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Established in 1958, Warwick and Warwick has grown to be one of
the leading auctioneers and valuers of collectables in this country.
We can offer you the best possible facilities for the sale of postage
stamps and postal history, postcards, cigarette cards, coins and
banknotes, medals, toys and most other collectable items.
Our team of experts will be pleased to offer free advice, in complete
confidence, on any matters relating to buying or selling in auction
or by private treaty.
Selling your Collection
We will be delighted to provide you with a free valuation of your
collection, with a view to its sale by auction or private treaty,
without commitment on your part to proceed. For more information
visit our Marketing
your Collection page.
 Auction
Sales
Auction sales of stamps are held monthly, with something to interest
every collector. Sales of coins, banknotes, medals, postcards, cigarette
cards, toys and ephemera are held six times a year in February,
April, June, August, October and December. Specialised and single
vendor sales are additional to this programme.
To view our online catalogue or to obtain a complimentary printed
catalogue for any of our sales please click
here.
Trustee Department
Are you concerned by what might happen to your collection on your
death? Does your beneficiary know how to market your collection
to best effect? Let the free services of our Trustee Department
set your mind at rest. Visit the Trustee
Department page.
Valuations
We can provide valuations for insurance and probate. For details
visit the Services
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Our
October 8th auction contained over 850 sovereigns & with the
current financial crisis gripping the world, they proved very popular
with the bidders, realising, on average £115 each including
the buyer’s premium. 
Our
next auction on December 10th contains a wonderful range of quality
British coins offered individually. If you are thinking of selling
your coin collection now is an excellent time to take advantage
of the currently high gold price!.
We
are one of Britain's foremost public auctioneers of medals. 
Cigarette
cards dating from the reign of Queen Victoria are being appreciated
for their considerable rarity and are finding ready buyers. However,
other good sellers are bubble gum cards from the 1960s and 1970s.
The
market for real photo topos is unstopable.
