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- EDWARD DWURNIK, Stefan Batory icon, 1966
- Honoré II (1604–1662). 60-sol coin, 1655, Monaco.
- Louis I (1662–1701). 60-sol coin, 1682, Monaco.
- Florestan (1841–1856). Trial issue of the 10-centime “DEO ADJUVENTE” stamp, 1847, Monaco?
- Honoré V (1819–1841). Medal commemorating the construction of the Carrei (Careï) Bridge in Menton (architect: Charles Fortier; by Borrel, 1838, Monaco).
- Charles III (1853–1889). 20 (twenty) francs, 1879, A, Paris.
- Albert I (1889–1922). 100 (one hundred) francs, 1901, A, Paris.
- Louis II (1922–1949). 2-franc silver proof coin, Special Strike (SP) ND (1943), Paris.
- Rainier III (1949–2005). 10-franc gold proof coin, Special Strike (SP), 1950, Paris.
- Rainier III (1949–2005). 20-franc gold proof coin, Special Strike (SP), 1950, Paris.
- Rainier III (1949–2005). 50-franc gold proof coin, Special Strike (SP), 1950, Paris.
- Rainier III (1949–2005). 1950 100-franc gold proof coin, Paris.
- Rainier III (1949–2005). 1-franc gold proof coin, 1960, Paris.
- Rainier III (1949–2005). 2-franc gold Piéfort, 1982, Paris.
- Rainier III (1949–2005). 10-franc "Princess Grace" Gold Piéfort, burnished blank (PROOF), 1982, Paris.
- Rainier III (1949–2005). 100-franc commemorative coin, 25th anniversary of Rainier III’s reign, Special Strike (SP), 1974, Paris.
- Prithvi Bir Bikram Shah (1881–1911 / SE 1803–1833). Mohar VS 1833 (1911).
- Fifth Republic (1958–present). Box set containing two sets of nine silver piéforts in denominations of 10, 20, 50, and 100 francs, from New Caledonia, the New Hebrides, and Polynesia, 1966–1967, Paris.
- Fifth Republic (1958–present). 100-franc I.E.O.M. gold Piéfort, burnished blank (PROOF) 1979, Pessac.
- Fifth Republic (1958–present). 50-franc I.E.O.M. gold Piéfort, burnished blank (PROOF) 1979, Pessac.
- Fifth Republic (1958–present). 10-franc gold Piéfort, Special Strike (SP), 1967, Paris.
- Fifth Republic (1958–present). 1-franc I.E.O.M. gold Piéfort, burnished (PROOF) blank, 1979, Paris.
- Fifth Republic (1958–present). 20-franc gold Piéfort, burnished blank (PROOF), 1967, Paris.
- Utrecht, Republic of the Seven United Provinces of the Netherlands (1581–1795). Medal depicting the siege and capture of Grave by Maurice of Orange, by G. van Bylaer, 1602, Utrecht.
- Utrecht, Republic of the Seven United Provinces of the Netherlands (1581–1795). Ducat (silver cavalier) 1746, Utrecht.
- Holland (Kingdom of), Louis Napoleon (1806–1810). Trial strike in solid virole using the Salneuve process, for the Mint of the King of Holland in Utrecht MDCCCVIII (1808), Paris.
- Holland (Kingdom of), Louis Napoleon (1806–1810). Ducat, Type 2, 1810, Utrecht.
- Ferdinand VI (1746–1759). 8 escudos, 1757 JM, Lima.
- Ferdinand VII (1808–1833). 4 escudos, featuring a draped and laureated bust, 1812 JP, Lima.
- Republic of Peru (since 1821). 100 (one hundred) soles, 1953, Lima.
- Republic of Peru (since 1821). 50 (cincuenta) soles, with a burnished flan finish (PROOFLIKE), 1951, Lima.
- Republic of Peru (since 1821). Medal commemorating the inauguration of the National Post and Telegraph Office in 1899, Lima.
- U.S. Government (1902–1935). 5 centavos, 1903, Philadelphia.
- Fifth Republic (1958–present). 50-franc gold Piéfort, burnished blank (PROOF), 1967, Pessac.
- Charles I (1889–1908). Gold medal commemorating the death of King Charles I, by Cabral Antunes and Topázio, 1908.
- Charles I, King (1881–1914). 20 lei, 1883, B, Bucharest.
- Charles I, King (1881–1914). 20 lei, 1890, B, Bucharest.
- Charles I, King (1881–1914). 20 lei, 1890, B, Bucharest.
- Charles I, King (1881–1914). 20 lei, 1890, B, Bucharest.
- Charles I, King (1881–1914). Set of 1 banu, 2 and 5 bani from 1867, Heaton.
- Charles I, King (1881–1914). 10-bani bronze trial coin, unpunched, burnished blank (PROOF), 1905, Brussels.
- Charles I, King (1881–1914). 20-bani bronze trial coin, unpunched, polished blank (PROOF), 1905, Brussels.
