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14/10/2024

Managing your coin auctions just got easier with Coinlectic! Whether you’re selling multiple lots or staying on top of lots you want to bid on, our app has you covered.

Here’s how you can maximize Coinlectic’s powerful lot reminder and collection management features:

👆 1-click reminder setup
• Create reminders for coins you want to follow while browsing through auctions. We will support 10+ top-tier auctions upon release.

🗓️ Sort & organize lots with ease
• Coins can be sorted by auction name, price, or approaching sales timeline, making it effortless to find exactly what you need, even when managing a large collection.

👀 Detailed coin overview
• View clear images of each coin, alongside auction names, lot numbers, and the current status. Dive into a detailed view with lot details and magnifying glass.

⏱️ Real-time tracking and visibility across all devices
• Receive alerts as bidding approaches the end, ensuring you never miss out on a crucial sale on desktop, tablet, or mobile. Easily integrate with Google Calendar for complete sales awareness.

Coinlectic is about optimizing your entire auction experience to save time on mundane and enjoy your collecting journey. We will release more content about additional features soon, so stay tuned.

Visit coinlectic.com to learn more and sign up for early access to start managing your coin auctions like a pro as we launch our beta!

11/10/2024

Save hours of manual work by automating your sales analytics with Coinlectic.

In just two clicks, you can:

- Select any sold lots for your report
- Customize settings, like special notes and currency type
- Generate a PDF for your PC or print on paper

Stay updated by following us.

And get your limited early access at https://buff.ly/3YdnxBK.

09/10/2024

Hello numismatic community!

July was hot for coin collectors with over 45 auctions. To show industry performance, we've highlighted five auctions, mainly featuring ancient and world coins.

👀 Scroll til the end for a surprise...

1. **CNG E-Sales 567**
- Hammer: $343,680 (Est: $121,860)
- Sold: 92.99% (982 of 1,056)
- https://buff.ly/3XSyrM6

2. **Leu Numismatik Web Auction 30**
- Starting: 406,638 CHF
- Hammer: 2,326,124 CHF
- Sold: 100% (44,827 bids)
- https://buff.ly/3XW5v5W

3. **Numismatik Naumann 142**
- Hammer: EUR 621,946
- Sold: 86.4% (1,117 of 1,293)
- https://buff.ly/3BvsCg2

4. **London LTD 52**
- Hammer: 68,062 GBP
- Sold: 81.7% (735 of 899)
- https://buff.ly/4eC0eYs

5. **Artemide Aste s.r.l. Auction 67E**
- Hammer: EUR 52,683
- Sold: 65.8% (658 of 1,150)
- https://buff.ly/3zY8nHj

💫 It was a pain to collect all of this data mutually... Good news, we've decided to add an "auction summaries feature" to our app so you don't have to struggle.

Stay tuned for product teases soon...

07/10/2024

📣 Important announcement to all enthusiasts, , and out there. In the coming months, we’ll release our app! Learn more below...

If you're struggling to track coin sales across multiple auctions, Coinlectic is the perfect fit. Our app simplifies coin tracking, ensuring you never miss a sale with timely reminders on all your devices.

Set reminders, bid on time, and keep your favorite coins organized.

𝐊𝐞𝐲 𝐟𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞𝐬:

- Get a comprehensive view of the coins you're tracking.
- Track up to 10 lots simultaneously for free.
- We support over 10 top-tier auctions, including NAC, Jesus Vico, Nomos AG, and Leu Numismatik AG.
- Mobile app and Google Calendar integration for on-the-go sales reminders.
- Archive feature for an overview of all your past sales.
- Generate reports to keep auction results on paper.

Unlock a limited-time Pro plan at just $3.33/mo and enjoy tracking unlimited lots by leaving your email at https://buff.ly/3YdnxBK

22/08/2024

Simplify your coin auctions with Coinlectic! Whether you’re selling multiple lots or staying ahead of bids, our app has you covered.

Enjoy enhanced auction visibility. Create coin reminders for lots while browsing, helping you close more deals and track your sales history better.

👆 Smart reminders
Set up reminders effortlessly while browsing auctions on desktop. We’ll support 10+ top-tier auctions from day one.

🗓️ Manage and find things fast
Sort coins by auction name, status, price, or sales timeline. Friendly UI lets you easily find, view, organize, and even generate reports for any of your auction sales..

👀 Detailed lot overviews
View high-quality images, lot descriptions, and prices realized in one personalized app. Zoom-in mode to see image details and learn about lot specifics.

⏱️ Real-time tracking
Never miss a crucial sale again with real-time bidding alerts on your desktop, tablet, or mobile. Sync with Google Calendar for seamless reminders.

