Dokaze mi nekdo rict hodnotu k pripadnemu prodeji?

Translation: “Can someone tell me the value if I were to sell it?”

Identification: This is the Austro-Hungarian Military Jubilee Cross, commemorating the 60th anniversary of Emperor Franz Joseph I’s reign, dated 1848–1908.

🎖️ Medal Overview: 1848–1908 Military Jubilee Cross

Country: Austria-Hungary (Imperial)

Issued: 1908

Occasion: 60th anniversary of Emperor Franz Joseph I’s accession to the throne (1848–1908)

Awarded to: Active-duty military personnel, veterans of the 1848–49 campaigns, and certain civil servants in military institutions

Material: Typically bronze

Design: Cross-shaped medal with a central medallion featuring the emperor’s profile; reverse inscribed with the commemorative dates “1848” and “1908” surrounded by a laurel wreath

Versions: Military, Civil, and Court divisions (distinguished by ribbon type)

💰 Estimated Market Value (Late 2025)

Condition

Estimated Value (USD)

Worn or tarnished

$25–$40

Good condition

$50–$75

Near mint with ribbon

$80–$120+

Collectors value this medal for its imperial symbolism and connection to Franz Joseph’s long reign. If yours retains its original ribbon or has a clear profile and inscriptions, it may fetch a higher price. Let me know if you'd like help drafting a listing or comparing similar sales. John Lorenzo, Numismatist, USA. Facebook Administrator Contemporary Circulating Counterfeits - The Good Ones.

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Translate: “Thank you for your comments and clarification regarding the current medal. I am not very knowledgeable in this area, so I welcome any good advice or possibly a suitable offer. I acquired the coins from an estate and do not know how best to handle them. If there is interest, I am willing to come to a suitable agreement to everyone’s satisfaction. I wish you a pleasant day.” Good luck. John Lorenzo, Numismatist, USA.