Post your coins that came from famous collections....

Discussion in 'World Coins' started by panzerman, Dec 11, 2022.

  1. Joshua Lemons

    Joshua Lemons Well-Known Member Supporter

    A wonderful 5 Kreuzer graded MS65 from Ulm, formerly part of the Brand Collection (I assume Virgil Brand).

    This coin started out in an old NGC holder and was subsequently reholdered into a red custom holder. I researched the seller and found he does quite a bit of business on Whatnot.

    This issue has a relatively small gem population, so I was able to track down an old sale from Heritage that luckily came with photos. NGC just reholdered the coin in a different holder, keeping the cert number and description the same. Enjoy!

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    New Holder
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  3. panzerman

    panzerman Well-Known Member

    Adams collection IMG_0647.JPG IMG_0650.JPG IMG_0648.JPG
     
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  4. Croatian Coin Collector

    Croatian Coin Collector Well-Known Member

    Roman Empire Silver Denarius of Tiberius (minted in Lugdunum in either 36 or 37), which used to be a part of Barry N. Rightman Collection:

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  5. Scubafuel

    Scubafuel Member

    Here is one from
    norweb that may have been graded at the same time as @panzerman Colombia 8e. That one is beautiful by the way.
     

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  6. lordmarcovan

    lordmarcovan Eclectic numismatist Moderator

    Another from the John Quincy Adams Family Collection. I previously posted a different one back on Page 11 of this thread:
    Y'all are probably tired of seeing me post this one by now. But I'm excited to have it, since I'm an Adams descendant. It's also my first serrate denarius.

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    Tag from Civitas Galleries, showing the incredibly low price my friend paid over 13 years ago. (It cost me much more than that to pry it from him- but I don't mind.)

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    Tag from the original Massachusetts Historical Society sale in 1971.

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