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MYNT Auctions has quickly become one of the most sought-after platforms for collectors in the rare numismatic coins and bullion space. MYNT Auctions carefully curated collections identify all of our customer's needs, offering a wide range of collectibles for everyone, from the weekend hobbyist to the more seasoned numismatic collector. MYNT Auctions stands as a premier destination for discerning collectors and enthusiasts alike, offering a curated selection of rare and valuable items spanning many categories. With a reputation built on trust, expertise, and a commitment to ex...Read More
cellence, MYNT Auction provides a platform where buyers and sellers converge to engage in the thrill of acquisition and the pursuit of unique treasures. At MYNT Auction, each item presented undergoes a meticulous vetting process, ensuring authenticity and quality. From fine art and jewelry to antique furniture and collectibles, every piece showcased embodies a rich history and a story waiting to be discovered. Whether one seeks to expand a personal collection, invest in a tangible asset, or appreciate the beauty of craftsmanship, MYNT Auctions offers an unparalleled selection that caters to diverse tastes and interests. With a seamless online bidding experience complemented by personalized customer service, MYNT Auction transcends geographical boundaries, connecting enthusiasts from around the globe. Whether participating in live auctions or browsing through the digital catalog, patrons are immersed in an atmosphere of sophistication and excitement, where every bid holds the promise of acquiring a cherished item. Looking for upcoming auction near me this weekend? explore our list of upcoming auctions for more details.Read Less

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  • Loose Diamond - OVAL 8.5 CT VS1 EX H
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    Explore a Wide Collection of Coins, Bullion, and Loose Diamonds at MYNT Auctions

    In the upcoming Collectible Coins, Gold, Loose Diamonds, & More event, offered by MYNT Auctions, a loose oval 8.5-carat diamond is available. The GIA-certified diamond features 8.5 carats and a color grading of H. It also possesses VS1 clarity, indicating that any imperfections are unlikely to appear without magnification. A rare collectible coin offered in the collection is an Augustus 27 BCE to 14 CE Roman Aureus coin. The piece illustrates an image of the first Roman emperor, Augustus, who ruled from 27 BCE until his demise in 14 CE. The image on the reverse side of the coin depicts a racing bull, which is an allusion to Thurium, a city that the Octavian family had ties to. After Augustus' father's victory over a Spartan army close to the town and subsequent rise to prominence, Augustus was given the surname Thurinus. View more details and register to bid for this and other online auctions on Bidsquare.

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  • Loose Diamond - Cushion 8.06 Ct Si1 Vg E
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    MYNT Auctions Presents a GIA-Certified 8.06-Carat Diamond in Upcoming Sale

    MYNT Auctions will offer GIA-certified diamonds in the upcoming Collectible Coins, Gold, Loose Diamonds & More auction. Founded in 1931, the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) has set and maintained gemstone standards through its continued research and by educating both buyers and sellers. In 1953, the GIA used the four Cs of cut, color, clarity, and carat weight to establish the International Diamond Grading System, which is now universally accepted. The GIA has graded the 8.06 carat cushion diamond found in the auction as E in color and SI1 in clarity. The E is the second highest rating for colorless diamonds. The SI1 clarity rating is referring to the diamond’s “slightly included” imperfections not seen by the human eye but found under magnification. Coins certified by the Numismatic Guaranty Company (NGC) will also be available, including a 96-98 AD Roman Empire Aureus of Nerva with an NGC-certified XF-45 grade. Although not used in the United States until the late 1940s, NGC adopted the internationally accepted Nelson scale with its establishment in 1987. This scale grades coins with a two-letter code for the strike type and a number between 1 and 70 to represent the coin’s condition. An XF-45 NGC grade is assigned to coins that have “complete details with minor wear on the high points.” Visit Bidsquare for auction details and registration, or to view other online auctions.

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  • 1883-CC Morgan Dollar NGC MS67DMPL Hoard S$1 Finest
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    1883-CC Morgan Dollar and Antique Trajan Roman Empire Coins Come to Sale with MYNT Auctions

    Operating from 1870 to 1893, the Carson City Mint struck some of the most coveted coins in the history of American numismatics. The Mint was established to make the most of its proximity to the richest silver deposits of Comstock Lode. It is also best remembered for producing Morgan dollars, which constituted a major share of its coinage. An uncirculated 1883-CC S$1 NGC coin issued by the Carson City Mint is a key highlight of the upcoming MYNT Auctions event. The MS67 DMPL coin is named after George T. Morgan, United States Mint Assistant Engraver. DMPL or deep mirror proof-like coins are among the most sought-after Morgan dollars owing to their highly reflective surfaces. Another numismatic lot of interest is a Trajan 98-117 CE Roman Empire AV Aureus NGC AU50. Also known as Marcus Ulpius Traianus, Trajan is regarded as a greatly significant Roman emperor. Like most coins issued under his rule, this one depicts the Emperor in his prime.  A loose pear-cut diamond, weighing 6.01 carats, leads the jewelry and gemstones listings. Owing to its elongated teardrop shape, the diamond appears larger than a typical round-cut one. To view the complete catalog and register to bid online, visit Bidsquare and browse other online auctions.

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  • 1840 50C Liberty Seated Half Dollar PCGS PR64 Mintage 6
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    Rare Dollar Coinage and Historical Postal Collectibles Come to Sale with MYNT Auctions

    The “Liberty Seated” design was the longest-running motif in the history of United States coinage. Christian Gobrecht, the third Chief Engraver of the United States Mint, executed the design based on the sketches by the well-known portraitist Thomas Sully. An 1840 Half Dollar coin with the Liberty Seated motif is a key highlight of the upcoming MYNT Auctions sale. This “no motto above eagle” sub-variety (1839-1853) is regarded as one of the rarest in the coinage series. It features the Goddess of Liberty seated upon a rock holding a pole with a phrygian cap in her left hand. Her right hand rests on a striped shield inscribed with “Liberty.” Another exceptionally unique coin is the 1879-CC $1 Morgan Dollar GSA Hoard. Named after George T. Morgan, the United States Mint Assistant Engraver, it was the first standard silver dollar struck since the introduction of the Coinage Act of 1873.  A rare airmail cover postmarked “Oct. 8-13-1923” also leads the collectibles listings. The vintage cover was carried from Lympne to Hastingleigh by the Motor Glider, manufactured by the erstwhile Air Navigation and Engineering Co. To view the complete catalog and register to bid online, visit Bidsquare and browse other online auctions.

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