1537 Silver Medal of Karl V

Silver medal 1537, after H. Reinhart. Ghosted Breast Picture r. with beret, robed cloak and the chain of the Order of the Golden Fleece, in the right scepter, in the leftimperial apple // crowned double-headed eagle, on the chest four-bladed shield with center shield, surrounded by the chain of the Order of the Golden Fleece, to the sides ever acrowned pillar. 65.16 mm; 85.10 g. Habich II, 1, 1926; Coll. Lanna 598; Bernhart 93.

Contemporary font. Fields chiselled, very beautiful-exquisite

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Karl V., 1519-1558. Silbergußmedaille 1537, Habich II, 1, 1926; Slg. La(https://www.kuenker.de/en/auktionen/stueck/230242)

1770 Royal Academy Prize Medal

Royal Academy Prize Medal, silver prize, 1770, by T. Pingo, laureate bust of George III right within border of leaves and pellets, GEORGIUS III D. G. MAGN. BRIT. FR. ET.HIB. REX, rev. a representation of the Torso Belvedere by Cipriani within a beaded circle, STUDY/ R. AC. INSTITUTED/ 1768, edge engraved, To Mr Stephen Francis Rigaud For ADrawing Of An Academy Figure, 1794, 55 mm (BHM 133), contained in original shagreen case. Two edge knocks on the obverse and slightly rubbed on the high points, otherwisenearly extremely fine and extremely rare. £1450.00 The Royal Academy was founded in London in 1768 under the patronage of George III.

Stephen Francis Dutilh Rigaud (1777-1861). Painter. Son of John Francis Rigaud. Admitted to the Royal Academy in 1792.

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1792 Barbados Copper Penny Token

BARBADOS (WEST INDIES). Copper penny token. 13.16 gm. 30 mm. 1792. Head left wearing a coronet with a plume of three feathers / George III as Neptune seated in achariot, being pulled left by two hippocampi; BARBADOES • PENNY 1792 around. Pridmore 15. KM TN 10. Spink (Colonial) Tn 10. Extremely Fine; depression across trident on reversethat was in flan before the piece was struck.

Made by John Milton in July 1792. In 1789 Milton became assistant engraver at the Royal Mint. These private issue tokens were made for Sir Philip Gibbs, a planter.Interestingly, this was soon after the first issues of the provincial token coinage series that Dalton and Hamer catalogued in the early 20th century. Zeitgeist....

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E-Auction 32 Lot 147 (https://davcoin.com/lot/e-auction-32-lot-147)

1899 Barber Dime

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1899 Barber Dime PCGS MS64+(https://www.davidkahnrarecoins.com/1899-10c-barber-dime-pcgs-ms64-19188352.html)

1901 Yale Bicentennial Medal

Sterling Silver Table Medal with obverse depicting Truth guiding Apollo's chariot. At top, LVX ET / VERITAS; signed at bottom, B L PRATT. The reverse bears five lines ofinscription flanked by burning torches, VNIVERSITAS YALENSIS / A D MDCCCCI / CONCELEBRAT / COLLEGIVM YALENSE / A D MDCCI CONDITVM. The edge is hallmarked TIFFANY & CO. Ref:Marqusee 325. 2 3/4" diam. 5.625 ozt. Some wear. Bela Lyon Pratt was himself a graduate of Yale and was commissioned in 1899 by Professors Weir and Niemeyer to design thismedal for the upcoming 200th anniversary of Yale College.

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1901 SILVERMEDAL BY TIFFANY FOR THE BICENTENNIAL OF YALE, DESIGNED BY BELA LYON PRATT (MA/ME/CT, 1867-1917)(https://live.thomastonauction.com/lots/view/1-294YJJ/1901-silver-medal-by-tiffany-for-the-bicentennial-of-yale-designed-by-bela-lyon-pratt-mamect-1867-1917)

Ingle System Token Dispenser Register

Description: Ingle System Token Dispenser Register, 1909 onwards
Dayton, Ohio. American payment system, companies used the token to pay their employees, thus ensuring their loyalty to the company stores. 6 coin chutes, marble tray, oak casewith 3 cash drawers, original top sign, overall height 22 c in., with key and 12 Ingle System tokens in various values.

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Lot 296: Ingle System Token Dispenser Register, 1909 onwards(https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/ingle-system-token-dispenser-register-1909-onwar-296-c-4de4c58938)

Helen Hayes' Circus Saints and Sinners Medal

Helen Hayes' ''Circus Saints and Sinners'' gold medal adorned with a triad of diamonds. Hayes counted this award along with her Emmy, Grammy, Oscar andTony, one of just eleven people ever to win all four. Hayes was also the recipient of the National Medal of Arts and Presidential Medal of Freedom. The Circus Saints and Sinnersorganization in Pittsburgh, PA began as a retirement fund for circus performers. It segued into broader philanthropic endeavors as the circus diminished when television tookcenter stage for entertainment. 14k gold medallion features the organization's logo dotted with a trinity of round brilliant cut diamonds, each measuring approximately .03carat. Engraved name ''CIRCUS SAINTS AND SINNERS'' arcs across the top. Reverse is engraved ''HELEN / HAYES / Lambert Bros.'' Top center features aloop for suspending from a chain. Medal measures 1.5'' in diameter. Faint scratching to reverse, else near fine. From the Helen Hayes estate.

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HELEN HAYES' MEDAL, MADE OF DIAMONDS & 14K GOLD(https://natedsanders.com/Helen_Hayes__Medal__Made_of_Diamonds___14k_Gold-ITEM49385.aspx)

1930 Uruguay 1 Peso Commemorative Banknote

We are thrilled to offer an iconic note of South America and one of the earliest examples of a commemorative banknote in history. Various nations and kingdoms have used coinsto commemorate important events since at least the 17th century, but commemorative banknotes are a relatively new phenomenon. This 1 Peso note from Uruguay was issued tocommemorate 100 years of independence of the nation. It is dated July 18th, 1930, the date the Uruguayan constitution was adopted in 1830. For this special milestone, the nationdecided to issue a three-note set (1, 5, 10 Pesos) which stood alone from their circulating notes at the time.

They enlisted the Bank of France and their distinct design style to create a beautiful note, with a helmeted woman on the obverse and a maritime scene on the reverse. The words"Centenario de 1830" feature prominently along the top. While it is not known how many of these notes were issued, they are very scarce today. When they do show up, they areusually heavily circulated. Our piece, graded a problem-free PMG XF40 shows little in the way of actual circulation, and the grade is most likely down to how this note has beenstored over the years. PMG has graded only nine examples of this note.

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Uruguay: 1930 1 Peso PMG 40 XF (P-17a) (https://www.davidlawrence.com/rare-coin/1302103)

1943 British Linen Bank £100 Banknote

British Linen Bank, £100, 3 March 1943, serial number Q/3 1/220, blue and pale red, red sunburst pattern art centre, arms top centre, Britannia at left, manuscriptsignature low left, printed signature of Mackenzie low right, reverse blue, Britannia at centre, value at left and right (PMS BL69b, Banknote Yearbook SC243b), last date andprefix for type, an original attractive extremely fine and rare

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BRITISH LINEN BANK, £100, 3 MARCH 1943,SERIAL NUMBER Q/3 1/220, (PMS BL69B, BANKNOTE YEARBOOK...(https://live.spink.com/lots/view/4-4UVQY/british-linen-bank-100-3-march-1943-serial-number-q3-1220-pms-bl69b-banknote-yearbook)