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Modern

Modern numismatics traces more than a millennium of history, from the first Carolingian denarii to the coins of the 20th century, revealing how great empires, kingdoms, and nations were shaped — and sometimes collapsed. From German, to Swiss, Italian, Briting or French Numismatics, above all, modern coins revive an entire gallery of major historical figures: Elizabeth I, Louis XIV, Frederick the Great, Catherine II, Napoleon, and Victoria.

Filtres
Consulate, Décime @ An 9 (1800-1801) by Dupré Consulate, Décime @ An 9 (1800-1801) by Dupré 2
    Available
    Consulate, 5 Centimes @ An 9 (1800-1801) by Dupré Consulate, 5 Centimes @ An 9 (1800-1801) by Dupré 2
      Available
      Napoleon, 1 Franc @ An 13 (1804) - Rare Napoleon, 1 Franc @ An 13 (1804) - Rare 2
        Available
        Pattern 42 Sols 1831 @ Extremely rare Pattern 42 Sols 1831 @ Extremely rare 2
          Available
          Pattern 25 Centimes 1847 @ Stuker Collection, Leu (1972) Pattern 25 Centimes 1847 @ Stuker Collection, Leu (1972) 2
            Available
            Croatia, Ragusa, Taler 1767 @ NGC MS62 TOP POP Croatia, Ragusa, Taler 1767 @ NGC MS62 TOP POP 2
              Available

              Modern numismatics: a reflection of our history

              NGSA offers a selection of rare modern coins, chosen for their numismatic interest and remarkable quality. Collectors, whether experienced or just beginning their journey into numismatics, can contact NGSA to discover our selection:

              • Rare French coins, reflecting the political, artistic, and symbolic richness of a country with a singular destiny.
              • Rare German coins, witnesses to a mosaic of principalities and empires that shaped Europe.
              • Rare British coins, offering a remarkable gallery of royal portraits.
              • Rare Italian coins, monetary equivalents of masterpieces of Italian art.
              • Rare Swiss coins, telling the complex history of the cantons, their alliances, and their identity.
              • World coins, reminding us that coin art is universal and reflects the diversity of human cultures.