Help Identify 1/4 Gold Coin/Medal

Windycity

Anyone familiar with this? Test positive as pure gold and weighs 1/4 oz. Can find anything about it.

TwoKopeiki

Neat medal / token.

Closest I found was this silver one that also lacks in concrete information, but the seller seems to think HH can be Heinz Hoyer: https://worthpoint.com/worthopedia/german-medal-res-aeterna-signum-475733584

The reverse with RES AETERNA SIGNUM SALUTIS NUMMIS MUNDI around five circled heraldic eagles and lions seems have been used in a number of other medals / tokens. None of the ones I saw online give any additional information.

Here's a neat one with the same reverse in the Royal Collection that was gifted to QEII commemorating her visit to Germany in 1965: https://rct.uk/collection/444991/germany-medal-commemorating-the-state-visit-of-h-m-the-queen-to-germany-1965

Some other examples with different obverses:

https://worthpoint.com/worthopedia/1992-german-gold-commemorative-token-164008128

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces93502.html

https://ricardo.ch/de/a/silbermedaille-indianerkopf-m.-zahl-1492-1036914456/

Surprisingly, searching for Hanlegulden only brings up a few results. Here's a silver medal with the same obverse and a different reverse:

https://todocoleccion.net/medallas-tematicas/medalla-plata-hanlegulden~x117237579

TwoKopeiki

You can try reaching out to Munzen Medaillen to see if the Heinz Hoyer thing is accurate:

https://muenzenundmedaillen.de/designer

Windycity

Helpful... thanks. Interesting that the only gold one is the one presented to the Queen. Will keep researching.

Timbuk3

Very nice, I like it !!!

JBK

@TwoKopeiki said:
Surprisingly, searching for Hanlegulden only brings up a few results.

Great research!

But, I don't think the word is "Hanlegulden" as the "l" in Gulden is shaped differently than the first letter. Maybe that first letter is an old time "s"? If you Google "Hansegulden" there are lots of relevant hits.

Windycity

Very helpful. thanks!!