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It’s been a few weeks now since IAG held their 88th auction on the Gold Coast - as our headline above indicates, it was a short and productive affair. Unlike some auctions that literally run for the better part of a week, from 9 in the morning until 10 at night, IAG’s auctions are condu...

One of the largest and most important Australian numismatic auctions in recent years was held in Sydney in July 2018. Noble Numismatics held their 118th auctions, it was one that one man might describe as being “the last of the big sales”. One of the problems the Australian...

Just a few weeks after the major event that was Noble Numismatics 118, Downie’s had their auction #328. Although the headline items in this sale would leave most Australian collectors fairly non-plussed, it was still a very productive event. Total turnover for the sale amounted ...

The Dauer Collection of Australian Banknotes was finally put to auction this week in the United States - I say finally as several prior attempts to move the collection en bloc had been made over the past 5 years or so, without apparent success. This collection is well-known to c...

August 2nd 2018 will see the biggest and most important auction of Australian banknotes held in this country since the Nicholson sale back in November 1995. I don’t think it’s any coincidence that the note featured on the front cover of ...

It’s now been a few weeks since Roxbury’s racked up their 100th auction, and I expect the phones will have been ringing there with post-auction sales to disappointed bidders who missed out on their initial bids. The published (preliminary) prices realised show that, at the ...

The upcoming month features two auctions in two different cities in two different states - April 17th sees Noble Numismatics kick off their 117th sale in Sydney , while May 5th sees Roxbury’s hold th...

IAG auctions in recent years are often half done before the first lot is offered - dozens of bidders have lodged many hundreds of bids, meaning the vast majority of the sale can be “covered” long before the doors are opened to the auction room....