Indien – 10 – Rupees – 1985-90Nordmazedonien – 100 – Denari – 2009Französisch-Westafrika – 5 – Francs – 1937Jugoslawien – 100 – Dinara – 1965Jugoslawien – 1000 – Dinara – 1978Jugoslawien – 500000 – Dinara – 1993Griechenland – 1000 – Drachmai – 1942Jugoslawien – 10 – Dinara – 1994Griechenland – 5000 – Drachmai – 1942Jugoslawien – 50 – Dinara – 1968Serbien – 100 – Dinara – 1905Jugoslawien – 500 – Dinara – 1978Indien – 10 – Rupees – 1985-90Nordmazedonien – 100 – Denari – 2009Französisch-Westafrika – 5 – Francs – 1937Jugoslawien – 100 – Dinara – 1965Jugoslawien – 1000 – Dinara – 1978Jugoslawien – 500000 – Dinara – 1993Griechenland – 1000 – Drachmai – 1942Jugoslawien – 10 – Dinara – 1994Griechenland – 5000 – Drachmai – 1942Jugoslawien – 50 – Dinara – 1968Serbien – 100 – Dinara – 1905Jugoslawien – 500 – Dinara – 1978
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Our range

Our collecting areas

From historic banknotes to antiquity – find your collecting focus.

Curated selection

Highlights of our collection

Special one-off pieces from every collecting area – personally selected by us.

News from numismatics

The new euro banknotes are coming

For the first time since 2002, the European Central Bank is redesigning the euro banknotes — ten designs are currently up for public vote. An exciting moment for every collector.

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Design proposal for the new euro banknote
Design proposal for the new euro banknote
Design proposal for the new euro banknote
Design proposal for the new euro banknote

Image source: European Central Bank (ecb.europa.eu)

The expert

I have been collecting since I was twelve years old.

What began as a fascination with my grandfather's small silver piece became my profession: today I am a certified numismatic expert and personally examine every piece in our shop before it reaches you.

„A coin is never just metal – it is the only witness to history you can still hold in your hand.“

Certified expert 15+ years of experience Member of the numismatic association
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Our promise

Why Fortuna Aurea

Personally examined

Every piece is examined by our expert in person, not merely recorded by machine.

Professionally accurate

Grade, catalogue number and provenance – always stated in full and verifiably.

Securely packed

Insured shipping in museum-grade protective packaging, both domestic and international.

Honest advice

A valuation without any intention to buy is always welcome here.

What collectors say

Trust that grows

★★★★★

“At last a dealer who really examines every piece himself – the description of my last coin was accurate down to the smallest detail.”

J. BrandtCollector since 2018
★★★★★

“Fast, insured shipping and packaging that does justice to the item – exactly what I want from a specialist dealer.”

Mr. LindqvistPrivate collector
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“The free initial assessment helped me a great deal in realistically judging the value of an inherited coin collection.”

R. HoffmannNew in numismatics
Frequently asked questions

Before you collect

Collecting coins and banknotes is far more than a hobby. It combines history, culture and the preservation of value. Before you build your first collection, however, you should know a few important fundamentals.

Why is the grade so decisive?

The single most important factor in the value of a coin or banknote is its state of preservation. Two outwardly identical pieces can differ in price by several hundred or even several thousand percent depending on condition.

For banknotes, the following are especially sought after:

  • uncirculated pieces (UNC)
  • PMG-certified examples
  • Banknotes with exceptional paper quality (EPQ)

For coins, the following factors play a role, among others:

  • Wear
  • Scratches
  • Signs of cleaning
  • Original lustre
  • Rarity of the striking
What makes a collector's item particularly valuable?

Not every old coin or banknote is automatically valuable. Especially sought after are:

  • low mintages
  • rare years
  • low or unusual serial numbers
  • Specimen issues
  • Misprints
  • unissued banknotes
  • historical peculiarities

The rarer a piece is and the better its condition, the greater its collector value usually is.

Why is certification important?

Independent certification, for example by PMG (banknotes) or NGC (coins), confirms authenticity and grade. Certified pieces are usually easier to sell internationally and often achieve higher prices.

What should I generally look out for when collecting?

A good collection is not built overnight. Learn about the history of the pieces, compare prices and buy quality rather than quantity. Often a single rare example in outstanding condition is worth more than many ordinary pieces.

Our tip: Buy only from reputable dealers and pay attention to originality, grade and verifiable provenance. A well-built collection is not only a pleasure, it can also gain in value over the long term.

How is the authenticity of my collection verified?

Every piece is personally examined by our certified expert – for material, striking characteristics and provenance – before it enters the shop.

Which payment methods do you offer?

PayPal, credit card, advance payment by bank transfer as well as Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Can I sell or have my collection valued without buying?

Yes. Contact us with a photo and you will receive a non-binding initial assessment.

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