25 KLEINMÜNZEN MEIST ALT-DEUTSCHLAND, Preußen: 1 Pf. 1828,

25 KLEINMÜNZEN MEIST ALT-DEUTSCHLAND, Preußen: 1 Pf. 1828,
25 KLEINMÜNZEN MEIST ALT-DEUTSCHLAND, Preußen: 1 Pf. 1828, 2 Pf. 1844, 3 Pf. 1855 u. 1871, 3 groschen 1782 u. 1785, alle A, weitere Kupfermünze 17..?; Sachsen: 1 Pf. 1776, 17..?, 1 Heller 17..?, 2 Neugroschen 1856, Sachsen-Polen 1 Schilling 1853 ?; Fürstprim. Staaten: 1 Kreuzer 1809; Österreich: 1 Kreuzer 1800 A u. 1859 A, 1/4 Kr. 1816 B; Dt. Reich: 10 Pf. 1874 F, 1876 C, 1 Pf. 1896 A, 2 Renten-Pf. 1924 A u. 500 M 1923 A; Niederlande 1 Cent 1827; Polen 5 Groszy 1923; CSR 25 Heller 1933; Frankreich 5 Centimes 1935, tls. stark berieben (meist Wertseiten), 1 Borung, Kupfer, Billon, Nickel <1282078F
Zustand: II/III/IV

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