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70. ONLINE Cataloged Numismatic Auction; Ottoman, Turkish Republic, World Coins and Banknotes, Medals and Orders

ÖNEMLİ: MÜZAYEDE KURALLARINDA AÇIKÇA BELİRTİLDİĞİ ÜZERE, ŞİRKETİMİZCE BELİRTİLEN KONDİSYONLAR VE TAHMİNİ FİYATLAR ENDİKASYON AMAÇLIDIR. MÜZAYEDEDE SATIŞA SUNULAN TÜM PARALAR, ŞİRKET ADRESİNDE İNCELEMEYE AÇIK SERGİLENMEKTEDİR. İSTANBUL DIŞINDAN KATILAN ÜYELERİMİZ, TARAFIMIZDAN EK GÖRSEL İSTEYEBİLECEĞİ GİBİ GÜVENDİKLERİ BİR KİŞİDEN İLGİLENDİKLERİ PARAYI İNCELEMESİNİ İSTEYEBİLİRLER. MÜZAYEDE SONRASI HERHANGİ BİR KONDİSYON VE FİYAT İTİRAZI KABUL EDİLMEYECEKTİR. MÜZAYEDE KURALLARINDA BELİRTİLDİĞİ ÜZERE, EN YÜKSEK TEKLİFİ VERENE SATIŞ KESİN SATIŞTIR, MESAFELİ SATIŞ KAPSAMINDA DEĞİLDİR. MÜŞTERİNİN CAYMA HAKKI YOKTUR, SATIŞ İPTAL EDİLEMEZ.

S: Az Bulunur R: Nadir RR: Çok Nadir RRR: Çok Çok Nadir

RRRR: Aşırı Nadir RRRRR: En Nadir UQ: Tek Örnek

Ç: Çil ÇA: Çil Altı ÇÇT: Çok Çok Temiz ÇT: Çok Temiz

T: Temiz H: Haliyle DV: Düzeltme Var İD: İptal Delikli

ZD: Zımba Deliği Var KÇ: Kulptan Çıkma HDV: Hafif Düzeltme Var

TSÖ: Tashih-i Sikke Öncesi FDC: Fleur de Coin (Madeni Paralar için ÇİL+)

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Reşad 4 February 1332 10 Lira Serie G-Cavid and H. Cahid signed

Lot: 76 » Ottoman Paper Money

Reşad 4 February 1332 10 Lira Serie G

Cavid and H. Cahid signed

THIRD HIGHEST PMG GRADE FOR THIS NOTE...

RARE IN THIS CONDITION

PMG 50 EPQ about UNC

Estimate: 4.032USD - 5.272USD

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Reşad 4 February 1332 25 Lira Serie A-Cavid ve H. Cahid signed

Lot: 77 » Ottoman Paper Money

Reşad 4 February 1332 25 Lira Serie A

Cavid ve H. Cahid signed

THE MORE RARE ONE OF THE 2 DIFFERENT 25 LIRA NOTES DURING RESHAD PERIOD...

F+ RARE, openings tape-repaired

Estimate: 1.861USD - 2.482USD

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Reşad 28 March 1334 100 Lira Serie P-Cavid ve H. Cahid signed

Lot: 78 » Ottoman Paper Money

Reşad 28 March 1334 100 Lira Serie P

Cavid ve H. Cahid signed

VERY RARE 1334 DATED 100 LIRA OF THE TWO DIFFERENT 100 LIRA NOTES PRINTED DURING SULTAN RESHAD...

VF VERY RARE

Estimate: 10.853USD - 13.958USD

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Vahddeddin 28 March 1334 6. Emission 5 Lira Serie B-Cavid ve H. Cahid signed

Lot: 79 » Ottoman Paper Money

Vahddeddin 28 March 1334 6. Emission 5 Lira Serie B

Cavid ve H. Cahid signed

Estimate: 1.396USD - 1.862USD

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Reşad 4. Emission Ottoman Bank 1 January 1326 5 Lira Serie A-Tristram, Ferid ve Nias signed

Lot: 80 » Ottoman Paper Money

Reşad 4. Emission Ottoman Bank 1 January 1326 5 Lira Serie A

Tristram, Ferid ve Nias signed

VF SCARCE

Estimate: 1.086USD - 1.396USD

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Reşad 4. Emission Ottoman Bank 1 January 1326 100 Lira Specimen-Tristam ve Deffes signed

Lot: 81 » Ottoman Paper Money

Reşad 4. Emission Ottoman Bank 1 January 1326 100 Lira Specimen

Tristam ve Deffes signed

THIS NOTE WAS NEVER BEEN PUT INTO CIRCULATION... EVEN ITS SPECIMEN IS RARE...

XF RARE

Estimate: 1.861USD - 2.481USD

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German Military Camp in Samsun 5 Para 1916

Lot: 82 » Ottoman Paper Money

German Military Camp in Samsun 5 Para 1916

A GOOD CONDITION FOR THIS VERY RARE HANDWRITTEN PAPER MONEY...

VF+ VERY RARE tear on the upper border with no loss

Estimate: 620USD - 930USD

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Albania Esat Pasha Railway Money block of four 10 Para’s 1913 -"ESAT PASHA MONEY"
PAPER MONEY THAT WERE PRINTED BY ESAT PASHA WHEN THERE WAS A CASH SHORTAGE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE RAILWAY IN MACEDONIA AND THEIR REFUND WAS LATER PAID IN GOLD BY THE OTTOMAN BANK.

Lot: 83 » Ottoman Paper Money

Albania Esat Pasha Railway Money block of four 10 Para’s 1913

"ESAT PASHA MONEY"
PAPER MONEY THAT WERE PRINTED BY ESAT PASHA WHEN THERE WAS A CASH SHORTAGE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE RAILWAY IN MACEDONIA AND THEIR REFUND WAS LATER PAID IN GOLD BY THE OTTOMAN BANK.

