Atlas Numismatics has released a major new fixed-price list. In total, 589 coins, medals, and tokens are now available through its website. The selection spans ancient Greece, early modern Europe, and rare world gold issues.
Notably, this update highlights elite material. Collectors will find museum-quality rarities, high-grade certified coins, and historically significant pieces throughout the offering.
Updates to Atlas Numismatics’ online inventory are issued monthly. However, this latest release stands out for both depth and quality.
Ancient Icon: Syracuse Decadrachm by Kimon
One of the most important coins in the offering is an unsigned decadrachm attributed to the master engraver Kimon.
1085365 | GREEK. SICILY. Syracuse. Dionysios I (407–367 BC)
Struck circa 405–400 BC. AR Decadrachm. NGC VF. Strike 4/5, Surface 5/5. Fine Style.
31.5mm. 43.12 grams.
Price: $49,500
This massive silver coin ranks among the largest denominations of classical antiquity. As a result, engravers had the space to display extraordinary artistry.
The obverse shows a dynamic quadriga racing left. Above, Nike crowns the charioteer. Below, military arms rest beneath a heavy exergual line. Meanwhile, the reverse features the nymph Arethousa, surrounded by four dolphins.
Historically, the decadrachm returned under Dionysios I after a brief earlier experiment in the 460s BC. At that moment, Syracuse aimed to assert dominance in the Greek world. Consequently, artists like Kimon and Euainetos elevated coin design to new heights.
Ex SBV Auction 41 (Zürich, September 1996), Lot 19.
Gold Elegance: Maria Theresa Souverain d’Or
1085640 | AUSTRIAN NETHERLANDS. Maria Theresa. 1752 AV Souverain d’Or
PCGS MS62. By Jacques Roëttiers. Antwerp mint.
22mm. 5.54 grams.
Price: $6,950
This lustrous gold issue features a right-facing bust of Maria Theresa. On the reverse, crowned arms reinforce Habsburg authority in the Austrian Netherlands.
Bavaria Ducat with Munich City View
1085073 | GERMAN STATES. Bavaria. Ferdinand Maria. 1678 AV Ducat
PCGS MS62. 3.50 grams.
Price: $24,950
Here, the elector stands facing with hand resting on a helmet. The reverse displays the Madonna and Child above a detailed view of Munich.
Importantly, city-view ducats remain highly collectible. They combine religious imagery with urban pride in a compact gold format.
Historic Silver: Queen Anne “Vigo” Halfcrown
1086567 | GREAT BRITAIN. Anne (1702–1714). 1703 AR Halfcrown
PCGS MS62.
Price: $16,950
This halfcrown carries a famous historical link. It was struck from silver captured at Vigo Bay, Spain.
The obverse reads ANNA DEI GRATIA, while the reverse shows crowned shields arranged in cruciform. Collectors continue to seek “Vigo” issues for their direct tie to naval warfare and bullion capture.
Near-Perfect Medallic Gold: Kremnitz 7 Ducats Restrike
1085694 | HUNGARY. Kremnitz. c.1820 AV Medal (7 Ducats Weight)
NGC MS68 Restrike. By Karl Wilhelm Becker (1771–1830).
44mm. 24.20 grams.
Price: $77,500
This virtually flawless restrike features St. George slaying the dragon. The reverse shows Christ calming a storm.
Becker’s restrikes remain controversial yet admired. Even so, their artistry and technical precision attract strong collector interest today.
Extraordinary Rarity: Nepal VIP Presentation 2 Tolas
1085001 | NEPAL. Shah Dynasty. Surendra Vikrama (1847–1881)
SE1771 (1849) AV Presentation 2 Tolas (Duitole Asarphi).
PCGS SP65. 32mm. 23.13 grams.
Price: $59,500
This piece stands among the most historically significant coins in the group.
Jung Bahadur, Nepal’s powerful prime minister, commissioned special gold coins for diplomatic presentation. In 1850, he traveled to London and met Queen Victoria at St. James’s Palace. During that visit, he presented these coins as gifts.
Each duitola asarphi bears the name of Surendra Vikrama or earlier rulers. Interestingly, many examples were struck well after their stated dates. In fact, the denomination itself only standardized after 1833 under the British East India Company.
All original examples now reside in the British Museum. Therefore, pieces like this rarely appear on the market.
Ex Nicholas Rhodes Collection. Includes original collector’s ticket.
Finest Known: 1849 Proof 2½ Gulden
1084890 | NETHERLANDS. William III. 1849 AR 2½ Gulden (Proof)
PCGS PR64. By I.P. Schouberg.
38mm.
Price: $37,500
This proof issue currently ranks as the finest known at PCGS (as of October 2025).
The obverse presents a right-facing portrait of William III. On the reverse, crowned arms divide the denomination. The edge reads GOD ZY MET ONS.
Monthly Updates and Collector Access
Atlas Numismatics continues to update its inventory every month. As a result, collectors can expect a steady flow of fresh material.
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I’ll never own any of these but having a catalogue to learn about and see them is cool