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Sale 114
The New York Sale
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Lot 841 |
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Rouble 1727 C?? 28.94 gm. No * after IM?EPATOP? Bit--, Diakov 23 (Obv) / 24(Rev), Petrunin 25.2 (Obv) / 28-(Rev). Light gray Good extremely fine to About uncirculated. Value $3,000 - UP
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Lot 842 |
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Kopeck 1728. Moscow, Kadashevsky mint. 3.86 gm. Large letters, "28" above value. Bit 178 (R1), Diakov 3. Obverse hairline. Milk chocolate brown. Value $200 - UP
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Lot 843 |
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Kopeck 1728. Moscow, Kadashevsky mint. Small letters, cap with brim. 3.84 gm. Bit 197, B 8, Diakov 15. Rare in high grade. Uncirculated. Value $750 - UP
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Lot 844 |
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Medal of 12 Ducat weight. GOLD. 42.26 gm. Signed by I.S. On the Coronation of Peter II, 1728. Diakov – unlisted, Sm --, Sokolov--. Laureate and cuirassed peruked bust right, signed below .I.S. (the "S" retrograde); ?ETP?*II *IM?EPATOP? ? CAMO?EP?E??*BCEPOCICK? / Imperial regalia resting on a pillow set on a pedestal, radiant All-Seeing Eye above (Seal of Solomon) ?T? TE??* CT????* ? K?C?ABE TB?E?*; KOPOH. BMOCK 1728 in ex. Exceedingly rare, and apparently unique; we were not able to trace any other example of this medal nor any other medal – in any metal -- signed by this engraver. Some light pinscratches and contact marks. Extremely fine. Value $100,000 - UP
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