- Charles I, King (1881–1914). Plaque, Bucharest General Exhibition and Jubilee of the Reign, by L. Stelmans, 1906, Paris (Janvier and Duval).
- Ferdinand I (1914–1927). 50-bani copper-nickel trial coin, unperforated, with the inscription “Huguenin 1921, Le Locle” (Huguenin frères).
- Ferdinand I (1914–1927). 1-leu bronze trial coin, unsigned, Huguenin 1922, Le Locle (Huguenin frères).
- Ferdinand I (1914–1927). 2-lei copper-nickel trial coin, Special Strike (SP) 1924, lightning bolt, Poissy.
- Carol II (1930–1940). 20-lei commemorative coin, gilded bronze, 10th anniversary of his reign, Special Strike (SP) 1940, Bucharest.
- Carol II (1930–1940). 12-ducat trial coin, in gilded bronze, with a reaper on the reverse, designed by E. W. Becker, 1939, Bucharest.
- Carol II (1930–1940). 12-ducat trial piece, gilded bronze, 10 years of reign, by E. W. Becker, 1940, Bucharest.
- Carol II (1930–1940). 12-ducat trial coin, gilded bronze, hybrid design commemorating 10 years of reign / The Prince Receiving Water, by E. W. Becker, 1940, Bucharest.
- Michel I [Mihai I] (1940–1947). 20-lei proof coin, made of lead, commemorating the liberation of Northern Transylvania in October 1944, Special Strike (SP) 1944 (reissue), Bucharest.
- People's Republic (1947–1965). 1-leu lead trial coin, by H. Ionescu, Special Issue (SP) 1949, Bucharest.
- People's Republic (1947–1965). 5-bani lead trial coin, 1952 (re-strike), Bucharest.
- Socialist Republic (1965–1989). 1-leu nickel coin with a minting error; single-sided obverse minting from 1966, Bucharest.
- Socialist Republic (1965–1989). 3-lei copper-nickel trial coin, double obverse and ornamented edge, 1966, Bucharest.
- Socialist Republic (1965–1989). 3-lei copper-nickel trial coin, single-sided obverse with a smooth edge, Special Strike (SP) 1966, Bucharest.
- Socialist Republic (1965–1989). 3-lei copper-nickel trial coin, single-sided reverse with a smooth edge, Special Strike (SP) ND (1966), Bucharest.
- Anne (1730–1740). Ruble 1736/5, Kadashevsky.
- Catherine II (1762–1796). Yellow gold and enamel box, set with a medal commemorating the Peace with Sweden, by C. Leberecht and P. Bobrovschikov, 1790 [hallmarked 1796], Saint Petersburg.
- Paul I (1796–1801). 1/4 kopeck (polushka), Novodel 1797, EM, Yekaterinburg.
- Alexander I (1801–1825). Half-ruble or poltina, 1817 ПС, СПБ, Saint Petersburg.
- Alexander I (1801–1825). Half-ruble or poltina, 1819 ПС, СПБ, Saint Petersburg.
- Alexander I (1801–1825). Half-ruble or poltina, 1819 ПС, СПБ, Saint Petersburg.
- Alexander I (1801–1825). Half-ruble or poltina, 1819 ПС, Saint Petersburg.
- Alexander I (1801–1825). 1/4-kopeck piéfort (polushka), Novodel 1802, EM, Yekaterinburg.
- Alexander II (1855–1881). 5 rubles, 1877 HI, СПБ, Saint Petersburg.
- Alexander II (1855–1881). 25 kopecks, 1858 ФБ, СПБ, Saint Petersburg.
- Alexander II (1855–1881). 5 kopecks, 1864, EM, Yekaterinburg.
- Alexander II (1855–1881). Medal commemorating the victory of French troops at the Battle of the Alma, near Sevastopol (Crimea), by A. Bovy, Special Strike (SP) 1854, Paris.
- Alexander II (1855–1881). Pair of medals depicting the Eastern Campaign (Crimea) and the Battles of Alma and Inkerman, with Prince Napoleon as commander of the 3rd Division, by A. Barre, Special Strikes (SP) 1855, Paris.
- Alexander II (1855–1881). Gold Medal, Warsaw Academy of Medicine and Surgery, by J. Minheymer, 1857, St. Petersburg.
- Alexander III (1881–1894). 5-ruble coin, short beard, with the inscription “1888” (АГ), St. Petersburg.
- Alexander III (1881–1894). 5-ruble coin, short beard, unsigned, 1889 (АГ), Saint Petersburg.
- Alexander III (1881–1894). 5-ruble note featuring a short beard, with the signature “1889” (АГ) – АГ, Saint Petersburg.
- Alexander III (1881–1894). 1891 ruble, AГ, Saint Petersburg.
- Alexander III (1881–1894). 1883 Coronation Ruble, Saint Petersburg.
- Alexander III (1881–1894). 25 kopecks, 1886 AГ, Saint Petersburg.
- Alexander III (1881–1894). Medal, French Exhibition in Moscow, by O. Roty, 1891, Paris.
