Treasure, World, U.S. Coin & Paper Money Auction 24

Guanabacoa, Cuba, silver proclamation medal, Isabel II, 1834, NGC MS 62, finest known in NGC census. Herrera-41; Medina-412; Fonrobert-7737. Accordin

Santiago de las Vegas, Cuba, silver proclamation medal, Isabel II, 1834, NGC MS 62, finest and only known in NGC census. Herrera-55; Medina-425. Stro

Sancti Spiritus, Cuba, silver proclamation medal, Isabel II, 1834, rare, NGC VF details / holed, tooled. Herrera-52; Medina-422. Cast, crude type aki

Guines, Cuba, silver 1R-sized proclamation medal, Isabel II, 1834, rare. Herrera-44; Medina-414. 2.92 grams. Lightly cleaned XF, somewhat crudely made

Cuba, silver medal, 1882, Alfonso XII, Volunteers, with fleurs at four points and loop at top attached to blue ribbon with 10- and 15-year service bar

El Salvador, silver 2 reales-sized proclamation medal, Ferdinand VII, 1808. Fonrobert-unl. 6.32 grams. Fine, struck slightly off-center with weak rims

El Salvador, silver 1R-sized proclamation medal, Ferdinand VII, 1808. Fonrobert-7464. 3.39 grams. XF+, nice toning, a very elusive and popular circula

France, gilt and enameled star cross officer's decoration with original ribbon and rosette, ca. 1890s, Order of the Legion of Honor 27.01 grams...

Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg (German States), silver medal, (1717), Martin Luther - Reformation 200th Anniversary, by C. Wermuth, NGC MS 62. Whiting-173 28.15

Great Britain, copper-alloy medal, Admiral Vernon, (ca. 1739), Duke of Argyle / Walpole. AC-NLa1A. 12.57 grams; 35 mm. Choice AU, darkly toned with so

Great Britain, copper-alloy medal, Admiral Vernon, (ca. 1739), Commodore Brown / Walpole. AC-NLv8G. 8.68 grams; 35 mm. Darkly toned Fine with uneven p

Great Britain, medium-sized copper-alloy medal, Admiral Vernon, 1739, Porto Bello. AC-PBv12J. 10.78 grams; 34 mm. VF with small areas of corrosion, mo

Great Britain, copper-alloy medal, Admiral Vernon, 1739, Porto Bello. AC-PBv18N. 21.40 grams; 37 mm. Fine, two dark spots and weak rims on obverse but

Great Britain, copper-alloy medal, Admiral Vernon, 1739, Porto Bello. AC-PBv31CC. 14.59 grams; 37 mm. Dark XF with traces of lighter color and luster

Great Britain, copper-alloy medal, Admiral Vernon, 1739, Porto Bello. AC-PBv36II. 15.25 grams; 37 mm. AU- with lots of brassy color remaining, some pa

Great Britain, copper-alloy medal, Admiral Vernon, 1739, Porto Bello. AC-PBvi5E. 15.65 grams; 40 mm. AU, exceptional quality, probably the nicest Vern

Great Britain, copper-alloy medal, Admiral Vernon, 1739, Porto Bello. AC-PBvi5E. 15.81 grams; 40 mm. XF with much brassy color remaining, patches of r

Great Britain, copper-alloy medal, Admiral Vernon, 1739, Porto Bello. AC-PBvi6G. 12.67 grams; 38 mm. Dark XF with minor surface porosity yet still ful

Great Britain, oval copper-alloy medal, Admiral Vernon, 1739, Porto Bello. AC-PBvi8I. 10.25 grams; 38 x 26 mm. Rare but crude type made in an oval sha

Great Britain, copper-alloy medal, Admiral Vernon, 1739, Porto Bello. AC-PBvi18BB. 14.57 grams; 37 mm. Cleaned XF, a few old scratches, well struck an

Great Britain, copper-alloy medal, Admiral Vernon, 1739, Porto Bello / Commodore Brown. AC-PBvb5I. 15.41 grams; 38 mm. Choice XF with dull brass color

Great Britain, copper-alloy medal, Admiral Vernon, 1739, Porto Bello / Lezo. AC-PBvl2B. 13.14 grams; 37 mm. XF+, old scrape at top field on obverse bu

Great Britain, copper-alloy medal, Admiral Vernon, 1739, Porto Bello / Lezo. AC-PBvl3B. 13.68 grams; 37 mm. Dark toned XF-, minor surface corrosion.

