E-Auctions

The upcoming E-Auction 73 from Tauler & Fau features 654 lots including Greek, Celtiberian, Roman Republican, Roman Imperatorial, Roman Imperial and Byzantine Empire Coins. The auction closes on 19th January 2021.

Cayón Numismática’s eAuction 73 offers over 1,000 lots including a wide selection of rare and attractive Spanish coins. The auction features almost 100 gold 8 escudos and a selection of Spanish copper coins.

Roma Numismatics’ upcoming E-Sale 79 features 1,436 lots of Ancient, Islamic and World coins, including objects with excellent pedigrees, a possibly unique and unpublished Carausius radiate, and a high grade Tiberius aureus.

World Banknote Auctions recently launched their new website featuring the first auction on the updated platform. The sale offers over 400 lots of graded world paper money in a wide price range. The company will host sales with live internet bidding every 2 weeks.

Cayón’s E-auction 72 features more than 700 lots and will be closing on Wednesday, 23 December 2020. The sale comprises a remarkable range of mainly Spanish coins. One of the top lots is a rare Felipe III 50 reales or cincuentín 1620 over 10 from Segovia.

Solidus’ sixth Literature Auction is particularly extensive comprising 2,031 lots. The sale features bibliophile rarities, reference works, and numerous volumes from the libraries of Reinhold Jordan and Ursula Kampmann.

CNG’s Electronic Auction 482 features 893 lots. Collectors will find a number of quality ancient, world and British Coins as well as an impressive selection of Anglo-Saxon and Norman issues from the Allen Williams Collection.

Nomos' upcoming e-auction Obolos 17 features 978 lots with mostly ancient but also medieval and some modern coins. Highlights are an unpublished sestertius of Domitian and an extremely rare antoninianus of Zenobia as Alan Walker explains.

In Auction 67 Solidus presents 345 chosen Islamic coins with many gold pieces, and an extensive range of North African mints, mostly in excellent condition.

The 14th Web Auction of Leu Numismatik features 2,600 lots of ancient, medieval, and modern world coins. It includes among others a collection of Central Asian coins, a collection of Ayyubid and post-Seljuk issues, and Ottoman coins from a German collection.