Archives International Auctions - Auction 109 December 16, 2025

Archives International Auctions - Sale 109 67 December 16, 2025 Archives International Auctions www.archivesinternational.com Germany 351 351 German States: Hamburg – City View, 1901J, 3 Mark, KM#609, NGCAU Details (Cleaned) Germany, 1901, Hamburg, 3 Mark, KM#609; obverse with city view with towers; rev. Imperial eagle; struck at Hamburg Mint ( J); graded NGC AU Details (Cleaned). (It has .4823 oz of .999 Silver) �� Est. $75-100 352 352 Germany. 2 Reichsmark Silver Group (30 Coins), 1939, Paul von Hindenburg Type. Germany. Attractive group of 30 German, 2 Reichsmark silver coins, all dated 1939 and featuring the Paul von Hindenburg portrait obverse with the imperial eagle reverse. Mixed mintmarks are present, typical of the issue. Struck in .625 silver, each coin contains 0.1607 troy oz of pure silver, for a combined silver weight of 4.821 troy oz. Conditions range from XF to AU, with many showing sharp details, light wear, and a number exhibiting original luster. A solid, desirable pre-WWII German silver accumulation with strong collector interest at this grade level. �� Est. $260-375 353 353 Germany. 5 Reichsmark Silver Group (16 Coins), 1937, Paul von Hindenburg Type. Germany. Group of 16 German 5 Reichsmark silver coins, all dated 1937 with mixed mintmarks; portrait of Paul von Hindenburg and large imperial eagle reverse. Struck in .900 silver, each coin contains 0.4016 troy oz of pure silver, for a combined silver weight of 6.4256 troy oz. Grades range from Choice VF to Choice XF with several approaching AU or better condition. A solid pre-WWII German silver crown group. �� Est. $400-600 354 Germany.Third Reich, 1934–1935 2 Reichsmark (GarrisonChurch), Lot of 10 Coins Germany, Group of 10 German silver 2 Reichsmark coins dated 1934–1935, each depicting the Garrison Church of Potsdam with the inscription “21. März 1933” on the obverse and the imperial-style eagle with denomination 2 Reichsmark on the reverse; mintmarks represented in the group include A, D, F, H, and J, covering the major Reich mints of the period; all struck in .625 silver, with each coin containing 0.1607 troy ounces of silver, for a total silver content of 1.607 troy ounces across the lot; the coins range in attractive circulated condition from VF to AU, with typical toning and light wear consistent with careful use. �� Est. $150-1250 Honduras 355 355 Honduras (1934–1957). Honduras Silver Coin Quartet. Tegucigalpa, Honduras (1934–1957). Honduras Silver Coin Group. A well‑matched Latin American silver group featuring classic portrait and arms designs, most notably the 1 Lempira silver type of the 1930s, Including 1934 and 1937 dates, (Ag .900, 12.5 g, ASW ), both in Choice Fine to VF; a 1951, 50 Centavos (Ag .900, 6.25 g, ASW); and a 1951, 20 centavos coin in a nice AU to Uncirculated condition with nice luster; all are nice original examples with honest surfaces and even color. Total pure .999 silver equivalent for this group is a slightly less than 1 ounce. (4 coins). �� Est. $100-150 India 356 356 India – Four-Coin Group of Victoria Silver One Rupees: 1840 (2 pcs), 1862, and 1887 India. A group of four British India silver One Rupee coins including two 1840 East India Company issues, each with the Young Queen Victoria portrait and the classic wreath reverse, both in Choice AU to Uncirculated condition with strong detail and bright original surfaces; an 1862 Queen Victoria Rupee of the early “Queen” type, showing the crowned bust and ornate floral reverse, in About Uncirculated condition though lightly cleaned; and an 1887 Victoria Empress Rupee of the later “Empress” type with intricate engraving and bold legends, in Choice XF condition. Each coin is struck in .917 silver, containing 0.3437 troy oz of pure silver, for a combined total of approximately 1.3748 troy ounces of silver in all four coins that represent three major design eras of Victoria’s coinage in India. (4) �� Est. $300-600