Live Internet Auction 21, Part A Coins, Medals & Banknotes

GREECE: Silver (0,999) commemorative medal for the construction of the new building of the Ecumenical Patriarchate (1989). The building on obverse. The Temple of Saint George (1600) on reverse. Diameter: 65mm. Weight: 125,5gr. Inside case. Uncirculated.

GREECE: Bronze medal issued for the 11th Mediterranean Games (1991) that took place in Athens commemorating the 40th anniversary (1951-1991) of the Games. A pigeon holding an olive branch on obverse. The logo of the Mediterranean Games on reverse. Dimensions: 50mm x 47mm. Weight: 95,5gr. Inside its official case. Uncirculated.

GREECE: Complete set of three medals (1998) in gilt, silver (0,999) & gold (0,750) commemorating Konstantinos Karamanlis, part of the "Political Leaders in the World" series. Bust of Konstantinos Karamanlis facing right on obverse. A globe with flags from different countries attached. Inside their official case of issue. Accompanied with CoA with No "275". Proof.

GREECE: Lot of 2 commemorative medals for the National Day of the Armed Force (21.11.2001), one in bronze and one in silver (0,950). The logo of the Hellenic Ministry of Defence on obverse. Four different army coat of arms on reverse. Diameter (each): 70mm. Weights: 121,3gr (bronze) & 143,8gr (silver). About Uncirculated.

GREECE: Partially gilt commemorative medal (ND 2002) in silver (0,999) from the The common currency of the Eurozone countries series. Symbols of Greece on obverse. Europe map on reverse. Weight: 20,1g. Diameter: 35,1mm. Proof.

GREECE: Silver (0,925) commemorative medal for the 90 years (1912-2002) since the Balkan Wars. The logo of the Hellenic Army General Staff on obverse. War scene on reverse. Diameter: 60mm. Weight: 112,3gr. Uncirculated.

GREECE: Medal in brass issued by the Athens Numismatic Museum (2012). Facing bust of Leo VI the Wise (copy of an ancient gold coin) on obverse. The Ilion Melathron building on reverse. Diameter: 30mm. Weight: 10gr. Uncirculated.

GREECE: Commemorative medal (2016) in silver (0,925) for the 40 years of the Panhellenic Nomismatic Union (1976-2016). Goddess Athena on obverse. Parts of representations of Greek coins through history on reverse. Inside official case and CoA with no "191". Mintage: 300 pieces. Weight: 28,30gr. Diameter: 39mm. Proof.

GREECE: Gilt pin, similar to the center part of the Order of Redeemer. Jesus Christ with the inscription "Η ΑΕΞΙΑ CΟΥ ΧΕΙΡ ΚΥΡΙΕ ΔΕΔΟΞΑΣΤΑΙ ΕΝ ΙΣΧΥΙ" on obverse. Diameter: 17mm. Weight: 4,9gr. Extremely Fine.

GREECE: Bronze commemorative medal for the Shooting Federation of Greece. A male sniper and a female archor on obverse. A wreath on reverse. Engraved by Huguenin, Switzerland. Diameter: 45mm. Weight: 37,6gr. Uncirculated.

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GREECE: Bronze holed medal for Zappas Olympics (1870). That was a series of sporting events that took place in Athens in the years: 1859, 1870, 1875 and 1888-1889 and was the first substantial attempt in modern history to revive the Olympic Games. Head of King George I on obverse. Inscription "ΑΓΩΝΟΘΕΤΗΣ ΕΥΑΓΓΕΛΗΣ ΖΑΠΠΑΣ / ΟΛΥΜΠΙΑ ΑΘΗΝΗΣΙ ΑΩΟ." within wreath on reverse. Engraved by Barre. Diameter: 41mm. Weight: 29,79gr. (Chase...

GREECE: GREECE: Lot of bronze & silver-plated Intercalated Olympic Games (1906) participation plaquettes. An athlete stands before the Panathenaic Stadium holding a sword, palm spray and shield aloft on obverse. Victory flies over olive tree and temple with olive frond in hand on reverse. The silver-plated was awarded to Monsieur Procot. Engraved by Paul Vannier. Dimensions: 70mm x 48mm. Weights: 95,7gr & 96,1gr. Extremely Fine &...