At the end of the day, a few szóstak coins od Jan III Sobieski’s from the upcoming auction. The standout items are the szóstak from 1683 in the high MS63 note – a great item with an intense mint shine. There is also an undescribed by Kamiński and Kurpiewski szóstak Read more…
Collectors often ask us if there will be anything interesting in the Silesian coinage… Let today’s evening fast dispel all doubts and end this busy week with a bang! We start with one of the most interesting items from this section, namely 24 kreuzer from 1621 from the mint in Read more…
We will spend this morning with two Sigismund III Vasa thalers from 1628 and 1632. Thalers are coins that many collectors dream about, both beginners and advanced. Collecting them for varieties, however, requires a lot of money and time to find the right specimens, which are rare on the market. Read more…
In less than 2 weeks, collectors will have the opportunity to supplement their collections with a coin that appeared on the Polish auction market for the first time in 30 years. We know the coin from the collections of Emeryk Hutten-Czapski, Sobański and the National Museum in Warsaw, this is Read more…
We will spend Sunday calmly with selected półtorak coins, which will have the opportunity to supplement your collections in about 12 days It is a section that has been enjoying great popularity for some time and has a large crowd of buyers. A group of coinage coins appeared at auction Read more…
We will end this evening very strongly! Time for one of the most wanted and liked coins (or interpreted by some as a medal) of Augustus II the Strong! We are talking about an issue assigned as a commemorative one, related to the king’s crazy love for Countess Cosel. A Read more…
Have you seen the gold coins from the upcoming auction yet? If not, we invite you to visit the sections of Russian and American coins. Of course, there will also be coins from other sections – South Africa, Austria-Hungary, Italy, Hungary, Germany and many others. In fact, every collector of Read more…