Künker Auction 323 - French coins and medals | Rarities from Poland, the Phoibos Collection Part 3

Louis XIII

2231

1/2 Ecu 1642 A, Paris. 13,48 g. Duplessy 1346; Gadoury 49.

Kl. Kratzer, sehr schön

200,--

2232

1,5:1

2232

1,5:1

Ecu d'argent 1643 A, Paris. 27,44 g. Dav. 3797; Duplessy 1349; Gadoury 52. Attraktives Exemplar mit feiner Patina, vorzüglich

4.000,--

2233 1,5:1

1,5:1

.XSIHUP Q]HQ 2233

Double tournois 1618 A, Paris. Piéfort; 11,40 g. Duplessy -, zu 1360; Gadoury 5.

Sehr schön

250,--

Double tournois 1636, St. Palais. 2,33 g. Duplessy 1384; Gadoury 10. Von größter Seltenheit. Fast sehr schön

150,--

2234 1,5:1

2234

1,5:1

Künker Auction 323 - French coins and medals | Rarities from Poland, the Phoibos Collection Part 3

Published on May 2, 2019

Fritz Rudolf Kuenker GmbH & Co. KG

About

June 26, 2019 will see the sale of two specialized collections. The day will begin with an extensive collection of French coins and medals from the Celts to modern times, including coins of the royal, and later Republican, central government and coins of the French nobility, commonly referred to in France as Féodales. Of course, you will find a large number of great rarities, for example a stater of the Parisii, a Carolingian pfennig which might have been minted in Worms, and a selection of large and gorgeous gold coins that were created during the reign of Philip the Fair and during the Hundred Years’ War between France and England. This brings us to the collection of Polish rarities compiled from the Phoibus Collection as well as two other well-kept collections of Polish coins. The collections complete each other so well that Künker is able to offer at least one piece from every ruler starting at Sigismund. In addition, you will find many rarities of Polish cities and regions.

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