World Coin Auctions

In recognition of this historic offering, Stack’s Bowers Galleries is also waiving the Buyer’s Premium on these First Strike coins.

The first two days will be in-person bidding as well as on the Internet, while the third and fourth days will be Internet-only sessions

Ancient and World coins realized over $11,668,000 in the Stack’s Bowers Galleries August 2024 Global Showcase Auction, while World paper money added more than $928,000 to the total.

Multicategory results remain strong—three auctions across Stamps, Coins, and TCG combined to achieve almost £1m in sales in ten days.

Robust prices were realized, totaling $2.80 million (including buyer’s fees) on an estimate of $2.17 million.

The possibly unique coin could realize six figures in the auction in Japan.

The June auction comprises 4075 lots of Ancient, Islamic, Indian, Chinese, and World Coins.

High prices for Celtic coins were achieved in Chris Rudd’s May 19, 2024, sale.

The 1891 Kwartje became the most expensive Dutch coin ever sold.

One hundred Irish coins from the Michael J. McKeever collection will go under the hammer on May 9, 2024.

The coin, a day's pay for a soldier, was minted in AD 80 during Emperor Titus’ brief two-year rule. It features Titus' profile facing left on the obverse and an elephant on the reverse.

Octavian with Julius Caesar and gold Aureus are also among the May 8-10 auction highlights.

SINCONA offered the first part of the Kian Collection in October 2023.

Modern quality control reduces the number of mis-strikes circulated, but these older coins still feature some great examples.

Stack’s Bowers & Ponterio announces the Spring 2024 Hong Kong Auction, a magnificent array of nearly 9,600 lots of coins, medals, tokens, and currency.

Frank S. Robinson will conduct his 124th mail and internet auction of Ancient and Early Coins, which will close on April 23.

The auction was one hundred percent sold, with the four highest prices all being paid for rare Irish Tokens.

Stephen Album Rare Coins will be holding Internet Auction 25 on March 4-5, 2024, at the offices in Santa Rosa, California.

Bidding is now open for the The Royal Mint's Spring Consignment Auction. Featuring highly sought-after and collectable coins, sets and medals, catalogue highlights include the Una and the Lion 2019 2oz Silver Proof Coin, The Queen’s Beasts 2021 1oz Gold Proof Coin, and a Queen Elizabeth II 2012 Sovereign struck for the monarch’s Diamond Jubilee.

The standout was a stunning, extremely rare, overstruck issue from Santo Domingo that featured clear details from both the undertype and overstrike.

The auction’s top lot was not the lone record set in the event. An Anne gold five Guineas doubled its pre-auction estimate.

It’s not unusual for curious creatures to turn up on ancient Celtic coins.

21 percent growth over 2022 leads to a third consecutive record-setting year.

Offerings include a 2,500-year-old gold Lydian coin from the reign of Croesus that is expected to realize six figures during the January auction.

The Long-Whiskered Dragon Silver Dollar was one of seven NGC-certified rare coins to realize six-figure prices in the December auction.

The January auction features a number of sought-after examples from throughout numismatic history.

Multiple upcoming auction events will give collectors the opportunity to acquire one of these world-class specimens.

Last and first coins from the late Queen's and new King's reigns offered in partnership with The Royal Mint.

First held in 1984, the 2024 40th Anniversary Show will be a joint effort organized by the Hongkong International Coin Convention & Antique Watch Fair, Champion Auction, and Collectibles Auction Asia.

Stephen Album Rare Coins will auction 3400 lots of Ancient, Islamic, Indian, Chinese, U.S., and World Coins