Auctions

Nomos e-sale Obolos 19 was a success selling 95% of all lots and more than doubling the total starting price. Alan Walker presents some interesting and honorable results of the sale.

MDC Monnaies de Collections Monaco presents 827 carefully selected rare and prestigious coins and medals with important provenances. The Essay for an Australian 5 Pound 1852 is estimated at 700,000 euros.

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.

In Roma Numismatics’ E-Sale 83 1,824 lots went under the hammer, resulting in total sales of £341,974. Especially Roman coins hit notable results.

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.

Atlas Numismatics has published their inventory with 215 new high-quality coins, medals and tokens at fixed prices, including a beautiful collection of modern European gold coins.

Classical Numismatic Group offers in Auction 117 over 1,158 lots with a presale estimate of $2.15 million among them rarities like a unique Seleukos stater. They stem from various important collections.

The spring auction of Dr. Busso Peus Nachf. exceeded all expectations. The total hammer prize almost doubled the estimate. Greek coins with excellent provenances and rare modern gold coins were particularly in demand.