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Karlstephens@Earthlink.Net HOURS (9.Am Post Office Box 3038, Fallbrook, CA 92088 760-731-6138 Fax # 760-731-9132 email: [email protected] www.karlstephensinc.com HOURS (9.am. - 9 p.m. Pacific Standard Time) PRICE LIST #179, MARCH 2013 TERMS: IF WE HAVE NOT HAD THE PLEASURE OF YOUR BUSINESS BEFORE, KINDLY SEND 48 Denmark 1912 5 Öre. Y-22; KM-806. About EF.(Was $32.00). ·················· $25.00 PAYMENT BY A MONEY ORDER OR DRAFT (PERSONAL CHECKS ARE ACCEPTABLE, BUT MUST 49 Denmark 1882 10 Öre. Y-11; KM-795.1 (cat. @ $85 Fine). Scarce date. Good+.(Was $17.00). · $14.00 CLEAR). PLEASE SEND US YOUR REFERENCES TO ESTABLISH FUTURE CREDIT. ALL COINS ARE 50 Denmark 1935 Krone. Y-34; KM-824.2. Scarce. VF.(Was $59.00). ················ $36.00 GUARANTEED AS DESCRIBED. WE ALLOW A FULL WEEK'S RETURN PRIVILEGE (LIFETIME RETURN 51 Estonia 1934 Kroon. Y-15; KM-16. Viking ship. EF+.(Was $19.00).··············· $16.00 FOR AUTHENTICITY). 52 Ethiopia 1887-A (1894) 1/8 Birr. Y-6; KM-2 (cat. @ $50 VF). Scarce type. CH T- VF.(Was $39.00). ··············································· $35.00 PAY-PAL: AS A CONVENIENCE , WE WILL ACCEPT PAY-PAL FOR AN ADDITIONAL 3% CHARGE FOR 53 Finland 1865 10 Pennia. KM-5.1. VF.(Was $32.00). ······················· $21.00 UNITED STATES CUSTOMERS AND AN ADDITIONAL 4% CHARGE FOR CANADIAN AND OVERSEAS 54 Finland 1869-S 50 Pennia. Y-2.1 (cat. @ $300 XF). Scarce Russian issue. Lt. T- EF.(Was $295.00). $219.00 CUSTOMERS (THIS IS ONLY THE PERCENTAGE WHICH WE ARE CHARGED). 55 Finland 1865 5 Pennia. KM-4.1 (cat. @ $30 VF). VF.(Was $35.00). ··············· $22.00 56 France-Nevers & Rethel 1609 2 Liard. KM-12.1. Charles of Gonzaga. Nice Fine.(Was $25.00). $19.50 UNITED STATES: FOR POSTAGE AND HANDLING: ORDERS UP TO $150, PLEASE ADD $6.50. 57 France 1871-K 2 Francs. Y-45; KM-816.2. CH About EF / EF+. REDUCED TO.(Was $219.00). · $169.00 ORDERS $151 - $300, PLEASE ADD $8.00. ORDERS $301 - $500, PLEASE ADD $9.50. ORDERS $501 - $1000, PLEASE ADD $11.00. 58 France 15th Century Brass 27.8mm Jetton. Mitch-686. French shield / Long cross in quadralobe. EF, fine style.(Was $49.00). ······································· $42.00 CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS: PLEASE ADD THE SALES TAX THAT IS PERTINENT TO YOUR AREA. 59 France ND 15th Century AE 26mm Jetton. Large crown “Ave Maria Gracia” / Floriate cross in quadralobe. CH VF.(Was $49.00). ································· $42.00 CANADA/OVERSEAS: ALL OVERSEAS ORDERS WILL BE SENT PRO-FORMA INVOICES FIRST 60 Germany-Baden, 1808 6 Kreuzer. KM-140. Fine.(Was $25.00). ················· $19.50 UNLESS CREDIT HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED. ALL BILLS ARE TO BE PAID IN U.S. DOLLARS, DRAWN ON 61 Germany-Baden 1829-D Kreuzer. KM-189. Brown AU.(Was $65.00). ·············· $52.00 A U.S. BANK UNLESS OTHER ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE. REGISTERED MAIL FEE IS 62 Germany-Baden 1832 Commemorative Kreuzer. Bruce-XM1; Stutz-125. Recovery of Grand COMPUTED AS FOLLOWS: $12.95 FOR REGISTRATION ANDACTUAL POSTAGE. PLEASE NOTE: ALL Duchess. Rising sun over clouds / Radiate crowned monogram. EF.(Was $65.00). ········ $55.00 FOREIGN SHIPMENTS ARE SENT AT BUYERS RISK 63 Germany-Bavaria 1845 3 Kreuzer. KM-800. EF.