Stephen Album Rare Coins will hold its Internet Auction 19 at its offices in Santa Rosa, California on March 20-21,2023. Internet pre-bidding has already begun and can be accessed through the auction house's website. TheAuction is made up of 2100 lots of coins from all categories and time periods.

There is a wide range of value in the sale including items from $50 all the way up to $1500. The first day of theauction includes ancient, Islamic and Indian coins. The second day begins with nearly 300 Chinese lots and finisheswith a large selection of world coins. The world coins are divided by continent and include more than 100 lots fromthe Joe Sedillot Collection, a collection which has featured prominently in the firm's past few auctions.

Some highlights of the sale follow:

LOT 501
AYYUBID: al-Mansur Muhammad, 1198-1199, AV dinar (3.40g), al-Qahira, AH596, A-799, lovely bold strike, choiceVF-EF, R, ex Stephen Album Auction 21, Lot 370.
Estimated at $400 to $500

LOT 930
ARAKAN: Madarit, 1737-1742, AR tanka (9.98g), BE1099, Mitch-LW-387/88, KM-21, VF-EF, ex David CashinCollection.
Estimated at $120 to $160

LOT 943
ASSAM: Pramatta Simha, 1744-1751, octagonal AR rupee (11.40g), SE1667, KM-122, EF, ex David Cashin Collection
Estimated at $100 to $130

LOT 1687
FRANCE: Louis XIV, 1643-1715, AR 1/2 ecu, Paris, 1645-A, KM-163.1, variety with point, AU
Estimated at $550 to $650

LOT 1954
SWEDEN: AR medal (12.56g), 1858, Hy II:139: 1, Olsén-133, 31mm silver medal on the Death of Johan AugustWahlberg by L. Ahlborn, bust left with JOH. AUG. WAHLBERG RER. NAT. VESTIG. SVEC. - NAT. 1810.DEN. 1856.around // African Elephant advancing right with trunk up and palm tree behind with NOMEN DEDIT ET MORTEMaround and PERIGRINATORI CELEBRI SOCIO / ANTE DEFUNCTO QUAN ELECTRO / R. ACAD. SC. SVEC. / MDCCCLVIII.in exergue, lightly toned highlights, plain edge, Choice AU.

Johan August Wahlberg was a naturalist and explorer,graduating from Uppsala University with degrees in chemistry, forestry, and agronomy. Wahlberg began travellingto Southern Africa in 1834 to collect specimens to be sent back to Sweden for study. However, in 1856 inBotswana, he was killed by a wounded elephant. Perhaps the design of this medal would be considered a bitmacabre today!
Estimated at $100 to $150

LOT 2017
COSTA RICA: AR medalet (4.42g), ND (1858), 22mm silver award medalet for Veterans of the National Campaign of1856-7, COSTA RICA / AGRADECIDA / PREMIA / EL / VALOR // STA. ROSA / RIVAS / SAN JUAN / PRESA D. VAPORES /CASTILLO / FUERTE / SAN JORGE / &, lightly cleaned obverse, plain edge, EF-AU, R
Estimated at $100 to $150

The firm is now taking consignments for future internet and premier sales. More information can be found on theirwebsite at www.stevealbum.com