Closed auctions

The upcoming Electronic Auction 490 of Classical Numismatic Group features 1,051 lots many of which come from the Peter J. Merani and the Arthur M. Fitts Collection, including ancient and world coins and a group of silver issues of James I and Charles I.

SINCONA offers in its auctions 69 and 70 over 3,200 lots with a total estimate of more than 3.3 million Swiss francs. In its 10th year of existence the Swiss auction house again presents rarities in splendid conditions.

Stephen Album Rare Coins will hold its Internet Auction 9 on 12th April 2021. The auction is made up of exactly 600 lots featuring Ancient, Islamic, Chinese, General World, and Indian Coins, with starting prices from $25 to $1,600.

The German epigraphist and historian Peter Weiss assembled his extensive collection of ancient coins between 1967 and 2015. Now, it will be sold at Gorny & Mosch.

Baldwin’s of St. James’s upcoming auction features over 450 lots, including the superb Portland Collection and rare British coins. A highlight is a medal dedicated to the Suram Tunnel that bears witness to a dramatic story of the Rothschild and the Nobel families.

In auction 76, Solidus presents 700 selected coins from Antiquity to Modern Times, including some extraordinary rarities and specimens of outstanding quality. The auction ends on 6th April 2021.

Roma Numismatics’ upcoming E-Sale 82 features 1,986 lots of Celtic, Greek, Judaean, Roman, Byzantine, Islamic and World coins with a selection of anonymous cast bronzes from the Vitangelo collection.

Tauler & Fau’s E-Auction 80 includes 645 lots and closes on Tuesday, 6th April 2021. The sale features Greek, Celtiberian, Roman, and Byzantine coins as well as multiple lots.

The upcoming Electronic Auction 489 of Classical Numismatic Group features 952 lots many of which come from the Judy Day Frink Collection, together with an exceptional offering of Roman Imperial and medieval World issues.

Stack’s Bowers offer in their upcoming Hong Kong auction over 5,000 lots of high-quality coins, medals, tokens and currency. A highlight is the important Pinnacle Collection with Chinese and Russian rarities. The total estimate of the sale is $16.5 million.