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E-izsole Nr. 742: Literatūra, banknotes, banknotes no Lucow kolekcijas, zelta monētas, antīkās, viduslaiku, poļu un ārvalstu monētas, medaļas. Monety
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- The Celts, Potin, (c. 1st century B.C.)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, bronze, (ca. 350–250 BCE)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, tetradrachm (c. 454–404 B.C.)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, drachma (ca. 200–150 BCE)
- Provincial Rome, tetradrachm (ca. 93/92 B.C.), Thessalonica
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, tetradrachm, Antioch on the Orontes
- Provincial Rome, tetradrachm, (57–55 BCE)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, 1/2 siglos, (ca. 340–320 BCE)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, tetradrachm (after 146 BCE)
- Roman Republic, denarius, (116–115 BCE), Rome
- Roman Republic, denarius, (90 BCE), Rome
- Roman Republic, denarius, (90 BCE), Rome
- Roman Republic, denarius, (90 BCE), Rome
- Roman Republic, denarius, (89 B.C.), Rome
- Provincial Rome, prutah, Jerusalem
- Provincial Rome, prutah, (40–37 BCE), Jerusalem
- Roman Empire, denarius, (157–158), Rome
- Provincial Roman, bronze, (138–161), Zeugma
- Provincial Rome, bronze, (138–192) — the Antonine period
- Provincial Rome, bronze
- Provincial Rome, copper tetradrachm, (217–218), Emesa
- Byzantium, follis, (802–811), Constantinople
- Byzantium, anonymous follis (attributed to Roman III or Michael IV the Paphlagonian), (ca. 1028–1041), Constantinople
- Artukids, dirham, 577 AH (AD 1181–1182), Mardin (?)
- denarius, (1054–c. 1060)
- Germany, set of 5 denarii
- Poland, half-grosz crown, (1410–1412), Kraków
- Poland, third coin (ternar), after 1407
- Poland, grosz, 1527, Kraków
- Poland, półtorak, 1615, Bydgoszcz
- Poland, szeląg, 1596, Malbork
- Poland, 2 denars, 1621, Vilnius
- Poland, półtorak, 1662, Poznań
- Poland, 5 groszy, 1825 IB, Warsaw
- Poland, 10 zlotych, 1936, Warsaw
- Poland, 5 zlotych, 1928, Brussels
- Poland, 100,000 zlotys, 1994, Warsaw
- Poland, 10 zlotych, 2000, Warsaw
- Silesia, 15 kreuzers, 1662, Brzeg
- Nepal, 1 paisa, VS 1975 (1918 AD)
- Germany, thaler, 1553, Annaberg
- South Africa, 1 rand, 1967, Pretoria
- South Africa, 1 rand, 1967, Pretoria
- San Marino, 1,000 lire, 1978, Rome
- San Marino, 1,000 lire, 1979, Rome
- San Marino, 1,000 lire, 1982, Rome
- Vatican (Papal States), 1/2 piastre, 1692 (2nd year of the pontificate), Rome
- Italy, 1,000 lire, 1970, Rome
- Austria, ducat, 1848 A, Vienna
- Russia, 5 rubles, 1898 AG, St. Petersburg
- Russia, 5 rubles, 1902 AP, St. Petersburg
- Russia, 5 rubles, 1904 AP, St. Petersburg
- Persia, centuries (485–420 BCE)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, tetradrachm (ca. 20–1 BCE), Taxila Sirsukh
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, stater (ca. 540–510 BCE)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, Diabolos, (c. 450–400 BCE)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, drachma, 5th century B.C.
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, tetradrachm (ca. 205–100 BCE)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, bronze, (ca. 85–65 BCE)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, bronze, (ca. 85–65 BCE)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, bronze, (ca. 85–65 BCE)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, tetradrachm (ca. 148–90 BCE)
- Greece and the Post-Hellenistic Period, Set of 6 Coins
- Roman Republic, sextans, (169–158 BCE), Rome
- Roman Republic, Semis, (135 BCE), Rome
- Roman Empire, denarius, (92), Rome
- Provincial Rome, copper tetradrachm, 21st year of reign (AD 136–137)
- Provincial Rome, didrachma, (128–128), Caesarea
- Provincial Rome, bronze
- Roman Empire, denarius, (200–202), Rome
- Provincial Rome, bronze, 8th year of reign (AD 228–229)
- Provincial Rome, bronze, 244 (7th year of his reign)
- Provincial Rome, bronze
- Provincial Roman, bronze, (ca. 251–253)
- Provincial Roman, bronze, (253–260), Antioch
- Roman Empire, copper antoninianus, (256–257), Antioch
- Roman Empire, copper antoninianus (276–282), Serdica
- Roman Empire, antoninianus copper coin, (282), Rome
- Roman Empire, follis, (314–315), Antioch
- Roman Empire, follis, Antioch
- Roman Empire, set of 2 coins, Rome
- coin sets, set of 3 coins
- coin sets, set of 4 coins
- Roman Empire, set of 2 coins
- Provincial Rome, set of 10 coins
- Byzantium, bronze (16 nummi), 552–562, Thessaloniki
- Byzantium, 1/2 follis, 548–549 (21st year of his reign), Nicomedia
- Byzantium, follis, AD 570–571 (6th year of reign), Nicomedia
- Byzantium, follis, AD 586–587 (5th year of reign), Antioch (Theoupolis)
- Byzantium, follis, 596–597 (15th year of his reign), Antiochus
- Byzantium, 1/2 follis, (602–610), Constantinople
- Byzantium, follis, (ca. 920–944), Constantinople
- Byzantium, anonymous follis (attributed to Basil II and Constantine VIII), (ca. 976–1028), Constantinople
- Byzantium, anonymous follis (attributed to Romanos IV Diogenes), (ca. 1068–1071)
- Indo-Parthians, drachma
- Abbasids, dirham, 144 AH
- Abbasids, dirham
- Samanids, double dirham (multipla)
- Islam, set of 6 coins
- England, Short Cross denarius, Canterbury
- Lithuania, Grzywna (1/2 mark), first half of the 14th century
- Bulgaria, grosz, (1331–1355)
- Germany, denarius, (948–955), Regensburg, mint master Vulfa
- Germany, denarius, (1002–1024), Dortmund
- Germany, denarius
- Germany, denarius
- Germany, OAP-type denarius (983–1002)
- Germany, Cross Denarius, Type I, second half of the 10th century
- Pomerania, Witten, 1521, Szczecin
- Rus', denar, undated (1379–1380)
- Silesia, halerz, (1498–1505 or later, no later than 1511), Cieszyn
- Silesia, municipal halerz (1460–1485), Opava
- Silesia, municipal halerz, (ca. 1450–1470), Racibórz
- Hungary, denar, (1366–1392)
- Hungary, Parvus (1387–1427)
- Teutonic Order, shilling
- Teutonic Order, shilling
- Poland, denarius, (1097–1107), Wrocław
- Poland, bracteate, (after ca. 1220)
- Poland, bracteate, (after ca. 1220), Kraków
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