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Abagha's other son, Eaichatu (1291-1295), by his Mongolian cousin, the Great Khan Gfaubilai, the use of the paper money for his empire. Furthermore, Dr. Nützel one of the rare small silver coins produced by the Genoese in Kaffa, which they shared with other parts of Crimea Owned from the 13th to 15th centuries.

Mr. Dr. Bahrfeldt presented a gift for the library of the Ge- society his writing "Abbreviations on Coins"", a critical one Assessment of the third edition of the Schlickeysen-P allmanschen Work of the same name, extensive additions and improvements containing comments on this (see the presentation in the May meeting). Then He made around 500 pen and ink drawings (by the skilled hand by Miss Marg. Buchholtz in Munich), the main ones Types of the large denarius treasure from Lnpow in Pomerania from the 11th century. There are just a few correct coins Imitations of Scandinavian, English, Dutch, Bohemian, Hungarian, German and others, including Arabic Denarii. Since the find is still not to be underestimated interest, and because it can be found in the numismatic literature has so far been ignored, it seems necessary for the time being to visually define its extensive content.

Mr. Government Councilor v. Eühlewein showed a very beautiful one Medal for the 70th anniversary of the birth of the poet Gottfried Basement. It is designed by Böcklin, cut by SchariBf and has the poet's profile picture in laurel on the front The back shows Orpheus singing and playing tames the wild animals. Two other medals from Prof. Tauten- hayn are on Herm. v. Helmholtz made: a very beautiful one Plaque with the excellently executed half-length portrait of the great Physiologists, and a medal from the 66th Assembly of German Natural scientists and doctors in Vienna in 1894, in memory of Dedicated to the master. The speaker also discussed the benefits layer and the achievements of the former royal iron workers foundry in Berlin between 1804 and 1873 and laid including a number of iron busts made there, medals lons and historical medals.

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head is very mediocre, the back is page but seems quite poor; also a medal on the ^jPurification** 1840 - 1847 and the subsequent “harvest blessing” 1847 by Lorenz, the maker of the medal on the 1844 Berlin trade exhibition. He then instructed further his communications about the inscriptions of our Germans coins at the meeting on September 9th on the two-mark pieces by Reuss old. and young. line that the deviants Designations Souv. Prince and Reg. Prince wear.

Mr. Friedensburg Government Councilor presented several new Silesian medals that he has acquired so far are not known at all or not sufficiently. First of all, one Piece in yellow copper on Georg von Loxan, the German vice-president chancellor of Ferdinand I, a Silesian living in Bohemia. The piece has already been published in the “Böhm. Privatmfinzen”. shows the coat of arms and the crucifixion of Christ; its authenticity is not indubitable, although the extension of the back seems to suggest suspicion of forgery. A second Piece refers to Eleazar Schlaher, a nobleman the Nimkau area. It is a somewhat raw cast medal from the last quarter of the 16th century with Schlaher's picture and his coat of arms. The 1590 is of particular importance to the then 33-year-old collector at Kremnitzer Chamber Sebastian Henckel's embossed medal. You has an extraordinarily lively bust and Henckel's coat of arms. A Sebastian Henckel is named emperor in 1571 Servants in the monastery called in front of Guben; This cannot be done here The person depicted was 14 years old at the time. This one is much- more identical to Sebastian Henckel, who was published in 1589 walter der Kammergüpfen in Kremnitz, after 1592 as the main man of the Salzhfitten is mentioned in Silesia and Lusatia and from which the royal coin cabinet in Berlin has a small medal without a year.

Sitzang dated December 7, 1896.

Mr. District Judge Dannenberg continued his lectures about ancient Greek coins by producing a number of tetra- drachmas of Rhegium, Myrina, Side, the kings Agathocles

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of Syracuse, Nicomedes of Bithynia, Attalos of Pergamum and Amyntas of Galatia presented. He then concluded one Series of cistophores from Pergamon, Ephesus and Tralles, from M. Antonius, the triumvir, together with his wife Octavia, and the Emperor Augustus. These cistophores, which are found in Livy and Cicero occur are light tetradrachms, three of them Attic drachmas, weighing 12.4 to 12.64 grams, called from the “cista mystica”^ depicted on it, a Subject of the secret service of Bacchus. They are in 1 1 cities of western Asia Minor, after the Pergamene Empire to which they belonged, in the year 113 by the famous Will of his last ruler, Attalos IQ., to the Roman state had fallen. Quite a few of these coins In addition to local names, they also have Roman names officials, among others of M. TuUius Cicero, who served as proconsul Cistophores from Apamea, as emperor on those from Laodicea appears.

Mr van Vleuten, Member of the State Parliament, presented as a guest some of his new acquisitions: a lined denarius, the the side of the head of Septimius Severus with a lapel of Lucius Yerus connects, a denarius of Archbishop AJbero of Trier with CLAVES PETRI, an Obol from Äees (RESA), for example from the time of Engelbert I or n. of Cologne, and a very beautiful gold guilders from Count Wilhelm von Berg. Mr. Dr. Nützel showed a number of souvenirs of his ancestors well-known Nuremberg patrician family: apart from several pictures nissen Johann and Gabriel Nützeis in a copperplate engraving of three daillen with the portrait of the latter, one of which is in Cast relating to the conquest of the Hohenlandsberg fortress i. J. 1554, in memory of the new building Nuremberg town hall exhibit, on which also the Nützel coat of arms is there.

Mr. von der Heyden then presented in the lecture given at the previous meeting on the Berlin iron and steel foundry some iron New Year cards issued by this, partly modeled by the mint's medalists, from the years 1818, 24, 33, 35, 38, 40, 48 and gave further contributions sharing about the history of this institution.

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Mr. Government Councilor von Euhlewein gave a lecture about the Russian medalist Tolstoy, who had a number 6 inches large medallions to commemorate the events of the too from the buses of the so-called war of freedom in ancient, has often cast tasteful representations. Under load Using these medallions, Klepikofif 1835 has a number of Medals cut, all of which are on the main page Bust portrait of Alezander I in the form of the god of victory Rodomisl In addition to the inscription “Rodomisl the tool of the year” hundred''. The depictions of these are similarly boastful Medals, one of which is due to the impact caused by the Russians concerning the liberation of Berlin from the French. Mr. v. also showed E. a very rare medal on the Auf- Direction of Viktoria on the Brandenburg Gate after her recovery from enemy hands; it shows on the back page an iron cross made of velvet.

Mr. Captain Brause, with the information of the respective significant historical events: the Doppelthaler on the victory of Maurice of Orange at Turnhout in 1597, one one and a half times thaler in memory of the also from Moritz's victory at Nieuwport in 1600, finally the very beautifully embossed medal, which was given to the envoys of the 1609 Peace was distributed by the powers involved in Antwerp.

Mr. Admiral Strauch showed a bilingual (Chinese and Persian) 3 mescal pieces from Easchgar presented and discussed the coins circulating in the Dutch East Indies today, which he at the same time presented: 278« 1, V2 Luiden of Dutch style, also 74 and 70 guilders in silver, 27, 1.7 cents in copper with Japanese ^ inscription on the back. Even the old 7s nnd 74 Stüvers of the “United East India Company” are still numerous in traffic there.

Councilor Friedensburg showed casts of some of them rare Silesian medals, including that of the Duke Sylvius von Oels by the unknown artist D. Vogt, von Bishop John VI , Sitsch 1600, the Archduchess Marie Chri- Stine, Duchess of Teschen, with the representation of her Ganova carved tomb in the Augustinian Church in Vienna etc.

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