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Show us a saint!
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My current "Box of 20"
Huh... I actually thought this would be a cool collecting them but underwhelmed by response so far. @Tibor should have some I think?
Here is one from Metz with St. Stephen (the protomartyr) that I enjoy the motif, although as pointed out by @lordmarcovan the hand of god looks pretty creepy.
And from Venice, St. Mark...
My current "Box of 20"
Those are pretty cool @Bob13
8 Reales Madness Collection
St. Peter enthroned. A 4 Groten from the Bremen mint.
Jesus Christ on a Gothic throne, A goldgulden from the Deutz mint near Cologne.
St. John the Baptist holding lamb. A goldgulden from the Frankfurt mint.
St. Peter holding staff a nd key. A groschen from the Bacharach mint.
St. Kilian standing. A schilling from the Wurzburg mint. ID should read I-355
Virgin Mary holding Christ Child. Ducat minted in Hamburg.
@Tibor - I new I could count on you! Outstanding coins!
I just picked up this Mary and Child coin myself:
My current "Box of 20"
St. John the Baptist holding book and lamb. Goldgilden from the Swabia mint.
ID should read I-358.
Madonna and Christ Child. A mariengroscen from the Aachen mint.
Christ on throne. A goldgulden possibly from the Heidelberg mint.
This piece, an R6,in Bob Levinson's 2nd. edition book lists this piece as
unique, likely unique or uncollectible. It is pictured in his book.
John the Baptist holding lamb. Different year and a little nicer.
St. Philip holding cross. Florin d'or from the Antwerp mint. It's not a
pretty coin but I've been out bid on two occasions trying to upgrade.
These are a sample of what I have. For some such as the 1444 groschen, I have several
other years and mints. They are not nearly as nice as the one pictured here. Since I collect
"Early Dated" coins, for me the clarity of the date is most important. The condition of the
coin, while important is secondary. I have a few others but they are not imaged yet.
@Bob13 WOW!!! that piece is amazing.
Charles III Album
Charles III Portrait Set
Charles IV Album
Charles IV Portrait Set
Pacific Northwest Numismatic Association
Love those early dated coins, especially the different numeral 4 and 7 in the dates.
Venice St. Mark:
Venice Ducat, Doge Pasquale Cicogna, 1585-1595
Gold, 20 mm, 3.50 gm
Obverse: Left Saint Mark, standing and facing right with banner, right, the Doge kneeling
S M VENET DVX PASC CICON
("Sacra Moneta Venetiae Dux Paschalis Ciconia" or "Sacred Money of Venice Duke Pasquale Cicogna")
Reverse: Christ standing with Book of Gospels, surrounded by stars and oval
SIT T XPE DAT QTV REGIS ISTE DVCAT
("Sit tibi, Christe, datus, quem tu regis, iste ducatus" or "O Christ, let this duchy, which you rule, be dedicated to you")
The Mysterious Egyptian Magic Coin
Coins in Movies
Coins on Television
A silver pfennig from Munster with St. Paul. Popped up on EBay and it’s my first newp in a long time. Looks like some cool colors.
My current "Box of 20"
I’m a few months late to this thread, but here’s my Saint George.
All saints day is When ?
Happy Halloween !
If your a sports fan and a youth making the rounds, than this for you.
The New Orleans Saints.
The Madonna
