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Wir bestimmen die Prägung, beurteilen Erhaltung und Echtheit und sagen Ihnen, ob sich ein Verkauf, eine Auktion oder ein Wertgutachten anbietet. Die Beratung ist unverbindlich, und wir antworten allen. Für Erbschaftsverfahren, Versicherungen oder Gerichtszwecke erstellen wir ein Wertgutachten als eigene Leistung — nach persönlicher Begutachtung aller Stücke, ab 3.000 CZK je nach Umfang und Aufwand. Verkaufen Sie die Stücke anschließend über uns, rechnen wir die Gebühr an.

In unserem Team sitzen Fachleute für historische Münzen, Medaillen und Banknoten, für die Antike und alles, was dazugehört. Am Markt seit dem Jahr 2000.

Gerne beantworten wir alle Ihre Fragen. Münzen und sonstiges Sammlermaterial kaufen wir entweder an oder nehmen es zur Auktion an.

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Häufig gefragt

  1. How do I determine the value of a coin?

    The value of a coin is determined by several factors. These include the coin's age, the metal it is struck from, and the mintage (its rarity). The range of coin types and denominations is vast, so there are coins thousands of years old that are worth very little, while modern coins can be highly sought after by collectors. For more detail see our article or get in touch. We are happy to help and answer any further questions on the subject. How to contact us – click here

  2. What is coin grading?

    It is the process of assessing the condition of coins and medals by independent experts (for instance NGC). The process covers authentication, condition (the Sheldon scale 1–70) and sealing the coin in a permanently sealed plastic holder (slab) with a unique reference number. This guarantees originality, protects the coin from damage and makes it easier to trade. More on NGC certification

  3. How much does coin grading cost?

    NGC grading starts from 900 CZK for standard coins with a value of up to €300. The price depends on the market value of the coin, the metal and any historical origin (for example ancient coins). The whole process takes roughly 3–6 months. Our current price list is available via the link below. NGC grading price list – click here

  4. How do I obtain an expert appraisal for coins?

    You can obtain an expert appraisal for coins by bringing them to our shop, where our experts with many years of experience will assess them. We stamp the appraisal and seal it for you. Our appraisals are recognised for probate, inheritance and divorce proceedings; Ing. Veselý has more than 40 years of experience and signs not only on behalf of the company but in his own name. Details of the service are on the expert appraisal page. In the form, choose the option "Appraisal"

  5. What are the oldest coins in the world?

    The oldest coins in the world emerged in Asia Minor, in modern-day Turkey. In the territory of ancient Lydia, around the 7th century BC, gold coins were struck from a metal called electrum (an alloy of silver and gold). The coin shows a majestic lion's head facing right with an open mouth. The striking of these coins was driven by the growth of trade in Asia Minor. Comparably old are the Chinese pre-coinage tokens known as "spade money", cast from bronze, made in the shapes of objects such as a knife or a key.

  6. What is the procedure for buying back coins?

    Coin buy-back works as follows: a numismatic expert receives the coin, identifies it and then values it. Based on the valuation we agree an offer for the coin, and once agreed the amount is paid out by your preferred method — in cash up to the statutory limit, or by bank transfer sent immediately. Enquiries sent by email or through the form usually receive an offer the same day, within two working days at the latest. The purchase contract can now also be signed electronically, so the whole buy-back can be handled remotely. More on buy-back

  7. How do I recognise the rare 10 CZK from 1993 (small "Kč")?

    This special variant was made as a trial striking in a limited mintage of just 1,000 pieces. On the standard ten-crown coin a line passes through the letters "Kč" roughly in the middle. On the rare "small Kč" variant the lettering is more delicate and the line crosses the letters much higher up. This unique coin can fetch six-figure sums at auction, in contrast to the standard 10 CZK 1993, of which 70 million are in circulation. Photographs and detailed identification points

  8. Which banknotes are the most valuable?

    The most valuable banknotes include: 1. Rare historical notes: issued in limited quantities or with historical significance. 2. Error notes: notes with a printing error. 3. Notes with unique serial numbers: low or special serial numbers.

  9. How do I determine the value of a banknote?

    A banknote's value depends on its age, rarity, condition ( grading ), denomination and demand among collectors. It can help to compare the banknote with similar examples sold at auction or listed in catalogues. You are welcome to use our archive, or contact us for more detail.

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