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German Medalist Christian Wermuth Roman Emperor Regilianus Medallion, c. 1700 German Medalist Christian Wermuth Roman Emperor Regilianus Medallion, c. 1700 German medalist Christian Wermuth (1661 - 1739) white metal medallion (32 mm), minted circa 1700. Portrait of Regilianus right. / 16 lines of text. One of a series of 80+ white metal medallions created by Wermuth of Roman emperors. ex Barry & Darling

German Medalist Christian Wermuth Roman Emperor Regilianus Medallion, c. 1700

German Medalist Christian Wermuth Roman Emperor Regilianus Medallion, c. 1700

German medalist Christian Wermuth (1661 - 1739) white metal medallion (32 mm), minted circa 1700. Portrait of Regilianus right. / 16 lines of text. One of a series of 80+ white metal medallions created by Wermuth of Roman emperors.

ex Barry & Darling
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Pscipio   [May 12, 2006 at 04:22 PM]
Much nicer than genuine Regalianus coins Wink
Mark Zema   [Oct 09, 2008 at 07:38 PM]
Why is the spelling of the name different Question

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