Page 10 of Market News

With a declared turnover of $2.34 million over 4 days, Noble 104 was without doubt a decent sized event. As a dealer, I never know what is going to be included in these sales - Noble’s handle so much of such a wide range of numismatic material th...

This is the last major numismatic auction in Australia for 2013, with a headline item that’s sure to draw in some media attention. ...

IAG auctions are notable affairs usually for the rare and exclusive material they contain, and this sale wasn’t an exception. It stands out for a couple of other reasons as well - it was yet a further example of the ready use of online bidding technology in the Australian numismatic world, and it...

This weekend sees the Sterling & Currency team in Melbourne for the first-ever ANDA International Coin and Banknote Show, to be held over three days in Etihad Stadium in Melbourne. This is shaping up to be an exciting event - there are a number of international dealers and mints that ...

International Auction Galleries are well known for their short and sharp sales of generally top quality material - this auction is definitely no different in terms of the material it includes. Where it does differ in that the first 337 lots are being offered through a postal / online sale that cl...

While recent events in the Australian numismatic market may have thrown some market observers into disarray, the results achieved by our two most recent auctions indicate pretty clearly that there are plenty of collectors that are quite content to keep on keeping on when others are falling down a...

If you haven’t heard the news already, Albany (WA) based dealers in rare coins and banknotes, The Rare Coin Company, entered voluntary liq...

Following the rather alarming news that the Rare Coin Company had entered into voluntary administration on Monday July 8th, many people began to leap to the conclusion that the numismatic world in Australia was coming to a quick end. The ...