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  • abacus auctions Australia, Australian Colonies & Territories, Pacific Islands and Worldwide Stamps, Postal History & Picture Postcards, Militaria & Medals, Coins & Banknotes, Sporting Memorabilia & Collectables - August 9-September 11, 2026 Abacus Auctions Sale 265 runs September 8–11, 2026, highlighted by the Signature Series offering of the Richard Guy Collection of Australia Kangaroo & Map Issues. More than 1,500 lots feature exceptional material ranging from rare essays and unique monograms to Specimens, Official stamps, multiples, printing varieties, and other specialized items. The General Sale continues with Australia, Australian Colonies, States and Territories, New Zealand, Pacific Islands, and worldwide material including China, Fiji, Great Britain, revenues, postal history, and hundreds of collections. The auction also offers philatelic literature, coins, banknotes, medals, jewelry, bullion, picture postcards, sporting memorabilia, general collectables, and cigarette and trade cards.


  • abacus auctions Australia, Australian Colonies & Territories, Pacific Islands and Worldwide Stamps, Postal History & Picture Postcards, Militaria & Medals, Coins & Banknotes, Sporting Memorabilia & Collectables - August 9-September 11, 2026 Abacus Auctions Sale 265 runs September 8–11, 2026, highlighted by the Signature Series offering of the Richard Guy Collection of Australia Kangaroo & Map Issues. More than 1,500 lots feature exceptional material ranging from rare essays and unique monograms to Specimens, Official stamps, multiples, printing varieties, and other specialized items. The General Sale continues with Australia, Australian Colonies, States and Territories, New Zealand, Pacific Islands, and worldwide material including China, Fiji, Great Britain, revenues, postal history, and hundreds of collections. The auction also offers philatelic literature, coins, banknotes, medals, jewelry, bullion, picture postcards, sporting memorabilia, general collectables, and cigarette and trade cards.


  • StampAuctionNetwork Country Collection Lots - August 27, 2026 with AutoHammer New material includes country lots from Austria, Bahamas, Croatia, Denmark, Egypt, Falkland Islands, Fiji, German States, Malta, Mexico, Monaco, Papua New Guinea and much more. There are many more lots from Australia, Belgium, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Iceland, Italy, New Zealand, North Borneo, Sweden and Switzerland to name just a few. Take a look at the table of contents to see the complete list.


  • Golden Oak Online Auctions Silver Oak Series - August 29, 2026 with AutoHammer This sale features 530 lots of U.S. and foreign material, with individual estimates ranging from $30 to $4,000. Highlights include a strong selection of U.S. autographs and postal history, featuring further items from a connoisseur's collection of mourning covers, many addressed abroad. The U.S. stamps section spans classics to early modern issues, including numerous graded certificates, along with airmail and back-of-the-book material, notably some scarce Newspaper stamps. The sale also offers a sizable quantity of U.S. face value postage, a large section of Hawaii, and general foreign material covering British Commonwealth, East Asia, and Europe. Rounding out the offering is a selection of philatelic literature.


  • Daniel F. Kelleher Auctions, LLC Sports Cards & Memorabilia - September 2-3, 2026 Session 1 offers an outstanding offering of sports cards, memorabilia and non-sports cards , with the catalog beginning with extensive vintage baseball collections and sets before transitioning into an exceptional run of individually graded cards. The pre-war material takes center stage with remarkable T206 Ty Cobb rarities , led by the Ty Cobb Portrait Red PSA 8 and Ty Cobb Bat Off Shoulder PSA 8 , together with other high-grade T206 Hall of Famers and scarce advertising backs. The early baseball run continues with Walter Johnson, Rogers Hornsby and Lou Gehrig , highlighted by a 1934 Goudey Gehrig SGC 3 , and two iconic 1933 Goudey Babe Ruth cards, #149 and #181, each graded SGC 3 . The catalog then moves into the great postwar era with key rookie cards and Hall of Famers including Jackie Robinson, Stan Musial, Yogi Berra, Mickey Mantle, Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, Roberto Clemente, Sandy Koufax and Nolan Ryan , among many others.


