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Stack’s Bowers Hong Kong September auction reached the $30 million mark a second consecutive time. Among the six-figure results stood out a pair of Republic of China Year 10 (1921) “Pavilion” Dollars, and a popular Year 28 (1949) “Bamboo” Dollar in EF-45.

Heritage offered a newly discovered 1870-CC Double Eagle at the Long Beach Expo Coins and Currencies Auctions. It sold for $360,000. The coin auction produced a sell-through rate of 100% by value and by lots, and the currency sale saw many very strong results, too.

13.6 million euros: that’s the total result of Künker’s Fall Auction Sales. This is almost twice the estimate of about 7 million euros. A remarkable result that was achieved thanks to numerous prices in the six-digit range, including a new record for a Prussian coin!

Leu Numismatik will be offering the collection of Dr. Hans Krähenbühl with many outstanding portraits on ancient coins. Gathered over decades many high-quality pieces with excellent provenance return now to the market again.

In its eLive Premium Auction 356, Künker auctions off the W. Risse Collection with medals entitled “Nuditas in nummis – Nude and Eros in Numismatics”. The pieces cover the time span from the Renaissance to modern times.

In Auction 41 Stephen Album Rare Coins established a new record for the company totaling $2.14 million. While all areas performed well, the Chinese, Indian, and World Coin sections were standouts and many items went for multiples of their estimates.

Atlas Numismatics has published their inventory with 396 new high-quality coins, medals and tokens at fixed prices, including a beautiful collection of modern European gold coins.

Gorny & Mosch offers the second part of the Peter Weiß Collection of Roman Provincial coins in auction 280. Collectors of German issues will find many high grade rarities with excellent provenance in auction 281.

478 lots of mostly German coins of the 19th and 20th centuries of outstanding quality – that is the offer of Künker’s eLive Premium Auction 355 taking place on 12 October 2021 starting at 6 p.m.

Kolbe & Fanning sold on 18th September 2021 in cooperation with Fritz Rudolf Künker the important library of Mark and Lottie Salton. The sale brought $381,520 hammer against an estimate of $176,280.