Statère d'or, Lampsaque, vers 350 av. J.-C, AU 8.40 g.
Ex Vente NAC Zurich, Auktion 1, 30-03-1989,
Conservation : NGC AU 5/5 4/5 Fine Style
AG 17.06 g , Conservation : NGC AU★ 5/5 5/5 Fine Style
vers 340-325 av. J.-C. , AU 9.06 g. Ex Vente NGSA 8,
Novembre 2014, lot 32
Conservation : NGC Choice XF★ 5/5 4/5 Fine Style
1640 A, AU 26.80 g. Conservation : NGC XF 45. Rarissime
Paris, 1834 A, AU 43.26 g. Ex Vente Sotheby's, 1954,
Collection du Roi Farouk,
Conservation : PCGS SP 66 (PROOF ULTRA CAMEO).
AU 32.25 g. Conservation : NGC AU 58.
Superbe. 76 exemplaires frappés. Rarissime.
ND, AU 39,21 g. NGC AU 58. Superbe. Rarissime
1633, AU 33.13 g. Cud 92a var.
Conservation : NGC AU 53. Superbe. Rarissime
Saint-Péters- bourg, 1908, AU 32.24 g.
Conservation : Traces de nettoyage sinon Superbe.
Extrêmement rare, officiellement seulement 175 pièces frappées.
Conservation : NGC MS 61. Superbe. Rarissime
The IAPN Book Prize 2023
The International Association of Professional Numismatists (IAPN) organizes its General Assembly every year in a different country in the world. The 2023 General Assembly took place in Marseille. One of the highlights of the general assembly is undoubtedly the Book Prize of the IAPN. This prize rewards a numismatic work published the previous year. There were 24 books entered for the competition, which was decided by vote of the membership of the IAPN at its 71st General Assembly on 4 June 2023.
The winner of the 2023 IAPN Book Prize is Prashant Kulkarni, a numismatist and dealer from Nagpur, India, for his Archaic Coinage of Godavari Valley and the Deccan, published by Eternal Arts and Coins LLP, Nagpur, worldwide distribution of which is via Spink in London. Second prize went to Stéphan Sombart, senior numismatist at MDC in Monte Carlo, Monaco, for his Monnaies Royales Françaises de Louis XI à Henri IV, published by Éditions Victor Gadoury in Monaco. Third prize went to Christopher McDowell, a lawyer from Cincinnati, OH, the editor of JEAN and president of C4, for his The Early Betts Medal Companion, published by the ANS in New York.
The value of the Prize is 1,000 CHF. The winner also receives a diploma and an IAPN medal, and it is hoped that these can be presented to him at a future IAPN function.
Here are the top three prizes:
First prize: Kulkarni, Prashant. Archaic Coinage of Godavari Valley and the Deccan.
- Kulkarni, Prashant. Archaic Coinage of Godavari Valley and the Deccan. Eternal Arts and Coins LLP, Nagpur, India, 2022. ISBN 978-93-5526-685-9. Price: GBP 60. Order from Spink.
Second prize: Sombart, Stéphan. Monnaies Royales Françaises de Louis XI à Henri IV.
- Sombart, Stéphan. Monnaies Royales Françaises de Louis XI à Henri IV. Éditions Victor Gadoury, Monaco, 2022. ISBN 978-2-906602-54-0. Price: EUR 39. Order from Gadoury.
Third prize: McDowell, Christopher. The Early Betts Medal Companion.
- McDowell, Christopher. The Early Betts Medal Companion. American Numismatic Society, New York, 2022. ISBN 978-0-89722-389-8. Price: USD 125. Order from the ANS.
