Treasure, World, U.S. Coin & Paper Money Auction 27

Normandy (France), Rouen mint, denier, Richard I (943-996 AD), NGC MS 63. 1.10 grams. Bright white and boldly struck on a broad flan, a choice &qu...

France, gold ecu d'or, Philip VI (1328-50), NGC MS 62. Fr-270. 4.42 grams. Choice strike and grade, with 100% full and crisp details, a few smal...

France (Rouen mint), gold salut d'or, Henry VI (1422-53), NGC MS 65. Fr-301. 3.47 grams. Superb full details without a single mark or indication...

France (Toulouse mint), gold louis d'or, Louis XIV, 1704, mintmark &, NGC MS 62. KM-365.24. Bold strike over 1701 issue (the undercoin date...

France (Paris mint), gold double Louis d'or, Louis XV, 1723-A, NGC AU details / saltwater damage. KM-471. Choice details with no marks or wear ...

France (Paris mint), gold Louis d'or, Louis XV, 1724-A, NGC UNC details / saltwater damage. KM-470.1. Choice details with frosty, muted luster....

France (Bordeaux mint), gold louis d'or, Louis XV, 1724-K, NGC UNC details / saltwater damage. KM-470.10. Nice luster and choice details, faint...

Paris, France, 5 francs, 1873-A, PCGS MS66. Gad-745a; KM-820.1. Bright and mirrorlike fields with frosty details, no marks, just a couple small cloud

French Colonies (struck in Paris), bronze essai 10 centimes, Louis XVIII, 1824-A, PCGS SP64RB. Lec-297; KM-E10. Beautiful original color and luster i

French Colonies (struck in Paris), bronze essai 5 centimes, Louis XVIII, 1824-A, PCGS SP64RB, finest and only specimen in PCGS census. Lec-293; KM-E8.

French Colonies (struck in Paris), bronze 10 centimes, Charles X, 1825-A, PCGS MS63BN. Lec-304; KM-11.1. Light brown color with hint of original colo

French Colonies (struck in La Rochelle), bronze 5 centimes, Charles X, 1827-H, PCGS MS63RB. Lec-299; KM-10.2. Light brassy color all over, a couple m

French Colonies (struck in Paris), bronze 5 centimes, Charles X, 1830-A, PCGS MS64BN. KM-10.1. Dark brass color all over, traces of die-rust but no m

French Colonies (struck in Paris), bronze 5 centimes, Louis Philippe I, 1843-A, PCGS MS63BN, finest and only specimen in PCGS census. KM-12. Dark cho

German New Guinea (struck at the Berlin mint), 5 marks, 1894-A, NGC AU 58. KM-7; J-707. Bright luster on prooflike fields with deep toning developing

Bavaria (German States), 2 taler, Ludwig I, 1842, Completion of the Valhalla. Dav-587; KM-811. 37.03 grams. Frosty AU with speckled gray toning over l

Bavaria (German States), 2 taler, Ludwig I, 1842, Marriage of the Crown Prince. Dav-588; KM-812.1. 37.04 grams. Rainbow-toned AU+ with minor bagmarks.

Bavaria (German States), 2 taler, Ludwig I, 1843, Centennial of the Academy at Erlangen. Dav-590; KM-817. 37.06 grams. AU- with bagmarks, lustrous fie

Bavaria (German States), 2 taler, Ludwig I, 1845, Birth of Two Grandsons. Dav-593; KM-821. 37.02 grams. AU with light rainbow toning over muted luster

Bavaria (German States), 2 taler, Ludwig I, 1846, Canal from Main to Danube. Dav-595; KM-822. 36.96 grams. AU with rainbow toning (the reverse with bl