MALAYSIA NUMISMATIC NEWS:MNS AUCTION NO.148 ON 26-06-2011 (THE HIGHLIGHTS)
We wish all members make a point to attend this Auction as all sorts of Coin Accessories, Coins and Banknotes can be purchased from the Bourse Tables and especially from our Auction.
So please make a note in your DIARY and see you at the MNS Auction on SUNDAY.26th.June.2011.The Highlights:
These are the RARE COINS & UNC lots that I suggest you to take a serious look at their reserve price.
Lot:(2) & (3):Malaya & British Borneo,Signature by Tun Tan Siew Sin. $10.00,1961 A/65528942,A/65528943 (Buffalo-small A).Grade-UNC.
Reserve Price: RM2100.00 each.
Lot:(8):Malaysia 3rd Series RM 50.00.A/71118578/79.Ismail Ali's Signature.Grade:UNC.(2 pc)
Reserve Price:RM1500.00
Lot:(13):Malaysia 5th Series Replacement.RM 100.00.ZZ/0033579.Aziz Taha's Signature.Grade:GEF.(1 pc)
Reserve Price:RM1800.00
Reserve Price:RM450.00
Lot:(17):Malaysia 6th Series.Replacement.RM 20.00.UZ/0001279.Jaffar Hussein's Signature.Grade:UNC.(1 pc)(Counting mark at bottom right)
Reserve Price:RM400.00
Lot:(26):Malaysia 9th Series.Replacements.RM 100.00.ZA 0276201/05.Ali Abul Hassan's (side)Signature.Grade:UNC.(5 pcs)
Reserve Price:RM1200.00
Lot:(28):Malaysia 8th Series.Replacements.RM 50.00.ZA 0218533/34.Ahmad Don's Signature.Grade:UNC.(2 pcs)
Reserve Price:RM210.00
LOT(54) 2pcs. Malaysia 6th Series RM1000 ZY 8082384/85 Jaffar Hussein's signature (centre fold) GEF RM3000
LOT(55) 10pcs. Malaysia 5th Series RM100 ZA 5461520/29 Aziz Taha's signature UNC RM2000
LOT(56) 10pcs. Malaysia 5th Series RM100 ZA 5461530/39 Aziz Taha's signature UNC RM2000
LOT(57) 10pcs. Malaysia 5th Series RM50 VB 4753340/49 Aziz Taha's signature (minor handling mark at bottom right corner) UNC RM1000
LOT(58) 10pcs. Malaysia 5th Series RM50 VB 4753350/59 Aziz taha's signature (minor handling mark at bottom right corner) UNC RM1000
481, MA318714, MA731183, MA881418 & MA915773 VF-EF RM700
LOT(61) 3pcs. Japanese Invasion Money (JIM) Oceania One shilling, Ten shillings & One Pound AU RM350
LOT(62) 1pc. Brunei 1 Cent (Copper) 1887 (toned)
Obverse: Five pointed Star and Jawi inscriptions
Reverse: Figure "1", surrounded by legend "SULTANATE OF BRUNEI
1304"(toned) UNC RM450
LOT(63) 1pc. Straits Settlements 5Cents 1874H (weak stike) EF RM800
LOT(64) 1pc. Penang 1/2 Pice 1718 (Balemark series) GVF RM800
LOT(65) 1pc. Penang 1pice 1810 (Coat of Arms series) GVF RM250
LOT(66) 1pc. Penang Straits Settlements King George VI Coronation Medal 1936
Obverse: George VI and Elizabeth
Reverse: Penang's Coat of Arms VF RM50
LOT(67) 1pc. Malaysia 20 Cents 1973 Error (with security edge)
Obverse and Reverse with usual design
4.03 grammes (lighter than common pieces) UNC RM400
LOT(146) 1pc. Straits Settlements 1/4 Cent 1916 UNC RM100
LOT(147) 1pc. Straits Settlements 1 Cent 1920 UNC RM60
LOT(153) 2pcs. Malaysia 6th Series RM100 ZY 0211075/76 Jaffar Hussein's signature, United States Banknote UNC RM800
LOT(165) 1pc. Malaysia United Nations Decade for Women RM25 1985 (.925 Silver) PROOF RM580
LOT(174) 4pcs. Malaysia 8th Series Replacements RM50 ZA 0376207/10 Ahmad Don's signature UNC RM400.
Happy bidding!!
Looks like the prices are always up and wondering whether they do reflect the market's fair price. Hmm..good for sellers and bless all the beginners.
ReplyDeletecheers
Welcome nuchatter!
ReplyDeleteEspecially those in UNC condition.And prices for some selected items are going up very high recently,e.g/the 50 Ringgit in folder released in 2007,dealers are offering to buy in at RM650.00 per set,Hong Kong & Macau 2008 Olympic $20.00 notes are sold for RM700 per piece,BTD silver dollar coin VF in condition,dealers are paying RM250.00 per piece.Even China "Fen" aluminium coins in loose,year 1980 to 1986 priced at RM12.00 to RM 15.00 per piece.etc.
Whether they do reflect the market's fair price?We just let the market forces to determine.
Welcome to the auction Nu!
Hi Dickson,
ReplyDeleteSeems like any circulation coin not current and in UNC and above are in hot demand, haha.
Love the Chinese aluminum fens esp those before the 80s.
Guess better get as many as one could before they got gobbled up by the Chinese, haha.
Surprisingly many of these fen before the 80s were not in high mintage even when they were in such low denominations.
One possibility could be the availability of the low denominated paper currency.
Seen a site in the net stating that the 1975 1 fen has a mintage of 500,000 only, which is an extremely low ratio in respect to the China's population.
And this 1975 coin is not even a key date.
Ya, judging from the escalating prices on those high graders, looks like the demand is getting relatively inelastic which of course augurs well for the sellers, haha.
Thanks a lot for sharing, Dickson :)
Dear whyollect,
ReplyDeleteThank you for your "Fens"!I am still searching for my UNC/BU leng-leng "Fens"!Haha!
Hi Dickson,
ReplyDeleteIn the process of getting the photos of these leng-lui's done.
Then, will have them posted.
Leng-leng uhh, haha :D