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Auksjon 166 - 17./18 Obj.nr. Utrop Obj.nr. Utrop Obj.nr. Utrop I 107 Samling med 20 mynter satt i HB på ark, flere i 2500 Norske mynter svært gode kvaliteter, noe 0-mynt. F.eks. 1926, Mynter fra dansketiden (før 1814) 27 og 49 i kv. 0, samt flere Oscarmynter og en I 1 1 12 sk 1721 kv. svak 1. 400 del Haakon. Høy katalogverdi, verdt et godt F 2 1+ 16 sk 1717 i kv. 1/1+. 500 gjennomsyn. I 3 1 16 sk 1717 kv. 1. 500 1-kroner x 4 24 sk 1738 kv. god 1. 500 I 108 1 1 kr 1875 i kv. 1. (2200) 1250 I 5 1 24 sk 1742 kv. 1, slitt løve, men ellers tydelig preg. 500 x 109 1 kr 1875 kv. 1. 1250 I 6 1/1+ 24 sk 1742 kv. 1/1+ 750 I 110 1 kr 1875 kv. 1/1-. (1700) 1000 I 7 1 24 sk 1743 kv. 1. 400 I 111 1- 1 kr 1877, 79, 81, 82 i kv. 1-. (ca. 1750) 1000 I 8 1 24 sk 1744 kv. 1. 500 I 112 1 1 kr 1877 og 85 i kv. 1-, 1898 i kv. 1. (ca. 1200) 700 I 9 1 24 sk 1745 kv. 1. 500 I 113 1 1 kr 1877 og 85 i kv. 1-, 97 i kv. 1. (1000) 600 I 10 1 24 sk 1747 kv. svak 1. 500 x 59 0 2 øre 1968 i kv. 0. (11000) 6000 I 114 1- 1 kr 1878 i kv. 1-. (5000) 3000 I 11 1/1- 24 sk 1755 kv. 1/1-. 350 I 60 2 øre. Samling i Siegalbum, komplett minus 1910, 750 I 115 1 kr 1881 kv. 1/1-. 500 I 12 1+ 24 sk 1757 kv. 1+. 900 11, 14, 17, 20 og 68. VK. I 116 1/1- 1 kr 1885 i kv.1/1-, 89 og 93 i kv. ca. 1. (ca. 1600) 900 I 13 1/1- 24 sk 1773 kv. 1/1-, medfølger 24 sk 1755 med 400 5-ører I 117 1 1 kr 1887, 90, 92 i kv. ca. 1. (ca. 1750) 900 kraftig merke, kanskje etter anheng. I 61 5 øre 1875/1970. Samling i Siegalbum, mangler 1250 I 118 1/1- 1 kr 1888 i kv.1/1-, små kanthakk. (ca. 1200) 700 I 14 1- 1 Mark/16 sk 1715, kv. 1-. 250 kun 1915, 18, 29 og 45, ellers komplett. VK. I 119 1 1 kr 1894, 95, 97 i kv. 1. (ca. 1600) 900 I 15 1 Mark/16 sk 1716 kv. 1/1-. 500 I 62 1 5 øre 1875/1982, minus 1915, 17-20 og 45, i 500 I 120 1 1 kr 1898, 1900, 01, 04 i kv. 1. (ca. 2200) 1250 I 16 1 1 Mark/16 sk 1717 kv. 1. 500 kv. 1 til 0. I 121 1+ 1 kr 1900 kv. 1+. (625) 400 I 63 1 5 øre 1875/1982, minus kun 1945, i kv. 1- til 0. 900 I 122 1+ 1 kr 1904 kv. 1+. (1500) 900 1917 i kv. 1 og 1918 i kv. 2. x 123 1 kr 1908 kv. 01, pen mynt. 750 I 64 1 5 øre 1876/1982, minus 1945, i kv. 1- til 0. 1918 1200 I 124 1 1 kr 1908 med og uten plate i kv.1 (750) 500 vrak. x 125 1 kr 1908 på plate, kv. 0/01. 1250 I 65 1/1+ 5 øre 1918 i kv.1/1-. (1250) 700 I 126 1 1 kr 1910 i kv. 1. (900) 500 x 66 1/1+ 5 øre 1918 kv. 1/1+. (2150) 1250 I 127 1 1 kr 1912-17 i kv. 1. (ca. 2000) 1200 I 67 1/1- 5 øre 1918 kv. 1/1-. (1200) 750 x 128 1 kr 1912 kv. 0/01. 1250 I 68 1/1+ 5 øre 1945 i kv.1/1+ renset (1250) 400 I 129 1 1 kr 1914-17 x2 i kv. 1. (ca. 2000) 1200 x 69 1+ 5 øre 1945 kv. 1+. (1600) 1000 x 130 1 kr 1916 kv 0, praktfull mynt. 2000 I 70 VK 5 øre. Samling kpl. minus 1918 og 45. Svært pene 1000 jernmynter 1941 og 42, ellers VK. F 17 1+ 4 Mark 1736 i kv. 1+. 10000 10-ører I 71 1 10 øre 1874/1985 (minus - 1876) i kv. 1- til 0. 1750 I 18 1 4 Mark/krone 1726 kv. 1, har vært anhengt, og er 500 kraftig renset. I 72 1 10 øre 1874/1985, minus 1877-89, i kv. 1- til 0. 900 I 1 10 øre 1874/1985, minus 1877-89, i kv. 1- til 0. I 19 1+ 1/2 Spd 1777 kv. 1+. 1500 73 900 I VK x 20 1/2 Spd 1777 kv. 1/1+, fin patina. 