At Grays Online Auctions This Week: Jewellery, Collectables, Industrial and 55 More Events

This auction leans hard into serious collectors. The standout is the complete Silver Shilling set, which covers the full run and features a 1933 coin in very high grade. That alone will draw bids from numismatists chasing a rare complete set.

Beyond the shillings, there is the 1916 KGV One Penny for pre-decimal enthusiasts, plus a Ned Kelly #4 1/10th oz HGE 999 gold coin housed in a wood display. The listing also includes a Global Trade Unit 1 gram 999 pure silver coin with certificate. Banknotes are mixed in across the lots, so check the full catalogue for paper money alongside the metal.

Buyers should note the close date and factor in Grays’ standard buyer’s premium and postage. With 100 lots, expect competition on the high-grade shillings and the themed gold piece.

This sale covers a solid cross-section of Australian numismatics, from wartime silver to modern collectible releases. The 1944 silver florin in uncirculated condition is a serious pickup for pre-decimal collectors, while the 1966 first and last Queen Elizabeth silver round fifty cents marks a key transition year in Australian coinage.

The 2026 Anzac Day $1 coin in official Perth Mint card is a recent mint issue likely to draw interest from commemorative buyers. The Holden Heritage Collection 50c piece, featuring the HQ Kingswood, taps into the strong automotive memorabilia market. With 83 lots across decimal, pre-decimal, and note categories, bidders should inspect each listing closely for grade and rarity before close.

This is a strong mix for collectors, not just loose change. The Ned Kelly set is the headline: four 1oz ingots in serialised 999 gold, finished in 24k. That’s serious weight for a themed set. There’s also the new "Ned Kelly #4" in 1/10th oz HGE 999 gold, which is a smaller entry point.

The 1916 KGV One Penny is a classic pre-decimal piece, and the Global Trade Unit silver coin comes with its certificate, which adds confidence. With 100 lots, you’re getting a spread of denominations and eras. No filler lots here, just straight numismatic material. Check the full listing for individual images and grade details.

This sale leans heavily into precious metal and commemorative coinage. The Scottsdale and Valcumbi gold bars are small but stackable, and the 1g silver bars give entry-level buyers a solid start. The 1990 Australia 5 Dollar ANZAC coin in uncirculated condition is another strong lot, as is the 2021 Wiggles 30th anniversary scalloped 30c piece, which tends to draw collectors.

Bank notes are also in the mix, though the lot list is light on specifics. If you are after a quick portfolio addition or a themed gift, the Bradman coin on its original card is a standout. Check the close date of 28 July 2026 and note that Grays runs these as timed auctions, so factor in the buyer’s premium and any delivery costs from NSW.

This auction pulls together a solid mix of modern commemoratives and older silver. The 1966 round fifty cent is a key pickup for decimal collectors, being the only year struck in 80% silver before the switch to dodecagonal cupro-nickel. The 1944 florin is a wartime issue with strong collector demand in uncirculated grade.

Also worth a look is the 2016 Holden Heritage collection, with a 50c coin on card featuring the HQ Kingswood. That series has a loyal following among car and coin collectors alike. The full lot list covers a range of decimal coins, pre-decimal silver, and bank notes, so there is something for both budget buyers and serious stackers. Check the condition descriptions carefully on the older pieces.

This auction leans heavily into Australian numismatics and precious metal pieces. The headline lot is the Ned Kelly & Gang set of four 1oz ingots finished in 999 24k gold, serial number 2, which will draw serious interest from collectors of both outlaw history and bullion. The 1916 King George V one penny is a classic entry-level pre-decimal coin with strong demand in circulated grades.

Also of note is the New "Ned Kelly #4" 1/10th oz HGE 999 gold Australiana coin, a smaller but still collectible piece tied to the same theme. The Global Trade Unit 1 gram 999 pure silver coin comes with a certificate, adding confidence for silver stackers. Buyers should check condition descriptions closely, as coin grading can vary significantly between lots. The auction runs as a standard timed sale, so factor in the close date of July 29 and bid accordingly.

This is a tight collection of 100 lots for coin and banknote collectors. The standout is the Ned Kelly series 2 set, finished in 999 24k gold, each ingot weighing a full ounce. For silver buyers, the Global Trade Unit 1 gram bar comes with its certificate, and there is a new Ned Kelly #4 1/10th oz HGE 999 gold Australiana coin.

The 1916 KGV penny is a solid entry-level piece for pre-decimal collectors. With the close date set for July 30, 2026, you have time to sift through the full catalogue. Check the condition notes on each lot before bidding, particularly on the older coins.

This auction covers a broad spread of Australian numismatic history, from wartime silver to modern commemoratives. The 1944 florin is a key lot for pre-decimal collectors, while the 1966 round fifty cent piece marks the transition to decimal currency and is struck in silver. The 2016 Holden Heritage Collection HQ Kingswood coin on card taps into the car enthusiast market.

Buyers should check each lot for grade and packaging. The Anzac Day coin is still in its mint card, which helps preserve condition and presentation. With 82 lots, there is enough variety to suit both serious collectors and those after a single quality piece for a gift or personal collection.

This is a tight, specialised sale for collectors of Australian numismatics and precious metals. The Ned Kelly set alone is a serious piece: four 1oz 999 gold ingots in serial 2, finished in 24k. That’s a heavy lot for any buyer chasing bullion with a historical edge.

