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FOR COLLECTORS
Auctions marked with this icon are 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.. See also For collectors page.
FOR AUCTION HOUSES
Bid Inside Network is constituted by a group of auction websites (run by Bid Inside Web App) on which Bid Inside users can login with a single user account.
The first registration should occur on one of the auction houses websites which are part of the circuit, then the user can login with username and password to all the auction websites.
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- Our Cartoon: Franklin’s World
14 February 2019
Philologist, numismatist and cartoonist Claire Franklin provides insight into her daily thoughts. Recently, at the Pantheon ... - Financing the First World War
14 February 2019
How did the UK pay for its involvement in the Great War? The Bank of England Museum allows you to discover how the British government raised the necessary funds and tells you the stories of people who supported the national effort by buying war bonds. - The 7 Summits – Aconcagua
13 February 2019
Just like the previous issues, the third silver coin in the “The 7 Summits” series created by CIT Coin Invest AG on behalf of the Cook Islands, impresses collectors with a true-to-life design. Smartminting technology allows for the relief of the Aconcagua to appear surprisingly realistic. - Does Cash Have a Future?
13 February 2019
Sweden is often cited as the haven of a cashless society. Is this where all countries are heading? Experts got together at CashCon 2019 to analyze current developments in cash provision and usage, and to find answers to the most pressing questions. - Call for Applications for ANS Graduate Summer Seminar in Numismatics
13 February 2019
The American Numismatic Society has announced the dates for this year’s Eric P. Newman Graduate Summer Seminar in Numismatics. Masters and doctoral candidates interested in participating must turn in their applications by February 22nd, 2019. - The World’s Most Expensive Russian Bond
13 February 2019
Not only coins and medals sell for extraordinary prices and are worth being recognized in the CoinsWeekly Coin Records. The most expensive Russian bond sold for 12,810 USD in December of 2018. - Strängnäs: Stolen Crowns Discovered in Trash Can
13 February 2019
Last summer, newspapers around the globe reported on a theft in Sweden. Two royal crowns and an imperial orb had been stolen from Strängnäs Cathedral. Now, they have been found – in a trash can in a suburb of Stockholm. - The World’s Largest Number of Credit Hours per Week in Numismatic Studies
13 February 2019
Of course, our CoinsWeekly Coin Records also include numismatic teaching and research. A university in Europe believes they offer the largest number of credit hours per week in numismatic studies. - The Most Expensive Byzantine Coin
07 February 2019
Two unalike sisters jointly ruled over the Byzantine Empire for a few weeks. A gold histamenon from that time can probably be added to the CoinsWeekly Coin Records as the most expensive Byzantine coin ever sold in a public auction. - Dinner is served! French star chef wins 2019 COTY
07 February 2019
At the World Money Fair Berlin the COTY trophies 2019 were awarded on 2 February 2019. The Coin of the Year was the “Best Silver Coin” from France. It is dedicated to the famous chef Guy Savoy and French Excellency in cuisine. - Digitalized Facial Recognition for Coins
07 February 2019
Is this the end of numismatics as we know it? An image recognition software is now able to recognize and identify inventoried coins at any given time. The Fraunhofer Institute reports on ongoing developments. - New Standard Reference Work on the Archaic Coinage of Miletus
06 February 2019
Whether it’s a stater, trite or fraction – you will frequently find the archaic coins of the city of Miletus in auction catalogs. Now, there is a new catalog, which will be the relevant work to cite from now on. Ursula Kampmann has taken a look at it.