The earliest coin auction on the calendar closes on September 8, when Leu Numismatik wraps up two web sales featuring over 2,500 ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine, medieval, Islamic and world pieces. A day later, Veiling’s two‑part live auction showcases 571 lots of historic coins followed by 341 lots of medals, both concluding on September 9 and 10 respectively. Rowley Auctions’ online Coin & Currency collection also ends on September 10, offering a broad mix of modern issues and bullion.
NumisBids dominates the mid‑week window with a series of specialist sales: Nomisma (Sept 6), London Coins (Sept 7), Rzeszowski (Sept 12) and Goudwisselkantoor (Sept 10) all close within the first half of the month, highlighting European, Polish and global issues alongside rare medals. The Coin Cabinet’s Modern World Gold auction ends on September 12, while its flagship Modern World Coin sale runs through October 3, underscoring sustained demand for contemporary issues.
A surge of multi‑day events follows. KUNKER’s eLive Auction 89, focused on coins and medals, concludes on September 19 after a three‑day run. Rolling M’s Fall Elite Coin & Currency auction ends on September 13, presenting gold, silver, rolls and Silver Eagles. East Bristol and Auctioneum both close their Coins & Banknotes sales on September 15, each offering a blend of current circulation, commemoratives and paper money.
Late‑month highlights include St James’s Auctions ( 24 and 26) and Roxbury’s Australian and world coin auction (Sept 26), reflecting strong interest in regional series. Colonial Acres’ Fall Premier Numismatic auction finishes on September 28 with 1,860 lots, while the Numismatica Ars Classica series runs daily from September 18‑22, each day spotlighting ancient Roman, Greek and medieval coinage.
The October slate expands to include Surrey’s dedicated coin auction (Oct 26), Warwick & Warwick’s GB and world coin sale (Oct 15), and KUNKER’s Fall Auction Sales (Oct 7‑9) featuring Malta, Ottoman and Dutch overseas issues. McTear’s Coins & Banknotes auction (Oct 1) and Peter Wilson’s Coins & Banknotes sale (Oct 2) illustrate the growing pairing of coin and paper money lots.
Closing the season, St James’s November auctions (Nov 1 and Nov 17‑19) and Colonial Acres’ Bullion and Currency sales (Oct 12, Oct 29, Nov 9) round out a busy period that showcases a clear trend: collectors are gravitating toward online platforms, multi‑day formats, and combined coin‑banknote‑bullion offerings, driving a vibrant and increasingly global market.
Based on 143 digest summaries · Generated September 9, 2025
