Auctions

Bidders hold their breath while they watch prices increase spectacularly. A large screen shows photos of the stamps and sales results to make the relevant information readily available to everyone, and anyone who goes to the nearby cafeteria for a break is kept constantly informed of what is happening in the auction room by a special link.

The complete networking of data and an experienced auction team ensure that things run quickly and smoothly. An above-average quota of sales for the philatelic and numismatic fields is achieved by the provision of a detailed but manageable catalogue with up to 5000 positions as well as presentation of the complete offer with photos on the internet.

As a result, written bidders from all over the world compete with commission agents, telephone bidders and, of course, those actually present in the auction room, to buy the stamps and coins on offer, resulting in high prices for the sellers.

Consignments for auction are accepted throughout the year, up to 7 weeks before the auction date, either by post or in either of our shops. Large consignments can be collected directly from the seller.

All sellers receive their results by post within 2 days of the auction. Payment of the proceeds of sale takes place not later than 6 weeks after the auction.