(Was $15.00). ·················· $13.00 64 Germany-Brandenburg 1622 (or 1623) 6 Groschen. KM-101. Georg Wilhelm bust rt. About VF, PLEASE NOTE: DUE TO COSTS, WE HAVE HAD TO INSTITUTE A MINIMUM ORDER FEE OF $25. ANY very strong bust.(Was $79.00). ··································· $67.00 ORDER UNDER THIS AMOUNT WILL BE BILLED, EXCLUDING POSTAGE, FOR $25. 65 Germany-Brandenburg-Bayreuth 1724 Kreuzer. S-19; KM-123. Georg Wilhelm bust rt. / Eagle. Lt. Toned Lustrous AU.(Was $110.00). ································ $89.00 66 Germany-Brandenburg-Bayreuth 1746-CLR AR Pfennig. C-8; KM-180. Friedrich. VF.(Was $21.00). ··············································· $18.00 SHOW SCHEDULE: Baltimore March 14-17; CICF April 18-21; Long Beach June 6-8 67 Germany-Bremen 1674 Groten. KM-150. Titles of Leopold I. One year type. Fine+.(Was $36.00). · $29.00 68 Germany-Brunswick-Lüneburg-Calenberg 1652 2 MarienGroschen. KM-51. Georg II Wilhelm. Reverse rotated 90 degrees. VF, flan a bit wavy.(Was $27.00). ·················· $22.00 BARGAIN PAGE 69 Germany-Brunswick-Lüneburg-Calenberg-Hanover 1712-HCB St. Andreas 6 MarienGroschen. 1 Argentina 1882 10 Centavos. Y-3; KM-26. Lovely BU.(Was $45.00). ·············· $32.00 S-51; KM-63 (cat. @ $150 VF). George Ludwig. VF.(Was $98.00). ··············· $79.00 2 Australia 1912 3d. Lustrous EF.(Was $139.00). ·························· $69.00 70 Germany-Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel ND (c.1619) 1/24 Taler. KM-97 (cat. @ $50 VF). Titles of 3 Austria-Styria 1628 (Graz) Groschen. KM-626. Ferdinand II. VF+.(Was $49.00). ········ $35.00 Matthias. VF.(Was $45.00).····································· $37.00 4 Austria-Styria 1631 (Graz) Groschen. KM-709 (old KM-352). Ferdinand II. CH VF.(Was $39.00). $32.00 71 Germany-Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel 1814 2 Pfennigs. KM-1056. Choice Glossy EF-AU, really 5 Austria-Vienna 1661-CA Contemporary COUNTERFEIT Silvered 15 Kreuzer. As KM-1170. nice.(Was $69.00). ········································· $49.00 Leopold. About VF, knife hole obverse field.(Was $19.50). ···················· $16.00 72 Germany-Cologne 1759 1/4 Stüber. C-1; KM-135.1. Clemens August von Bayern. EF.(Was 6 Austria-Silesia (Brieg) 1694 15 Kreuzer. KM-525 (old KM-1298) (cat. @ $275 XF). Scarce. EF but $29.50). ··············································· $25.00 long scratch rather well hidden on bust.(Was $175.00). ······················ $150.00 73 Germany-Corvey 1656-VF 2 MarienGroschen. KM-56.2. Arnold IV. Nice VF.(Was $65.00). ·· $54.00 7 Belgium-Liege 1555 Brule de 4 Sols (Liard). Mig-110. George of Austria. 3 shields / Quartered arms 74 Germany-Dortmund 1753-HS 1/4 Stuber. C-1; KM-105. About VF.(Was $49.00). ········ $39.00 over long cross. About VF on a squarish flan.(Was $32.00).···················· $27.00 75 Germany-Eichstadt 1623 1/2 Batzen (2 Kreuzer). Cahn-685; KM-23(?). Very scarce. CH EF+, small 8 Belgium-Brabant 1625 (Brussels) Escalin. KM-52.3. Philip IV. VF, usual uneven strike.(Was flan clip 12 o’clock.(Was $175.00).································· $119.00 $37.00). ··············································· $33.00 76 Germany-Frankfurt am Main 1819 “Jew” Pfennig. KM-TN5. Shield within wreath. Choice Glossy 9 Belgium-Namur 1710 Liard. KM-37 (cat. @ $80 Fine). About VF.