  • Paradise Valley Stamp Company "Paradise Live" #S153 US & Worldwide Singles & Collections - September 5, 2026 This sale offers US singles, many with certificates, a remarkable group of modern US mint never hinged all with high grade PSE certificates, attractive back-of-the-book with 1930 Zeppelin set in blocks of four, Postage Due and Newspaper issues, British Commonwealth George VI mint collection with a catalog value of $40,000+, France and French Colonies with better singles and sets, British Africa scarce singles and of course as always a number of attractive single and group lots from a variety of countries.


  • Mowbray Collectables Public Stamp Auction - September 19, 2026 Mowbray Collectables' 49th bi-annual stamp auction features 913 lots totaling $1.3 million in estimates, from over 140 vendors and 260+ collections, 65 of them New Zealand. The standout lot is a New Zealand 1d orange Full Face Queen/Chalon on white paper, large star watermark, imperforate with four margins, from the first Richardson printing, extremely rare and not offered in 60 years, BPA certified, catalogued at £32,000, reserved at NZ$25,000, ex Dumas Spink 2000. The Chalon/Full Face Queen selection is particularly strong, with 181 lots including four SG 1 examples (one mint, cat. £80,000, est. $40,000) and a mint imperforate 6d brown block of four (est. $15,000), plus many quality items at accessible estimates. New Zealand highlights include a mint 1d Claret (est. $12,000), a 1905 "On Public Service Only" official cover with five overprints (est. $15,000), an 1846 entire with a rare "Russell" boxed handstamp, one of only two known (est. $10,000), and a newly discovered, unrecorded 2006 90c Kapa Haka self adhesive (est. $5,000). Also featured: a Queen Victoria Long Types mint collection to £5, quality Pacific territory rarities (Cook Islands, Niue, Samoa), and an unseen family archive of 1901–13 British Antarctic Expedition correspondence. British material includes 57 lots of GB 1d Blacks (mostly ex Ian Hawken), and American collectors will find six lots of USA postal history from 1784–1873, ex Bob Watson.


  • Stampedia Auction Japan, inc Worldwide Public Auction, especially strong in Japanese philately - October 2-3, 2026 Stampedia's Auction, Japan Sale 39, spans nearly 1,800 lots covering the full breadth of Japanese philately, from the earliest 1871 Dragon issues in mon and sen currencies through Cherry Blossom, Bird, and Koban series, into 20th century definitives, commemoratives, and modern issues up to 2025. Strong postal history sections include Meiji era covers and cancellations, military and prisoner of war mails from the Russo Japanese War and Pacific War, Japanese post offices in Korea and China, and incoming mail to Japan. The sale also features Ryukyu Islands material and extensive Japanese occupation issues covering China, Malaya, Burma, Sumatra, Java, the Philippines, and Manchuria. Beyond Japan proper, the catalogue extends into broader Asian philately (Korea, Indonesia, Thailand, India, and Southeast Asia) and a substantial international section spanning Great Britain and the Commonwealth, France and its former territories, German states, Central and Eastern Europe, Scandinavia, Russia and the USSR, the Americas, and Africa. Specialized categories round out the sale, including Zeppelin mail, proofs and essays, topical and thematic collections, and postcards.


  • Universal Philatelic Auctions Wonderful Worldwide Postal Auction with No Buyer's Premium - October 6, 2026 Universal Philatelic Auctions presents one of their most valuable mail bid sales to date, offering 21,466 lots valued at £2,134,743 GBP ($2,732,471 USD), continuing their 25 year tradition of Reducing Estimate Auctions with no buyer's premium. The sale spans worldwide material including collections, sets, singles, covers, proofs, high values, rarities, and topicals, with particular strength in classic Great Britain high values, British Empire, British Africa, British North America, India, Europe, British Asia, China, and the USA, among many other regions. Top-end GB rarities anchor the sale, led by an 1840 Rainbow Trial 1d blue marginal pair with a black Maltese Cross cancellation experiment, and an 1841 1d red-brown "black plate" 2 example with a detailed forensic certificate of authenticity. Other standouts include an 1873-80 4d vermilion imprimatur with RPS certification, an 1841 2d violet-blue on tinted paper with a 2025 Brandon certificate, and a Mulready 1d envelope used on its first day of issue. The collections and accumulations run equally deep, with sizeable Commonwealth, European, and worldwide lots such as a Liechtenstein and Switzerland shoebox estimated in excess of £7,000 catalogue value, an East Germany and Russian Zone album valued at £3,750, and a 1935 KGV Silver Jubilee mint collection assembled chronologically across the full Commonwealth.


