| Classical Numismatic Group > Electronic Auction 590 | Auction date: 2 July 2025 |
| Lot number: 957 Price realized: 170 USD (Approx. 144 EUR) Note: Prices do not include buyer's fees. | |
| Lot description: SPAIN, Kingdom. Carlos III. 1759-1788. Cast AR Medal (33mm, 12.36 g, 11h). Proclamation in Cádiz. Dated 1759. CAROLVS · III · D · G · HISPAN · REX, armored and draped bust right / PROCLAMATVS GADIBVS · 1759, Hercules standing facing before lion, standing left; in background, Pillars of Hercules below banner reading ABIIT SED REDIT; radiant head of Sol above. Herrera 9. Toned, some roughness. VF. From the Drewry Family Collection. Ex H. Christensen 88 (7 September 1984), lot 1042. Estimate: 150 USD |  |
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| Classical Numismatic Group > Electronic Auction 601 | Auction date: 17 December 2025 |
| Lot number: 796 Price realized: This lot is for sale in an upcoming auction - Bid on this lot  | |
| Lot description: SPAIN, Kingdom. Fernando VII. Prisoniero, 1808-1813. AR Medal (55.5mm, 67.30 g, 12h). Constitution of Cádiz. By F. Sagau and D. de Galcerán. Dated 19 March 1812. · FERN · VII · POR LA G · DE DIOS Y LA CONST · DE LA MON · REY DE LAS ESPANAS, laureate head right / Spain, wearing crested Corinthian helmet and holding spear, and America, wearing feather headdress and holding bow, overflowing cornucopia at feet, both flanking open book set on two hemispheres and inscribed CONSTI/TUCI/ON/ POLITI/CA - DE LA. MONAR/QUIA/ ESPAÑO/LA; to left, lion seated left, head right and Pillars of Hercules inscribed PLVS ULT; to right, two ships under sail right; in exergue, PROMULGADA EN CADIZ/ A 19 DE MARZO DE/ 1812. Vives 292; CME 84. Iridescent toning, marks, scratches, hairlines. VF. From the Drewry Family Collection. Estimate: 100 USD |  |
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| The Coin Cabinet > World Coin Auction 13 | Auction date: 16 December 2025 |
| Lot number: 250 Price realized: This lot is for sale in an upcoming auction - Bid on this lot | |
| Lot description: About Extremely Fine | FRANCE. Silver Medal, Possibly 18th century. unsigned [by G. Pilon & A. Olivier] Obv: CAROLVS IX·D G·FRANCORVM REX·INVIC, laureate, armoured and draped bust of Charles IX left, date below. Rev: VIRTVS IN REBELLES, king enthroned facing, head right beneath canopy. About Extremely Fine. Ex Noonans (formerly Dix Noonan Webb), Auction 282 (17th October 2023) Lot 267. Reference: CGMP-1-117. Weight: 18.60g. Diameter: 37mm. Composition: Silver. PLEASE NOTE: Raw coins sold as seen. We strongly encourage prospective buyers to inspect lots in person (by appointment) or to request additional images before bidding. A 22.50% buyer's premium will be charged separately. VAT on the buyer's premium may apply in accordance with UK regulations. Payment can be made in EUR, CHF, or USD for an exchange fee. Please contact us to find out more. Starting price: 1 GBP |  |
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| Stack's Bowers Galleries (& Ponterio) > August 2025 Global Showcase Auction | Auction date: 25 August 2025 |
| Lot number: 40381 Price realized: 72,500 USD (Approx. 61,872 EUR) Note: Prices do not include buyer's fees. | |
| Lot description: Seldom Encountered Charles I Triple Unite in Certified Mint State GREAT BRITAIN. Triple Unite, 1643. Oxford Mint. Charles I. PCGS MS-61. To view all items from the Hough Family Collection, click here. S-2727; North-2384; Fr-258; KM-256.2; Schneider-298 (same dies); Brooker-839 (same obv. die). Weight: 26.95 gms. Declaration type. Obverse: CAROLVS - D : G - MAGN : BRIT : FRAN : ET : HIB : REX -:, crowned and armored half-length bust left, holding sword and olive branch; banded plumes to right; Reverse: EXVRGAT : DEVS : DISSIPENTVR : INIMICI :, (continuing into inner field on continuous scroll) RELIG : PROT / LEG : ANG / LIBER : PAR; above, three banded plumes above III (mark of value). The second year of this popular and eminently desirable "declaration" type, and QUITE RARE in this Mint State preservation, the graceful life-like portrait rendered in minute detail and with no areas of noticeable weakness upon either side. The surfaces are a bright yellow-gold with a faint touch of sunset-orange patina, and have managed to escape both wear and any harsh attempts at cleaning. The largest gold denomination struck in England, and one that always sees heavy competition when found in the