(Was $49.00). ········ $39.00 VF+.(Was $24.00). ········································· $19.50 10 Belgium 1864 10 Centimes. C-7; KM-22 (cat. @ $100 UNC). Lovely Lt. T- BU.(Was $55.00). · $45.00 77 Germany-Frankfurt am Main 1821-F Heller. KM-301. EF.(Was $21.00). ············· $18.00 11 Belgium 1880 2 Francs. Y-10; KM-39 (cat. @ $150 VF). 50th Anniv. Lt. Toned Choice 78 Germany-Frankfurt 1866 3 Kreuzer. C-30; KM-373. One year type. CH T- UNC VF-EF.(Was $139.00). ······································· $99.00 (NGC-MS65).(Was $98.00). ···································· $69.00 12 Bolivia 1893/83-CB OVERDATE 5 Centavos. Y-47a; KM-157.2. Lovely T- AU.(Was $22.00). $17.00 79 Germany-Hamm 1725 3 Pfennig. S-2; KM-75. CH VF+.(Was $37.00). ·············· $32.00 13 Bolivia 1888-FE 10 Centavos. KM-158.2. CH T- VF-EF.(Was $32.00). ············· $27.00 80 Germany-Hamm 1733 3 Pfennig. KM-75. Nice About VF.(Was $25.00). ············· $19.50 14 Bolivia 1891-CTS 10 Centavos. KM-158.3 (cat. @ $18 XF - $35 UNC). Lovely T- AU.(Was 81 Germany-Hanau-Lichtenberg 1693-SM 6 Albus. KM-99.1 (cat. @ $190 XF). Philipp Reinhard. EF, $22.00). ··············································· $16.00 some flan flaws at edge. REDUCED TO.(Was $135.00). ····················· $99.00 15 Bolivia 1895-ES-PTS 10 Centavos. Y-48a; KM-158.3 (cat. @ $60 UNC). CH T- EF+.(Was $32.00). $22.00 82 Germany-Hesse-Cassel 1755 Heller. KM-445. Wilhelm VIII monogram. VF-EF.(Was $49.00). · $42.00 16 Bolivia 1904-MM 20 Centavos. Y-49a; KM-159.2 (cat. @ $75 XF). Quite scarce. CH T- 83 Germany-Hesse-Cassel 1851 Silber Groschen. C-155; KM-615. AU.(Was $59.00). ······· $49.00 EF-AU.(Was $69.00).········································ $55.00 84 Germany-Hesse-Darmstadt 1855 Heller. KM-323. Lovely Glossy AU.(Was $35.00).······· $29.00 17 British North Borneo 1903-H 2½ Cents. Y-4; KM-4 (cat. @ $50 VF). VF.(Was $39.00).···· $32.00 85 Germany-Hesse-Darmstadt 1868 Kreuzer. KM-339 (cat. @ $60 UNC). Sharp BU with one 18 Canada 1858 (small date) 5 Cents. VF+, considerable traces of luster.(Was $59.00). ······ $49.00 pin-point spot.(Was $45.00). ···································· $37.00 19 Canada 1885 (small 5 over large 5) 5 Cents. Toned Fine, a number of tiny edge nicks.(Was $69.00).· $55.00 86 Germany-Jülich-Berg 1750 1/4 Stuber. C-1; S-83; KM-200. VF.(Was $34.00).·········· $28.00 20 Canada 1886 (small 6) 5 Cents. CH About EF, tiny rim nick.(Was $42.00).············ $35.00 87 Germany-Lippe-Detmold 1672-IH 4 MarienGroschen. KM-83. Simon Heinrich monogram. VF, 21 Canada 1886 (small 6) 5 Cents. VF.(Was $25.00). ························· $16.00 small hole 12 o’clock.(Was $29.00). ································ $25.00 22 Canada 1893 5 Cents. T- VF.(Was $17.00). ···························· $14.00 88 Germany-Mühlhausen in Thüringen 1707-ID 3 Pfennigs. Sch-9; KM-45. VF+, hairline flan crack. 23 Canada 1900-R.O 5 Cents. VF.(Was $62.00). ··························· $45.00 DRASTICALLY REDUCED TO.(Was $85.00). ························· $24.00 24 Canada 1901 5 Cents. VF.(Was $29.50). ······························ $24.00 89 Germany-Münster 1692-JD 1/48 Taler.
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