Sensational, exquisite, delightful. How would you describe this specimen of the 10,000,000 Polish mark 1923 banknote in one word? A very well-preserved banknote with an excellent appearance for this type of design, appreciated by PMG with a 2nd note. Only 1 item rated higher.
We strive to ensure that our customers always have a choice. From now on, we are supplementing our auction ladder with an extremely wide range of banknotes. Two “thousands” General have just joined it. The banknotes are probably well known to everyone from their extremely popular branded issue. Interestingly, items Read more…
Two-denomination coins minted in Warsaw and St. Petersburg are, in our opinion, but also in the opinion of many collectors, numismatic items still greatly undervalued and underestimated by the numismatic market. Looking at the dynamics of price increases, e.g. coins of the Second Polish Republic and Royal Poland, these proverbial Read more…
The first and rarer vintage of the Gdańsk szóstak coins of Augustus III. A beautiful piece close to mint condition. After a few days of break due to trips, we are back to presenting the most interesting features of the November auction – and there is a lot to present. Read more…
5-grosz coins of the Duchy of Warsaw were minted from 1/24 of the Prussian thaler. As a rule, the original drawing is not clearly visible. It is rare to find pieces with such clearly visible elements of the coin on which they were minted. A beautiful piece with both sides Read more…
A beautiful, mint piece of the Leipzig szóstak coin of Augustus II the Strong from 1702. On the reverse there are the initials E.P.H. – Leipzig mintmaster Ernest Piotr Hecht. One of the few monetary issues minted for Poland by the first Saxon on the Polish throne. Minted contrary to Read more…
This is what a specimen 6 kreuzer should look like. We have seen a lot, but not yet such an exquisitely preserved Hungarian 6 kreuzer of Leopold I. What grade do you expect?