1 lot of stamps

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

Klagenfurt taler under Ferdinand I (1521 – 1564) – Taler 1532, split (small) date "15 32", Ø 44.5 mm, 27.8 g, weak strike, otherwise VF, very rare

Brunswick "Pfaffenfeindtaler" under Christian, Bishop of Halberstadt (1617 – 1626) – Reichstaler 1622, so-called "Pfaffenfeindtaler", 28.9 g, VF/XF with interesting die cracks on the reverse, these talers were struck in Lippstadt from church silver that "The Mad Christian" had captured in Paderborn during the plundering of the cathedral treasury, another example in the auction