The rarest Greek Toy Soldier. The rarity occures from extremely low mintage combined with the distruction of most of them by melting. Known as the "enemy" figure.There is no PAL logo under the base.

Engraver G. Malyshev , Atelier of A. Jakar

Issued in St.Petersburg

Reference : Diakov 1584.1

Diameter 33mm

Obverse : Armenian Cross

Reverse :Russian Eagle

Designed by George C. Adams

Possibly mintage 350-400 pieces

Johann Friedrich I Elector of Saxony (1503-1554)

Bronze Medal 

Diameter 49,6cm

Note:

1)The medal has been auctioned by Morton & Eden in association with Sotheby's and has been sold 1300 pounds (13-14 November 2012) plus auction fees

2)Medal's hole is filled

The box is not Lemaitre , it is a protection case

Extremely Rare !!!

Mintage 1500

Bronze Medal 

Diameter 60mm

The Exposition took place in the Public Gardens at Chania , which had been created in 1870 at the end of turkish occupation .

701 exhibitors from Greece and Crete took part

Type 2

Dimensions 89x93mm

Manufacturer Arthus Bertrand 

Copper Cross

The medal was created in 1833 and awarded to 3582 members of the Bavarian Auxiliary Corps who escorted King Otto from his native Bavaria to Greece in the same year