What: CoinsWhere: Dorotheum; Dorotheergasse 17, 1010 Wien, AustriaWhen: May 22; 11.00 AMTop lots of the sale:— Lot. 658: “Diocese of Munster, Ferdinand of Bavaria” 1612-1650, Gold.   10 ducats 1638 (gold deduction from the tiger's mark) Av: Ferdinand Elect Col Eps Monast Bava DVX, crowned coat of arms on crozier and sword surrounded by ornament. Rv: S. Pavlvs Patron // 1638 / Monasteries, Histogram of St. Paul above a city view of Munster. i. F. r. hallmarked: «10». Fb.-. = 34.55 g 6h very rare = (with soldered-modern handle, signs of usage) III / IV + Prov. from Austrian-German aristocratic possession, descendants of the prince Alexander v. Battenberg. Estimate: 25,000 EUR (28,000 USD)— Lot. 710: “Saxe-Coburg-Gotha”, Carl Eduard 1900-1918. 2 Mark 1911 AJ147. = 11.12 g edition: 100 pcs. «for the Private Box of the Duke» Tope Copy, «First Punch» = I Prov. old collection before 1938. Auctioned in favor of the Mission House St. Gabriel, Lower Austria. Estimate: 10,000 EUR (11,000 USD)— Lot. 453: “VI. Moravian national shooting in Moravian Ostrava from June 28 to July 7, 1896.” Avg medal in the weight of about 4 ducats Av: Half-length portrait of Emperor Franz Josef I in uniform nr Rv: Sagittarius in front of a tree with target, next to two dwarfs with the coat of arms. Med. Pawlik, embossing Christlbauer (JC hallmark in the margin), Hauser 5199 (there AR), collection Horsky (there AR), Wb. 2562 (there AR), = 13,62 g, 35 mm, very rare =, ( Kr.) II / II +. Estimate: 9,000 EUR (10,000 USD)— Lot. 701: “Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Adolf  Friedrich V. 1904-1914 Gold.” 10 Mark 1905 A, Berlin. J. 239; = 3.98 g, very rare, edition 1000 pieces, of which only 150 in PP = (minimally touched) Top piece, polished plate Prov: The piece was acquired after consulting Prof. Robert Gobl from the collector. Estimate: 7.500 EUR –8.400 USD— Lot. 709: “Saxe-Coburg- Gotha, Carl Eduard 1900-1918 Gold.” 20 Mark 1905 A, Berlin. J. 274; = 7.96 g, very rare, edition in PP only 484 pieces = (minimally touched) Top piece, polished plate Prov: The piece was acquired after consulting by Prof. Robert Gobl from the collector. Estimate: 5.000 EUR (5.600 USD)— Lot. 711: “Saxony-Meiningen, George II.1866-1914 Gold .” 10 Mark 1914 D, Munich. J. 280; = 3.98 g, very rare, edition 1002 pcs., From polished stamps = (small Rf., Small Kr.) II Prov: The piece was acquired after consultation by Prof. Robert Gobl from the collector. Estimate: 5.000 EUR (5.600 USD)— Lot. 397: “Franz Josef I. Hungarian Millennium, Gold.”  Ducat in the type Karl Robert; = 3.56 g, rare, edition only 100 pieces = II + Prov. Smoke. Estimate: 4.000 EUR (4.500 USD)For details, visit: https://www.dorotheum.com/Click on the slideshow for the highlights of the sale.http://www.blouinartinfo.com/Founder: Louise Blouin Read more