Imaged Talers from the Baltimore Show

I was very nervous bringing these and others to the Baltimore show yet figured I can trust my own judgment and security when compared to the USPS. Todd Pollock of BluCC (Bluevette) did an awesome job on site and off in editing these to accommodate my needs allocating time and patience. Hopefully you all enjoy looking at these as much as I do.

1486 Sigismund Guldiner




1564 Archduke Ferdinand Taler





1618 Maximilian Taler



1623 Sax-Weimar Pallass Taler



1627 Leopold V Taler



1665 Ferdinand III Taler



1667 Leopold I 1/10 Taler



1672 Hungary Leopold I 6 Kreuzer



1675 Leopold I Graz 2 Taler



1693 Hungary Leopold I Taler



1695 Hungary Leopold I ¼ Taler



1707 Joseph I Taler, Hall Mint



1708 Joseph I Taler, Vienna Mint



1716 Hungary Charles VI ½ Taler



1719 Olmutz Taler



1766 Hesse-Cassel Taler



1766-F Joseph II Taler



1780 Courland Peter Biron Taler

 

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1790 Austria-Netherlands Insurrection Florin



1793 Milan Crocione (Kronentaler)



1824 Venice Scudo



1848 5 Lire Lombardy Revolution Coinage



1864 Franz Joseph Taler



1872 Franz Joseph 2 Florin



1908 Franz Joseph Hungary 5 Korona



Roman Imperatorial Pompey Denarius

 

Absolutely amazing coins Zohar, the denarius is just stunning!!

 

I PITTY THE FOOL WHO DOESN'T LIKE THESE COINS.

 

Those are all breathtaking, incredible collection you have there!!! It makes me want to start hunting for a few myself.

 

Holy cow on that last one!! Amazing!

 

Great collection

 

Nice group, @Zohar444 ! Thanks for posting them.

Nice work, Todd @blu62vette !

Chris

 

Dang those are nice!
You should have shown these to me when we talked there but those pictures are great too.

 

Wow! amazing collection. all great. my favorite was the 1848 5 Lire Lombardy Revolution . it's a lion thing.

 

@Zohar444 , all beautiful coins! Impossibly to pick a favorite...just wow! Congrats.

 

That last one....

 

I love that 1908KB 5K. Tough to find in higher grades for sure. I've got 63s/64s of various dates but I haven't seen a gem example before.

 

Jaelus - sold it at the show - I didn't like the weakness on reverse angels. I am not sure its a true GEM. Will hopefully find a nicer one.

 

Yea I see what you mean. It's got a weak strike on the obverse too around the beard, even moreso than the typical weakness on a 1908. The surfaces look fairly mark-free though. 1900 seems like the best year for strike on those. I've been working on an unc date set (including all variations of restrikes) for the 1, 2, and 5 korona Hungary, and 1 corona Austria, upgrading as much as possible. It's a very challenging set, especially finding material above MS63.

Do you have an example of the 5 korona coronation commem?

 

https://coins.www.collectors-society.com/WCM/CoinView.aspx?sc=387773
https://coins.www.collectors-society.com/WCM/CoinView.aspx?sc=359636
https://coins.www.collectors-society.com/WCM/CoinView.aspx?sc=218592

 

Those are beautiful. Love the original surfaces and especially the gorgeous MS66 korona. If you have others please share.

I've got a stunning 1915KB korona at NGC right now that I'm hoping for a 66/67 on. I've got a nice 1915 MS63 PL and another currently at NGC that I'm expecting to come back with a 64 PL.

Most of my collection is up here. I'm definitely a bit behind on updating this though.
https://collectivecoin.com/Jaelus/

Since you like the 5 korona denomination, here are my nicest examples of all 4 types:

X-11 Restrike
1896KB Silver 5 Korona Hungarian Millennium Commemorative KM# X-11 PF67 ULTRA CAMEO

Coronation Anniversary
1907KB Silver 5 Korona Coronation Anniversary Commemorative (1907) KM# 489 MS64

Regular 5K type with a decent strike
1908KB Silver 5 Korona (1900-1909) KM# 488 MS63

Karoly IV 5K Pattern
1922 Nickel 5 Korona (1922) Pattern KE5 MS65

 

Excellent material!!!
One question regarding restrikes - they seem to run high in pricing, could never figure out why... modern issues. Still beautiful.

 

Great collection!

 

I'm intrigued by the 1695 Leopold. I like the diamond shape that his portrait is in.

That ancient is just freaking amazing.