Australian and world coins, banknotes, precious metals and numismatic collectibles, catalogued and taking absentee bids now. Register once and you can bid on any lot in the sale.
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Live bidding begins Monday 28 September 2026, 9:00am AEST.
Estimates in Australian dollars. A 22% buyer's premium applies.
Two troy ounces of fine gold struck in 22 carat pink gold and set with a genuine Argyle pink diamond of 0.035 to 0.04ct. Maximum mintage of 500; this is No. 324, complete with box and certificate. Sold out immediately on release and very scarce today at this level of preservation.
The single finest example certified by PCGS, with none graded finer. Full original fiery red brilliance, mirrored fields against frosted devices. Cert. No. 81621789.
The first RAM gold proof set to carry the 5c to $2 decimal coinage in 24ct gold. 114.59g (3.68oz) actual gold weight, mintage of 650, No. 144. Fleur de Coin.
Seven sovereigns from London, Sydney, Ottawa, Perth, Melbourne, Bombay and Pretoria, framed by the Perth Mint. Five are now loose in the frame and it could use reframing. Pick-up or art courier only.
Eight notes with matching final serial digits, pairing last-prefix pre-decimal with first-prefix decimal. Only 800 portfolios issued, complete in its original folder.
The colour sits roughly 15° clockwise of where it should be.
Off-centre colourisation is known on only a handful of Australian issues: the 2012 Red Poppy $2, the 2018 AC/DC 50c, the 2022 Steam Trains Victoria 50c and the 2023 Christmas Florals 50c. This was a collector issue with far tighter quality control than a circulating coin, and at the time of cataloguing we are unaware of another like it.
Also crossing the block: a 20 cent struck 95% off-centre in PCGS MS62, Sydney Olympics gold proof collections, Perth Mint and RAM silver, complete $2 collections, ancient and world coinage, and Australian star notes.
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