Shenberg Auction: Vorschau auf den Banknotenteil der Auktion 14 am 29. März 2026

Hans-Ludwig Besler (Grabowski)
23. März
3 Min. Lesezeit

Die 14. Online-Auktion des Auktionshauses Shenberg findet vom 28. bis 29. März 2026 statt. Während sich am 28. März alles um Münzen, Medaillen und Token dreht, werden am 29. März ca. 1.100 Lose Banknoten angeboten.

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Eine kleine Auswahl aus dem Auktionsangebot:

Los 1373: Germany, 10 Rubles, 1916, Superb Gem UNC 67 EPQ, TOP POP

Germany / Occupation of Lithuania (WWI), 10 Rubles, 1916, graded Superb Gem Uncirculated 67 EPQ, Pick R124.

Issued during the World War I under German military administration in Lithuania (Ober Ost), this note is preserved in exceptional condition. It features flawless centering, sharp corners, and full original embossing, with the EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality) designation confirming outstanding originality.A TOP POP example, representing the finest known grade for this issue, making it a true condition rarity. Highly desirable among collectors of World War I occupation currency and Baltic numismatics.

Starting Bid: € 600

Los 1389: Germany, Set of 2 banknotes (50 Reichsmark), 1924, Gem UNC 65 EPQ, FRONT and BACK SPECIMEN

Germany / Occupation of Lithuania (WWI), 10 Rubles, 1916, graded Superb Gem Uncirculated 67 EPQ, Pick R124.

A encountered specimen set featuring both the obverse and reverse designs issued separately for archival and presentation purposes. These notes exhibit outstanding quality with crisp paper, sharp corners, and excellent centering. The EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality) designation confirms full originality and superior preservation.An highly collectible pair from the early Weimar Republic period, ideal for advanced collectors seeking complete specimen presentations.

Starting Bid: € 500

Los 1574: Latvia, 500 Rubles, 1920, AU-XF, SPECIMEN

Latvia, Latvian Government Currency Note, 500 Rubles, 1920, graded AU–XF condition.

This is a SPECIMEN issue (Pick S8), featuring sharp details, strong paper quality, and minimal signs of circulation. The note displays original crispness with only handling wear, making it highly desirable for collectors. A rare and historically significant piece from the early period of Latvian independence, issued shortly after World War I.

Starting Bid: € 4,000

Los 1580: Latvia, 10 Latu, 1920, VF

Latvia, Latvijas Banka, 10 Latu, 1920, graded Very Fine (VF), Pick 13.

This early issue from Latvia’s post-independence period features well-preserved design details with moderate circulation wear consistent with the grade. The paper remains solid with clear signatures and visible security elements. A collectible example from the first series of Latvian national currency issued by Latvijas Banka.

Starting Bid: € 1,700

Los 1622: Latvia, 500 Latu, 1992 (1998), Superb Gem UNC 67 EPQ, RARE, SPECIMEN

Latvia, Latvijas Banka, 500 Latu, printer Giesecke & Devrient, dated 1992 (issued 1998), graded Superb Gem Uncirculated 67 EPQ. SPECIMEN issue (Pick S48), exceptionally rare.

This note represents the highest denomination of Latvia’s post-Soviet currency series and is preserved in outstanding condition, with perfect centering, sharp corners, and original embossing. The EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality) designation confirms superb originality and pristine paper. A highly desirable modern rarity, especially in specimen format, appealing to advanced collectors of Baltic and world banknotes.

Starting Bid: € 3,500

Los 2121: USA, 20 Dollars, 2017, Gem UNC 65 EPQ, ERROR

USA, Federal Reserve Note (Richmond), 20 Dollars, 2017, graded Gem Uncirculated 65 EPQ, ERROR.

A modern error note from the Federal Reserve System, issued by the Richmond district. Preserved in Gem Uncirculated condition, the note features crisp paper, sharp corners, and full original embossing, with the EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality) designation confirming its pristine state.The error adds significant collector interest, making this piece both unusual and desirable. Modern U.S. error notes in such high grade are scarce, and this example represents an excellent opportunity for collectors of contemporary currency and printing varieties.

Starting Bid: € 400

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