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AUCTION 018 · RESULTS ARE IN
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Auction 018 saw strong competition across Australian, world, gold, and error material. Consignments are now open for Auction 020.
Consignment deadline
Tuesday 25th August
To be included in Auction 020
Auction 019 expected
Early August
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Auction 018 — Top Results
Hammer plus buyer's premium. A selection of results.
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Auction Spotlight, Lot 165:
1934, Proof Halfpenny, PCGS PR64RD
Estimate: $12,000 – $15,000
Copeland Roberts 019
Copeland Roberts is proud to present Auction 19, our largest auction yet, featuring 1,224 lots of Australian and world coins, banknotes, precious metals and numismatic collectibles.
Headlining the sale is an extraordinary 1934 Proof Halfpenny graded PCGS PR64RD—the sole finest example certified by PCGS and a remarkable full-Red survivor from Australia’s first commercially produced proof set.
The auction also brings together high-grade Australian pre-decimal coins, rare errors and patterns, significant gold and sovereign issues, modern decimal and silver favourites, world rarities spanning the sixteenth to twentieth centuries, and a carefully selected offering of Australian banknotes. With exceptional breadth and 1,224 lots, Auction 19 offers opportunities for collectors across every major area of numismatics.
1934, Proof Halfpenny, PCGS PR64RD
Estimate: $12,000 – $15,000
The single finest example certified by PCGS, with none graded finer. Retaining full fiery red mint brilliance with mirrored fields and frosted design elements, it is the definitive example of this landmark Australian proof issue and the cover coin of Auction 19.
1967, Pattern Swan Dollar, PCGS MS68
Estimate: $3,000–4,000
An exceptionally high-grade example of this iconic Australian pattern, with only two finer examples certified by PCGS. Brilliant, sharply struck and virtually free from contact marks.
2017, Sun $5, PCGS MS70. Top Pop.
Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000
Released in 2017 as part of the ever-popular Planetary Coin Set. Tied top pop with 11 other coins. Very rare and hard to achieve in MS70 grade.
1566, Hungary, Transylvania, Ducat, PCGS AU53. Top Pop.
Estimate: $4,000 – $5,000
An exceedingly rare gold ducat of John Sigismund struck at the Sibiu Mint, featuring the scarcer Madonna-and-Child die variety. It is the only example of the type certified by PCGS.
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New to collecting? Read our guide to rare Australian coins
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Susan N.
July 2026
Fantastic coin auction! Great range of quality coins, fair bidding, and everything was run professionally from start to finish. The auctioneer kept things moving, and made the whole experience enjoyable. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just starting out, there’s something for everyone. I’ll definitely be tuning in again and highly recommend it to anyone with an interest in coins and collectibles.
Jason
July 2026
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William R
March 2026
To whom it may concern I myself put my coin collection into Copeland Robert’s auction I was so pleased with the results I would recommend them to anyone who wants to sell there coins.
Mark T
July 2026
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Ken B
June 2026
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Mark J
May 2026
I recently participated in an online coin auction, conducted by Copeland Roberts. The whole process was well conducted, and I would have no hesitation in recommending this Auction house, for coin purchases.
FAQs
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How do I consign?
Consigning with Copeland Roberts is an easy process. Get in touch with one of our friendly team members for a free, no-obligation consultation and we'll assess your collection's suitability for auction — this service is provided free of charge. Learn more about our full coin consignment process, from appraisal through to settlement.
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After the auction, you will be paid within 30 business days.
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Auction lots are sent to your nominated address following payment. Please allow us up to seven days for us to ship your order.
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What is the postage cost?
Postage and handling are a flat $25, regardless of number of lots purchase. Insurance is recommended for lots over $500 and is charged at 2% of the lot value.
For example, $1000 after 22% buyers premium. $25 for shipping, and (2%) $20 for insurance equals $1045.
What rare coins are worth collecting?
Australia has produced some of the world's most valuable coins, from the 1930 Penny to colonial Holey Dollars and gold sovereigns. Factors like mintage, condition, and historical significance all play a role in determining value. See our complete rare coins guide for key dates, grading tips, and what to look for.
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