Coinlectic optimizes your auction experience, freeing you from the mundane and letting you enjoy collecting.

Stay tuned for more features and...

Visit coinlectic.com to learn more and sign up for early access. Manage your coin auctions like a pro with our beta launch!

DM if you’re interested in the app

09/02/2023

👀 Look at this striking AU Solidus of Anastasius I, minted in Constantinople. It’s a magnificent piece of history, just like the Emperor’s deeds.

👑 Anastasius I was a benevolent ruler who left a lasting legacy. During his reign from 491–518 AD, he implemented various reforms that improved the prosperity and stability of the Byzantine Empire. He restructured the taxation system, regulated public finances, and stabilized the Byzantine currency. He also reformed the military, civil service, and legal system.

This solidus features a nicely detailed bust of Anastasius I facing right on the obverse and Victory facing left, holding a cross in her right arm on the reverse. An outstanding issue with its pedigree going back to 1987. 🥇

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06/02/2023

This AR stater dated circa 379-338 BC showing us a Boeotian shield 🛡 on obverse, one of their key symbols and ancient 🏺Greek amphora on reverse. At that time, Boeotia played a big role in the Corinthian War against Sparta, especially in Haliartus and Coronea.

Boeotian shield was often depicted in Attic black-figure vase painting. Sadly none of these shields were able to make it to today.

Description: Boeotia. Thebes. AR 11.92 g 21.4 mm COP-352 vte. SBG-2395 vte. Little marks. MBC. Price realized: 825 EUR.

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18/08/2022

An interesting issue of Barbaric coinage, imitating AE follis of Flavius Anastasius, the emperor of Byzantine who ruled during 491-518 AD.

⚔️ During his reign he built multiple fortresses to secure his eastern frontier from Persians. He was often countering Bulgarians, Slavs, Ostrogoths, and local rebels of the previous emperor Zeno.

One interesting fact is that he was born with heterochromia 👁 (different colored eyes). For that reason, he was often referred to as *Dicorus* (two-pupiled in Greek).

🏅 Anastasius I left a great legacy by building an outstanding treasury and perfecting the monetary system of Byzantine. He died at night during a terrible thunderstorm — some claim that he was killed by a lightning bolt.

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09/08/2022

This AR Nomos was minted in Lucania, Metapontion circa 330-290 BC. Note the astonishing portrait of Demeter facing right on obverse. The reverse depicts a sharply struck barley with a leaf to the right and a plow above it. 🌾

Truly artistic issue with exceptional mint quality, struck from one of the finest die pairs of Metapontion. Very rare for its state. 👀🔥

✨Coin stats: Lucania. Metapontion. Circa 330-290 BC. AR Didrachm or Nomos (Silver, 22 mm, 7.97 g, 1 h), light roughness on reverse, otherwise Extremely Fine.

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05/08/2022

Golden masks were often used for funeral processions 🪦 to pay tribute to the deceased warriors and rulers. They mostly had a religious significance, rather than the aesthetic one.

Made of gold metal sheet, funeral masks were discovered in Thracian, Macedonian, Assyrian, Hellenistic, Ancient Egyptian burials. The most well-known artifact of this type is undoubtedly the golden Mask of Agamemnon.

🏺🗿This Greek mask (Slide 2) dated around 6th century B.C. was likely pressed against the deceased warrior's face to render the face relief. It looks like it was attached to an Illyrian helmet judging by the perforated holes on top of it.

Masks and helmets are often found together. This is well documented from a number of Archeological sites. The graves often contain other objects such as bronze shield, iron swords, spear-points, gold ornaments and jewerly, chariot models, figures, etc.📿🛡

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01/08/2022

This beautiful AR didrachm was minted in Rhodos. The obverse depicts Helios, a god of Sun often represented as the patron of Rhodes island. You can see him shining facing the right side; On reverse – a rose with a bud 🌹, and standing Athena holding aphlaston to left.

According to legends, Helios had a son from his sea-nymph wife Rhode named Phaethon. Once he asked his father for a favor – to ride a blazing chariot across the heavens. Helios 🌞 promised to do anything his son wished for and kept this promise.

The tragedy was inevitable since only Helios was one who knew how to ride a chariot. Still, he allowed his son to fulfil his wish. There wasn't any ABS back then, so Phaethon started losing control of the chariot rather fast. He came too close to the Earth's orbit and nearly set it on fire🔥! Zeus couldn’t watch this madness go on, so he struck him down with a thunderbolt 🌩 to stop further damage done to Earth. 🌎

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