Auctions

Nomisma’s auction 60 is called “500 Rarities” and it comprises indeed many important specimens in exceptional quality like one of the major rarities of the Italian nineteenth century: a 5 Lire coin, minted by Napoleon’s second wife Maria Luigia with a starting price of 250.000,00 euros.

This sale features a selection of 781 lots of Greek, Roman, Byzantine coins, all chosen with contribution from NAC’s experts.

CNG’s online auction features 766 lots with offerings of coins from two major collections: the J.B. Collection and the Jack A. Frazer Collection. This sale also presents a number of antiquities: ancient near Eastern seals, Greek ceramics, and Roman glass.

Cayón Numismática offers nearly 951 lots ranging from ancient to modern coins including medals and several large lots. Among the highlights are a rare dirham from the Hudies of Lerida, a gold 100 pesetas Alfonso XIII, and a collection of half real from Lima and Potosi.

Alexander Basok offers a small choice of 130 coins and medals at affordable prices. The sale includes many interesting coins like Alexander the Great tetradrachms of scarce Black Sea Mints, and beautiful table medals from all over the world.

The 77th auction of Heidelberger Münzhandlung covers the entire spectrum of numismatics: from ancient to modern times, from coins to paper money and literature. Special highlights are ancient gold coins, Bavarian rarities and an extensive collection of Russian and German coins of excellent quality from the 19th and the 20th century.

A Celts Collection untouched for decades, a tasteful collection of southern German and northern Swiss bracteates and uniface pennies, unique coins from the Seleukid Empire: From ancient to modern times Peus has exciting items on offer.

CNG’s online auction features 619 lots with Sicilian bronze issues and Roman aurei from the Alpine Collection. The sale is rounded out by a handful of crude but rare and historically interested Irish copper issues from the Cities of Refuge during the Great Rebellion.

On 15 and 16 November 2019, the Gadoury auction offers something for every collector – at the highest level: From the finest ancient coins to coins from all over the world and to the second part of the spectacular collection of a gentleman from the House of Savoy.

Three interesting collections helped to attract bidders to the sale. One major highlight from the collection of Dr. Axel Wahlstedt was a Mughal zodiac ½ rupee, the first of its kind offered at public auction. It realized a price of $41,650.