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Overview Auction 12 from 28 September 2019.Pdf THE COINHOUSE AUCTIONS OVERVIEW AUCTION N° 12 28/09/2019 Lot nr Title Starting bid Nota's 1 Greek Coinage, Kings of Macedonia, Alexander III The Great, Silver Tetradrachm circ 336-323 BC, 180,00 2 Byzantine Coinage, Tiberius, Beautiful Gold Solidus, 582-602 AD, VF/XF 200,00 3 Byzantine Coinage, Andronicus Palaeologus, Nice Gold Hyperpyron, 1282-1328 AD, VF 150,00 4 Antique Coinage, Mixed Reigns, Very Good lot with 3 different Antique coins in various grades 70,00 5 Antique Coinage, Mixed Reigns, Very Good lot with 3 different Antique coins in various grades 70,00 6 Antique Coinage, Mixed Reigns, Very Good lot with 3 different Antique coins in various grades 70,00 7 Afghanistan, Islamic State, 500 Afghanis Silver 1998 Marco Polo Sheep, KM 1034, Proof 25,00 8 Albania, Peoples Socialist Republic, 50 Leke Silver (5 Oz) 1987 Seaport of Durazzo and Sailing 120,00 9 Alderney, British Dependency, 2 Pounds Silver 1992 Sailing Ship, KM 3a, Proof in original box. 20,00 10 Alderney, British Dependency, 2 Pounds Silver PIEDFORT 1992 Sailing Ship, KM P3, Proof in 45,00 11 Alderney, British Dependency, 2 Pounds Silver 1997 Atlantic Puffin Birds, KM 16a, Proof 15,00 12 Andorra, Principality, 10 Diners Silver 1995 Running Wolf, KM 113, Proof 20,00 13 Andorra, Principality, 10 Diners Silver 1996 Diving European Otter , KM A127, Proof 15,00 14 Andorra, Principality, 10 Diners Silver 1997 Red Fox with kit, KM 131, Proof 15,00 15 Andorra, Principality, Nice new Circulation coins set (7) 2013, Flora and Fauna, B.UNC 5,00 16 Argentina, Republic, 3000 Pesos Silver 1978 Soccer ball and map, KM 80, UNC 10,00 17 Armenia, Republic, 100 Dram Silver 1995 United Nations Anniversary, KM 72, Proof in original box. 20,00 18 Armenia, Republic, 100 Dram Silver 1997 Caucasian Otter, KM 71a, Proof 20,00 19 Armenia, Republic, 100 Dram Silver 2007 Lake Sevan Salmon, KM 153, Proof 50,00 20 Armenia, Republic, 100 Dram Silver 2007 Armenian Viper, KM 154, Proof 50,00 21 Armenia, Republic, 200 Dram Silver 2012 Noahs Ark and Sunrise, KM 197.1, Proof 10,00 22 Ascension Island, British Administration, 50 Pence Silver 1998 Frigate Birds, KM 9a, Proof 15,00 23 Ascension Island, British Administration, 50 Pence Silver 1998 White-tailed Tropic Bird, KM 10a, 15,00 24 Australia, Private Tokens, Edwd. De Carle & Co. Melbourne Victoria, 1 Penny Copper 1855 Lion in 25,00 25 Australia, Commonwealth, Elisabeth II, 1 Dollar Silver (1Oz) 2011 Kookaburra, KM NL, Prooflike 15,00 26 Australia, Commonwealth, 5 Dollars Silver 2000 Olympics - Kookaburra, KM 516, Proof in original 20,00 www.thecoinhouse-auctions.eu 1 THE COINHOUSE AUCTIONS OVERVIEW AUCTION N° 12 28/09/2019 Lot nr Title Starting bid Nota's 27 Australia, Commonwealth, 5 Dollars Silver 2001 Sir Donald Bradman, KM 761, Proof in original box 25,00 28 Australia, Commonwealth, 20 Dollars Silver 1993 Athletes on Olympic Podium, KM 218, Proof 15,00 29 Australia, Commonwealth, 20 Dollars Silver 1993 Four Swimmers on Pool, KM 219, Proof 15,00 30 Australia, Commonwealth, 1 Sovereign Gold 1912P George V facing left, KM 29, A.UNC (*) 340,00 31 Austria, Republic, 2 Schilling Silver 1932 Birth of Joseph Haydn, KM 