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HERITAGE: GERMAN STATES SHOWCASEHeritage Auctions will be hosting their German States Showcase Auction on September 22. Select items are discussed below. -Garrett 
Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel. Wilhelm gold Krone 1858-B MS61 NGC, Brunswick mint, KM1153. We have only sold this issue once before, and to find this fleeting, gleaming type in certified Mint State is a delight.
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Ferdinand II 2-1/4 Taler 1622 XF45 PCGS, St. Veit mint, Horsky-1688, Montenuovo-752. Commemorating the royal marriage of Ferdinand and Eleonora Gonzaga of Mantua. A scarce piece with crisp, pleasing details with bold devices. The only representative located in the certified population of PCGS.
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Frankfurt. Free City 2 Taler 1841 MS62 PCGS, KM326, Dav-640. Lowest mintage of the four-year type. Rosaceous coloration with champagne and teal toning imbue this river view of Frankfurt with a cinematic quality. Ex. Heritage Auction 3101 (August 2022, Lot 35583)
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German Colony. Wilhelm II 5 Mark 1894-A MS62 NGC, Berlin
mint, KM7. As always, it is a privilege to handle this collector
favorite, bearing the design that immortalizes German colonization
and the exoticism of Papua New Guinea.
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Hamburg. Free City gold 20 Mark 1875-J MS64 NGC, Hamburg mint, KM602, J-210. First year of type. Fresh-looking surfaces display as radiantly silky with precise motifs catching every hint of the light. Out of a limited NGC certified population, this piece ranks as second-finest behind one sole representative.
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Hamburg. Free City gold Ducat 1866 MS62 NGC, KM579, Fr-1142. This luminous Top Pop issue boasts impressive contrast for a non-Proof emission, with virtually pristine, jet-black pools of reflectivity immediately catching the viewer's eye. A Near-Choice desirable selection that will please both specialist and gold enjoyer alike.
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