayman-ibn-abd-al-malik-ar-dirham-ardashir-khurrah-ah98

Coin not as red as image shows.

1967B Labels (Sheldon) For Sale

Cert #
6136611-090
Description
1967B SWITZERLAND FRANC
Grade
MS 66
Label
NGC Standard Brown

I offer : One CHF 1.- ( One Swiss Franc), 1967-B, MS 66, NGC

I believe this coin has a beautiful appeal. The picture is doing it justice in reality.

Feel free to make a reasonable offer.

I accept paypal or bank transfer. Feel free to make a reasonable offer.

Thank you,
Swisslabel 🇨🇭

PS : The** best offer **gets the PCGS MS66FB - 1959 10C coin as **bonus **for free ( see picture attached). #43654757

https://live.brunkauctions.com/auctions/brunk/coins-currency-june-9-2026-22159/catalog#catalog

New listings will be added frequently so keep checking back at: karlgoetzmedals.com

I'm selling some of my Irish coins and a few other bits and pieces. Some of the Irish pieces are very rare. I'm happy to offer a little discount for those on this forum. Just send me a pm.

Go to Seller: Coin Man -> See Other Items to see all the coins.

Hope that you find something you like

http://www.adverts.ie/39482999

Costa Rica 1903-1914 50 Centimos (KM-143)
Costa Rica 1970 Copper-Nickel 2 Colones (KM-187.2)
Cuba 1943 Brass 5 Centavos (KM-11.3a)
Dominican Republic 1897 Peso (KM-16)
Dominican Republic 1944 Silver 5 Centavos (KM-18a)
Ecuador 1917 2-1/2 Centavos (KM-61)
Ecuador 1918 10 Centavos (KM-62)
Ecuador 1928 10 Centavos (KM-70)
Ecuador 1928 2-1/2 Centavos (KM-68)
El Salvador 1914 10 Centavos (KM-125)
El Salvador 1915 3 Centavos (KM-128)
El Salvador 1915-1925 5 Centavos "DEL" (KM-129)
El Salvador 1915-1936 Copper-Nickel Centavo "DEL" (KM-127)
Guatemala 1925 1/2 Quetzal (KM-241.1-2)
Guatemala 1925 Quetzal (KM-242)
Guatemala 1943-1944 2 Centavos (KM-252)
Guatemala 1943-1944 Centavo (KM-251)
Haiti 1970 20 Centimes F. Duvalier (KM-77)
Hawaii 1883 Dollar (KM-7)
Indo-China (French) 1920 10 Centimes (KM-14)
Indo-China (French) 1920 20 Centimes (KM-15)
Liberia 1960-1961 Silver 25 Cents (KM-16)
Netherlands 1943-1945 Gulden (KM-161.1/2)(Legend under head rare)
Nicaragua 1929 50 Centavos (KM-15)
Panama 1904-1916 5 Centesimos (KM-2)
Panama 1972 5 Balboas (KM-32)
Philippines - USPI 1903-1906 10 Centavos (KM-165)
Philippines - USPI 1903-1906 20 Centavos (KM-166)
Philippines - USPI 1936 Peso (KM-178) - Quezon//Murphy
Philippines 1961 Peso (KM-192)
Philippines - Culion 1920 10 Centavos (KM-9)
Philippines - Culion 1920 20 Centavos (KM-12)
Philippines - Culion 1920 Peso (KM-15)
Philippines - Culion 1927 Centavo (KM-3-A5)
Philippines - Culion 1930 10 Centavos (KM-10)
Syria 1366 (1947) 50 Piastres (KM-80)
Venezuela 1876-1877 2-1/2 Centavos (Y-26)
Venezuela 1876-1877 Centavo (Y-25)
Venezuela 1903-1936 1/2 Bolivar (Y-21)
Venezuela 1944 12-1/2 Centavos (Y-30)

Closes Sunday on GC.

Images of most of the tokens before encapsulation are included in my signature line.

rwyarmch

Thanks!
Tim

Sold at Kitco Ask multiplied by the ASW weight of each piece paid via check, Zelle, or PPFF.
Buyer to pay actual shipping cost.

The first number is the quantity I have available.

(2) 1857-1957 1P Constitution 16.00g 0.100 0.0514 ASW

(6) 1947 5P Cuauhtemoc 30g 0.900 0.8681 ASW
(9) 1948 5P Cuauhtemoc 30g 0.900 0.8681 ASW
(5) 1951 5P Hidalgo wreath 27.78g 0.720 0.6431 ASW
(9) 1952 5P Hidalgo wreath 27.78g 0.720 0.6431 ASW
(8) 1953 5P Hidalgo wreath 27.78g 0.720 0.6431 ASW
(2) 1953 5P Año de Hidalgo 27.78g 0.720 0.6431 ASW
(18) 1955 5P Hidalgo chico 18.05g 0.720 0.4178 ASW
(1) 1956 5P Hidalgo chico 18.05g 0.720 0.4178 ASW
(5) 1957 5P Hidalgo chico 18.05g 0.720 0.4178 ASW
(2) 1857-1957 5P Constitution 18.05g 0.720 0.4178 ASW
(3) 1959 5P Carranza 18.05g 0.720 0.4178 ASW

(1) 1955 10P Hidalgo grande 28.89g 0.900 0.8359 ASW
(2) 1956 10P Hidalgo grande 28.89g 0.900 0.8359 ASW
(3) 1857-1957 10P Constitution 28.89g 0.900 0.8359 ASW
(17) 1960 10P Independence 28.89g 0.900 0.8359 ASW

(13) 1968 25P Olympic 22.50g 0.720 0.5209 ASW
(2) 1972 25P Juarez 22.50g 0.720 0.5209 ASW

(28) 1977 100P Morelos 27.78g 0.720 0.6430 ASW
(18) 1978 100P Morelos 27.78g 0.720 0.6430 ASW
(22) 1979 100P Morelos 27.78g 0.720 0.6430 ASW

Please PM (Private Message) me with your best offer. Worldwide secure shipping can be arranged.