2848, UNC 10,00 32 Austria, Republic, 200 Schillings Silver 1995 Ribbon Dancer, KM 3026, Proof 15,00 33 Austria, Republic, 200 Schillings Silver 1995 Slalom Skier, KM 3027, Proof 15,00 34 Bahamas, Commonwealth, 50 Cents Silver 1974 Blue Marlin, KM 64a, Proof 10,00 35 Bahamas, Commonwealth, 1 Dollar Silver 1966 Conch Shell, KM 8, UNC 5,00 36 Bahamas, Commonwealth, 1 Dollar Silver 1974 Conch Shell, KM 65a, Proof 15,00 37 Bahamas, Commonwealth, 2 Dollars Silver 1973 Two Flamingos, KM 23, UNC 10,00 38 Bahamas, Commonwealth, 2 Dollars Silver Multicolor 1995 Hibiscus Flower, KM 164, Proof 20,00 39 Bahamas, Commonwealth, 2 Dollars Silver 1997 Spotfin Butterfly Fish, KM 198, Proof 15,00 40 Bahamas, Commonwealth, 10 Dollars Silver 1987 Queen Isabelle and Columbus, KM 120, Proof in 20,00 41 Bahamas, Commonwealth, 10 Dollars Silver 1989 Columbus with Flag, KM 128, Proof in original 15,00 42 Bahamas, Commonwealth, 25 Dollars Silver (3.6 Oz) 1985 Columbus Discovery of America, KM 90,00 43 Bahamas, Commonwealth, 25 Dollars Silver (4 Oz) 1989 Columbus Dawn of the New World, KM 100,00 44 Barbados, Commonwealth, 1 Penny Copper 1788 Small Head - Large Pineapple, KM Tn5, VG/F 10,00 45 Barbados, Commonwealth, 5 Dollars Silver 1995 United Nations Anniversary, KM 62a, Proof 15,00 46 Belarus, Republic, 20 Roubles Silver with orange glass crystal 2005, Symon th Musician, KM 92, 40,00 47 Belarus, Republic, 20 Roubles Silver with blue glass crystal 2005, Snow Queen, KM 93, Matte Proof 40,00 48 Belarus, Republic, 20 Roubles Silver with white glass crystal 2005, Little Prince, KM 94, Matte Proof 40,00 49 Belarus, Republic, 20 Roubles Silver with yellow glass crystal 2005, Stone Flower, KM 95, Matte 35,00 50 Belarus, Republic, 20 Roubles Silver with Red Amber 2006, Campfire, KM 148, Matte Proof 40,00 51 Belarus, Republic, 20 Roubles Silver with red glass crystal 2007, Alice and the March Hare, KM 161, 40,00 52 Belarus, Republic, 20 Roubles Silver with yellow glass crystal 2007, Alice and Chess Board, KM 162, 40,00 www.thecoinhouse-auctions.eu 2 THE COINHOUSE AUCTIONS OVERVIEW AUCTION N° 12 28/09/2019 Lot nr Title Starting bid Nota's 53 Belarus, Republic, 20 Roubles Silver 2008 Minsk City Views, KM 180, Proof 50,00 54 Belarus, Republic, 20 Roubles Silver 2008 David of Garadzen, KM 184, Proof 20,00 55 Belarus, Republic, 20 Roubles Silver 2008 House Warming Theme , KM 190, Proof 45,00 56 Belarus, Republic, 20 Roubles Silver 2009 Straw Plaiting - Horse, KM 363, Proof 45,00 57 Belarus, Republic, 20 Roubles Silver/Color 2010 Age of Majority - Flower, KM 241, Proof 35,00 58 Belarus, Republic, 20 Roubles Silver 2010 Slavic Woman - Madonna and Child, KM 256, Proof 45,00 59 Belarus, Republic, 20 Roubles Silver/Color 2010 Ivan Khrutsky - Color Painting, Rectangle Shape, 45,00 60 Belize, Commonwealth, Official Annual Silver Proof Coin Set (8) 1974 in original box, KM PS2, Proof 50,00 61 Benin, Peoples Republic, 1000 Francs Silver 1999 Johannes Gutenberg, KM 39, Proof 15,00 62 Benin, Peoples Republic, 1000 Francs Silver 1999 Wildlife - Elephant with Calf, KM 51, Proof 30,00 63 Bermuda, British Colony, 1 Dollar Silver 1989 Monarch Butterflies, KM 61a, UNC 15,00 64 Bermuda, British Colony, 1 Dollar Silver 1997 Rock Skink, KM 119, Proof 