1620, Prague. Very rare. Very fine +.
Gold löser of 20 ducats n.d. (1611-1633), Winsen (Luhe).
Probably unique. About extremely fine.
Extremely fine.
Gold medal of 50 ducats, 1851 by F. W. Kullrich,
commemorating the completion of the equestrian statue of
Frederick the Great. Extremely rare. About FDC.
From the collection of the Grand Duke of Oldenburg.
by H. Krafft after a draft by Albrecht Dürer as a gift for the
Emperor on the occasion of the planned Imperial Diet in
Nuremberg. Extremely rare. Original strike. Extremely fine.
1740, Paris. Very rare. NGC PF62 CAMEO. Proof.
by V. Alexeev commemorating the peace with Persia.
Extremely rare. Extremely fine to FDC.
of the half taler. Extremely rare. PCGS MS63PL.
Extremely fine to FDC.
Two Successful Auctions at Cayón Subastas
Cayón Subastas
microAuction / Auction 422
Coins
21.-25. November 2024
Online
Cayón Subastas recent microAuction featuring 8 escudos pieces and Auction 422 with Greek and Roman Coins both brought great results. See some of the highlights here.
Lot 6006: Fernando VI. 8 escudos. Santiago. 1755. Starting price: 5,000 EUR. Final price: 9,882 EUR.
Lot 6012: Fernando VI. 8 escudos. Santiago. 1759. FERDINANDUS. Starting Price: 4,000 EUR. Final price: 8,540 EUR.
MicroAuction: 8 Escudos Santiago Fernando VI
The microAuction as a new format was a success. The collection of 15 gold 8 escudos from the Santiago mint (1750-1760) achieved great results.
The auction’s presentation was exceptional, featuring in-depth historical commentaries and detailed descriptions according to the specialized literature about the Santiago mint. In last two years, the average price of these coins in popular international auctions was at about4,000 to 5,000 euros. This auction realized an average price of more than 6.550 euros.
Lot 5579: Sicilia/Catania-Siracusa. Tetradrachm. Starting price: 4,300 EUR. Final price: 22,265 EUR.
Lot 5550: Sicilia-Camarina. Tetradrachm. Starting price: 2,600 EUR. Final price: 11,590 EUR.
Greek and Roman Coins Collection – Auction 422
The sale was presented in two different sessions: the first one featured Greek silver coins (live Auction), and second one for rest of silver coins and roman coins (eauction). Both attracted many bidders from all around the world who were in love with this 1980-1990 collection and with the old pedigrees of some of the pieces. Accordingly, results were very strong, and almost everything was sold.
