Auctions

Naville Numismatics’ Live Auction 57 features a selection of 716 lots of Greek, Roman, Byzantine coins, all chosen with contribution from NAC’s experts. The Roman Provincial part of the sale includes a selection from the famous the Dattari Collection.

CNG’s online auction 466 features 774 lots. Highlights from this sale include an interesting run of Greek coins of Asia Minor and the Monica J. Kern Collection of Motherhood Art Medals.

Stack’s Bowers Galleries April Collectors Choice Online auction offers an array of over 160 lots of exonumina. Besides that, Collectors will find works of famous medallists like Jacques Wiener and Karl Goetz.

CNG’s online auction 465 features 793 lots with a further selection of coins from the Jack A. Frazer Collection, Roman Republican and other ancient issues from the Mendoza Collection, and a small run of Ephesian issues from the Colin E. Pitchfork Collection.

The Künker Spring Auction Sales took place in the middle of rise of the worldwide corona crisis. The concern was enormous: how would the collectors react? In brief: the mood was positive and participation was high overall. For the more than 6,500 lots, Künker realized over 10 million euros surpassing the estimate for the sales that had been set at around 6.7 million euros.

In Auction XIX, 1,083 lots went under the hammer, resulting in total sales across the two days of £3,362,830 being achieved. Any lots that did not already sell in the auction are available to purchase at fixed prices on the recently created shop page on the Roma Numismatics website.

Roma Numismatics’ E-Sale 69 is now online. It features 1,718 lots of Celtic, Greek, Judaean, Roman, Byzantine, Islamic and world coins. Many of those come from renowned special collections, like the William Stancomb Collection published in the SNG.

Although the Central States Numismatic Society Convention was canceled, the Heritage auction will still take place, but was moved to the HA headquarter in Dallas, Texas. An 1858 proof Liberty Eagle gold coin will be at auction for the first time in 36 years.

In their 150th year of existence, auction house Dr. Busso Peus Nachf. present in their 426th auction a balanced selection of ancient coins, remarkable pieces from the early modern period and a range of the German Imperial Coins after 1871.

Although moved to Santa Ana the “Baltimore auctions” of Stack’s Bowers Galleries were record-setting: in total, the Brent Pogue Collection realized $131,298,560 after Part VI and VII, consisting of masterpieces of US coins and paper money, was now sold.