NGC-certified Polish Taler Showcased in September Sale

A rare Polish taler certified by Numismatic Guaranty Company™ (NGC®) is a top highlight in an upcoming sale presented by Poland-based auction house Antykwariat Numizmatyczny Niemczyk Michal. Also offered in the sale are hundreds of NGC-certified coins from across the European continent. Online bidding for Auction 35 is currently underway and will conclude on September 16, 2022.

Poland 1576 Courland Taler graded NGC XF 45 Click images to enlarge.

A Poland 1576 Courland Taler graded NGC XF 45 (lot 97) is one of the top highlights in the sale, with a starting price of 100,000 PLN (about $21,300). Dated from the Middle Ages, this coin was struck in Courland seven years after the vassal state became part of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. The reverse features the coat of arms of Gotthard Kettler, the first Duke of Courland and Semigallia during that period.

Other NGC-certified highlights include:

• a Poland 1659 HDL Thorn Ducat graded NGC MS 61 (lot 186), with a starting price of 55,000 PLN (about $11,700)
• a Poland 1673 DL Danzig Ducat graded NGC MS 61 (lot 198), with a starting price of 50,000 PLN (about $10,500)
• a Poland (circa 1708-10) Half Taler Butterfly Type graded NGC MS 62 (lot 206), with a starting price of 50,000 PLN (about $10,500)
• a Poland 1783 EB Taler graded NGC MS 62 (lot 226), with a starting price of 38,000 PLN (about $8,000)
• a Germany 1631 CVD Breslau 2 Taler Klippe graded NGC AU 55 (lot 262), with a starting price of 35,000 PLN (about $7,400)
• a Russia 1724 2 Rouble graded NGC AU 55 (lot 310), with a starting price of 20,000 PLN (about $4,200)
• a Germany (circa 1657) Cologne Taler graded NGC AU 58 (lot 383), with a starting price of 20,000 PLN (about $4,200)
• a Poland 1628 II Taler graded NGC MS 62 and pedigreed to the Richard A. Jourdan Collection (lot 108), with a starting price of 18,000 PLN (about $3,800)
• a Poland 1995MW Gold 200 Zlotych Chopin Piano Competition graded NGC PF 69 Ultra Cameo (lot 570), with a starting price of 17,000 PLN (about $3,600)

All starting prices are provided by the auction house. The $ symbol represents US Dollars.