nearly as-made present condition. During the reign of Charles I, a number of factors put strain upon the relationship between the King and Parliament. His marriage to a Roman Catholic (Henrietta Maria of France), a broad failure in wars with Spain and France, the levying of taxes without the consent of Parliament, and the use of antiquated laws to fine individuals all contributed to revolts and an estrangement of Charles from main factions in Parliament. One of the final blows before the start of the war was Charles's attempted arrest of five members of the House of Commons, going so far as to enter the House chamber by force with an armed guard. After this failed arrest attempt, Parliament seized control of London and Charles marched north to raise an army against them, eventually controlling the west and north of England, having set up his court at Oxford. While assembled in Wellington (before one of the first battles of the war), Charles made what became known as the "Wellington Declaration," wherein he declared that he would uphold "the Protestant Religion, the Laws of England and the Liberty of Parliament." This slogan was afterward given a Latin abbreviation, which was added to the design of several of his coins--including this Triple Unite--which boldly displays it upon the reverse. On its obverse we see Charles wielding a sword, a warrior-like depiction present upon much of Charles's coinage and meant to inspire his subjects. However, his cause was all but lost by 1645 in the face of the Parliamentarians' New Model Army under Sir Thomas Fairfax and Oliver Cromwell. While seeking assistance from a Scottish army in Nottinghamshire, he was handed over to Parliament only to broker a secret deal with the Scots, leading to the Second Civil War where he was once again defeated. This time, he was tried, convicted, and ultimately executed, leading to the brief Commonwealth period in England under the Cromwells. By 1660, Charles's eponymous son would be crowned and the monarchy restored. From the Hough Family Collection. Estimate: $80000 - 120000 |  |
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| Classical Numismatic Group > Electronic Auction 600 | Auction date: 3 December 2025 |
| Lot number: 977 Price realized: 160 USD (Approx. 138 EUR) Note: Prices do not include buyer's fees. | |
| Lot description: HANOVER. temp. George III. 1760-1820. Æ Medal (41.5mm, 39.05 g, 12h). Mudie's "National Series" – The Treaty of Paris, 30 May 1814. By R. Gayard and J.P. Droz. Dated 1814 (though struck 1820). BRITANNIA, head of the Britannia left, wearing crested Corinthian helmet decorated with laurel wreath and lion standing left; J. MUDIE D.T to right / THE REPOSE OF HERCULES MDCCCXIIII, bearded nude Hercules, wearing strategically draped lion skin, standing facing on imperial eagle set on ground, with hand on hip and holding club set on ground; DRO(retrograde Z) F. to left, J. MUDIE D. to right. BHM 825; Eimer 1046; Bramsen 1441; Mudie 26. Brown surfaces, small spot of obverse verdigris. EF. Estimate: 100 USD |  |
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| Spink > Auction 25055 | Auction date: 1 October 2025 |
| Lot number: 734 Price realized: 1,100 GBP (Approx. 1,481 USD / 1,260 EUR) Note: Prices do not include buyer's fees. | |
| Lot description: NGC MS61 | Marriage of James (III) to Princess Clementina, AR Medal, c. 1719, by O. Hamerani, IACOBVS • III • D • G • M • B • F • ET • H • REX, armoured and draped bust right, rev. CLEMENTINA • MAGNAE • BRITANNIAE • ET • C • REG •, draped bust left, 49mm, 37.79g (Eimer 485; MI ii 446/52; Woolf 37:1), with some hairlining, cabinet toned, uniformly in a dark-silver to reverse, glossy brilliance to the fields, extremely fine, in NGC holder, graded MS61 (Cert. #8222378-008). Provenance, The Craven Collection of British Historical Medals , When Clementina finally arrived at Bologna, after escaping imprisonment, James had already left for Spain in a vain attempt to raise funds for another invasion of Britain. She was married by proxy with James Murray standing in for the Prince. After the ceremony Clementina left for Rome where she stayed at the Ursuline convent whilst waiting for Prince James to return from Spain. This medal is not dated but was probably struck on the occasion of the proxy marriage, although this is not entirely clear. , , https://www.ngccoin.uk/certlookup/8222378-008/61/ Estimate: £700 - £800 |  |
