Holy Roman Empire Rudolf II 10 Ducats

Rudolf II. 1576-1612.
10 ducats n.d. Prague. Triple embossing. 34.56 g. Mint master Benedikt Huebmer. MAXI Û I Û CARO Û V Û ET FERD Û D Û G Û ROM Û CÆS Û REG Ú HISP Ü É The crowned and armored busts of Emperors Maximilian I, Charles V and Ferdinand I side by side r.//¥ HVNG Û BO Û DAL Û CRO zc Û ARCHID Û AVST Û DV Û BVRG double eagle, on the chest double coat of arms (Castile / Austria).Dietiker 556; Fb. 14 d; Halacka 478 a.

GOLD. RR Pretty gold patina, tiny. Marginal flaws, very fineIn his essay on the so-called triple eminence, the author Ivo Halacka considers this type to be very likely under Emperor Rudolf II.

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Rudolf II., 1576-1612. 10 Dukaten o. J., Prag. Dietiker 556; Fb. 14 d; H(https://www.kuenker.de/en/auktionen/stueck/288899)

1820 Canada Northwest Company Token

Northwest Company copper Holed Token 1820 AU58 Brown NGC, Br-925 (R5), FT-10B, Robins-29106. Engrailed edge (The Charlton Catalog designation of "reeded" for the edge is incorrect). Medal alignment. It is also one of the finest known examples, as the strike is superb, the surfaces iridescent, and no real evidence of corrosion. Perhaps exceeded in condition only by the John J. Ford unholed, plain edge token, sold in our auction of the Doug Robins Collection, Lot 29103. Extremely Rare. Sold with old collector envelope detailed provenance.

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Canada: Northwest Company copper Holed Token 1820 AU58 Brown NGC,...(https://coins.ha.com/itm/canada/canada-northwest-company-copper-holed-token-1820-au58-brown-ngc-/a/61202-97064.s)

1876 U.S. Mint Centennial Medal

1876 U.S. Centennial Medal. Julian CM-11. Bronze, 57 mm.

Designed by William Barber. About 7,000 of these 57mm bronze medals were struck by the U.S. Mint. The reverse design of rising Liberty with unsheathed sword was one of the iconic pattern of the whole series, and therefore makes the relatively low mintage medal highly sought after. Offered with the original case as issued, which is probably much rarer than the medal itself.

This is an exceptionally well preserved, brilliant uncirculated specimen with lovely deep toning.

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1876 UNITED STATES CENTENNIAL MEDAL, JULIAN CM-11(http://www.bsrarecoins.com/1876-united-states-centennial-medal-julian-cm-11/)