  • Universal Philatelic Auctions Wonderful Worldwide Postal Auction with No Buyer's Premium - October 6, 2026 Universal Philatelic Auctions presents one of their most valuable mail bid sales to date, offering 21,466 lots valued at £2,134,743 GBP ($2,732,471 USD), continuing their 25 year tradition of Reducing Estimate Auctions with no buyer's premium. The sale spans worldwide material including collections, sets, singles, covers, proofs, high values, rarities, and topicals, with particular strength in classic Great Britain high values, British Empire, British Africa, British North America, India, Europe, British Asia, China, and the USA, among many other regions. Top-end GB rarities anchor the sale, led by an 1840 Rainbow Trial 1d blue marginal pair with a black Maltese Cross cancellation experiment, and an 1841 1d red-brown "black plate" 2 example with a detailed forensic certificate of authenticity. Other standouts include an 1873-80 4d vermilion imprimatur with RPS certification, an 1841 2d violet-blue on tinted paper with a 2025 Brandon certificate, and a Mulready 1d envelope used on its first day of issue. The collections and accumulations run equally deep, with sizeable Commonwealth, European, and worldwide lots such as a Liechtenstein and Switzerland shoebox estimated in excess of £7,000 catalogue value, an East Germany and Russian Zone album valued at £3,750, and a 1935 KGV Silver Jubilee mint collection assembled chronologically across the full Commonwealth.


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    • May 29, 2016. Live Bidding at World Stamp Show-NY 2016. We are pleased to announce that all of the auctioneers at WSS-NY 2016 will also make their auctions available to StampAuctionNetwork® bidders using our live bidding platform on any device. You can bid from anywhere in the world, or even the auction room floor using StampAuctionNetwork's live bidding.
    • April 18th, 2016. Tour de Cure Charity Auction to Benefit the American Diabetes Association. Our 4th annual auction for diabetes was a record breaker! Over $45,000 was raised that will go directly to research efforts to cure diabetes. My ride will be May 14th and 15th. Thanks again to all our auction sponsors who made generous donations of stamps and covers for the auction, and to our collector friends who also made contributions. A special thanks to Daniel Kelleher LLC who at the last minute provided some excellent Asia material which was hotly contested. When the dust had settled, Kelleher was responsible for over $30,000 of the $45,500 total. Paradise Vally and Earl P.L. Apfelbaum also made large contributions.
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    • April 1, 2014. The 2nd Annual TourdeCure Charity Auction for the American Diabetes Association realized over $11,000. The autographed copy of Bill Gross's book sold for $775.
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    • August 19-20, 2011 - a record 171 different live bidders were sucessful in the Spink Shreve's Collector's series sale.
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  • abacus auctions Australia, Australian Colonies & Territories, Pacific Islands and Worldwide Stamps, Postal History & Picture Postcards, Militaria & Medals, Coins & Banknotes, Sporting Memorabilia & Collectables - August 9-September 11, 2026 Abacus Auctions Sale 265 runs September 8–11, 2026, highlighted by the Signature Series offering of the Richard Guy Collection of Australia Kangaroo & Map Issues. More than 1,500 lots feature exceptional material ranging from rare essays and unique monograms to Specimens, Official stamps, multiples, printing varieties, and other specialized items. The General Sale continues with Australia, Australian Colonies, States and Territories, New Zealand, Pacific Islands, and worldwide material including China, Fiji, Great Britain, revenues, postal history, and hundreds of collections. The auction also offers philatelic literature, coins, banknotes, medals, jewelry, bullion, picture postcards, sporting memorabilia, general collectables, and cigarette and trade cards.


