World. 1975, Collection Complète L'œuvre de Vermeer, Franklin Mint Sterling Silver, Box & COA

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A complete 1975 Franklin Mint collection titled “Das Gesamtwerk Vermeers” (L'œuvre complète de Vermeer), comprising 31 solid silver medals (32 g each, 45 mm, sterling silver 925/1000) fully gold-plated with 24-carat vermeil, total precious metal weight about 992 g, presented in the original wooden box with COA, a European edition with Dutch titles on the reverses, and in non-graded condition.

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Superb complete collection entitled "Das Gesamtwerk Vermeers" (The Complete Works of Vermeer), edited by the Franklin Mint (Internationaler Münzkunst GmbH) in 1975 to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the death of Johannes Vermeer (died December 1675). This exceptional numismatic art set traces the masterworks of painter Johannes Vermeer.
• Number of medals: 31 medals * (complete collection).
• Weight per medal: 32 grams (Diameter: 45 mm)
• Material: Solid silver (Sterling 925/1000) entirely gold-plated with 24-carat fine gold (Vermeil).
• Total precious metal weight: Approximately 992 grams of sterling silver.
• Feature: Rare European edition with the reverse of the medals engraved with the original Dutch titles (e.g., Het Straatje, De Soldaat en het Lachende Meisje).
Condition:
• Medals: Very good brilliant condition (Proof / Belle Épreuve). Mild natural patina from oxidation on the edge of a few pieces, indicating authenticity of the solid silver. The gold plating is impeccable.
• Presentation case: The original wooden presentation box is in excellent aesthetic condition, with the top geometric inlay well preserved.
• Documentation: Supplied with the original maintenance and instruction manual in German from Franklin Mint München.
A magnificent lot, ideal for collectors of thematic numismatics, art objects, or for investment in precious metals.

Superb complete collection entitled "Das Gesamtwerk Vermeers" (The Complete Works of Vermeer), edited by the Franklin Mint (Internationaler Münzkunst GmbH) in 1975 to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the death of Johannes Vermeer (died December 1675). This exceptional numismatic art set traces the masterworks of painter Johannes Vermeer.
• Number of medals: 31 medals * (complete collection).
• Weight per medal: 32 grams (Diameter: 45 mm)
• Material: Solid silver (Sterling 925/1000) entirely gold-plated with 24-carat fine gold (Vermeil).
• Total precious metal weight: Approximately 992 grams of sterling silver.
• Feature: Rare European edition with the reverse of the medals engraved with the original Dutch titles (e.g., Het Straatje, De Soldaat en het Lachende Meisje).
Condition:
• Medals: Very good brilliant condition (Proof / Belle Épreuve). Mild natural patina from oxidation on the edge of a few pieces, indicating authenticity of the solid silver. The gold plating is impeccable.
• Presentation case: The original wooden presentation box is in excellent aesthetic condition, with the top geometric inlay well preserved.
• Documentation: Supplied with the original maintenance and instruction manual in German from Franklin Mint München.
A magnificent lot, ideal for collectors of thematic numismatics, art objects, or for investment in precious metals.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Country/province
World
Year/period and variation
1975, Collection Complète L'œuvre de Vermeer, Franklin Mint Sterling Silver, Box & COA
Precious metal
Silver
Condition
Ungraded
FranceVerified
Private

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