1000 74 10 øre 1874-1985 komplett minus 1942 London 3000 i Siegalbum. VK, for det meste kv. 1 på Oscar, I 21 VK Skillingslott, samling med 25 skillingsmynter, en 500 men noen bedre observert. god del 2 sk, samt en 24 sk 1755 og en del 1 sk. Perioden 1625-1870, det aller meste før 1800. Fin blanding mellom norske og danske mynter. Verdt et gjennomsyn. VK. x 131 1 kr 1936 kv. 0, en svært vakker mynt. (5500) 3500 Union med Sverige (1814-1873) I 132 0/01 1 kr 1947, 49, 50, 51 og 57 i kv. 0/01. 500 I 22 VK 1/2 sk 1839 x2, 1840 x2, 1841 x3, 1841 m/stjerne 1500 x3, de fleste i kv. 1, men én 1840 i kv. 1+. (2475) 2-kroner I 23 1 sk 1816 i kv. 01, 1/2 sk 1839, 41 og 63 i kv. ca. 1000 I 133 1/1- 2 kr 1878 i kv.1-, 1890 og 1902 i kv.1, men noe 750 1, medfølger noen danske og norske skillinger kanthakk og riper. som er syrebehandlet + div. I 134 1 2 kr 1878 kv. 1, renset. 400 I 24 VK 1 sk 1816 x2, 8 sk 1817 x2, kv fra 1- til 1+. 500 x 75 10 øre 1877 kv. 0/01. 3000 I 135 1/1- 2 kr 1878 kv. 1/1-. 300 I 25 1 sk species 1819 kv. 1+, 1820 x2 i kv. 1, den ene 400 x 76 10 øre 1888 kv. 0. 1000 I 136 2 kr 1878 kv. 1/1- og 1-. (900) 550 med blankettfeil. x 77 10 øre 1944 kv. 0. 850 I 137 2 kr 1878 x3 kv. 1 til 1-. (1450) 800 I 26 2 sk species 1832 kv. 1/1+, renset. 400 78 Samling med brutto 5 kg tiører. Mange forskjellige 500 I 138 1/1+ 2 kr 1890, kv. 1/1+, renset. 750 I 27 4 sk 1871 x2, kv. 1 og 1+. 500 årstall, sortert i poser. 1927 observert. I 139 2 kr 1890 kv. 1/1+, renset. 750 I 28 4 sk 1842 x4, kv. 1. 750 I 140 1 2 kr 1890 og 97 i kv.1 (2450) 1500 I 29 8 sk 1817 kv. 1-. 300 25-ører I 79 VK 25 øre 1876/1982 (- 12-14, 16-18) i kv. 1 til 0. 850 I 141 1 2 kr 1892 og 98 i kv.1 (2700) 1750 I 30 12 sk 1845, 47 og 53 i kv. 1. (1025) 600 I 80 VK 25 øre 1876/1982 (minus 1912-14 og 16-17) i 900 I 142 1 2 kr 1893 kv. 1. (1150) 700 I 31 12 sk 1850, 52 og 55 (m/kanthakk) i kv. 1. (1050) 600 kv. 1 til 0. I 143 1 2 kr 1894 kv. 1. (1150) 700 I 32 12 sk 1856 x3, kv. 1. 600 I 81 VK 25 øre 1876/1982 (minus 44 sink) i kv. 1- til 0. 1750 I 144 2 kr 1894 kv. 1, noen riper og kanthakk. 500 I 33 12 sk 1865 kv. 1. 500 I 82 25 øre 1876 kv. 0/01. 1000 I 145 1 2 kr 1897 kv. 1. (1300) 750 I 34 12 sk 1865 kv. 1. 500 I 83 25 øre 1896 kv. 0/01, nydelig mynt. 1250 I 146 2 kr 1897 kv. 1, et par kanthakk og noen riper. 500 I 35 12 sk 1873 kv. 01. 900 I 84 25 øre 1909 kv. 0. 500 I 147 1 2 kr 1898 kv. 1. (1300) 750 I 36 12 sk 1873 x3, kv. 1. 750 x 85 25 øre 1912 kv. 0/01. Et vakkert eksemplar. 2500 I 148 1 2 kr 1900, kv. god 1. (900) 550 I 37 24 sk 1819 i kv. 1+. (1700) 1000 I 86 25 øre 1945 sink kv. 0. 400 I 149 1+ 2 kr 1900 kv. god 1+. 750 I 38 VK 24 sk 1845 og 46, VK. 600 x 87 25 øre 1957 på plate i kv. 01, sjeldent utbydt i 500 I 150 1 2 kr 1902 kv. 1 (900). 500 I 39 24 sk 1847 kv. 1. (750) 400 denne kv. I 151 2 kr 1902 kv. 1+. 700 I 40 1 24 sk 1848 kv. 1. 450 I 88 Samling med 20 mynter satt i HB på ark, flere i 3000 I 152 2 kr 1902 kv. 1/1+, renset. 500 I 41 1 24 sk 1852 kv. 1. 450 svært gode kvaliteter, noe 0-mynt. F.eks. 1923, I 153 1 2 kr 1904, 13, 15 i kv.1, noen kanthakk og renset.
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