  • AB Philea Online Stamp Auction - August 26-27, 2026 AB Philea Auction No. 423 offers an extensive range of Swedish, Nordic, European, and worldwide philately, with a particularly strong emphasis on postal history and classic Sweden. The Swedish section includes prephilatelic material, covers and postal documentation, followed by classic issues such as Coat-of-Arms skilling and öre values, Circle Type issues, Officials, Postage Dues, Oscar II, Medallion and Landstorm issues, and coil stamps through modern material. Other areas include better cancellations, postal stationery, military mail, cover and cancellation collections, and postal stationery collections. Nordic material includes Norway, Spitsbergen, Denmark, Danish West Indies, Schleswig, the Faroes, Iceland, Finland, and Åland. The worldwide section is broad, with material from Great Britain and Colonies, China, France, Germany, India, Iran, Italy, Japan, Portugal, Russia, Switzerland, the United States, and numerous other countries. The auction also features general Europe and worldwide lots, thematic material including Judaica, Olympics, Polar and Circus topics, plus philatelic literature and miscellaneous material.


  • classicphil GmbH Just Stamps and Letters Public Auction - August 29-30, 2026 36th classicphil GmbH Auction LIVE! August 29th - 30th, 2026 Show lots 36th Auction classicphil - Now online! We are pleased to present another two-day sale featuring 3,270 lots. August 29th–30th, 2026, starting each day at 10:00 CET - Online auction Day 1 covers Austria, Austrian cancellations, Austrian territories, Austria & worldwide collections, as well as Europe and worldwide sectors. Day 2 is dedicated to the renowned Kugel Collection, historical letters and postcards, World War I and II, Great Britain & the British Commonwealth, US Navy, US Airmail, worldwide material, and rare postcards of the American Siberian Expedition. We wish you much pleasure in browsing and great success with your bids! Your classicphil Team


  • Cavendish Philatelic Auctions Ltd. Worldwide & Great Britain - September 2-3, 2026 Welcome to the Worldwide & Great Britain auction Wednesday 2 September 2026 At 11.00am BST, lots 1-636 Worldwide stamps & postal history featuring countries Aden to Zanzibar including the James Hartley collection of British Guiana. Thursday 3 September 2026 At 11.00am BST, lots 637-1068 Great Britain stamps & postal history featuring the Roy Erskine collection of Scottish postal history 1680-1900.


  • Daniel F. Kelleher Auctions, LLC Sports Cards & Memorabilia - September 2-3, 2026 Starting with a group of pristine comics-themed commemorative coins, the session continues with Autographs and Historical Documents, specialized holdings including a gallery of Posters, quality Pens and solid Space-related materials (found throughout all categories), plus everything from Artwork to Toys and more. Highlights include a typed letter signed by Mohandas Gandhi, signatures of Presidents and Founding Fathers (Hamilton, Lafayette), plus actors, astronauts, etc., campaign buttons and memorabilia, silver tableware, Zeppelin collateral material, and much, much more!


  • Cherrystone Auctions Rare Stamps and Postal History of the World - September 8-9, 2026 There are 1,242 lots, presented in four sessions, with United States including Postage Dues collection formed by Michael Farrell, with Proofs, Essays and Postal History, 19th and 20th Century rarities and graded items, European Countries, British Commonwealth, South and Central America, Asia, and Africa. There are selections from French, German and Italian Areas, Russia, with Romanov Proofs, newly discovered Essays and more. As always, there are 160+ large lots and collections, ranging from single country albums, specialized collections, multi-carton worldwide properties and Postal History cover lots.


  • Mowbray Collectables Public Stamp Auction - September 19, 2026 Mowbray Collectables' 49th bi-annual stamp auction features 913 lots totaling $1.3 million in estimates, from over 140 vendors and 260+ collections, 65 of them New Zealand. The standout lot is a New Zealand 1d orange Full Face Queen/Chalon on white paper, large star watermark, imperforate with four margins, from the first Richardson printing, extremely rare and not offered in 60 years, BPA certified, catalogued at £32,000, reserved at NZ$25,000, ex Dumas Spink 2000. The Chalon/Full Face Queen selection is particularly strong, with 181 lots including four SG 1 examples (one mint, cat. £80,000, est. $40,000) and a mint imperforate 6d brown block of four (est. $15,000), plus many quality items at accessible estimates. New Zealand highlights include a mint 1d Claret (est. $12,000), a 1905 "On Public Service Only" official cover with five overprints (est. $15,000), an 1846 entire with a rare "Russell" boxed handstamp, one of only two known (est. $10,000), and a newly discovered, unrecorded 2006 90c Kapa Haka self adhesive (est. $5,000). Also featured: a Queen Victoria Long Types mint collection to £5, quality Pacific territory rarities (Cook Islands, Niue, Samoa), and an unseen family archive of 1901–13 British Antarctic Expedition correspondence. British material includes 57 lots of GB 1d Blacks (mostly ex Ian Hawken), and American collectors will find six lots of USA postal history from 1784–1873, ex Bob Watson.


