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Nazi bronze medal, C-33; 30mm, with loop for hanging from necklace. Jugate heads of Hindenburg and Hitler, 30.1.1933 - 5.3.1933. Rev.: Clasped hands , fur ein freies geeintes und stolzes Deutschland Hitler.VF+/XF.............$85.00 |
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Nazi silver medal, C-30, 36 mm, 1933, VF+ to aXF, nice toning. Portrait of Hitler, Unter die Zukunst - Adolf Hitler. Rev.: Eagle, with chains broken, facing, with wings outstretched, a swastika on his chest, Im Jahre deutscher schicksalswende.XF-AU.............$95.00SOLD |
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Nazi Porcelain medal,
White, with brown edge trim, issued Munchen, produced in the porcelain factory in Meissen, 1940,
Sch.1869w [less than 200, this variety], (see text below)
Obv.: Norse ship, sailing left, with a black swastika on the mainsail. Around,
DENN WIR FAHREN GEGEN ENGELLAND [Then we will sail against England.]
Rev.: Eagle stg. left on pedestal, which bears inscription, WIEDER ZUVORGEKOMMEN. [We are coming, again.]
Around, ZUR ERINNERUNG AN DEN 10. MAI 1940 [In memory of 10 May 1940]
UNC..............$595.00 |
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10 May 1940 was the day that Churchill became Prime Minister of UK and Germany attacked the Low
Countries.
There was a series of porcelain medals of this design, which commemmorated:
the Occupation of Norway
the Invasion of the West
the Occupation of Holland and Belgium
the Capture of Paris
the Armistice in France
the Campaign in the South-East
the Capture of Crete |
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Nazi Porcelain medal,
Brown, Munchen, 1941, Sch.1879a [less than 1000],
Obv.: Panzer-tank in desert adv. left, two camels with riders and three airplanes in sky.
ZUR ERINNERUNG AN DEN FELDZUG IN AFRIKA [In remembrance of the Afrika campaign]
Rev.: Pith helmet on sword & oak-foliage. WIR WERDEN ENGLAND SCHLAGEN WO WIR ES TREFFEN [We will
strike England where we find her.]
UNC..............$195.00 |
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Nazi Porcelain medal,
Brown, Munchen, 1941, Sch.1877a [less than 2000, this variety],
Obv.: Four Stukas attacking over London bridge. ES GIBT HEUTE KEINE INSELN MEHR [There are
today no more islanders. (?)]
Rev.: Swastika in oak-wreath. Around, in two lines, DER UNS AUFGEZWUNGENE KRIEG MUSS ZUM
GLORREICHSTEN SIEG DER DEUTSCHEN GESCHICHTE VERDEN [The war forced on us must become the greatest
victory of German history.]
UNC..............$225.00 |
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Nazi Porcelain medal,
White, Meissen, 1941, Sch.1874n [less than 2000, this variety],
Obv.: Planes dropping paratroopers. Around, SIEG DER FALLSCHIRMYAGER-LUFTLANDETRUPPEN UND FLIEGER
Rev.: Topographical representation of Crete, swastike above, fasces below. Around, EINNAHME VON KRETA - 20. MAI - 1. JUNI 1941
UNWORN, BUT SLIGHT DISCOLORATION (looks like rust?) ..............$195.00 |
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Great Britain, Half-Crown, 1936, George V, .500 silver. This coin must have been in a coin cabinet or holder. The obverse is VF (the hairlines are visible, but there is some wear and small nicks), while the reverse is at least XF+. Still an attractive coin.............$15.00 |
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Canada, One Penny, Bank Token, 1854, KM# Tn3 (plain 4 variety). Obverse: St. George slaying the dragon. Reverse: The old arms of Upper Canada. Above, a crown; to the right, a portion of a flag. Fine+, but holed on the reverse, above the crown. The hole does not penetrate to the obverse............$5.00 |
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Ancient Roman Coins 