Other highlights include the Global Trade Unit 1 gram silver coin, certified, and the new “Ned Kelly #4” 1/10th oz HGE 999 gold Australiana coin. The 1916 KGV one penny rounds out the older-era appeal. With 100 lots and a close date of 31 July 2026, you have time to bid selectively. Focus on the gold items if weight and purity are your game; the silver and penny lots suit a broader collection. No filler here, just graded metal and Australian history.

This auction covers a solid spread of decimal and pre-decimal coinage. The 1966 first and last Queen Elizabeth silver round fifty cents is a key piece for anyone building a set of round fifty-cent coins, and the 1944 silver florin is worth a close look if you want a wartime coin in high grade.

The modern releases are also strong. The 2026 Anzac Day $1 coin from the Perth Mint is still fresh but will hold interest for collectors who grab early issues. The 2016 Holden Heritage coin on card taps into the car memorabilia market, which has been active lately. With 82 lots, you can cherry-pick single items or go for a bundle approach. Check the condition notes carefully on the older silver.

This is a pure jewellery catalogue, heavy on gold filled pieces with Italian stamps. The 18K yellow gold filled Cuban chains come in 55cm and 60cm lengths, with widths up to 10mm. Each of those lots also includes a bonus gift, so you are getting extra value on top of the bid price.

The 14K gold filled set combines a chain, bracelet, and earrings, all Italian-stamped. That is a ready-to-wear bundle for someone wanting a coordinated look without buying separate lots. The collection runs to 79 items, so there is plenty to pick through beyond the featured pieces.

Buyers should check the close date of 1 August 2026. With Grays running the sale, expect standard online bidding. No indication of condition on individual lots, so factor that into your bids. The bonus gift offer is specific to certain chains, not the entire catalogue.

The numismatic mix covers precious metal bullion alongside commemorative and uncirculated currency. The Scottsdale and Valcambi gold bars offer small-denomination stacking options, while the 1g silver bars round out the precious metals category. For collectors, the 1990 ANZAC Queen Elizabeth II 5 Dollar coin in uncirculated condition is a solid pick.

A notable inclusion is the 2021 Wiggles 30th anniversary 30c coin with its scalloped coloured finish, a modern collectable with broad appeal. The Bradman 5 Dollar bi-metal coin on its original card of issue from 1996 carries both sporting and commemorative value. Bidders should inspect the full lot list for bank note inclusions and further coin grades, as condition varies across the range. Close date is 1 August 2026, so there is time to research each item before bidding.

This is a straight-up trade stock auction for the beauty reseller or the person who wants a serious skincare stash. With 82 lots, the offering is consistent: repeat listings of the same two high-end Shiseido products in sealed retail packaging. No mixed lots or damaged goods to sort through.

The Benefiance Extra Creamy Cleansing Foam comes in boxes of ten 30ml tubes. That is a premium foaming cleanser from Shiseido’s anti-ageing line. The White Lucent Brightening Gel Cream is a 15ml jar from their brightening range. Both are popular travel or trial sizes that move well online or in-store.

If you are flipping these or stocking a shelf, the volume is the draw. Grays is running this as a timed auction, so check the close date and bid on the specific lot quantities you need. No guessing what you will get. It is all new and listed.

This is a straight-up jewellery clearance with no reserve to mess about. Every lot kicks off at five bucks, so the value is in picking the right pieces before someone else does.

Standout lots include the Garnet and Swarovski Crystal gold plated pendant necklace, the Rose Quartz and Crystal gold plated version, and a Synthetic Turquoise and Crystal gold pendant. The Green Agate and Swarovski Crystal gold plated necklace rounds out the top tier. All are finished with gold plating, not cheap base metal.

If you are after handmade-style beaded jewellery for resale or gifting, this is a solid pickup. The $5 start means you can grab multiples without blowing the budget. Closes August 2, 2026.

This is an unreserved cleanout of workshop, office, and general assets. The lot list covers production equipment, cleaning gear, and mobility accessories. The SINO GALVO SG7110 is a serious piece of kit for marking metal or plastic parts. The Victa MV1200 is a heavy-duty electric vacuum built for outdoor debris, not your standard domestic blower.

Also in the mix is a Haaga 477 walk-behind floor sweeper, ideal for warehouses or factory floors. There is a hitch mount for an electric mobility scooter carrier, which suits anyone moving scooters behind a vehicle. Office assets are included but the workshop gear is the main draw.

Check the lot list for condition reports. With 146 lots and no reserve, prices should stay sharp. Close date is listed as TBC, so check the listing for the final cut-off.

This is a clean-out from a big retail operation, so expect ex-display, customer returns, and overstock. The lot list leans hard into premium household brands. The Delonghi Magnifica Start fully automatic coffee machine is a solid pick for anyone wanting bean-to-cup without the cafe price tag. The Dyson WashG1 wet floor cleaner and the Airwrap Multi Hair Styler are both listed with minor use, meaning they will still scrub up well for a fraction of retail.

The Roborock Saros Z70 vacuum is a high-end robot unit, black finish, and noted as used with no extras. That is worth a look if you already have the charging dock or can source one cheap. Sony electricals and PlayStation hardware round out the tech side, so there is something for resellers and home users alike. Check condition notes carefully before bidding. Some items are clearly second hand, but the starting bids should reflect that.