Regardless of how much they go for at other auctions, I would really appreciate it if somebody bid 1200 EUR for this one, both because I only noticed some strange redness on both the obverse and reverse after putting in a bid for it, and even more importantly, because I want to increase my maximum bids on the coins I want the most from this auction.
After my recent purchases, my collection consists of: Kushan Gold Dinar of Kanishka the Great from the 2nd century Sassanid Gold Dinar of Shapur II from 320 Abbasid Gold Dinar of al-Ma'mun from 814 Abbasid Gold Dinar of al-Nasir from either 1221 or 1222 Umayyad Gold Dinar of al-Malik from 699 Umayyad Gold Dinar of al-Walid I from the early 8th century Ayyubid Gold Dinar of Saladin from 1184 Buyid Gold Dinar of Adud al-Dawla from 979 Great Seljuk Empire Gold Dinar of Tughril I from 1055 Samanid Gold Dinar of Nasr II from 932 (minted in Nishapur) Ghaznavid Gold Dinar of Sebuktekin from 997 Ghaznavid Gold Dinar of Mahmud of Ghazni from 1027 Fatimid Gold Dinar of al-Mu'izz li-Din Allah from 974 or 975 (minted in Egypt) Aghlabid Gold Dinar of Ahmad ibn Muhammad from 858 or 859 Tulunid Gold Dinar of Ahmad ibn Tulun from 879 or 880 Almoravid Gold Dinar of Ali ibn Yusuf (minted in Almeria in either 1136 or 1137) Almohad Gold 1/2 Dinar of Abd al-Mu'min from the 12th century Almohad gold half-dinar of Abu Yaqub Yusuf from the 12th century Hafsid Gold 1/2 Dinar of Muhammad I Fatimid Emirate of Sicily Gold 1/4 Dinar of al-Hakim bi-Amr Allah from either the late 10th or the early 11th century Mughal Gold Mohur of Shah Jahan from 1642 (minted in Kabul) Mughal Gold Mohur of Aurangzeb from 1673 (minted in Kabul) Afghani Gold Mohur of Ahmad Shah Durrani from 1763 Zand Gold 1/4 Mohur of Karim Khan Zand from the 18th century Qajar Gold Toman of Fath-Ali Shah from 1815 Ottoman Gold Sultani of Ahmed I (minted in Egypt in either 1604 or 1605) Kingdom of Mysore Gold Fanam from the 17th century Burji Mamluk Gold Ashrafi of Qaitbay from the 15th century Khanate of Bukhara Gold 1/4 Mithqal of Abdullah Khan II from the late 16th century Empire of the Romans Gold Solidus of Leo III and Constantine V (minted in Constantinople sometime between 737 and 741) Empire of the Romans Gold Solidus of Maurice Tiberius from the 6th century Empire of the Romans Gold Solidus of Leo I from the 5th century Ambiani Gold Stater from the first century BCE Catuvellauni Gold 1/4 Stater of Cunobelin from the 1st century Kingdom of France Gold Franc a pied of Charles V the Wise from 1365 Dutch Gold 6 Stuivers from 1770 Austro-Hungarian Gold 10 Crown from 1912 German Empire 20 Gold Marks from 1913 (Hamburg) Japanese Gold 2 Yen from 1870 Republic of Turkey Gold 100 Kurush of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk from 1957 Singapore 100 Singold Year of the Dragon coin from 1988 Iranian Gold 1/2 Azadi from 2002 Seleucid Silver Obol of Seleucus I Nicator (struck at the Ai-Khanoum mint around 286 BCE) Indo-Greek Silver Square Drachm of Apollodotus I from the 2nd century BCE Roman Silver Antoninianus of Phillip I (minted in Rome in 248 to celebrate the 1000th anniversary of Rome's founding) Abbasid Silver Dirham of Harun al-Rashid (minted at the Madinat al-Salam mint in either 806 or 807 Umayyad Silver Dirham of Umar ibn Abd al-Aziz (minted in Basra in 719) Sultanate of Rum Silver Dirham of Kaykhusraw II (minted in Konya in either 1241 or 1242) Khmer Republic (Cambodia) Silver 5000 Riels from 1974 Khwarazmian Bronze Jital of Mangburni from the 13th century Tang Dynasty Bronze 1 Wen/Cash Kaiyuan Tongbao from 621 Ming Dynasty Brass 10 Wen/Cash Jiajing Tongbao from 1528 Qing Dynasty Brass 1 Wen/Cash Kangxi Tongbao Boo-chiowan (minted sometime between 1662 and 1722) Republic of Dubrovnik (Ragusa) Copper Folar from the 15th century (it was minted sometime between 1440 and 1449) Korean Empire Copper-Nickel 1/4 Yang from 1898
The first coin is a Qajar Gold Toman of Fath-Ali Shah (minted in 1815), while the second one is an Ottoman Gold Sultani of Ahmed I (minted in Egypt in either 1604 or 1605).
I assume you have won coins with them by commission bid? I won the second coin by personally bidding on it, and have already paid the invoice, but for the first one I put in a commission bid before the auction, but I still haven't received anything, so how long does it usually take?
Okay, thank you, I was bit worried, since I have never bid by commission before and haven't even received a confirmation e-mail stating that I won the lot yet.
And what about the unsold lot I am interested in? Will it be put up normally for sale in the coming days? Or do I have to contact them by email about it?