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ANA Signature Sale 3041 Sess. 4  13 August 2015
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Lot 32198

Estimate: 4250 USD
Price realized: 6500 USD
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German East Africa
German Colony gold 15 Rupien 1916-T MS64 NGC, Tabora mint, KM16.2. Arabesque below the A. A popular type of gold emergency coinage that was struck during the East African Campaign of WWI, at which time German troops were pitted against British and Belgium forces. Struck in Tabora, the administrative center of central German East Africa, now present day Tanzania, these crudely-minted coins feature a majestic, roaring elephant with mountains behind and the emblematic imperial eagle of Germany. Complete with fully-struck design features and desirable golden tone, this current offering is among only three certified examples in this top designation, and with a purported mintage of just 6,395 for this one-year type, one that is surely deserving of a premium bid.

Estimate: 4250-4750 USD
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