Krakow half-grosz of Casimir III the Great. Beautiful and at the same time very rare in terms of typology. What more could you want? The coin is beautifully preserved for this type, absolutely deservedly rated 2+ by us. Perfectly preserved mint luster in the background. A rare coin (Kopicki R5) with a scepter in the inner rim and the figure of a beardless ruler. We recommend it for really serious collections of coins of this period.
A very rare type of Poznań denarii of Sigismund III Vasa, graded with the highest rarity grades – undated (Kopicki 7947 (R8), Tyszkiewicz 50 Mk?). This variant features a late crown. The specimen boasts very Read more…
Friday, oh Friday… – oh, how we love to receive such beautiful banknotes with such noble grades, and it seems like these banknotes like us too. During the September and November auctions, one could say Read more…
An excellent note and a phenomenal presentation of the coin – this is a recipe for an outstanding coin. This is certainly the case with the 3 kreuzers of Leopold I from 1666. Just take Read more…
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