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Bid Inside website presents a list of incoming auctions (numismatics, arts, antiques, memorabilia, etc.)- Incoming auction are listed in home page with direct links to catalogues and related subscription page.
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You will find three kind of auctions:
Network - auctions you can enter with an unique Bid Inside account. After first registration to an auction house belonging to the Network, for following auction houses you can use same account, login and request to attend the auction. After first registration you don’t have to fulfill other registration forms.
Web App - auctions using Bid Inside software not connected to our Network. You have to register and login with a new account fulfilling the registration form.
Link - auctions on external websites, you will be redirected to auction houses websites.
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- The Coolest Philatelist of All Time: John Lennon
18 October 2018
Nowadays, collectors have to fight the image of it being a dusty hobby. But back in the day, philately was trendy and hip. Possibly the coolest young collector at the time was Beatles co-founder John Lennon. The Smithsonian’s National Postal Museum now presents his collection. - The Most Expensive Roman Coin
17 October 2018
The next CoinsWeekly Coin Record to have been submitted is the presumably most expensive Roman coin. It sold for 2 million Swiss francs on December 3, 2008. - Our Cartoon: Franklin’s World
17 October 2018
Philologist, numismatist and cartoonist Claire Franklin provides insight into her daily thoughts. Recently, caught in a thunderstorm ... - The Fascinating World of Swords
17 October 2018
The Landesmuseum Württemberg in Stuttgart has dedicated an exhibition to the symbol of power. Visitors will not only find fascinatingly beautiful swords, but also weapons and battle scenes depicted on paintings, Hollywood posters, and – coins and medals! - A Rookie’s Review of Coinex 2018
11 October 2018
CoinsWeekly sent their newest colleague, Leonie Schulze, to the annual Coinex convention in London. If you have forgotten what the world of numismatics might look like from an outsider’s perspective, her review will surely give you an idea. - Laughing Buddha 2018
11 October 2018
The new version of the laughing Buddha CIT presents after the great success of the preceding 2017 edition, unites a wealth of innovative minting technologies to turn a beloved motif into a small numismatic artwork. The silver coin was designed on behalf of the Republic of Palau. - The Most Comprehensive Gold Bar Collection in the World
10 October 2018
Gold bars are also included in CoinsWeekly’s Coin Records! The Degussa Goldhandel GmbH claims to possess the numerically largest collection of individual contemporary gold bars in the world: namely, the famous “Rothschild-Collection”. - Our Cartoon: Franklin’s World
10 October 2018
Philologist, numismatist and cartoonist Claire Franklin provides insight into her daily thoughts. Recently, while settling a transaction ... - Leipzig University Library receives collection of medals made by local artist Bruno Eyermann
10 October 2018
The Leipzig University Library first presented its 218 newly-acquired collection of medals made by Bruno Eyermann to the public. Eyermann was the central figure among Leipzig’s artistic medalists in the first half of the 20th century. - UK and France Consider Withdrawal of Low-Denomination Coins
05 October 2018
Bank of England employees have published a comment on the feared ramifications of abolishing coppery coins of low value. Discussions about such a course of action have not only been rekindled in the UK, however. France is allegedly considering doing the same. - The most expensive coin of Lüneburg
04 October 2018
The next CoinsWeekly Coin Record has been announced and this time it is the most expensive coin of Lüneburg. The 10 ducat piece is an off-metal strike in gold of a jagdtaler and was made in 1620. It was sold by auction house Gerhard Hirsch Nachfolger in Auction 333. - Louis I of Bavaria and his Commemorative Coins
04 October 2018
The “geschichtstaler” of Louis I of Bavaria constitute a high-ranking source on how the Bavarian king interpreted the events of his time. In this film we will show you a few examples which will be on offer at the Künker Fall Auction 314.