Tetradrachm ø 25mm (17.05g). 310 - 306/5 BC. With NGC-tag
(XF, strike: 4/5, surface: 4/5, Fine Style). Attractive dark toning,
excellent.
to modern times
323 - 317 BC. Stater (8.55g). Gold! Sharply marked splendid
specimen of excellent style! Large, medallion-like mould,
somewhat smoothed at the cheek, excellent.
to modern times
279/8 - 255 BC. Tetradrachm ø 29mm (16.75g). 264 - 255 BC
RR! Marvellous toning, excellent.
to modern times
(15.15g). 408/4 - 380/66 BC. One of the best known specimens!
Excellent.
to modern times
Tetradrachm ø 26mm (15.15g). RR! Delicate toning,
small die break on obverse, nearly mint
to modern times
AD. Aureus ø 19mm (7.28g). 193 A.D. Mint undetermined in the
East (Emesa or Alexandria. Gold! RRR! Tiny pressure mark
at the eyebrow, brilliant uncirculated.
to modern times
medallion ø 35mm (17,17g). Mint. Rome. RRR!
Specimen of the Franz Trau Collection! Dark brown patina,
very nice-excellent.
to modern times
Augustalis. n.d. (after 1231), Messina. 5.25 g. Gold! Gold! RR!
Attractive specimen with sharp inscription. Fine toning,
tiny graffito, very fine - excellent.
to modern times
Electors and Albertines. Johann Georg I, 1611 - 1656. 5 ducats
1630, Dresden.17,04 g. Gold! Rare! Attractive specimen!
Marvellous gold toning, tiny scratches, very nice - excellent.
to modern times
ARCHBISHOPRIC. 1612-1619. thaler cliff 1617, Salzburg.
Of greatest rarity! Splendid specimen! Marvellous toning,
tiny scratches, excellent / superb - Brilliant Uncirculate
to modern times
Steve Album’s First Accumulations & Collections Auction
Stephen Album Rare Coins
Accumulations & Collections Auction 1
Coins
24 February 2025
US-Santa Rosa
Stephen Album Rare Coins will be holding their inaugural “Accumulations & Collections Auction 1” on February 24, 2025 at their offices in Santa Rosa, California. This is a new approach to large lots for the auction house. Prior to 2025 the large lots (also known as group lots, accumulation lots, or collection lots) were featured on the final day of their premier auctions in January, May and September. Those lots now appear in a stand-alone auction the following month (February, June and October respectively). This first auction contains exactly 750 lots from all time periods and categories. These are the same large lots that normally would have been at the end of their January 2025 sale, so there is an extensive selection of interesting coins to be found, including lots from named collections such as:
- The Joe Sedillot Collection of German Coins
- The Dr. Robert A. Rosenfeld Collection of World Coins
- The Almer H. Orr III Collection of World Coins
- The Michael More Collection of British Coins
- An Anonymous Collection of Papal States Coins
Lot 632: China: Chopmarked Coins: French Indochina: Lot of 20 coins, Fine. Estimate: $900-1,200.
Lot 150: Great Seljuq: Lot of 17 very pale gold dinars. Estimate: $900-1,200.
Lot 123: Samanid: Lot of 86 silver dirhams Estimate: $600-700.
Lot 67: Ancient: Lot of 78 coins. Estimate: $400-600.
The auction schedule is as follows:
- Lots 1 to 69 – Ancients
- Lots 70 to 228 – Islamic
- Lots 229 to 354 – India
- Lots 355 to 502 – World – Europe
- Lots 503 to 510 – World – Africa
- Lots 511 to 531 – World – Americas & Oceania
- Lots 532 to 623 – World – Asia, Middle-East, North Africa
- Lots 624 to 682 – China
- Lots 683 to 750 – Assorted Worldwide Lots
Fairs
Stephen Album Rare Coins will attend the Numismata Munich. Visit them at Booth L-4.
