E-Auctions

Nomos presents its 22nd auction featuring 441 high quality lots from ancient to modern times. Alan Walker talks in his usual witty way about an especially rare and remarkable tetradrachm of Seleukos II Kallinikos with an interesting portrait, and other highlights.

Classical Numismatic Group is offering the Klasma Asami Collection of Greek fractions, an exceptional offering of ancient small silver denominations. A nice selection of numismatic literature is also available.

June 11, Cayón Subastas will be selling 1,764 lots featuring paper money mainly from the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century. The sale focuses on Spanish bank notes, but there are world paper money, shares and bonds, too.

On 10th June Cayón Subastas will be selling the 3rd part of the extraordinary Collection of Spanish Medieval Coins. The sale features 622 lots of rare coins from Alfonso XI (1312) to Fernando V (1460) and others.

Solidus Numismatik presents 585 selected coins from antiquity to modern times, including some rarities and pieces of outstanding quality. Among the top lots are two extremely rare Medieval denarii of the bishopric Utrecht.

Naville Numismatics Live Auction 65 features a selection of 748 Greek, Roman, Byzantine coins, many of which from the Dattari and Clain-Stefanelli collections, all chosen with contribution from NAC’s experts.

Leu Numismatik is offering over 5,000 lots in its 16th web auction featuring coins from the Dr. P. Vogl and J. Knudsen Collections as well as the Rhakotis collection with rarities from Ptolemaic and Roman Alexandria.

Cayón Subastas presents the second part of an eminent collection of Spanish medieval coins from Alfonso VI to Infante Juan. The sale features 605 lots including several rarities as well as hundreds of budget chance lots.

Classical Numismatic Group offers in Electronic Auction 492 an unparalleled run of New York Numismatic Club medals featuring many of the most prominent American numismatists of the 20th century.

In their 459-lot sale Kolbe & Fanning will be offering material from the library of Richard Margolis, along with selections from Roger Persichilli, John Dannreuther, and the TAB Libraries.