Great Britain, copper-alloy medal, Admiral Vernon, 1739, Porto Bello / Fort Chagre. AC-FCv1A. 15.20 grams; 40 mm. Decent VF with good details, some sc

Great Britain, silvered copper-alloy medal, Admiral Vernon, 1739, Portobello / Fort Chagre. AC-FCv3B. 16.77 grams; 40 mm. Choice XF+ example that has

Great Britain, copper-alloy medal, Admiral Vernon, 1739, Porto Bello / Fort Chagre. AC-FCv5D. 14.56 grams; 40 mm. Choice AU with some original luster,

Great Britain, copper-alloy medal, Admiral Vernon, 1739, Porto Bello / Fort Chagre. AC-FCv13R. 14.45 grams; 37 mm. AU, minor surface porosity and some

Great Britain, copper-alloy medal, Admiral Vernon, 1739, Porto Bello / Havana. AC-HAv1B. 12.73 grams; 37 mm. Choice AU and very well detailed, some in

Great Britain, copper-alloy medal, Admiral Vernon, 1741, Cartagena. AC-CAv2B. 16.49 grams; 38 mm. XF+ with some original red luster around devices, go

Great Britain, copper-alloy medal, Admiral Vernon, 1741, Cartagena. AC-CAv2B. 18.48 grams; 38 mm. AXF with dull brass color, a few old contact marks b

Great Britain, copper-alloy medal, 1781, Admiral Rodney's capture of St. Eustatius. 12.36 grams; 33 mm. Obverse: bust of British Admiral Rodney...

Great Britain, silver military decoration, 1854, Victoria, Crimean War. 36.34 grams. Obverse: bust of Victoria facing left, 1854 below, VICTORIA / RE

Mexico City, Mexico, silver proclamation medal, Charles III, 1760, Mexico City Consulate, NGC VF 35. Grove-K8. Some contact marks for the grade, ligh

Mexico City, Mexico, silver proclamation medal, Charles IV, 1789, Mexico City Consulate, NGC MS 61. Grove-26a; Fonrobert-6406; Herrera-168. 34.61 gram

Mexico City, Mexico, large silver proclamation medal, Charles IV, 1789. Fonrobert-6409; Burnett-3a; Medina-184; Grove-C-3a. 43.90 grams; 48 mm. Obvers

Zacatecas, Mexico, silver proclamation medal, Charles IV, no date (1789), NGC MS 63. Grove-C-260a; Herrera-232. 35.51 grams. Well struck with very def

Mexico City, Mexico, large silver medal, Charles IV, 1790, Charles IV and Queen Maria Luisa, University of Mexico City, NGC AU 58, finest and only kno

San Luis Potosi, Mexico, silver proclamation medal, Charles IV, 1790, NGC MS 62. Grove-C-176; Herrera-206; Medina-243. 35.94 grams. Vibrant rainbow to

Orizaba, Mexico, bronze proclamation medal, Charles IV, 1790, NGC MS 62 BN. Grove-C-104; Herrera-177; Medina-204 (for type). Well-defined strike, mos

Guanajuato (los Mineros), Mexico, bronze proclamation medal, Charles IV, 1790. Grove-C-75c; Medina-166; Herrera-144; Fonrobert-6824. 51.83 grams; 47 m

Mexico City, Mexico, large bronze medal, Charles IV and Queen Maria Luisa, 1796. 123.54 grams; 60 mm. Cleaned AU+, dark brown color with original red

Veracruz, Mexico, silver proclamation medal, Ferdinand VII, 1808, NGC AU 58. Medina-396; Grove-F-197; Fonrobert-7047; Herrera-88; Rosa-216. Obverse w

Mexico City, Mexico, 4 reales-sized silver proclamation medal, 1822, Iturbide, NGC MS 63. Grove-9a; Fonobert-6539. Choice piece with vibrant rainbow

Guadalajara, Mexico, silver proclamation medal, Iturbide, 1822, Guadalajara Cathedral, NGC MS 61. Grove-28a. 27.86 grams. Extremely lustrous with beau

Mexico, silver proclamation medal, Iturbide, 1823, State Council, NGC MS 61. Grove-15. 51.25 grams. Well-detailed strike with bright luster, rainbow t

Panama, silver medal, 1964, Panama Canal 50th Anniversary, NGC PF 61 Ultra Cameo. 60 grams. High contrast proof, some surface hairlines in fields, mo

Paraguay, bronze military medal, 1865, Battle of Riachuelo, scarce. Pratt-CP8. 11.67 grams; 30 mm. The 2nd Artillery Regiment of the Paraguayan Army w

Paraguay, silver military medal, 1867, Battle of Tataiyba, very rare. Pratt-CP12. 14.11 grams; 30mm. Obverse: rider holding lance on horse trotting ri

Paraguay, bronze military medal, 1867, Battle of Tataiyba, rare. Pratt-CP13. 12.15 grams; 30 mm. Obverse: rider holding lance on horse trotting right

Paraguay, silver military medal, 1867, Battle of Tuyuti, rare. Pratt-CP16. 13.65 grams; 35 mm. Obverse: cannon in carriage and flags within legend EL