GOETZ: K-93 25 Pfennig Notgeld

cacheman · June 6, 2005 5:44AM

K-93 25 Pfennig "Notgeld", 1918, Versilbert (silver-plated brass), 21.9mm, 2.71 g. RR City of Laufen, District A. Bishop St. Rupert on Obverse and denomination with wheat on reverse. These were private issue patterns that were never used. Struck also in iron.

AuldFartte · June 6, 2005 6:52AM

That is cool !!! The obverse is reminiscent of some medieval stuff I've seen.

cosmicdebris · June 6, 2005 7:43AM

I had a chance to get a set of these and passed.

cacheman · June 6, 2005 7:53AM

<< <i>I had a chance to get a set of these and passed.

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Interesting, as they have only been offered once by the primary Goetz auction house once in the past 15 years...

cacheman · June 7, 2005 1:26AM

BTW, I just placed a very large complaint to the auctionhouse about these showing up in versilbert (silver-plate) as opposed to what was listed in the auction catalog as 'silberabschlage' (silver)...I mean these are no less rare but obviously their intrinsic and market value is less.

Sylvestius · June 7, 2005 3:22AM

Hey i like it!

theboz11 · June 7, 2005 3:38AM

MSD61 · June 7, 2005 3:50AM

Outstanding!

cosmicdebris · July 11, 2005 5:59AM

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<< <i>I had a chance to get a set of these and passed.

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Interesting, as they have only been offered once by the primary Goetz auction house once in the past 15 years...

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Stack's had a set up for auction last year.

cacheman · July 11, 2005 6:04AM

The same sale as the large Goetz collection?

cosmicdebris · July 11, 2005 6:12AM

Yep the February 2004 mail bid sale.

cosmicdebris · July 11, 2005 6:24AM

It was lot 700 and had all (4) pieces it only sold for $40.00 and I did not bid

1jester · July 11, 2005 7:28AM

Nice looking token!

cacheman · July 11, 2005 7:50AM

<< <i>It was lot 700 and had all (4) pieces it only sold for $40.00 and I did not bid

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Those were iron examples which, I assume, were more common than the copper/brass/versilbert set. It would have still been nice to have it at that price.

I go back through that sale and marvel at the weak prices the entire Goetz sale brought. I think I ended up with 40 or so medals from this sale and I wish I had gotten another 40 because you can't touch a single piece for double or triple what they sold for such a short time ago. I remember wondering who the newbie was that was spending $1500 on the large Olympic piece was...I had gotten mine for $400 severak months earlier...they are now going for $1500 and higher. Thank God I've got two of them...

I'm still waiting for my Schaaf 320G2 3 Mark pattern to show...maybe tomorrow.

cosmicdebris · July 11, 2005 8:57AM

<<I'm still waiting for my Schaaf 320G2 3 Mark pattern to show...maybe tomorrow>>

Just don't make me wait a year for an image of it.

cacheman · July 11, 2005 9:06AM

I have a hard time completing images of patterns because they are never as good as the pattern looks in real life...I'm anal that way...

elverno · July 11, 2005 9:44AM

I really like this piece. I think the iron examples would be interesting at the very least. The Goetz market has certainly moved quickly, much more quickly than the Napoleonic medal market thank God. I would think that a refund of a portion of your purchase price would be in order because of the mistake on the metal...

cacheman · July 11, 2005 10:58AM

I split the difference with the auctionhouse and they gave me a hundred euro credit towards my next successful bids...

Steve27 · July 11, 2005 8:09PM

"The obverse is reminiscent of some medieval stuff I've seen. "

I agree, nice design!

sumnom · July 11, 2005 8:14PM

Thanks for the image. That is great.

GOETZ: K-93 25 Pfennig Notgeld

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