Treasure Auction #8: Daniel F. Sedwick, LLC

Clump of 4 copper 5 centimes (ca. 1886) fused together in the eruption of Mt. Pelee on the island of Martinique in 1902. 22.7 grams. Darkly toned and

French Colonies, billon stampee (large crowned-C countermark on blank planchet, 1779). KM-2. 1.4 grams. VF, darkly toned all over.

Brunswick-Luneberg, Germany, 4 mariongroschen, 1676, encapsulated PCGS MS-63. KM-180. Highly lustrous and choice, with rainbow toning around rims, pr

Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel, Germany, baptismal thaler, Heinrich Julius, 1597. Dav-9091. 28.7 grams. Attractively toned VF, no problems, impressively large

Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel, Germany, "wildman" thaler, Rudolf August, 1678. Dav-6379. 29.2 grams. Massive coin, richly toned AXF with nice det...

Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel, Germany, 24 mariongroschen (2/3 thaler), "wildman issue," Rudolf August and Anton Ulrich, 1685. KM-559. 18.0 grams...

Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel, Germany, 24 mariongroschen (2/3 thaler), Rudolf August and Anton Ulrich, 1693. KM-559. 15.5 grams. Silvery VF/XF, no toning.

Hamburg, Germany (Holy Roman Empire), thaler, Ferdinand II, (1)623. Dav-5365. 28.8 grams. Choice AXF with contrasting toning, full details (minor peri

Mansfeld (Vorderort Eisleben line), Germany, thaler, Johann Georg I, Johann Albrecht and Bruno II, 1574. Dav-9491. 28.9 grams. Lightly toned and well-

Nurnberg, Germany, billon 1 kreuzer (4 pfennig), 1773-N. KM-367. 0.8 gram. Prooflike Mint State, very lustrous and sharply detailed.

Pomerania, Germany/Poland, schilling, Bogislaus X, 1492. 1.3 grams. Typical "hammered" coin with Gothic legends and nice details, lightly...

Prussia, Germany, 5 mark, Wilhelm II, 1901 bicentennial commemorative for Friedrich I. KM-526. 27.8 grams. Lustrous AU with minor edge-bumps, very thi

Saxe-Altenburg, Germany (Saalfield mint), thaler, Johann Philipp I and three brothers (Friedrich VIII, Johann Wilhelm IV and Friedrich Wilhelm), 1623-

Saxony, Germany, klippe thaler (Order of the Garter), Johann George IV, 1693. KM-642. 25.3 grams. Choice XF, beautifully toned and well detailed.

Anglo-Saxon England (London), silver sceatta, ca. 700-750 AD, Series B. 1.1 grams. Darkly toned but nicely struck XF, very rare thus.

Anglo-Saxon England (Northumbria), silver sceat, Eadberht (737-758 AD). 1.1 grams. VF with minor surface cracks, richly toned.

Anglo-Saxon England (Northumbria), bronze styca, Osbert (862-867 AD), moneyer Winiberht. 1.2 grams. Bold VF, varying color shades, full lettering, sc

Viking coinage of Danish East Anglia, England, penny, 885-915 AD, St. Edmund memorial. Sp-961. 1.4 grams. Good VF on a choice broad flan with full det

Anglo-Saxon England, penny, Eadgar (959-975 AD), moneyer Eanulf. Sp-1129. 1.3 grams. Choice VF with subtle toning and luster, huge flan with full deta

Anglo-Saxon England, penny, Aethelred II (978-1016 AD), last small-cross type. Sp-1154. 1.0 gram. Good VF with nice rims, full details, lightly toned.