IAG’s Sale 67 Realises Over $5.6 Million and Breaks World Record!!
Filed Under: International Auction galleries, Auction News, Featured, Banknotes
A New World Record Price for any Australian Numismatic Item has been set. A 1913 10 Shilling Note was auctioned by International Auction Galleries on March 9th (Lot 126) for A$1.909 million (U.S. $1.767 million) (includes buyers fee), the Highest Price ever for an Australian Numismatic Item, and the Highest Price for any Numismatic item ever sold in Australia of any description!
This landmark sale Eclipses the Previous Record Price by a whopping $685,750 to become the new King! The Record Breaking Sale of the First Ever Commonwealth Banknote printed in Australia is the most significant single sale of any major Auction House, and is sure to keep IAG’s name in the record books for many years yet!
A key point also was the fantastic overall strength of the sale in what many might perceive as a weakening economy, with numerous record prices set and 9 individual lots selling for more than $100,000. (more…)

















