Live Internet Auction 3 (Part A) Coins, Medals & Banknotes

Bronze commemorative medal [1822 (1836)] from the collection of medals that were engraved by Konrad Lange. Alexander Mavrokordatos on obverse. Three figures (military, citizen, priest) in memory of the meeting in Epidaurus on reverse. Diameter: 44mm. Weight: 50,6gr. (Wurzbach 6129). Extremely Fine.

Bronze medal [1826 (1836)] from the collection of medals that were engraved by Konrad Lange with Spyridon Trikoupis. Personalization of Greece that comes to help a Greek fighter and hid child on reverse. Diameter: 44mm. Weight: 48,2gr. (Wurzbach 8848). Extremely Fine.

Bronze medal (1870 dated) commemorating the Navy retirement fund. King George I on obverse. Inscription "ΝΑΥΤΙΚΟΝ ΑΠΟΜΑΧΙΚΟΝ ΤΑΜΕΙΟΝ" on reverse. Engraved by Barre. Diameter: 36mm. Weight: 25gr. Fine.

Bronze medal (1896 dated) commemorating the 1st Olympics in Athens. Personification of Victory on obverse. Inscription "ΔΙΕΘΝΕΙΣ ΟΛΥΜΠΙΑΚΟΙ ΑΓΩΝΕΣ ΑΘΗΝΗΣΙ 1896" surrounded by olive branch on reverse. Designed by N. Lytas and W. Pittner. Accompanied by its official case (damaged). Inside large slab by NGC "MS 64 BN / ATHENS OLYMPIC GAMES". Cert number: 3935636-003. (WURZB 410).

Gilt medal commemorating the 75th Anniversary (1821-1896) of Greek Revolution. King George I on obverse with "ΕΡΜΕΙΟΝ" written on his left. Allegorical scene with a figure raising the flag of the Revolution on reverse. Diameter: 36mm. Weight: 10,7gr. Extremely Fine.

Commemorative medal for Athanasios Lefkaditis, the Founder of Hellenic Scouting. His bust facing right on obverse. Inscription "Σ.Ε.Π. 1910" (ΣΩΜΑ ΕΛΛΗΝΩΝ ΠΡΟΣΚΟΠΩΝ) on reverse. With full original ribbon. Extremely Fine.

Silver award medal for the championship of the Union of Football Clubs of Athens (ΕΠΣΑ) in 1931-1932 season. Two helmeted figures on obverse. Legend within wreath on reverse. Diameter: 33mm. Weight: 15,7gr. Very Fine plus.

Silver(?) commemorative medal for Loukas Nomikos, a shipowner from Oia, Sanatorini. His bust facing left with the date 18.7.1960 below on obverse. A cargo ship with the date 31.10.63 on reverse. Diameter: 40mm. Weight: 30,3gr. Very Fine plus).

Bronze medal that was awarded by the Hellenic Athletics Federation (ΣΕΓΑΣ). A discus thrower in action within wreath on obverse. Inscription "ΙΧ ΕΥΡΩΠΑΙΚΟΝ ΠΡΩΤΑΘΛΗΜΑ ΑΘΛΗΤΙΣΜΟΥ / ΑΝΑΜΝΗΣΤΙΚΟΝ / ΑΘΗΝΑΙ 1969" on reverse. Diameter: 50mm. Weight: 57,6gr. Slightly corroded. Extra Fine.

Bronze commemorative medal (1980) for the 150 years since the first Greek modern coin. Ancient figure and the legend "ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΗ ΝΟΜΙΣΜΑΤΙΚΗ ΕΤΑΙΡΙΑ" on obverse. 1 Phoenix coin with legend "150 ΧΡΟΝΙΑ ΝΕΟΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΟΥ ΝΟΜΙΣΜΑΤΟΣ" on reverse. Limited edition of 500 pieces. The no "499/500" is written on the rim. Diameter: 50mm. Weight: 65,6gr. Engraved by Kelaidis. Uncirculated.

Bronze commemorative medal for Eurobasket 1987 that took place in Greece. Peace and Friendship Stadium on obverse. Highlight of basketball game on reverse. Diameter: 40mm. Weight: 47,5gr. Slightly corroded on reverse. Uncirculated.

Colored medal (1997) from Europa Ecu series. Georgios Papandreou with the coat of arms of the Hellenic Republic on obverse. Europa riding bull on reverse. Diameter: 40mm. Weight: 33,3gr. Proof.