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Bid Inside website presents a list of incoming auctions (numismatics, arts, antiques, memorabilia, etc.)- Incoming auctions are listed in home page with direct links to catalogues and related subscription page.
TYPES OF AUCTIONS
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 our bid-KIT software not connected to Bid Inside 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 Royal Mint Sets New Record With Sale of Britain’s First £1 Million Coin
23 January 2020
The Royal Mint has set a new record for British coinage after sourcing and selling a rare Edward VIII Sovereign to a private collector for £1 million. It is the first time in history that a British coin has attained …
- Classical Numismatic Group
23 January 2020
CNG’s Classical Numismatic Review Winter 2020Once again Classical Numismatic Group has published their Classical Numismatic Review Winter to present a choice of coins and medals available in their online shop. This issue includes somes outstanding examples of ancient and …
- Roma Numismatics Ltd.
23 January 2020
Roma Numismatic’s E-Sale 67 Now OnlineRoma Numismatics E-Sale 67 is now online and open for bidding, and features 1,526 lots of Celtic, Greek, Judaean, Roman, Byzantine, Islamic and Medieval and World Coins. Lots will begin closing from 1pm (local …
- Kolbe & Fanning
23 January 2020
Kolbe & Fanning Sale 155 Offers Important Numismatic BooksKolbe & Fanning Numismatic Booksellers are announcing their Sale 155, which will be held on Saturday, February 1, 2020. The 426-lot sale includes a wide-ranging selection of books on ancient, world …
- Our Cartoon: Franklin’s World
23 January 2020
Recently, at the dedication of the cathedral……
- Künker’s Berlin Auction in Films
23 January 2020
On 31 January 2020 Auction house Künker will be offering many special collections and rarities from various fields of numismatic interest. Watch the highlights of Künker’s Berlin Auction in these films.
Auction 331: Highlights Auction 331: Coins From Prague Auction … - Vienna’s Salvator Medals
23 January 2020
Every month, it’s really nice to see that the salary was directly transferred to one’s bank account. Hardly anyone is aware of the fact that this type of remuneration in the form of a contractually fixed salary is a quite …
- Roman Gold Jewels With Postumus Coins Missing From France’s National Library
23 January 2020
The Bibliothèque Nationale de France has reported missing three objects. They are known as aurei of Postumus (260-269) set in openwork frames and possibly belonging to the same necklace.
In 1774, they were found together with a fourth specimen as …
- What Should Be Discussed at the International Numismatic Congress?
23 January 2020
The International Numismatic Congress takes place every six years. It is a very important event in the world of numismatics, as it provides the perfect – and incidentally, the only – opportunity for numismatists from all kinds of disciplines, countries, …
- The Celtic Coins of Riegel am Kaiserstuhl
23 January 2020
For thousands of years, the Rhine was more of a road than a border. No wonder that during the late La Tène period, and thus between about 150 and 15 BC, a dense network of economically closely connected settlements evolved …