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Archives International Auctions - Sale 38 - Sessions 1 & 2
218 February 7-8,2017 Archives International Auctions
1711
Philippines, issued 50 Pesos, ND (1949), P-122b, signatures of
Roxas/Guerva, graded Choice Very Fine 35 by PMG. ����������������Est. $140-200
1712
Philippines, large lot of notes, includes from the Mindanao Emergency
Currency Board, 1943-44 Issues, 5, 50 Centavos; 10, 20 Pesos. P-S488x2;
S491; S504; S527e; S528x (2). Very Fine to About Uncirculated (6 pieces,
several counterfeits); also from the Negros Occidental Provincial
Currency Committee, 1942-44 Issues, 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 Pesos. P-S646a;
S647A; S648a; S649a; S661a; S673; 674; S676a; S680a. Generally Very
Good to Fine or better for these emergency issues. One or two with
paper clip rust (9 pieces); from the Cagayan issues, a group of 1-2-5-20
Peso notes (20 pieces), many varieties of ink and paper; also from the
Philippine National Bank - Iloilo, a group of 21 notes, 50 Centavos, 1
Peso, 2-5-10-20 Pesos; from the Negros Emergency Currency Board, a
group of 10 notes, 1-5-10-20-50-100-500 Pesos, F-VF, the 500 Pesos with
rust holes. Finally included are 2 Pesos, 10 Pesos, and 20 Pesos (2) from
the IV Philippine Corps 1943 Military Issue, all Fine. An interesting
group, sold as is. ����������������������������������������������������������������������������Est. $150-300
Poland
1713
Lodz (renamed Litzmannstadt), 1940 Lot of 3 notes, Includes 50
Pfennig; 1 Mark; and 20 Marks, different sizes and colors, Scarce and
historic Judaica notes. Lodz was the key industrial city that contained,
after Warsaw, the second largest Jewish community in pre-war Poland.
Lodz was occupied by the German Army in 1939 1 week after the
German’s invaded Poland and renamed Litzmannstadt. In February 1940
the Germans ordered the establishment of a ghetto in the northeastern
section of Lodz. Over 150,000 Jews, more than a third of the total
population of Lodz, were forced into a small area of the city. In January
1942 through 1944 deportations continued from the Lodz Ghetto to the
Chelmno extermination complex. By August 1944 few Jews were left in
Lodz. ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������Est. $350-500
1714
Lopischewo, 5 Mark scrip note issued by Łopiszewie Estate Management
and the owner of the property Julius Peter Hoffmann. The issuer’s
assets consisted of a few farms, so the vouchers could be used in several
towns. This issue had a limited circulation of under 200 pieces printed,
and known denominations include 50 Pfennig, 1 Mark, and 3 Mark (not
included in this lot) and the 5 Mark, which is believed to be the only
extant uncancelled example today. As this issue was produced out of
playing cards, every piece has 1 pre-rounded corner, and 3 others that
were later cut to match the rounded one. Rare and unrecorded. LINK:
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1715
Poland, group of 6 issued notes, includes from the 1919 State
Loan Bank issue 100 Marek, P-27 and 500 Marek, P-28, both VF. Also
included is a 1 Grosz, 1924, P-42a, VF; and from finally 10, 20, and 50
Zlotych, P-148, P-149, P-142, all UNC. �������������������������������������������Est. $75-100
Portugal
1716
Portugal. 20, 50, 100 Escudos.
P-150; 163a; 164; 167 (4); 168 (3); 169 (2); 173 (2); 174 (3); 176 (5). Some of
the early notes, Fine with paper separation at folds; most of the modern
notes are Choice Very Fine to Uncirculated. 21 pieces.����������������Est. $200-300