Euro coin set Federal Republic of Germany 2005 ADFGJ st

Rizzi Stamps (4-piece stamp set)

ULM GULDENKLIPPE 1704: MONETA ARGENT REIP VLMENSIS / DA PACEM NOBIS DOMINE, APPROX. 40 X 36 MM.

Denmark under Christian IV (1588–1648) – 2 Kronen 1618, Ø 46.5 mm, 37.5 g, scratches, XF with fine, even gold-coloured toning

Schleswig under Adolf XI (1581–1601) – Broad 1 1/4 Thaler, Ø 55 mm, 36 g, 1598, VF+/about EF, of great rarity

Salzburg silver – Schraubtaler on the exodus of Protestants from Salzburg in 1732 – silver box in thaler form with copper engraving

Saxony under John Frederick the Magnanimous (1532–1547) – silver medal with soldered details by Hans Reinhart the Elder, dated 1537

Nuremberg silver medal on Albrecht Dürer – medal by Matthes Gebel on the death of Albrecht Dürer 1528, Ø 38 mm, 22.2 g

Münster "Wiedertäufertaler" – thick thaler at double taler weight on the rule of the Anabaptists, so-called "Wiedertäufertaler", dated "1534", below mintmaster mark of Engelbert Ketteler ("K" with three stars), 1640 – 1659, Ø 41.5 mm, 60.0 g, XF with mint luster and fine toning, as a double taler of greatest rarity