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One highlight at Stack’s Bowers Galleries NYINC sale was a stunning 1692 5 Guineas from Great Britain graded NGC MS-62 that realized $312,000. Specialized collections like the Kyle Ponterio Collection of Countermarked issues were also in the center of attention.

Heritage’s World & Ancient Coins January 2020 sales have surpassed $17m with a world auction record for a “Una and the Lion” selling for $690,000. The U.S. coins sales were led by a $2,160,000 bid for a 1927-D Double Eagle, the rarest regular-issue of a 20th century American coin.

With the likes of the famous Brutus Denarius, and the only gold coin with a portrait of Charlemagne, CNGs Triton auction at the New York International Numismatic Convention offered great rarities and famous collections that altogether realized over $13 Million.

In the middle of the Thirty Years' War a hoard of talers was hidden which is now auctioned off by Künker. This podcast tells its story and presents some of the most interesting coins.

On 6 February 2020 Auction house Künker will be offering special collections and rarities from various fields of numismatic interest. Watch the highlights of Künker’s eLive Premium Auction 332 in these films.

Once again Classical Numismatic Group has published their Classical Numismatic Review Winter to present a choice of coins and medals available in their online shop. This issue includes some outstanding examples of ancient and British coinage.

On 31 January 2020 Auction house Künker will be offering many special collections and rarities from various fields of numismatic interest. Watch the highlights of Künker’s Berlin Auction in these films.

Zurich Nomos AG had a successful Obolos 14 sale closing with 93 % of the lots sold and a final hammer price doubling the estimate.

Fixe price list 18 of Münzenhandlung Johannes Diller contains 804 new pieces and includes everything from Celtic gold coins, medieval and modern coins, up to pilgrimage medals and numismatic literature. We will present some particularly interesting pieces here.

In their November auctions Numismatica Genevensis SA offered pieces that had one thing in common: They were extremely beautiful, regardless of whether they had an estimate of CHF 2,000 or CHF 1.5 million. Collectors and investors appreciated the outstanding quality. The hammer prices were impressive. Here you can find some remarkable results.