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61
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Średniowiecze
49
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Polska od XVI w.
135
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Związane historycznie z Polską
13
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Państwa obce
45
Banknoty
173
Odznaczenia i ordery
29
Literatura
12
Varia
3
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3
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E-auktion 726: Litteratur, pengesedler, pengesedler fra Lucow-samlingen, guldmønter, antikke mønter, middelaldermønter, polske mønter, udenlandske mønter, ordener. Monety
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- Gaul, 1/4 stater of the "Boat / Tree" type (ca. 80–50 BCE)
- Byzantium, solidus, 641–668, Constantinople
- Roman Empire, solidus, 402–450, Constantinople
- France, double Louis d'or with a nude bust, 1786 K, Bordeaux
- France, Louis d’or with a nude bust, 1786 W, Lille
- Monaco, 20 francs, 1879 A, Paris
- The Celts, Potin, (c. 1st century BCE)
- The Celts, Potin, (c. 1st century BCE)
- Gaul, Potin, (c. 1st century BCE)
- Gaul, Potin, (c. 1st century BCE)
- Galia, Potin, (c. 100–50 BCE)
- Persia, centuries (c. 423–404 BCE)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, tetradrachm (c. 353–294 BCE)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, tetradrachm, Sidon
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, bronze, (ca. 133–48 BCE)
- Greece and the post-Hellenistic period, drachma, (ca. 80–55 BCE) (?)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, Diabolos (c. 521–478 BCE)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, the drachma, Eusebeia
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, drachma (c. 170–130 BCE)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, hemiobol (ca. 324–323 BCE)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, drachma (c. 336–323 BCE), Teos
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, diobol, (c. 450–400 BCE)
- Greece and the post-Hellenistic period, hemiobol, (5th century BCE)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, stater (c. 380–325 BCE)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, obol (c. 350–300 BCE)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, bronze, (ca. 95–90 BCE)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, tetradrachm, Antioch on the Orontes
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, drachma, (151–150 BCE), Antioch
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, Set of 4 Coins
- Roman Republic, denarius, (100 BCE), Rome
- Roman Republic, denarius, 91 BCE, Rome
- Roman Republic, denarius, 84 BCE, Rome
- Provincial Rome, prutah, (66–70), Jerusalem
- Provincial Rome, didrachma, Caesarea in Cappadocia
- Roman Empire, denarius, after 140, Rome
- Roman Empire, denarius, (206), Rome
- Roman Empire, denarius, (203), Rome
- Roman Empire, denarius, (201–206), Rome
- Provincial Rome, copper tetradrachm, (214–215), Antioch on the Orontes
- Provincial Rome, bronze
- Provincial Rome, bronze, (198–217)
- Roman Empire, antoninianus, (240), Rome
- Provincial Roman, bronze, (245–247)
- Roman Empire, antoninianus, (249–251), Rome
- Provincial Roman, bronze, (251–253)
- Roman Empire, copper antoninianus, (263–264), Antioch
- Provincial Rome, bronze, (253–260)
- Roman Empire, copper antoninianus, (263–264), Rome
- Roman Empire, copper antoninianus, (276), Antioch
- Provincial Rome, billon tetradrachm, 281–282 (7th year of reign), Alexandria
- Roman Empire, follis, (305–306), Siscia
- Roman Empire, follis, (308–310), Ticinum
- Roman Empire, follis, (333–335), Rome
- Roman Empire, follis, (314–315), Ticinum
- Roman Empire, follis, (319), Siscia
- Roman Empire, nummus, (320), Ticinum
- Roman Empire, bronze, (351–355), Siscia
- Roman Empire, follis, (355–357), Sirmium
- Roman Empire, follis, (367–375), Siscia
- Roman Empire, set of 10 coins (3rd–4th centuries)
- Byzantium, follis, Year 2 (566–567), Constantinople
- Byzantium, 1/2 follis, Year 6 (?) (AD 570–571), Thessaloniki
- Byzantium, follis, Constantinople
- Byzantium, follis, (945–950), Constantinople
- Byzantium, Miliaresion (976–1025), Constantinople
- Byzantium, anonymous follis (attributed to Basil II and Constantine VIII), (c. 976–1028), Constantinople
- Abbasids, dirham, 161 AH, al-Basra
- Abbasids, dirham, ca. 908–932
- Artukids, dirham, (560–566 AH)
- Ayyubids, dirham, 617 AH, Sinjar
- Ayyubids, dirham, 647 AH, Aleppo(?)
- Islam, dirham, 556 AH, Mosul
- Omajad, dirham, 90 AH, Damascus
- Samanid, dirham, 296 AH, al-Shash
- Samanid, dirham, 356 AH, Bukhara
- Samanids, dirham, ca. 976–997
- Tabarystan (Tapuria) – Abbasid governors, hemidrachma, 135 PYE (AD 786/787), Tabarystan
- Ottoman Turks, Akçe, 792 AH
- Golden Horde, dirham, AH 747 (1346–1347), Sarai al-Jadida
- England, long cross denarius (997–1003), London, minted by Godwine
- England, denarius
- Bohemia, denar, (1140–1174)
- Czech Republic, Prague grosz, Kutná Hora
- Czech Republic, Prague grosz, Kutná Hora
- Czech Republic, white fenig, undated, Kutná Hora
- Germany, denarius, (955–973), minted by Vulfa
- Germany, denarius, 1018–1026, Regensburg, mint master Ag
- Germany, set of 4 denarii
- Germany, denarius, (c. 929–984)
- Germany, set of 2 denarii
- Germany, Meissen grosz, (1390–1393), Freiberg
- Germany, OAP-type denarius (983–1002)
- Germany, OAP-type denarius (983–1002)
- Germany, OAP-type denarius (983–1002)
- Germany, OAP-type denarius (983–1002)
- Germany, OAP-type denarius (983–1002)
- Germany, imitation of an OAP-type denarius, 11th century
- Germany, cross denarius
- Germany, cross denarius (or imitation), 10th/11th century
- Germany, 2 x cross denarius, 10th–11th century
- Germany, denarius, (1002–1024), Dortmund
- Silesia, halerz, (1498–1505 or later, no later than 1511), Cieszyn
- Silesia, halerz, (1498–1505 or later (no later than 1511), Cieszyn
- Silesia, halerz based on the Wrocław foot, (1457–1465), Kłodzko
- Silesia, municipal halerz, late 15th century, Opava
- Silesia, municipal halerz, undated, Racibórz
- Silesia, municipal halerz, undated, Racibórz
- Hungary, Obol, no date
- Teutonic Order, bracteate (ca. 1307–1318)
- Poland, denar
- Poland, denar, (1138–1146)
- Poland, half-grosz (large quartnik), Kraków
- Poland, denar, Kraków
- Poland, crown denar, (1370–1382), Kraków
- Poland, denar, (ca. 1358–1366)
- Poland, half-grosz crown coin, undated, Kraków
- Poland, trojak, 1597, Olkusz
- Poland, trojak, 1597, Olkusz
- Poland, sixth, 1681 TLB, Bydgoszcz
- Poland, 10 zlotych, 1932, Warsaw
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