Over 200 NGC-certified Coins and 70 PMG-certified Notes in October Polish Auction

Antykwariat Numizmatyczny, Poland’s largest auction house, will offer many world coins certified by Numismatic Guaranty Corporation® (NGC®) at its annual Jubilee sale, being held October 26, 2019, in Warsaw. The auction will also feature many notes certified by Paper Money Guaranty® (PMG®).

One NGC-certified highlight is a Germany 1756 EC 10 Taler graded NGC MS 62. The obverse features August III, King of Poland from 1734 until 1763. This rare coin is the largest gold coin produced during his reign, during which crown mints did not operate in Poland. Rather, the king began minting crown coins in Saxon mints. The starting bid is 39,000 PLN (about $10,000 USD).

Germany 1756 EC 10 Taler graded NGC MS 62. Starting bid: 39,000 PLN (about $10,000 USD) Click images to enlarge.

Another NGC-certified highlight is a Poland 1922 Proba 100 Marks graded NGC MS 62. This gold coin is a rare interwar sample featuring Józef Piłsudski. On the reverse, the number 100 and the year 1922 are encircled by a wreath, and there is a concave inscription, PRÓBA, in the upper right. Of the few known examples of this coin minted in gold, this is the only one with the PRÓBA inscription. The starting bid is 100,000 PLN (about $25,400 USD).

Poland 1922 Proba 100 Marks graded NGC MS 62. Starting bid: 100,000 PLN (about $25,400 USD) Click images to enlarge.

Other notable NGC-graded coins in the October 26 auction include:

• Lot 339 – Russia 1801CM AN 5 Roubles graded NGC UNC Details. Starting bid: 60,000 PLN (about $15,000 USD)
• Lot 152 – Poland 1702 Ducat Thorn graded NGC MS 63. Starting bid: 45,000 PLN (about $11,400 USD)
• Lot 173 – Poland 1734 Ducat Danzig graded NGC MS 63+. Starting bid: 40,000 PLN (about $10,100 USD)
• Lot 154 – Germany 1756 EC 10 Taler graded NGC MS 62. Starting bid: 39,000 PLN (about $10,000 USD)
• Lot 130 – Poland 1649 GP Taler graded NGC AU Details. Starting bid: 38,000 PLN (about $9,600 USD)
• Lot 143 – Poland 1671 MG 1/3 Taler graded NGC AU 50. Starting bid: 38,000 PLN (about $9,600 USD)
• Lot 598 – Poland 1930 Proba 5 Zlotych graded NGC MS 63 BN. Starting bid: 38,000 PLN (about $9,600 USD)
• Lot 261 – Poland 1829 FH 25 Zlotych graded NGC MS 61. Starting bid: 30,000 PLN (about $7,600 USD)
• Lot 478 – Germany 1555 Taler graded NGC MS 63. Starting bid: 30,000 PLN (about $7,600 USD)
• Lot 557 – Poland 1932 5 Zlotych Winged Victory graded NGC MS 61. Starting bid: 30,000 PLN (about $7,600 USD)
• Lot 259 – Poland 1819 IB 50 Zlotych graded NGC MS 61. Starting bid: 20,000 PLN (about $5,000 USD)
• Lot 1 – Roman Empire AD 253-268 Gallienus graded NGC Ancients MS, 4/5 Strike and 4/5 Surface. Starting bid: 13,000 PLN (about $3,300 USD)
• Lot 383 – Russia 1894 AT 10 Roubles graded NGC MS 62. Starting bid: 13,000 PLN (about $3,300 USD)
• Lot 296 – Russia 1857MW 20 Kopeks graded NGC MS 62. Starting bid: 10,000 PLN (about $2,500 USD)
• Lot 503 – Switzerland 1794 2 Duplone graded NGC MS 62. Starting bid: 6,000 PLN (about $1,500 USD)
• Lot 386 – Russia 1892 AT Rouble graded NGC MS 62. Starting bid: 4,000 PLN (about $1,000 USD)

PMG-graded notes in the auction include:

• Lot 727 – Poland 1919 500 Marek graded PMG 53 About Uncirculated. Starting bid: 8,000 PLN (about $2,000 USD)
• Lot 693 – Poland 1924 10 Zlotych Specimen graded PMG 61 Uncirculated NET. Starting bid: 6,000 PLN (about $1,500 USD)
• Lot 686 – Poland 1919 (ND 1924) 20 Zlotych Specimen graded PMG 64 Choice Uncirculated. Starting bid: 5,000 PLN (about $1,300 USD)
• Lot 692 – Poland 1924 20 Zlotych Specimen graded PMG 63 Choice Uncirculated. Starting bid: 4,500 PLN (about $1,140 USD)
• Lot 685 – Poland 1919 (ND 1924) 50 Zlotych Specimen graded PMG 63 Choice Uncirculated. Starting bid: 4,400 PLN (about $1,100 USD)

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All estimates are provided by the auction house.