Description
Our July 2024 Auction features a diverse range of ancient coins. Highlights include an affordable crab didrachm from Akragas (#4), a superb silver tetradrachm of Lysimachos (#6), and rare Roman coins like the denarius of Antony and Cleopatra (#33). Notable lots include coins from the Twelve Caesars, such as Caligula (#41) and Claudius (#42), and gold aurei of Marcus Aurelius (#66 and 67). Lot 140, a rare Carausius denarius, stands out. The British section starts with a rare gold Thrymsa (#167) and includes Viking imitation pennies, a sovereign of Edward VI (#201), and hammered silver pieces. Milled gold highlights include five guinea pieces of Charles II (#232) and William III (#236), a 1715 guinea (#241), and a 1775 proof guinea (#251). The 1911 five pounds gold set (#329) is a standout in gold sets. In milled silver, notable pieces include a 1716 crown (#243) and an 1825 proof halfcrown (#280). World Coins feature rare Indian Mughal Rupees, a unique presentation Mohur of Bhopal, and an extraordinary Japanese copper Pattern Yen. Other highlights include the Uruguay copper Proof Pattern Doblon and a rare 1895 gold 10 Mark from German New Guinea. The Islamic Coins section offers a wide selection of affordable Umayyad and Abbasid Dirhams, Abbasid gold Dinars, and high-quality Ilkhanid Dinars. The auction concludes with rare Ottoman Empire silver denominations.
How to bid
PLEASE NOTE:
Any coin that is purchased in this sale that has not been encapsulated and is later sent for third party grading, may not be returned for any other reason except for doubts of authenticity or obvious misrepresentation of condition.
Bidding in Advance
Online
Study the online catalogue in advance and make a note of lots which are of interest. Register online with us to take advantage of saving your lots in your account. Visit us to view any particular items in person. Viewing times are published online and in the catalogue.
By email, post or telephone
You must be a registered customer to bid in advance or on the day. Bid in advance online via My Account is the easiest way to manage your lots and bids however you may bid by contacting us directly by post, telephone or email.
Once our catalogues are published, our team receives bids through the post. If you prefer to use this method, please post your bids to arrive 5 days before the auction to the following address:
Baldwin's Auction Department 399 Strand, London, WC2R 0LX
You can email bids to auctions@baldwins.co