World’s First Olympic Medal Sold for DKK 900,000 at Bruun Rasmussen
World’s First Olympic Medal Sold for DKK 900,000 at Bruun Rasmussen Arts Auctioneers in Denmark.
Categories: coins
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World’s First Olympic Medal to Be Auctioned at Bruun Rasmussen
A remarkable piece of Olympic history is set to go under the hammer at the Danish auction house Bruun Rasmussen. On 1 March, collectors will have the rare opportunity to bid on what is considered the world’s first Olympic medal, dating back to the first modern Olympic Games in Athens in 1896. The medal carries an estimate of EUR 26,000–40,000.
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Einstakt einkasafn íslenskra peningaseðla á uppboði
Besta einkasafn íslenskra peningaseðla sem fyrirfinnst er nú sett á uppboð hjá Bruun Rasmussen þegar uppboðshúsið heldur sitt fyrsta uppboð í beinni útsendingu 7. nóvember í nýju aðsetri sínu í Lyngby.
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Denarius from the Assassination of Caesar Sold for EUR 570,000
An extremely precious denarius from one of the most famous assassinations in world history was sold Thursday afternoon for a staggering EUR 570,000 (including buyer’s premium) at Bruun Rasmussen – Part of the Bonhams Network. This is the denarius that the Roman senator Brutus had minted in connection with the murder of Julius Caesar more than 2,000 years ago.
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Rare Coin Collection from a Transylvanian Noble Family up for Auction
Now you have the opportunity to obtain a piece of rare historical value, when an important collection of Transylvanian coins is presented at auction at Bruun Rasmussen Auctioneers on 8 November in Copenhagen.
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The Legendary Medal of Honour from the Battle of Copenhagen up for Auction
221 years ago this month, Frederik VI personally bestowed Captain Arenfeldt with a distinguished gold medal after the Battle of Copenhagen. This legendary medal of honour is today a true gem in Danish maritime history and will be sold at auction at Bruun Rasmussen on 26 April in Copenhagen.
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Great Coin Collections up for Auction in Copenhagen
Bruun Rasmussen’s international coin auction of the spring, will take place in Copenhagen on Tuesday 10 May with a total of 724 lots spread out over three catalogues, which contain two large private coin collections - including a unique, royal presentation set from 1854 estimated at DKK 100,000.
