Germany, Leiningen-Dagsburg. Emich XI. 1562-1607. Goldmedaillon mit Zierring o.J. Vgl. Ex. in Silber der Slg. Joseph I bei L. Hamburger, Frankfurt/Main,

Germany, Leiningen-Dagsburg. Emich XI. 1562-1607. Goldmedaillon mit Zierring o.J. Vgl. Ex. in Silber der Slg. Joseph I bei L. Hamburger, Frankfurt/Main, #1.0
Germany, Leiningen-Dagsburg. Emich XI. 1562-1607. Goldmedaillon mit Zierring o.J. Vgl. Ex. in Silber der Slg. Joseph I bei L. Hamburger, Frankfurt/Main, #1.0
Germany, Leiningen-Dagsburg. Emich XI. 1562-1607. Goldmedaillon mit Zierring o.J. Vgl. Ex. in Silber der Slg. Joseph I bei L. Hamburger, Frankfurt/Main, #2.1
Germany, Leiningen-Dagsburg. Emich XI. 1562-1607. Goldmedaillon mit Zierring o.J. Vgl. Ex. in Silber der Slg. Joseph I bei L. Hamburger, Frankfurt/Main, #3.2
Germany, Leiningen-Dagsburg. Emich XI. 1562-1607. Goldmedaillon mit Zierring o.J. Vgl. Ex. in Silber der Slg. Joseph I bei L. Hamburger, Frankfurt/Main, #4.3
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Gold medallion with a hoop ring from Leiningen-Dagsburg, associated with Emich XI (1562–1607); an original period piece, not certified, 38.4 mm in diameter and 19.97 g in weight.

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Description from the seller

Leiningen-Dagsburg, Emich XI. 1562-1607. Gold medal with bezel, date unknown. Compare with the example in silver from the Joseph I collection at L. Hamburger, Frankfurt/Main, auction of February 26, 1912, no. 611; example Partin, Bad Mergentheim, auction 36 (Munich 1992), no. 1164 (both attributed to Emich X). Compared to the silver medal from the Joseph collection, the casting of this one is...
Gold medals are far sharper. It can therefore by no means be a cast of the silver medal.
At most, it could be the other way around. From this, the conclusion arises that this pertains to this.
Gold medalion as an original from the period. The only known specimen available on the market. Example: Gärnter auction 36, lot.
3875, estimated price 10,000 euros. Gold. 38.4 mm, 19.97 g. Of the greatest rarity.

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Leiningen-Dagsburg, Emich XI. 1562-1607. Gold medal with bezel, date unknown. Compare with the example in silver from the Joseph I collection at L. Hamburger, Frankfurt/Main, auction of February 26, 1912, no. 611; example Partin, Bad Mergentheim, auction 36 (Munich 1992), no. 1164 (both attributed to Emich X). Compared to the silver medal from the Joseph collection, the casting of this one is...
Gold medals are far sharper. It can therefore by no means be a cast of the silver medal.
At most, it could be the other way around. From this, the conclusion arises that this pertains to this.
Gold medalion as an original from the period. The only known specimen available on the market. Example: Gärnter auction 36, lot.
3875, estimated price 10,000 euros. Gold. 38.4 mm, 19.97 g. Of the greatest rarity.

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Details

Era
1400-1900
Over 200 years old
Yes
Country/province
Leiningen-Dagsburg, Germany
Year/Period and Variation
o.J. Vgl. Ex. in Silber der Slg. Joseph I bei L. Hamburger, Frankfurt/Main,
Ruler
Emich XI. 1562-1607
Denomination
Goldmedaillon mit Zierring
Precious metal
Gold
Condition
Ungraded
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Objects sold
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