E-Auctions

CNG’s Electronic Auction 515 features 841 lots, among them a number of interesting ancient coins as well as Celtic pieces.

CNG offers in their Feature Auction 120 a selection of 1,316 lots. Especially strong are the sections Greek masterpieces, Roman gold coins, and English hammered silver with many highlights.

CNG’s Electronic Auction 514 features 826 lots, among them a collection of Hadrian bronzes, a diverse offering of Roman Imperial Aurei, and a very rare Martinian Follis.

In Auction 97, Solidus presents 580 coins of antiquity, including some sought-after rarities and remarkably preserved specimens.

In Auction 60, the Coin Cabinet offers almost 150 European gold coins, including a wide range of lots from the gold standard era.

Kolbe & Fanning is offering the Sydney F. Martin Library, which according to the company is among the finest libraries formed on the subject of early American numismatics.

With around 600 lots from many categories and estimates from $30 to $250, every collector will find interesting coins in Stephen Album’s Internet Auction 15. The sale includes many pieces from China and India.

CNG’s Electronic Auction 513 features 715 lots. Among them are Roman Provincial coins as well as the a Collection of Roman Imperial coins including an exceptional group of quinarii.

Over 750 lots of banknotes, mostly from Spain, are featured in Cayón’s subasta electronica 81. Also available for sale are some attractive large lots.

Classical Numismatic Group is offering over 900 selected coins from various collections. Among them are the David J. Fleischmann and Elmer H. Frantz Collections with Roman gold coins and Japanese issues.