NGC-certified World Coins Featured in June Auction in Germany

World coins certified by Numismatic Guaranty Corporation® (NGC®) highlight a June Künker Münzauktionen und Goldhandel auction. Online bidding for Summer Auction Sales 337-338 is now open, with the auction concluding June 22-26, 2020.

Among the most anticipated coins in the sale is a Germany 1739 Bavaria 10 Ducat graded NGC MS 61 (photo cert). This rare Bavarian coin featuring Charles VII (also known as Karl Albert) was struck during a time when Karl was an elector from Bavaria (1726-45), but before he succeeded in getting himself elected Holy Roman Emperor (1742-45). Despite his lofty title, Karl's power was limited and his territories were overrun shortly after his coronation, causing him to flee from Munich. The coin has an estimated sales price of € 60,000 (about $68,000 USD).

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Another highlight of the sale is a Germany 1815 CT Nassau-Usingen Taler graded NGC MS 63. This extremely rare coin features Friedrich Wilhelm von Nassau-Weilburg, who was ruler of Nassau-Weilburg from 1806 until his death in 1816. It has an estimated sales price of € 30,000 (about $34,000 USD).

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A Russia 1836 1.5 Rubles graded NGC MS 60 is also expected to draw spirited bidding. This desirable coin comes from a mintage of 150 and features Russian Emperor Nicholas I on the obverse, along with his wife on the reverse surrounded by their seven children. It has an estimated sales price of € 30,000 (about $34,000 USD).

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Other NGC-certified highlights include:

• a Russia 1859CNB OB Rouble graded NGC PF 66+★, with an estimate of € 20,000 (about $22,700 USD)
• a Russia 1903 AP 50 Kopek graded NGC PF 63 Cameo, with an estimate of € 15,000 (about $17,000 USD)
• a Germany 1695 GE Bohemia 1/2 Taler graded NGC MS 64, with an estimate of € 7,500 (about $8,500 USD)
• a Denmark 1699-dated Gold Medal graded NGC MS 62, with an estimate of € 7,500 (about $8,500 USD)
• a Russia 1898 AT Rouble graded NGC PF 66, with an estimate of € 7,500 (about $8,500 USD)
• a Germany 1861 B Krone graded NGC MS 62+, with an estimate of € 5,000 (about $5,700 USD)
• a France 1848 Essai Silver 5 Francs graded NGC MS 66, with an estimate of € 3,500 (about $4,000 USD)
• a Finland 1864 Penni graded NGC MS 65 BN, with an estimate of € 3,000 (about $3,400 USD)
• a Germany (c. 1861) Gold Medal graded NGC PF 65 Ultra Cameo, with an estimate of € 2,000 (about $2,300 USD)
• a Germany 1775 Taler graded NGC MS 65, with an estimate of € 2,000 (about $2,300 USD)
• a Russia 1832CNB HT Rouble graded NGC MS 66, with an estimate of € 1,500 (about $1,700 USD)
• a Russia 1837CNB HT 25 Kopek graded NGC PF 65, with an estimate of € 1,000 (about $1,100 USD)

For more information and to bid, visit the Künker Münzauktionen und Goldhandel website, Kuenker.de.