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Bidding Opens On $2.5M In Rare Aussie Coins

Roxbury's Auction House 2 mins read
From the Holey Dollar to the 1930 Penny, this auction offers collectors and investors a remarkable opportunity to acquire exceptional pieces.

The numismatic world is buzzing with anticipation as Roxbury's Auction No. 142 prepares to showcase one of the most significant coin and banknote sales of the year. Featuring over 3,000 exceptional lots, this landmark auction brings together sought-after rarities from Australia and around the world.

A Historic Showcase of Numismatic Treasures

From Australia's first ever coin, dating back to 1789, to the ever-popular and elusive 1930 Penny, Auction 142 offers collectors and investors an unparalleled opportunity to acquire unique and historic pieces. With a strong line-up of Australian pre-decimal, colonial, and proclamation coins, along with an extensive range of world coins and rare banknotes, this is not to be missed.

1855 Type I Half SovereignAmong the standouts is The Chalmers Collection of half sovereigns, featuring some of the finest known examples in the series.
 
The crown jewel? An extraordinary 1855 half sovereign in good extremely fine condition - a true prize for any serious collector.

Global Rarities & Competitive Bidding

Auction 142 is not just about Australian coins - it's a global affair. A fascinating selection of Chinese and British coins is expected to attract strong interest, promising competitive bidding and thrilling surprises. Another highlight is a remarkable Australian error banknote collection, a rare find that is sure to captivate currency enthusiasts.

Our Finest Auction Yet

"It is with great excitement that we present our first major sale of 2025," says Roxbury's Director Scott Waterman.

 

"I can proudly say that Auction 142 is the finest numismatic sale we have had the pleasure of curating. With so many rarities in outstanding condition, this is an extraordinary opportunity for collectors and investors alike."

With fair market prices and an unparalleled selection, Auction 142 promises to be an event to remember.

Don't miss your chance at owning a rare piece of Australian history.

Auction Details

📅 Date: Monday 24th - Wednesday 26th March
🔨 Where To Bid: bid.roxburys.com.au

⬇️ Download the Catalogue PDF Here

For more information and to register, visit bid.roxburys.com.au

 

 

Key Facts:

𝗔𝘂𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗡𝗼. 𝟭𝟰𝟮
• Showcase of extremely rare Australian coins
• Three-day event
• Online bidding
• Extraordinary opportunity for collectors and investors alike


About us:

We are Australia's leading online auction house, presenting exciting new auctions each month. Since 1985, we have facilitated the exchange of countless antiques, collectables, coins, banknotes, jewellery, gemstones, militaria and more.


Contact details:

Scott Waterman - Roxbury's Director
0400 000 071
07 3831 2599
[email protected]

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