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On March 13-17, 2017 Künker held its Spring Auctions, and additionally on March 21, 2017 an eLive Premium Auction. The almost 6,400 lots realized 10.5 million euros on an estimate of 7.1 million euros. More than 2,500 bidders participating contributed to this result.

On March 13-17, 2017 Künker will hold its Spring Auctions. The entire numismatic spectrum will be covered. Furthermore, several specialized collections will be auctioned off. The collectors of medals in particular will find something of interest.

Thursday before World Money Fair, less than 1,000 lots were auctioned off by Künker. However, they were a class of their own. On an estimate of 6 million euros, they sold for 8.8 million euros. The hammer prices for coins from the Holy Roman Empire, the USA and Russia were particularly high.

On 12 January 2017 we reported on the current closing of Sweden’s Royal Coin Cabinet. Now the director informs us that the cabinet is relocated to the Swedish History Museum. It will certainly reopen presumably in spring 2019. Please read the director’s letter.

The Swedish national museum of economy is going to be closed down. This entails the relocation of the Royal Coin Cabinet and its notable library. At this point, no one knows where, when or how the coins and books will be available again. Harald Nilsson reports.

London Coin Galleries Ltd. will hold their first electronic auction closing on 10 November 2016. Spanning across 801 lots and with over £300,000 estimate, the sale includes several interesting collections.

The German law on the revision of the Cultural Assets Protection Act has substantial impact on the coin trade. The two coin dealer associations have sought legal advice from a specialist lawyer providing first recommendations for further action in your day-to-day business.

Sincona AG will hold its auction week from 24 to 27 October featuring a number of exclusive special collections like Tunesian coins and medals, the Sincona collection of Russian coins part 5 as well as rarities from Switzerland.

Ten years ago, the Association of Baltic Numismatists was founded to support numismatics in Estonia and to strengthen international relations. And it worked, as the festschrift for their anniversary proves. Ursula Kampmann has taken a look.

There will be 5,350 lots amassing an overall estimate of 7.7 million euros going over the auction block at Künker between September 26-30, 2016. The offering ranges from antiquity to modern times, from pre-1871 Germany to overseas. Not counted are more than 300 orders and decorations.