20,00 65 Bhutan, Kingdom, 300 Ngultrums Silver 1995 United Nations Anniversary, KM 80, Proof 20,00 66 Bolivia, Colonial, Ferdinand VII, 8 Reales Silver 1815 PTS PJ Laureate Head, KM 84, VF 50,00 67 Bolivia, Republic, 8 Soles Silver 1851 PTS FM Bare Head left without value, KM 109, XF 20,00 68 Bolivia, Melgarejo Coinage, 1/2 Melgarejo Silver 1865 Short Beards, KM 145.2, VF 10,00 69 Bolivia, Republic, 50 Centavos (1/2 Boliviano) Silver 1893 Crossed Flags, KM 161.5, SUP 10,00 70 British Virgin Islands, British Colony, 1 Dollar Silver 1974 Magnificent Frigate, KM 6a, Proof 15,00 71 Bulgaria, Principality, Alexander I, 2 Stotinki Bronze 1881 Crowned arms, KM 1, XF ! 5,00 72 Cameroon, Republic, 100 Francs Nickel 1972 Three Giant Eland, KM 16, One year type, UNC 5,00 73 Canada, Confederation, 50 Cents Silver Plated Multicolor 2014 Empress of Ireland, KM 1636, Proof 20,00 74 Canada, Confederation, 1 Dollar Silver 2003 Cobalt Mining Centennial, KM 450, Proof in original box 30,00 75 Canada, Confederation, 1 Dollar Silver 2004 Poppy on Maple Leaf, KM 511, Proof in original box 45,00 76 Canada, Confederation, 1 Dollar Silver Coloured 2005 National Flag, KM 549b, SCARCE, Proof in 140,00 77 Canada, Confederation, 1 Dollar Silver Coloured 2006 Medal of Bravery, KM 656a, Proof in original 90,00 78 Canada, Confederation, 1 Dollar Silver Gilt 2009 Montreal Canadiens, KM 865, Proof in original box 120,00 www.thecoinhouse-auctions.eu 3 THE COINHOUSE AUCTIONS OVERVIEW AUCTION N° 12 28/09/2019 Lot nr Title Starting bid Nota's 79 Canada, Confederation, 1 Dollar Silver Color (5 Oz) 2015 Big Coin Series - Common Loon, KM 420,00 80 Canada, Confederation, 1 Dollar Silver Color 2016 Lucky Loonie, KM 2089a, Proof in original box 40,00 81 Canada, Confederation, 1 Dollar Silver Color 2016 Canadian Athletes, KM 2098, Proof in original 40,00 82 Canada, Confederation, 3 Dollars Silver Gold Plated 2011 Orca Whale, KM 1089, Proof in original 25,00 83 Canada, Confederation, 3 Dollars Silver Gold Plated 2011 Black footed Ferret, KM 1151, Proof in 25,00 84 Canada, Confederation, 5 Dollars Silver Coloured Hologram 2003 Maple Leaf Summer Colors, KM 25,00 85 Canada, Confederation, 5 Dollars Silver 2004 Moose Coin and Stamp Set, KM 514, Proof in original 25,00 86 Canada, Confederation, 5 Dollars Silver Laser Engraved 2005 Maple Leaf, KM 924, Proof in original 30,00 87 Canada, Confederation, 8 Dollars Silver 2004 Grizzly Bear Coin and Stamp Set, KM 515, Proof in 60,00 88 Canada, Confederation, Set 2 x 8 Dollar Silver Gilt 2005 Pacific Railway Anniversary, KM 597/598, 60,00 89 Canada, Confederation, 15 Dollars Silver 1992 Coaching Track, KM 215, Proof 15,00 90 Canada, Confederation, 15 Dollars Silver 1992 High Jump and Speed skating, KM 216, Proof 15,00 91 Canada, Confederation, 15 Dollars Silver with Gold Cameo 1999 Year of the Rabbit, KM 331, Proof 45,00 92 Canada, Confederation, 15 Dollars Silver with Gold Cameo 2002 Year of the Horse, KM 463, Proof 45,00 93 Canada, Confederation, 15 Dollars Silver with Gold Cameo 2003 Year of the Sheep, KM 481, Proof 45,00 94 Canada, Confederation, 15 Dollars Silver with Gold Cameo 2006 Year of the Dog, KM 587, Proof in 80,00 95 Canada, Confederation,
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