Thank you!

https://www.icollector.com/Sedwick-Associates-LLC_ae1154

Prebidding is also available through Numisbids and SixBid, I believe until the day before the auction begins.

I have a group of coins in the sale and want to highlight a few I think are noteworthy:

-- Lot 11: Madrid Philip IV cob 4 Escudos (ca. late 1630s):

Much scarcer mint for peninsular Spain gold cobs, far less common than Seville 4E of this period. Some flatness around the periphery but most of the central detail is there and the vertical MD mintmark is just visible. By style, it looks to date to right around 1638. Not a coin you'll find here in the States very often - and of course it's a nice hunk of cob gold! They called it AU det., cleaned - didn't seem so to me, if so any cleaning is certainly not egregious. Surfaces are fairly nice in hand.

https://www.icollector.com/SPAIN-Madrid-gold-cob-4-escudos-Philip-IV-assayer-not-visible-rare-NGC-AU-details-cleaned_i59766392

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-- Lot 111: Atocha 1619 clear date Potosi (Bolivia) 8 Reales - Grade 1, nice patina!:

About as nice an Atocha piece as you'll ever find. Fairly common type for the wreck, but very UNcommon condition - if there was a "+" for Atocha grades, this is absolutely a "1+". Complete detail, well-struck on both sides, full weight w/no corrosion/seawear and attractive pewtery toning... MUCH nicer appearance than the stripped/overbuffed look a lot of Atocha pieces have. And, lest we forget, it comes WITH DATE - the bottom half of the full 1619 is readily visible. Comes complete with full photocert. and flip tag.

Compare to what you find on eBay (and others in this auction), even other Grade 1 pieces, and you'll see this is a piece for the collector who seeks quality.

https://www.icollector.com/BOLIVIA-Potos-cob-8-reales-1619-T-Grade-1_i59766492

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-- Lot 130: 1617 Potosi (Bolivia) 8 Reales from the "Dry Tortugas" wreck:

Scarce wreck provenance. Commonly called "Dry Tortugas", the actual ship name is "...(many Spanish religious names)... Rosario". This was another doomed ship of the 1622 Fleet along with the Atocha and the Santa Margarita. The coins salvaged from the wreck site were rather scattered and exposed and often in rather poor condition. This example has a striking look - it clearly shows significant environmental impact on one portion of the coin, yet VERY boldly contrasted detail where it was obviously protected by another coin(s). Super bold mintmark, assayer and digit "7" of the 1617 date. Desirable with the original early 90s Seahawk numbered COA.

https://www.icollector.com/BOLIVIA-Potos-cob-8-reales-1617-M_i59766511

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-- Lot 854: RARE UNHOLED & STRAIGHT GRADED!! Galano (aka "Royal" or "Redondo") 1638 Potosi (Bolivia) 8 Reales:

If you know, you know... Galanos (Royals) RARRRRRRRELY EVER come without a hole/plugged hole or some other mount mark. This one miraculously escaped that fate and is STRAIGHT-GRADED XF40 at PCGS! Slightly doubled full detail... exception being the last digit isn't perfectly struck up. The bottom half is discernible and the coin diematches 1638 as shown in the authoritative Lazaro reference.

If you've seen the piece and have been contemplating it... not that I'm biased or anything, but I would make your play for it. I strongly suspect that a high-end dealer will look to scoop it up then mark it up to moon money and wait until they get it because GOOD LUCK EVER FINDING ANOTHER UNHOLED & STRAIGHT-GRADED. This is your chance at a very attainable level for the special piece that this is.

https://www.icollector.com/BOLIVIA-Potos-cob-8-reales-Royal-galano-1638-TR-very-rare-PCGS-XF40-finest-known_i59768628

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-- Lot 1327: Ferdinand & Isabella 1500s 4 Reales - RARE Segovia mint, VF25:

If you are an advanced collector of Reyes Catolicos coinage I probably don't have to tell you this, but I almost GUARANTEE that you won't find another example here in the U.S. Rare, rare denomination/mint combo with eye-popping valuations in the Calico guide. Checking ACsearch, I find only (5) different examples appearing at auction in the last 12-15 years. (3) of them were some combo of crummy, corroded, damaged and still sold on average for about $1500-2000... the other (2) are quite nice and brought $10-12,000 apiece!!!

This piece represents a nice middle ground for the dedicated collector. Obviously somewhat weakly-struck central detail, a few darker toning spots on the reverse... but overall a nice look with rich, old patina and a wonderfully large, round flan that fully frames the legends.

Again, this is another example of "find another" (let alone here in the States), let alone at an attractive starting bid. This is another piece where I suspect a peninsular Spain dealer or flipper will turn this around for a significantly higher price back in Espana in inventory or at auction Aureo, Cayon, Vico - now's your chance.

https://www.icollector.com/SPAIN-Segovia-4-reales-Ferdinand-Isabel-assayer-A-above-quatrefoil-to-left-mintmark-aqueduct-on_i59769191