Closed auctions

CNG offers 2376 lots in two catalogs with a presale estimate in excess of $4,500,000. The first catalog is dedicated to the Dr. Lawrence A. Adams Collection of gold coinage from ancient to modern times, the second catalog is the annual autumn sale.

The Gorny & Mosch October sale has much to offer. The sessions will present a wide range of numismatic highlights, featuring rarities from the ancient world and showpieces from Germany alike. The Middle Ages are particularly well represented as well.

CNG’s Electronic Auction 360 offers 656 lots featuring Greek fractions from the noted collection of Dieter Klein as well as coins from the BCD collection. Judaean coins, Roman Republican and Imperial silver issues round out the sale.

472 lots are presented at the “e-monnaies 4” live auction of cgb.fr, from ancient coins to modern coins, including World coins. Highlights of the sale are some well-preserved French royal gold coins.

Over the course of six days, the city of Osnabrück will witness a spectacular event when nearly 7,600 lots of superb numismatic items with a total estimate of more than 10 million euros will cross the auction block. The sessions will be composed of a wide range of highlights and surely impress with their numbers of special collections offered for sale.

In Munich, the week between September 21 and 26 will be filled with auctions. Hirsch offers the JGJ collection of ancient coins and dedicates to them an own catalogue. There will be also sales of precolumbian art, ancient objects and ancient, medieval and modern coins and medals.

Harlan J. Berk announces its 3rd Mobility Auction offering 461 lots with Greek, Roman and Byzantine coins. The sale includes several Greek fractions, coins from the McIntosh collection and a large selection of Roman denarii and antonianii.

Auction 7 of the UK based numismatic company Wilkes & Curtis is online now. The sale focuses on Islamic coins and offers in total 341 lots including 6 lots of numismatic books.

Numismatic Guaranty Corporation has graded an important large-sized gold medallion of the Roman Emperor Constantine I that many believe to be unique. The medallion will be sold by Bonhams on September 14, 2015 in Los Angeles.

Naville Numismatics presents its Live Auction 17, which features 609 lots of Greek, Roman, Byzantine and Medieval coins.