Coins Auctions

Upcoming auctions include a numismatics sale on Tuesday, November 24, 2026 at 15:00, covering coins, medals, banknotes and specialised collections, with the online catalogue available from November 12 and lots offered from 15:00.

Upcoming auctions include an eclectic estate sale in Alcoa, with bidding closing November 14 and pickup on November 16, plus a Knoxville estate auction of jewelry and coins with pickup on November 8. The listed dates omit years, so no fully confirmed calendar date is available.

Upcoming auctions include a Burlington, Kentucky liquidation sale of a house, garage, and barn, listed for Nov 12 with a preview on November 11, 2026, and pickups on November 13, 2026 and November 14, 2026, plus a skid steer on Saturday, November 14 to help with large items. Later listings include a multi-parcel sale of 19.54 acres in two parcels in Kenton County and a Cold Spring jewelry, perfume bottle, vintage collectibles, and Christmas auction, both listed for Nov 19, with the Cold Spring preview on Nov 18 and pickup on Friday, Nov 20; an Edgewood living estate sale featuring jewelry and coins has no date listed yet.

ADER Brussels is holding a sale of jewellery, watches, gold coins, silverware and precious metals on Thursday 12 November at 14:00, with 64 lots that include antique and contemporary jewellery, OMEGA watches, gold coins, bracelets, necklaces and silver objects.

Top Tier Auctions specializes in land, estates, firearms, rare coins, classic automobiles, and antiques, running live, online, simulcast, and webcast sales. Its live auctions feature farmland and recreational property alongside equipment and specialty assets, and the house says live bidding is the format it knows best and is most passionate about. The site's auction calendar lists upcoming sales with photos, property packets, and bidding links, though it was still loading at the time of capture.

Specializes in fine art, fine jewelry, decorative arts and special collections, with online estate sales of finer antiques, home furnishings and décor. The house also runs real estate and benefit auctions, with live and online events at ballrooms and conference centers for larger collections that may include coins and Native American arts and crafts. Its benefit-auction work is led by a certified specialist who has conducted auctions for some of the biggest fundraisers in Indiana.

Sammler-Laden specializes in philately, coins, and postcards, with its departments covering stamps and coins alongside picture postcards and related collectibles. The house also runs online auctions, including a December sale that bidders can join online. Its stated mission is to preserve collecting as a pursuit and to protect objects recognized as cultural heritage, many of which museums also prize.

Upcoming auctions include an online Man Cave collectibles sale closing November 15, featuring vintage Texaco and Pepsi-Cola signage and a coin-op bottle vending machine; a mortgage sale of a Winnipeg home by videoconference on November 17; estate and sheriff vehicle auctions closing November 22 and 23; a Tartan Towing sale of roughly 60 vehicles running November 28 to December 1; and a Champion Towing sale of roughly 80 vehicles opening December 9.

Ace Of Estates is holding an online auction in which all lots start at $5.00 with no reserves, with lots beginning to close Sunday, November 8 at 2pm Arizona time. Featured items include a rare 1960s Rolex Pan Am dealer clock, Native American art, animation cels, fine jewelry, and vintage apparel, with additional categories spanning home decor, sports and recreation, and coins and currency.

Krawzykowska Auktioner runs online lots spanning Swedish and Scandinavian design, with named makers including Georg Jensen, Vicke Lindstrand (Upsala-Ekeby elephant ceramic), Lennart Rosén's "Lorry" wine glasses from Reijmyre, Orrefors art glass, and Gustavsberg and Höganäs pieces. The current catalogue of about 100 items also includes Skultuna brass, Olle Olsson and Groenlandica pewter, Eva Jarenskog Christmas figurines, and a 560-gram silver coin lot. Bidding is open on the house's listings, which mix collectibles, coins, and vintage décor, with a note that the next sale is in the coming weeks.

