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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.

Mowbray Collectables in Wellington, New Zealand, offers 590 lots with major New Zealand rarities as one of about three Colonial Bank 1 Pound banknotes of 1891. The sale also includes many English coins from William I onwards, and gold coins.

Stack’s Bowers upcoming fall Hong Kong sale features over 8,000 lots of coins, medals, tokens, currency, and other forms of exonumia. It is the firm’s largest Hong Kong sale to date and the overall estimate is expected to surpass $17 million.

In Auction 49 Paul-Francis Jacquier will be offering over 1,500 lots with an extensive run of Celtic, Greek and Roman coins as well as numismatic literature, partly from the BCD library.

Kolbe & Fanning will auction the Salton library in cooperating with Künker. The extraordinary ensemble is especially rich in works dedicated to ancient coins and medals. Connoisseurs can also look forward to extensive holdings of old European auction catalogues.

A spectacular fluorite from Chifeng City, China, could bring $100,000 or more in Heritage Auctions’ Treasures of China Fine Minerals Auction. This sale features 133 carefully chosen minerals, one of the finest selections of minerals from China ever offered at auction.

“The Fascination of Minted Gold” is the name Künker gave to the Hermann Schwarz Collection, which contains about 1,500 gold coins. And it is just one of many collections offered in Künker’s Fall Auction Sales: the material covers the entire spectrum from antiquity to Brandenburg-Prussia and Brunswick to modern times.

CNG’s fall sale features 1,434 lots from ancient Greeks to United States coins and medals including many rare and sought-after items. The presale estimate is just over $2 million.

The huge and highly important ANA Auction from Stack’s Bowers Galleries features high-quality coins from all over the world with a main focus on rare U.S. coinage such as the Sultan of Muscat-Childs-Pogue 1804 dollar sold only once in auction since 1917.

Kolbe & Fanning is selling part two of the P. Scott Rubin library, which includes 923 lots featuring auction catalogues, books, periodicals, and archival and ephemeral items. With estimates ranging from $10 to $750 the auction will be held as a traditional mail-bid sale.