- Nicholas II (1894–1917). 10 rubles, 1900 ФЗ, Saint Petersburg.
- Nicholas II (1894–1917). 10 kopecks, 1909 ЭБ, СПБ, Saint Petersburg.
- Nicholas II (1894–1917). 1/2 kopeck, 1899, СПБ, Saint Petersburg.
- Nicholas II (1894–1917). 1/4 kopeck, 1899, СПБ, Saint Petersburg.
- Nicholas II (1894–1917). Gold Medal commemorating the coronation of Nicholas II and Alexandra Feodorovna in Moscow, by A. Vasyutinsky, 1896.
- Nicholas II (1894–1917). Medal, prize from the Paris World’s Fair, by J. C. Chaplain, 1900, Paris.
- Nicholas II (1894–1917). Medal commemorating the centennial of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, designed by F. Rasumny, 1902.
- Elizabeth II (1952–2022). Mohur or Pound (one mohur = 1 pound), Polished Blanks (PROOF) 2014, London.
- Milan Obrenovich, Prince (1868–1882). 50 para, 1879, Paris (Tasset).
- Peter I (1903–1918). 5-para gold proof coin, 1917, Gorham Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island?
- Charles XII (1697–1718). 4 mark, 2nd type, 1716 LC, Stockholm.
- Charles XIV John (1818–1844). 2/3 skilling banco, 1837, Stockholm.
- Oscar II (1872–1907). 10 kronor, 1883 EB, Stockholm.
- Gustav VI Adolf (1950–1973). Gold Medal for members of the Nobel Committee for Physics and Chemistry, Alfred Nobel Foundation, designed by Erik Lindberg, 1960, Eskilstuna (AB Myntverket).
- Bern (canton of). Duplone replica, with a burnished flan appearance (PROOFLIKE), 1797, Bern.
- Geneva (Canton of). 25-centime silver proof coin, Special Strike (SP), 1847.
- St. Gallen (Abbey of), Beda Angehrn, 1767–1796. Ducat, proof-like finish (PROOFLIKE), 1781, St. Gallen.
- Swiss Confederation (1848–present). 5 francs, 1908, B, Bern.
- French Mandate (1920–1946). Box set of three trial issues in denominations of 10, 25, and 50 piastres, 1929, Paris.
- French Mandate (1920–1946). 10 piastres, 1929, Paris.
- French Mandate (1920–1946). Aluminum proof (without the word “ESSAI”) 5-piastre coin featuring a trireme, hybrid (Syria/Lebanon), 1940, Paris.
- Independent Syria (1941–1958). 2 1/2 piastres, cupro-nickel-zinc trial strike, Special Strike (SP) ND (from late 1941), Aleppo.
- First Czechoslovak Republic (1918–1938). 1932 ducat, Kremnitz.
- Rama IV Mongkut (1851–1868). Fuang (1/8 baht) ND (1860).
- Jamphel Yeshe Gyaltsen, regent (1934–1941). 1 1/2 srang, 16th cycle, year 11 (1937), Lhasa.
- Mohamed el-Naceur, Bey (1906–1922). 50 centimes, 1915 – AH 1334, A, Paris.
- Mohamed el-Naceur, Bey (1906–1922). 50 centimes, 1916 – AH 1334, A, Paris.
- Mohamed el-Naceur, Bey (1906–1922). 2 francs, 1921—AH 1340, A, Paris.
- Mohamed el-Moncef, Bey (1942–1943). 100-franc gold module, 1943 – AH 1362, Paris.
- Habib Bourguiba (1957–1987). Workshop proof by Raymond Corbin, in lead, of the obverse of the nickel 1/2 dinar ND (1967–1968), Paris.
- Mahmud II (1808–1839). 20 para AH 1223/31 (1837), Constantinople.
- Abdülhamid II (1876–1909). 10 para copper coin, AH 1293/2 (1877), Constantinople.
- Republic. 10 pesos—the gaucho, national hero—Flan Bruni (PROOF) 1961.
- North America—Canada (French colonies), Louis XV (1715–1774). Token inscribed “PARAT ULTIMA TERRA TRIUMPHOS” by R. Filius, 1757, Paris.
- United States of America (1776–present). Token depicting Benjamin Franklin, Venerable Master of the Lodge of the Nine Sisters, by François Bernier, 1783, Paris.
- United States of America (1776–present). $20 Liberty Dollar, without date, 1853, O, New Orleans.
- United States of America (1776–present). 20-dollar Liberty coin, without date, 1854, S, San Francisco.
- United States of America (1776–present). $20 Liberty Dollar, no date, 1854, S, San Francisco.
- United States of America (1776–present). $20 Liberty Dollar, no date, 1862, Philadelphia.
- United States of America (1776–present). $20 Liberty Dollar, no date, 1863, Philadelphia.
- United States of America (1776–present). $20 Liberty dollar, with the date 1875, CC, Carson City.
- United States of America (1776–present). Liberty $20 coin, with the date 1875, CC, Carson City.
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