We have 57 items in the “medieval coins” category. Someone will think it’s not much. Perhaps quantitatively, but typologically it is the top shelf. Very rare coins, some of them unique, interwoven with pieces in the best condition. Often the rarity is combined with mint freshness. According to us, lovers Read more…
A perfect chervonets from 1923 from the Soviet period in the unprecedented note MS63, is already breaking records in the pre-auction. Currently, its price is already PLN 22,000 with the starting price of PLN 6,000. The real fight, however, will certainly start during the auction itself in a few days. Read more…
We have not had such a number of “mint marshals” at one auction for a long time. Below there are pictures of only some of them, others can be viewed while browsing the full offer. https://onebid.pl/…/2560/II-Rzeczpospolita-1918-1939
In the previous post, we presented a perfect platinum 3-ruble coin. However, there are still a few surprises in the offer of tsarist Russia coins in the upcoming auction. Below are the circumstantial examples of one-ruble coins: Peter II, Anna and Nicholas I, but we encourage you to see the Read more…
Three-ruble platinum coins were, apart from six and twelve-ruble coins, a kind of experiment. Financial advisers of Nicholas I proposed the issue of coins from this metal as a response to the shortage of gold on the money market. Platinum was mined by the Russians in the Urals and then Read more…
Substitute coins are characterized by the fact that many of them are issues known from only a few copies. It also happens that there are also those that are known in specialized catalogs and on the auction market as unique items (known only from one piece). Such a numismatic item, Read more…
Our auctions are not only coins, medals and banknotes, but also excellent phaleristics. It will be no different during the upcoming auction on November 12-13. Below, among others decorations of this department: – Second Polish Republic, Officer’s badge of the 2nd Armored Train Squadron, Krakow – Second Polish Republic, Officer’s Read more…
The eternal dilemma of many collectors. Should I choose a lesser-preserved specimen, but a rare one, or a mint piece of a common coin? At the upcoming auction, collectors of penny coins will certainly have more than one such dilemma. An example below. 1) Sigismund III Vasa, Grosz 1598, Lublin Read more…
We are very pleased that the auction offer, which will take place on November 12-13, has met with so much interest. There are still a dozen or so days left to the event and the attendance of people registering is pleasantly surprised. Of course, you can still submit your willingness Read more…
It is possible that the trojak presented below is a unique coin. Probably the only one on the collector’s market in such a variety. Here is the trojak of Sigismund III Vasa from the mint in Olkusz minted in 1590. The uniqueness of this coin is evidenced by the fact Read more…
