The Ellerby Area Hoard
Gregory Edmunds shares the magnitude of the fortuitous discovery of 260 rare gold coins, dated from the reign of James I to George I.
The Ellerby Area Hoard Read Article »
Gregory Edmunds shares the magnitude of the fortuitous discovery of 260 rare gold coins, dated from the reign of James I to George I.
The Ellerby Area Hoard Read Article »
Our traditional Autumn offering (to coincide with the BNTA Coinex show) is filled with delights to suit every budget and taste.
British and World Coins and Commemorative Medals Read Article »
Head of Banknotes Arnas Savickas discusses our World Banknotes Sale, taking place on 29th September 2022 at Spink London
World Banknotes Read Article »
The Medal Department are thrilled to offer the Medals and Archive of Major FA Suttill on 23rd September 2022
Medals of Special Operations Executive Legend Read Article »
Following a rare surfacing of a Full US Proof Set, Coin Specialist Gregory Edmunds discusses Spink London’s sale of John Robert Fletcher’s 1888 set
The John Robert Fletcher 1888 Full Us Proof Set Read Article »
Following our hugely successful Klempka family collection of Great Britain, Spink London is offering a specialised auction of Great Britain material this autumn.
Stamps and Covers of Great Britain Read Article »
Chairman and CEO of Spink & Son, Olivier D. Stocker, discusses climate change, ‘The Great Re-pricing’ and Spink UK’s upcoming sales.
A Word From Our Chairman Read Article »
After a great response to our ‘Non Fungible Penny’ in January, Spink are excited to offer a series of photographic Fusion NFTs depicting the Beatles’ live performance in Munich in 1966, as photographed by Frank Fischbeck, a celebrated freelance photographer.
THE BEATLES PERFORMANCE IN MUNICH, 1966; AN E-AUCTION OF PHOTOGRAPHIC FUSION NFTS Read Article »
‘‘Bancone’ means ‘Counter’ in English and when approaching the restaurant it is clear why this name is so fitting.’
INSIDER FOOD: BANCONE Read Article »
In 1739, Thomas Coram established the Foundling Hospital to care for babies at risk of abandonment. Today, the Foundling Museum continues his legacy, inspiring social change through art.
PASSPORTS TO GEORGIAN LIFE: TOKENS AT THE FOUNDLING MUSEUM Read Article »