Auction is a great way to find a new treasure for the collection or enlarge your philatelic skills and knowledge. Here we've highlighted some events and lots that attracted our attention. Read on and happy stamp journey!
1. Kelleher 805th Auction, November 6th - 8th, 2024
the USA, the Commonwealth, 1334 lots
Kelleher Auction House is renowned for its expertise in rare and collectible auctions. Specializing in fine art, antiques, and historical artifacts, it attracts a global clientele. The auction house prides itself on meticulous curation and evaluation of its items.
Regular events showcase unique pieces, making them highly anticipated in the auction community. Here's one of the interesting lots at the upcoming auction:
Benjamin Franklin, 1851, 1¢ blue stamp. Excellent condition, vibrant color and sharp details. Features a prominent socked-on-the-nose postmark from May 31. The stamp is 100% intact and comes with a 1992 P.F. certificate. Estimated price of this specimen: 15,000 USD
2. Robert A. Siegel - The Dr. George Haikel Collection, November 12th, 2024
the USA, 134 lots
Robert A. Siegel Auction House is a premier venue for philatelic auctions, acclaimed for its expertise and high-quality offerings. Founded by Robert A. Siegel in 1930, the auction house has established a legacy in the stamp collecting community, attracting both seasoned collectors and newcomers alike. Each auction features an extensive array of rare and valuable stamps, alongside historical documents and covers, enhancing its reputation as a leading authority in the field. Here's one of the lots deserving attention: 
Benjamin Franklin, 5c, dark brown stamp. A remarkable horizontal pair. Deep color, rich shade, extremely fine. It's important to note that 5c 1847 multiples with original gum are quite scarce, particularly those showcasing a clear early impression from the first printing run. It was acquired by Dr. Haikel during the 1993 Christie's Robson Lowe auction of Ishikawa's collection.
The accompanying certificate from P.F. dated 1993 authenticates its quality. Estimated price of this pair: 30,000 USD
3. Cherrystone - Worldwide Stamps and Covers, November 12th - 13th, 2024
the USA, the Commonwealth, other countries, 1298 lots
Established in the heart of New York City, this Auction house has built a reputation for showcasing high-quality collections and attracting collectors from around the globe. The auction house hosts several events each year, presenting both live and online bidding opportunities to accommodate diverse participants. With a knowledgeable team of experts, Cherrystone provides detailed descriptions and appraisals, ensuring transparency and trust in every transaction. Here's one of the lots at the upcoming auction that caught our eye: `
Farming in the West, 1898, 2c, copper red stamp. Very fine condition, extremely rare. Estimated price of this specimen: 1,900 USD
4. Ulrich Felzmann 182nd Auction, November 13th - 16th, 2024
Germany and other countries, 6809 lots
Ulrich Felzmann auction house is renowned for its expertise in philately and numismatics. With a long-standing history, it has established a reputation for hosting prestigious auctions that attract collectors from around the globe. The auction house offers a diverse range of rare stamps, coins, and historical documents, making it a key player in the market. Let's take a look at some of the lots that will be presented at the upcoming auction:
70 Kr, brown purple stamp, with black fan stamp STUTTGART, sign. Estimated auction price: 1,500 EUR
5. David Feldman S.A. - France & French Colonies, November 19th - 20th, 2024
Europe, 1900 lots
David Feldman Auction House is an esteemed institution specializing in rare stamps and postal history. Founded in 1965, it has gained international recognition for its high-profile auctions and exceptional expertise. The auction house is known for offering unique and valuable items, appealing to both seasoned collectors and newcomers alike. David Feldman also provides comprehensive appraisal services, assisting clients in understanding the value of their collections. Here's a very interesting lot that will presented at the auction:
Emperor Napoleon III, 1852, blister on yellowish stamp, new pair with full original gum. The rarest stamp in France in new condition, signed A.Brun, Miro, Calves, certificates J.F. Brun (2014). Estimated price of this pair: 50,000 USD
