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The finds of Suceava “hybrid” solidi in Belarus
The article deals with the finds of “hybrid” solidi of Eustratie Dabija (1661-1665) in Belarus. Eustratie Dabija at the mint in Suceava organized the minting of counterfeit shillings of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, Prussia, and Swedish Livonia.
Roman Kritsuk
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The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Jubilee Commemorative Medal
Obverse: Emblem of Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Kretschmer, Samuel engraver +2 more
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Obverse: set construction, inscription Faust I
Obverse: set construction, inscription Faust I. Medieval buildings, with one section dimly lit, containing a figure or figures. Moonlit, representing Faust's study.Mrs.
Steiner-Prag, Hugo 1880-1945
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Obverse: Stylized picture of Jerusalem atop mountains surrounded by clouds. Reverse: Bar Kochba coin from Jerusalem, in the center four columns, an arc, a symbol of the Torah.Digital ...
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Apollo Belenos on Norican and Tauriscan coins
The head on the obverse of Norican and Tauriscan coins is often casually identified as Apollo’s, mainly based on the god’s appearance on suggested prototypes for these coins.
Tomislav Bilić
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Rose of Sharon Official Award Medal
Obverse: Shield of the Hod Hasharon local council with a stylized tree, inscription.
Hecht, Moshe engraver +2 more
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Flagler Memorial Presbyterian Church Marker (Obverse), St. Augustine, FL
Flagler Memorial Presbyterian Church marker (Obverse), St. Augustine, Fl. This marker is located on Seville Street, in St Augustine, St johns County, Florida. The marker (Obverse) reads as : St.
Taylor, George Lansing, Jr.
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Chaim Weizmann Commemorative Medal
Obverse: Head of Chaim Weizmann Reverse: In the center, a stylized crown with Hebrew inscription.Digital ...
Nov, Moshe engraver +2 more
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Obverses and Reverses: Nikolai Timchenko about Dobrica Ćosić
Unfortunately, due to the difficult circumstances in which he found himself as a politically unsuitable person most of what Nikolai Timchenko (1934–2004), the forgotten literary critic and historian, essayist and philosophical writer, published or left in manuscripts about writers whose works he dealt with, has remained marginalised and little known ...
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100 Years of Settlement State Medal
Obverse: Map of the State of Israel made out of blossomed flowers.
Kretschmer, Samuel engraver +2 more
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