Denarius, Trajan
Rome mint, AD 103–111
Diameter
18 mm
Weight
3.4 g
Metal
Silver
Grade
Ch. AU
Estimate
€800 – 1,200
Independent Numismatic House
Every coin carries the hand that struck it.
We examine, attribute and place rare coins and medals for collectors who value provenance as much as metal — from a single estate piece to a cabinet built over decades.
From the Cabinet
Currently at Auction
Louis d'Or, Louis XIV
Paris mint, 1701
Diameter
25 mm
Weight
8.1 g
Metal
Gold
Grade
PCGS AU55
Estimate
€2,400 – 3,000
Morgan Dollar
Philadelphia mint, 1889
Diameter
38 mm
Weight
26.7 g
Metal
Silver
Grade
PCGS MS63
Estimate
€120 – 180
The House
A trade built on close attention.
Numismatik Fleischmann deals in coins and medals the way they deserve to be handled — examined closely, researched thoroughly, and passed on with a clear account of what they are.
Every piece that reaches the cabinet has been weighed, measured and compared against reference die studies before it is offered for sale. Nothing is listed on appearance alone.
We work with private collectors, estates and fellow dealers who would rather wait for the right coin than settle for an uncertain one — and we're glad to explain exactly why a piece is what we say it is.
How We Authenticate
From the desk to your hands.
01
Examination
Every piece is inspected under magnification against known dies, weights and tooling marks.
02
Attribution & Research
We establish mint, ruler and issue, cross-referenced against catalogue and die studies.
03
Grading & Certification
Condition is graded to international standards and submitted for third-party certification where warranted.
04
Sealed & Insured Delivery
Coins are sealed, documented and shipped fully insured, with a signed certificate of authenticity.
Selling a Collection?
We appraise in confidence, not in a shop window.
Estates, single pieces or full collections — our specialists provide a private valuation before anything is offered for sale.