  • Stampedia Auction Japan, inc Worldwide Public Auction, especially strong in Japanese philately - October 2-3, 2026 Stampedia's Auction, Japan Sale 39, spans nearly 1,800 lots covering the full breadth of Japanese philately, from the earliest 1871 Dragon issues in mon and sen currencies through Cherry Blossom, Bird, and Koban series, into 20th century definitives, commemoratives, and modern issues up to 2025. Strong postal history sections include Meiji era covers and cancellations, military and prisoner of war mails from the Russo Japanese War and Pacific War, Japanese post offices in Korea and China, and incoming mail to Japan. The sale also features Ryukyu Islands material and extensive Japanese occupation issues covering China, Malaya, Burma, Sumatra, Java, the Philippines, and Manchuria. Beyond Japan proper, the catalogue extends into broader Asian philately (Korea, Indonesia, Thailand, India, and Southeast Asia) and a substantial international section spanning Great Britain and the Commonwealth, France and its former territories, German states, Central and Eastern Europe, Scandinavia, Russia and the USSR, the Americas, and Africa. Specialized categories round out the sale, including Zeppelin mail, proofs and essays, topical and thematic collections, and postcards.


  • Universal Philatelic Auctions Wonderful Worldwide Postal Auction with No Buyer's Premium - October 6, 2026 Universal Philatelic Auctions presents one of their most valuable mail bid sales to date, offering 21,466 lots valued at £2,134,743 GBP ($2,732,471 USD), continuing their 25 year tradition of Reducing Estimate Auctions with no buyer's premium. The sale spans worldwide material including collections, sets, singles, covers, proofs, high values, rarities, and topicals, with particular strength in classic Great Britain high values, British Empire, British Africa, British North America, India, Europe, British Asia, China, and the USA, among many other regions. Top-end GB rarities anchor the sale, led by an 1840 Rainbow Trial 1d blue marginal pair with a black Maltese Cross cancellation experiment, and an 1841 1d red-brown "black plate" 2 example with a detailed forensic certificate of authenticity. Other standouts include an 1873-80 4d vermilion imprimatur with RPS certification, an 1841 2d violet-blue on tinted paper with a 2025 Brandon certificate, and a Mulready 1d envelope used on its first day of issue. The collections and accumulations run equally deep, with sizeable Commonwealth, European, and worldwide lots such as a Liechtenstein and Switzerland shoebox estimated in excess of £7,000 catalogue value, an East Germany and Russian Zone album valued at £3,750, and a 1935 KGV Silver Jubilee mint collection assembled chronologically across the full Commonwealth.


  • Universal Philatelic Auctions Wonderful Worldwide Postal Auction with No Buyer's Premium - October 6, 2026 Universal Philatelic Auctions presents one of their most valuable mail bid sales to date, offering 21,466 lots valued at £2,134,743 GBP ($2,732,471 USD), continuing their 25 year tradition of Reducing Estimate Auctions with no buyer's premium. The sale spans worldwide material including collections, sets, singles, covers, proofs, high values, rarities, and topicals, with particular strength in classic Great Britain high values, British Empire, British Africa, British North America, India, Europe, British Asia, China, and the USA, among many other regions. Top-end GB rarities anchor the sale, led by an 1840 Rainbow Trial 1d blue marginal pair with a black Maltese Cross cancellation experiment, and an 1841 1d red-brown "black plate" 2 example with a detailed forensic certificate of authenticity. Other standouts include an 1873-80 4d vermilion imprimatur with RPS certification, an 1841 2d violet-blue on tinted paper with a 2025 Brandon certificate, and a Mulready 1d envelope used on its first day of issue. The collections and accumulations run equally deep, with sizeable Commonwealth, European, and worldwide lots such as a Liechtenstein and Switzerland shoebox estimated in excess of £7,000 catalogue value, an East Germany and Russian Zone album valued at £3,750, and a 1935 KGV Silver Jubilee mint collection assembled chronologically across the full Commonwealth.


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