Recent Acquisitions

We regularly buy and sell rare coins and banknotes, offering collectors a chance to acquire unique and historically significant pieces - our collection is updated weekly with high quality and interesting pieces to add to your collection. 

This week, our collection includes the 1870 Union Bank of Australia £10 printer's proof, offering a glimpse into Australia's colonial banking era, through the unissued test print, and the role of the Union Bank prior to the 1951 merger into ANZ. Alongside the pre-federation bank note, we've also acquired both the $5 and $2 1989 New Zealand notes in uncirculated condition, and the 2023 Australian first prefix note (AA23), which is also frequently sought after for it's rarity. 

Our latest arrivals also include a selection of gold proof coins, such as the 1997 Turkey 1,000,000 Lira (Croesus), the 1994 Niue $25 (JFK), and the 1999 Pitcairn Islands $10 (HMS Bounty). These limited-mintage pieces not only hold investment value due to their gold content but also appeal to collectors interested in commemorative designs and historical themes. Another rare addition is the Anglo-Saxon silver Sceat (695-740 AD), an early medieval coin that offers a glimpse into the currency of ancient European trade.

Committed to Quality & Collector Interest
We focus on sourcing top-quality coins and banknotes with strong collector appeal. Each week, new acquisitions bring a mix of historic, rare, and visually striking pieces, from early banknotes to modern commemoratives.

Items like the 1870 £10 Union Bank of Australia printer’s proof are especially desirable due to their rarity, while first prefix banknotes, such as the 2023 $50 AA23, hold strong collector interest. Gold coins like the Turkish Croesus proof celebrate ancient history, while others, such as the Guernsey 1995 Queen Mother £5 proof, honor historical figures.

Whether you're an experienced numismatist or just starting your collection, we offer a curated selection of high-quality pieces. ​​​​​​​