Closed auctions

Over the course of the previous decades, Preussag AG has assembled the largest collection of löser and mining coins in history. This collection will now be auctioned off by London Coin Galleries, in collaboration with Künker, in London. The range of pieces on offer comprises 217 löser and 327 mining coins.

Harlan J. Berk offers 560 lots of ancient coins, 20 world coins, 38 antiquities and 10 antique maps at its 195th Buy or Bid sale.

Sedwick’s Auction 18 features coins mainly from Latin America. A special highlight is a selection of silver cob coins from Potosí, Bolivia which were made for presentation, not for circulation.

CNG’s Electronic Auction 362 offers 519 lots featuring interesting Greek issues, Thessalian coins from the BCD Collection, and a group of North African bronzes. The Roman Provincial section presents further pieces from the Hermanubis Collection.

The 71st auction of Hermann Historica specialized in militaria presents a fascinating array of objects from antiquity and the Middle Ages, together with unparalleled mementos of European ruling houses and outstanding phaleristic sensations.

Aficionados looking for numismatic rarities certainly know auction house Paul-Francis Jacquier. Once again, his 40th catalog offers extraordinary items featuring perfect bronzes dating from Roman Imperial Times as well as a number of rare quinarii.

CNG’s Electronic Auction 361 offers 1135 lots from many distinguished collections. The focus is on ancient coins and gold world coins from the Dr. Lawrence A. Adams Collection.

At its Fall Auctions 2015 Sincona offers more than 4‘100 lots in four catalogues. The spectrum covers coins, medals, orders and banknotes of the whole world, from the Middle Ages up to our times. Highlight of the sale is the largest known Swiss gold coin, a Basel 30 ducats.

Auction 11 of Nomos offers a broad range of ancient coins from distinguished collections. Something new in this sale is the presence of a number of lead weights and seals.

NAC offers about 700 lots in three sessions with a combined total estimate of 6 m. Swiss Francs. The first two catalogues are featuring the Gasvoda resp. the Ernst Ploil collection of Roman coins. Auction 88 is dedicated to ancient coins in general.