UNC RARE in block of four

Estimate: 125USD - 171USD

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Lot: 84 » Ottoman Paper Money

İzmir Municipal Money 1 Kurush

AU no fold, corner creases and stains.

Estimate: 217USD - 279USD

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Lot: 85 » Ottoman Paper Money

İzmir Municipal Money 2 Kurush

F openings and tape marks on the border

Estimate: 94USD - 125USD

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Lot: 86 » Ottoman Paper Money

Manisa Municipal Money 1 Kurush

As-It-Is

Estimate: 69USD - 87USD

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Lot: 87 » Medals and Orders

Ottoman Egypt War Medal, Sultan III. Selim Period, Establishment Date:1801

With its original ribbon

Gold: 20,5 g, 43 mm.
Gold Value: 45.100 TL

ONE OF THE RARE GOLD MEDALS IN TURKISH MILITARY HISTORY...

In order to end the supremacy of England in the Mediterranean and to seize its colonies in India, France first wanted to invade Egypt, which was under Ottoman rule, and for this purpose, Napoleon Bonaparte sent troops to Egypt and entered Cairo in 1798. Following this incident, British Admiral Nelson caught the French fleet in Abukır and burned a significant part of it. France, which then started to fight with the Ottoman Empire, attacked Syria under the command of Napoleon, besieged the Akka Castle, but was defeated as a result of the defense of Cezzar Ahmed Pasha and returned to Egypt. After the Ottoman army was defeated in the wars in Egypt, the British sent troops to Alexandria and won the war against the French. With the agreement signed on August 30, 1801, the French agreed to withdraw from Egypt and thus Egypt rejoined the Ottoman territory. Sultan III. The Vaka-ı Mısriye Medals, awarded during the reign of III. Selim, were given to the notables and commanders of the Ottoman and mostly British states and to the soldiers who were successful in these wars. The example of the Vaka-ı Mısriye Medals offered for sale in the auction, which are made of gold or silver in different diameters and different weights, is gold and has a diameter of 42 mm and a weight of 20,5 grams. This medal, a rare and valuable artifact of Turkish military history, represents the courage and dedication of those who took part in the war and is a proof of the courage and sacrifice of those who fought on behalf of the homeland and the Sultan.

Kaynak: Osmanlı Madalyaları ve Nişanları, Metin Erüreten, sayfa: 161, 162

Estimate: 5.483USD - 7.754USD

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Lot: 88 » Medals and Orders

Ottoman Crimean War Medal, 3rd Type “LA CRIMEA”, Sultan Abdulmecid Period, Establishment Date: H.1271 (1854)

With its original ribbon

Silver: 24 g., 36 mm

The Ottoman Crimean War Medal, which is offered for sale at the auction, was given to Ottoman, French, British and Piedmontese officers and soldiers due to the bombardment of Sevastopol and its capture by the Turks during the reign of Sultan Abdülmecid. On the front of the Ottoman Crimea Medal, there is the monogram and the old alphabet Crimea 1271 in the middle of a wreath made of olive branches, and on the back there is the text La Crimea (Crimea) 1855 under a coat of arms consisting of weapons and banners. The design of the medal was made by James Robertson, who worked as an engraver and moulder at the Ottoman Mint.

Estimate:170 USD - 186USD

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Lot: 89 » Medals and Orders

Ottoman Yemen Uprising Supression Medal, Sultan II. Abdülhamid Period, Establisment Date: H.1310 (1892)

With its original ribbon

Silver: 8,6 g., 25 mm

The Cedid Yemen Medal, created during the reign of Sultan Abdulhamid II, is the medal given to officers and soldiers who suppressed the uprisings in Yemen and showed loyalty and heroism. The lot offered for sale in our auction is silver, and the monogram, inscriptions and embroidery of the medal were made by Abdülfettah Efendi.

Estimate:465USD - 620USD

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Lot: 90 » Medals and Orders

Ottoman Greek War Medal, Sultan II. Abdülhamid Period, Establishment Period: H.1314 (1896)

With its original ribbon

Silver: 6 g., 24 mm

The Greek War started on April 17, 1897, when an uprising broke out in Crete in 1896 with the provocation of the Greeks and the Greeks landed troops on the island in 1897. When the Ottoman armies captured Dömeke on May 17, 1897 and the road to Athens was opened, the Western States wanted the war to be stopped and The Treaty of Istanbul was signed on May 20, 1897. However, although the war was won, a government consisting of Russia, England, France and Italy was established in Crete. After the declaration of the II. Constitutional Monarchy (1908), the Cretan Parliament declared that it joined Greece.

Estimate:155USD - 201USD

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Lot: 91 » Medals and Orders

Ottoman Medal of Merit with swords, Sultan II. Abdulhamid Period, Establishment Date: H.1308 (1890)

With its original ribbon

Silver: 7,5 g., 25 mm

Ottoman Medal of Merit, created by Sultan II. Abdulhamid, is a medal given by the Sultan to the Ottoman citizens who showed loyalty and heroism in order to appreciate and encourage their peers. It was also given by other sultans until the last period of the Ottoman Empire. The first 100 pieces were printed in gold, the later ones were printed in silver. Sultan II. The Medal of Merit, created by Abdulhamid, is a medal given by the sultan to the Ottoman citizens who showed loyalty and heroism in order to appreciate and encourage their peers. It was also given by other sultans until the last period of the Ottoman Empire. The first 100 pieces were printed in gold, the later ones were printed in silver.

Estimate:139USD - 170USD

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