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A remarkable collection of engraved gems that once belonged to Prince Stanislas Poniatowski sold at Woolley and Wallis for an outstanding price of £325,000.

CNG updated their web shop with a selection of 64 new coins. The list features a number of Greek, Roman, and Medieval issues for collectors to browse.

Künker’s Spring Auctions Sales were held from 21 to 25 March and from 4 to 6 April 2022. They will go down in the company’s history as the auction week with the highest turnover that was ever achieved. In this review, we present the Top Five of Celtic, Greek and Roman coins.

Stack’s Bowers Galleries Spring 2022 Baltimore Auction realized almost $37 million, within this sale, there were 45 numismatic objects reaching six-figure prices.

Atlas Numismatics updated their inventory with 389 new high-quality coins, medals and tokens at fixed prices.

Obolos 22 realized some remarkable hammer prices for interesting ancient coins. Alan Walker discusses some of the notable results.

Internet Auction 15 by Stephen Album surpassed all expectations, with total prices realized of $112,500 on a middle estimate of $51,000. The success was helped greatly by the Joe Sedillot Collection.

At 14.8 million euros, the total hammer price of the first part of Künker’s Spring Auction Sales was more than twice its estimate of 6.5 million euros. This was also, but not only, due to twenty six-digit results. We’ll take a look at results from all price segments.

700,000 euros for the eightfold rose noble from Campen, making it the most expensive gold coin ever auctioned on German soil; 16 hammer prices in the six-digit range; prices increasing to more than ten times their estimates: Künker’s sale of the Salton Collection with its unique history was a complete success. Here you can find the top ten results.

Atlas Numismatics have published their inventory with 164 new high-quality coins, medals and tokens at fixed prices. Find some selected items here.