An auction is a good way to find something new for your collection, learn about different stamps, and get in touch with other philatelic enthusiasts. FindYourStampsValue regularly publishes a digest of the upcoming events in the industry.
This July promises many interesting auctions, so put a reminder on your calendar and don't miss them! Below, you'll find some brief information about some of them, along with the interesting lots displayed.
1. July 8th, 2024: Spink 24019 - Stamps and Covers of Great Britain
The upcoming auction will feature 1359 lots from Great Britain and 118 lots from the Commonwealth. Among them are stamps dating back to the second half of the 19th century, showcasing portraits of King George V, King George VI, Queen Elizabeth II, and King Edward VII.
1902-1904, KGV 6 pence, Inland Revenue, pale dull purple, fine and fresh color, rarity. B.P.A. Certificate (2007), R.P.S. Certificate (1933). Estimated price: 4,100 EUR
An unmounted mint Queen Victoria £1 brown-lilac stamp from the Inland Revenue Officials, 1884–88. Exceptional freshness and color; true rarity. Certificates from Diena (1963), Buhler (1979), R.P.S. (1980), and Karl Louis Provenance Certificate (copy of) from 2019. Estimated price: 23,800 EUR
2. July 9th - 10th, 2024: Cherrystone
Cherrystone Auctions is a renowned philatelic auction house based in New York. Its team of experts offers frequent auctions, attracting philatelists all over the world. They are a trusted name in the stamp-collecting community. In this event, there will be 299 lots from the USA and 221 lots from the British Commonwealth.
1867, George Washington 10c green, E-Grill, original gum, good color, well centered, mint, rarity. Estimated price: 2,200 USD
3. July 14th, 2024: Dr. Derichs 12th Online Live Auction
Dr. Derichs is a well-known and trusted auction house from Germany with a team of magnificent experts. Mostly, it represents the stamps from Germany, but items from other countries and thematic collections are also available. There will be 608 lots from Germany, 26 lots from Europe, and 243 stamps from different topics.
Numeral Value 3pf, brownish red, good color, canceled with a two-ring cancel "Leipzig 3. Dec. 50." Outstanding quality and an extremely rare stamp. Quality expertise by Mary Brettl. Estimated price: 10,000 EUR
4. July 16th - 18th, 2024: Robert A. Siegel
The Robert A. Siegel Auction House specializes in the sale of rare and valuable postage stamps and postal history. Founded in 1930, the house has built a strong reputation for expertise, integrity, and excellence. There will be 69 lots from the US, 353 lots from the countries of the British Commonwealth, 346 from Europe, 446 from other countries.
Canada, New Brunswick, 1860, 5c Connell. Unused (regummed), fine appearance, rare. Greene Foundation certificate, 2023. Estimated price: 2,000 USD
5. July 27th 2024: Rauhut & Kruschel - 226th Auction
Rauhut & Kruschel auctions are known for their diverse selection of fine art, antiques, collectibles, and jewelry. With over 30 years of experience in the auction industry, Rauhut & Kruschel have built a reputation for honesty, integrity, and professionalism.
Mostly, they deal with German stamps from different historical periods. The upcoming event is going to display 14557 lots, most of which come from Old German States (3156).
1 Kr. Coat of Arms Green, unperforated, with single circle postmark "Stuttgart". Defects: right cut into and small paper fault, so that a better condition is obtainable. Estimated price: 4,500 EUR