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Auktionshaus Jentsch is holding its traditional Christmas auction on 28 November, with viewing from 12:00 and bidding from 14:00, though the source gives no year. Lots include a 4.44ct brilliant, a yellow gold bracelet set with about 3.25ct of diamonds, gold bars and coins, watches from Breitling, Ebel and Glashütte, silver flatware from Georg Jensen, Robbe & Berking and WMF, and a rare Swiss cylinder music box.

Auktionshaus von Brühl in Stuttgart-West specializes in art, jewelry, antiques and estate dissolutions, and its most distinctive offering is a film-history sale of Werner Herzog collection pieces, including a T-shirt Herzog wore on the set of "Burden of Dreams," original costumes worn by Isabella Adjani in "Nosferatu," and costumes from "Aguirre." The house has also begun using the former church of St. Stefan, in partnership with Studio E&F, as a venue for live auctions and art presentations. Beyond auctions, it buys gold, silver, coins, watches, porcelain and model trains, and runs an eBay shop of vetted pieces.

Specializes in pawn loans secured by gold jewelry, gold bars and gold coins, alongside public auctions of unclaimed pledged items in Oldenburg. The house also buys gold jewelry and scrap or old gold, positioning itself as both a lender and a buyer of precious metals. Its next pledge auction is scheduled to take place at a local hotel.

Specializing in art auctions with a focus on German Expressionists, Informel, classical modernism, German Impressionists and Pop Art through to contemporary work, Auktionshaus Miltenberg has recent results including Alexander Koester's "Vier Enten am Teich" (43,050 euros with premium) and a Pablo Picasso terracotta head (2,000 euros). The house also buys and appraises jewelry, watches, gold coins and silver, and runs its art auctions through the online platform lot-tissimo, which it says gives it an international reach.

Limoges Enchères specializes in fine art, jewelry, wine, and fire art, alongside prestige sales of paintings, drawings, decorative objects and furniture. The house also runs thematic sales covering coins and collections, a "Belle Déco & Brocante" category of decorative and vintage pieces, and inventory appraisals for estates and court-ordered cases. One reviewer describes the auction room as a magnificent space with strong lots, and the house offers free expert appraisals on Monday afternoons.

Upcoming auctions include the monthly sale on 22 November at 15:00, but the source gives no year, so the date cannot be confirmed as falling within the search window. Highlighted lots include a 1958 World Cup item with an estimate of 21,000–75,000 kr, gold coins and 18-karat gold jewelry, and Swedish and Danish design furniture and silver.

Specializes in art and antiques auctions in Cubatão, São Paulo state, with a standout lot being an antique ship's wheel from 1914 made by Donkin & Co. in Newcastle, mounted in noble wood on a column pedestal, with an opening bid of R$ 15.000,00. The catalogs also run to commemorative coins, military and revolution medals, religious art such as a Sacred Heart of Jesus painting, Louis XV-style chairs, and a range of vintage toys, music media, and collectibles.

Auktionshaus OWL is holding its Autumn Auction on October 10, 2026, featuring art and antiques, including a significant coin collection with many rarities, paintings from Old Masters to Modern art, sculptures, and antique objects d'art such as a violin by Giovanni Francesco Pressenda.

Auctions coins, medals and banknotes, with a numismatic pedigree dating to 1980 when Karel de Geus began trading in old numismatic objects. The house, now based in a former Rabobank building in Veldhoven after starting in central Eindhoven, runs two auctions a year and has built a history of nearly 30 sales.

Zoll-Auktion, which bills itself as the auction house of federal, state and municipal authorities, runs a broad mix of lots, from confiscated and surplus vehicles to tools and machinery. Current listings include a BMW i5 eDrive 40, a Fendt 718 Vario with Dücker mowing combination, a Reform Multi T10X Hybrid Shift utility carrier, an Unimog U1300 L fire tanker, a Kettenbagger Atlas 160 LC excavator and a Containeranlage of 18 FAGSI containers. Fire-service and government-surplus items also appear, such as an LF 16-TS Löschgruppenfahrzeug on a Daimler-Benz LAF 1113 B chassis and LOWA Zephyr HI TF service boots, alongside a 999 gold coin collection of 48 pieces and a set of 15 wedding dresses and 4 suits.