73
1873
French Indo-China silver Piastre 1889 lightly toned EF
with a small edge knock, see Lockdales Sale 18th-19th
May 2013, lot 1891.
£100 - £120
1874
German silver taler of Christian I [1585-1591] of
Saxony-Albertine Line, Dresdon Mint, 1588, Davenport
9806, VF
£175 - £195
1875
German States, Bavaria Convention 10 Kreuzer 1782
AS below bust (Mannheim Mint), VF, seems not to be in
Krause.
£30 - £40
1876
German States, Bavaria Thaler 1768A, toned nVF
£150 - £160
1877
German States, Prussia Gold 20 Mark 1900A, VF
£170 - £180
1878
Germany, Prussia silver 5 marks, 1876, 1897 and 1907,
average GVF [3]
£45 - £55
1879
India, Bengal under the Suris (Afghans), Mogul
Provincial silver Rupees (2) of Daud Shah Kararani 980-
4H (1572-76 AD), M.2805 (both), toned VF, a few
peckmarks.
£40 - £60
1880
Ireland Edwd Stephens Penny Token 1816, Wellington
& Erin Go Bragh, engrailed edge, Galata No. 1890-2,
GF
£45 - £55
1881
Isle of Man Copper Penny 1733 Fine, a few surface
nicks.
£20 - £30
1882
Italy 5 Lire 1930R, KM# 67.1, lustrous Unc
£20 - £25
1883
Mexico silver 2 Reales 1767 Mo M, Fine.
£50 - £55
1884
Montenegro silver 1 Perper 1909 EF
£50 - £55
1885
Murano, Venice Gold Oselle (equivalent of 4 Zecchini)
1796, commemorating the '500 Volunteers of Murano'
during the war with the French. Extremely Fine, with a
fitted gilt leather case - a fantastic survival. In Venice a
pair of wild ducks were the traditional gift. The word for
wild fowl - 'Oselle' became the name for presentation
pieces such as this, given by the Doge of Venice. They
were produced in silver and gold, with the gold being
generally scarcer. This example was issued by Ludovico
Manin, the last Doge of Venice, in the year 1796 that
saw the invasion and destruction of the Venetian
Republic by the forces of Napoleon Bonaparte.
£2500 - £3500
