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Gut-Lynt 26 · Day 1 · Sa, Oct. 17, 2026
From 9 a.m. CEST: Orders and Decorations
Coins of the Ottoman Empire (Coll. RJE, pt. 2)
Gut-Lynt 26 · Day 2 · Su, Oct. 18, 2026
From 9 a.m. CEST: Coins of the Ancient World
German and World Coins and Medals
Gut-Lynt 27 · December 2026
Ancient Coins · German and World Coins and
Medals · Banknotes · Consign until Nov. 2026

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Ottoman Empire. Abdulaziz. 500 Qirsh,
AH 1277/15, Cairo. Estimate: 5’000 €
Saxony. Albert-Order (Albrechts-Orden).
Commander's Cross 2nd Class. Est.: 1'800 €
Germany. Baden. Great Medal of Honor in
gold n. d. (1882–1908). Estimate: 2'200 €
Italy. Genoa. Dogi Biennali (1528–1797).
Scudo stretto 1682 SM, Genoa. Est.: 120 €
Rome. Octavianus. Denarius (ca. 29–27 BC),
Brundisium or Rome. 3,67 g. Est.: 400 €
Germany. Bavaria. Maximilian I (1598–1651).
Thaler 1640, Munich. Estimate: 1'000 €
Byzantine Empire. Theodosius II (402–450).
Solidus, Constantinople. Estimate: 550 €
Prussia. Wilhelm II (1888–1918). 5 Mark,
1888 A. From first strike. Estimate: 900 €
United Kingdom. George III (1760–1820).
Sovereign 1820, London. Estimate: 1'500 €
Switzerland. Silver shooting medal 1892.
Shooting festival Zurich. Estimate: 300 €
Russia. Lenin-Order (established 1930).
Type 3b (1950–1972). Estimate: 3’300€
Ottoman Empire. Osman III. Kuruş AH 1168,
Constantinople. Estimate: 1'000 €
Austria. Franz-Joseph I. Silver medal 1908.
60th anniversary of his reign. Est.: 250€
Italy. Medaglia “Alle Legioni provinciali.”
Type 2. Paris (ca. 1840). Estimate: 500€
German States. Magdeburg, City of.
Silver medal 1681. 28,91 g. Estimate: 500 €
Ottoman Empire. Suleyman I. Altin AH 928,
Cairo. 3.33 g. 19.5 mm. XR. Estimate: 750 €
Vatican. Bonifatius IX (1389–1404). Grosso
n. d., Rome. 2,63 g. VR. VF–XF. Est.: 250 €
France. Charles VI (1380–1422). Écu d'or
à la couronne n. d., Paris. XF. Est.: 500 €
Brandenburg-Prussia. Wilhelm I (1861-1888)
Double Thaler 1865 A, Berlin · Est: 1.200 €
Italian States. Urbino. Francesco Maria I
(1508–1538). Grosso · Very rare · Est: 120 €
USA. 5 Dollars 1909 D, Denver
“Indian Head” · KM#129 · Est: 650 €
CAHN, J. Medaillen und Plaketten der Slg.
Metzler. Frankfurt/M. 1898 · Est: 250 EUR
German States. Diocese of Halberstadt
Thaler 1525, Halberstadt · Est: 2.500 EUR
HILL, G.F. Renaissance Medals
(Dreyfus Coll.), Oxford 1931 · Est: 300 EUR
Rome. Theodosius II (402–450) Solidus,
Constantinopolis, 9th officina · Est: 300 EUR
Germany. Deutsche Bundesbank. Error notes
20 Deutsche Mark 1.10.1993 · Est: 750 EUR
Myanmar/Burma. City State of Pyu
1/10 AV Unit (6th/7th c. AD) · Est: 100 EUR
Rome. L. Hostilius Saserna (48 BC)
Denarius 48 BC, Rome · Est: 150 EUR
Olympics. Athens 1896. Participant's medal
Gilded bronze. 58,62 g · Est: 1.000 EUR
Great Britain. George III. ‘Northumberland’
Shilling 1763, London · Est: 250 EUR
Zurich. Guldiner 1526.
Estimate: 1.200 €

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