Auctions

CNG online auction features 663 lots including Cilician and related silver staters and Roman Republican coins from the Dr. Charles Schulz Collection. An interesting array of issues from the Sind area is also available.

At Stephen Album’s the vintage Chinese section sold particularly well, with 98% of those lots selling. A large nazarana gold mohur sold for $71,400.

Naville Numismatics’ Live Auction features a selection of 695 lots of Greek, Roman, Byzantine coins, all chosen with contribution from NAC’s experts.

A very rare Roman gold coin by emperor Allectus, discovered in a newly ploughed field in Kent, sold for £552,000 at an auction held by Dix Noonan Webb. It was estimated to fetch £70,000-100,000.

At Gorny & Mosch’s more than 900 lots will be auctioned, including selected Greek vases, marble sculptures at a very reasonable price, and another part of the collection compiled by Israeli jeweler Schlomo Moussaieff.

In an eLive Premium Auction, Künker will be offering the third part of the Opitz Collection. It includes coins and medals relating to the Reformation and Protestantism.

Munich-based auction house Savoca Coins has published 560 lots in Silver Auction 34 and offers material for collectors interested in rare coins focusing on the ancient world.

Atlas Numismatics has updated their website with 728 new coins, medals, and tokens at fixed prices.

SINCONA sold 3,350 lots for a total price of over CHF 7.2 millions. The US Rarities – Gold, Silver and Copper Coins Collection nearly doubled its estimate selling for more than CHF 2 millions.

The 3rd Blue Auction of Savoca’s London office is held in two parts. The sale comprises 1,883 lots with very sought-after material aiming thus particularly at new collectors.