Exquisite Coins for Collectors: Highlights from Atlas Numismatics’ New November Additions

Atlas Numismatics has unveiled a remarkable collection of ancient and world coins this November, perfect for collectors seeking unique and historic treasures. From rare Celtic denarii to commemorative ducats, these coins tell fascinating stories from history. Here’s a glimpse into some standout pieces from the latest additions.

New World Coins at Atlas Numismatics

Atlas Numismatics added 330 new coins and medals, spanning World (303), Ancient (12), and U.S. (15) categories. Here are some exceptional highlights:

Superb Denarius of the Iberian Celts (c. 120–20 BC)

• Region: Central & Eastern Europe
• Details:
  • Condition: NGC Choice Mint State ✭
  • Design: Bearded head with Iberian inscriptions, horseman with a lance
  • Weight: 3.79 gm
  • Significance: A highly lustrous, star-designated coin valued for its exceptional eye appeal.

Mint State Commemorative 10 Ducats of Salzburg (1753)

• Region: Austrian States
• Details:
  • Issuer: Sigmund III, Prince-archbishop (1753–1771)
  • Condition: PCGS MS61
  • Design: Bust of Sigmund III, accompanied by detailed armorial figures
  • Weight: 34.72 gm
  • Significance: Struck to commemorate Sigmund III’s election as archbishop on April 5, 1753.

Napoleon Essai 5 Francs (1803)

• Region: France
• Details:
  • Period: First Empire, Napoleon I (1804–1814)
  • Condition: PCGS SP63
  • Design: Bonaparte as Premier Consul, inscriptions commemorating his mint visit
  • Edge: Reeded
  • Significance: Struck to celebrate Napoleon’s visit to the Paris mint on March 12, 1803.

Table of Highlights

Coin	Region	Year	Condition	Notable Feature
Iberian Denarius	Central Europe	120–20 BC	NGC Ch. MS✭	Exceptional lustre and historic design
Salzburg Ducats	Austrian States	1753	PCGS MS61	Commemorates Sigmund III’s archbishopric
Napoleon 5 Francs	France	1803	PCGS SP63	Celebrates Napoleon’s mint visit
Rainbow Mine Thaler	German States	1748	PCGS MS63	Unique “mine view” design
Victoria Model Crown	Great Britain	1848	NGC MS66	Rare bi-metallic “toy money” piece

Choice “Rainbow Mine” Thaler (1748)

• Region: German States, Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel
• Details:
  • Issuer: Karl I, King (1735–1780)
  • Condition: PCGS MS63
  • Design: Wildmen supporters around crowned arms, reverse mine view
  • Significance: A stunning example of German numismatic artistry from 1748.

Exceptional Victoria Model Crown (1848)

• Region: Great Britain
• Details:
  • Period: Reign of Queen Victoria (1837–1901)
  • Material: Bi-metallic (Silvered Copper, Gilt Center)
  • Condition: NGC MS66
  • Design: Gothic bust of Victoria within a wreath, crowned shields within an order chain
  • Weight: 7.87 gm
  • Significance: A rare “toy money” coin created by Allen & Moore, showcasing intricate craftsmanship from 1848.

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