00:00From the casual collector to the professional purveyor, this auction is attracting bidders
00:10from Australia and beyond.
00:12People study it, we get bids from all around the world, it's live online, a global auction.
00:18I got just about five pieces so that was, I'm happy with that.
00:25These include this ancient Roman gold coin, bearing the faces of Caligula and Agrippina
00:31the Elder.
00:32It's expected to fetch $100,000.
00:35Holding something like that you just say, where has it been?
00:38But if that's a little beyond your budget, a set of Julius Caesar coins are tipped to
00:42sell for a more modest sum of $15,000 each.
00:46We've never seen these before, they're the best ancient coins we've ever had.
00:50More than 3,500 rarities are being auctioned off here this week, including coins, documents
00:55medals and even pottery.
00:57Some start at just $20, while others have an asking price into the hundreds of thousands.
01:03War medals make up a lot of the offerings, including two Victoria Crosses, but they fail
01:08to reach the reserves of between half a million and $800,000.
01:13But owners of some other artefacts were more pleasantly surprised.
01:17There are some coin lots which we estimate at two or three hundred go for two or three thousand.
01:22None of us can take these things with us, so that's why we're always in business.
01:25But right now, it's a chance to take home a piece of history.
01:29All right.
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