E-Auctions

In their Web Auction 25, Leu presents 4330 lots from the ancient, medieval, and modern worlds. Highlights are the collections of Lars Ramskold and Björn-Uwe Abels.

CNG’s Electronic Auction 534 includes 885 lots. The sale features a broad offering of ancient coins from the Conti Collection, as well as a good number of rare Roman types.

CNG’s Electronic Auction 533 includes 969 lots. The sale features the DMS Collection of Ptolemaic bronze issues, presenting a number of interesting and rare types.

In Keystone Auction 10 CNG will be offering 512 lots of Islamic coinage: a selection of Arab-Sasanian silver, Umayyad and ‘Abbasid issues in gold, silver, and bronze as well as a significant number of Fatimid issues.

Kolbe & Fanning’s February sale includes a remarkable variety of rare and out-of-print works on coins, medals, and paper money from antiquity to the present. The sale also contains further selections from the extraordinary Cardinal Collection Library.

Naville Numismatics presents its Live Auction 79 featuring 741 lots of Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Medieval and Modern coins. The Roman Provincial part of the sale includes a selection from the Dattari Collection.

CNG’s Electronic Auction 532 includes 1015 lots. The sale features further selections from the D.K., Kalevala, and LH Collections, as well as new offerings from the MWF Collection.

In auction 113 Solidus presents 444 lots, containing a run of Polish coins with many rarities, some very rare Russian issues, and Gold coins from all periods.

CNG offers 335 coins and scale weights from the David Hendin collection, many are plate coins from Hendin’s reference work. The proceedings will completely benefit the American Numismatic Society for an important project.

CNG’s Electronic Auction 530 includes 1096 lots. The sale features selections from the MWF, D.K., Cloudesly, and J.-P. Righetti Collections, with particularly strong offerings in the Greek and Roman Provincial sections.