At Grays Online Auctions This Week: Collectables, Jewellery, Industrial and 54 More Events

This is a straight-up unreserved clearance, so everything has to go. The standout lots are the single-use bioprocess equipment, including the Flexboy 50 L and 10 L bags from Saint-Gobain, ideal for labs or production lines handling sterile fluids. The PowderTainer II units in various sizes are a solid find for anyone moving powders safely.

The auction covers a full site wind-down, meaning you are bidding on gear that was in active use. No reserve prices holding things back. Check the close date closely, as Grays runs these until the last bid drops. If you need bioprocess consumables or containment systems, this is a direct line to bulk lots without the usual distributor markup.

This auction is stacked with unused gear for anyone running a skid steer loader or excavator. The trencher attachment is a standout for digging service lines or drainage, while the auger drive suits fencing or post-hole work. The sweeper broom keeps job sites clean without swapping machines, and the 4-in-1 bucket gives you grab, doze, and clamp capability straight out of the crate.

Buyers should check the close date is still TBC, so set a reminder and watch for confirmation. With 101 lots all unused, you’re looking at gear that hasn’t copped any site wear. If you’re based in the Toowoomba region, pick-up from Torrington keeps freight costs down. No need to guess condition here, it’s all fresh stock.

This is a straight unused stock clearance, so you’re looking at factory-fresh condition across the board. The standout lots are the heavy duty container shelters: a 60ft x 40ft model, a 40ft x 60ft version with an end wall, and a standard 40ft container shelter. These are serious steel-frame structures, ideal for farm storage, worksite cover, or machinery sheds.

Beyond the shelters, the lot list includes a solid spread of tool boxes, generators, and general workshop equipment. No secondhand wear here, everything is listed as unused. If you need industrial storage or power gear for a rural property or business, this auction saves you the retail markup without the wait.

Check the close date on the listing, as Grays runs these with a hard finish. Bid on the big-ticket items early to gauge the room.

These aren’t your average secondhand sheds. The container shelters are listed as unused, meaning you get factory-fresh heavy duty steel structures without the wait or retail price. The 60ft x 40ft model is the big ticket here, ideal for a workshop, machinery storage, or a large covered workspace. The three 40ft units also offer serious weather protection for gear or vehicles.

If you need a full industrial setup, this auction has more than shelters. The workshop gear and generators in the lot list round out a useful package for a site upgrade or new yard. With 80 lots and a TBC close date, check the Grays listing for the exact end time. Buyers should factor in transport from Townsville, but the unused condition makes these a strong play for anyone needing bulk storage or a covered work area.

This sale covers a broad sweep of Australian numismatic history. The standout is the 1966 silver round fifty cents, marking both the first and last year of Queen Elizabeth on that denomination. The 1944 silver florin is another strong lot for collectors chasing pre-decimal silver in high grade.

Also up is a 2016 uncirculated 50c Holden Heritage Collection coin on card featuring the HQ Kingswood. That taps into the car enthusiast market alongside coin collectors. With 83 lots, you get a mix of modern commemoratives and older silver content. Check the condition descriptions closely, especially on the 1944 florin. The auction closes on June 30, so there is time to browse the full catalogue.

This auction leans hard into Australian numismatics and precious metals. The Ned Kelly series appears twice: the full four-ingot set in 999 24k gold, and a separate "Ned Kelly #4" 1/10th oz HGE 999 gold Australiana coin. That gives bidders two entry points into the bushranger theme.

Other lots worth a look include the 1916 King George V one penny, a classic pre-decimal piece that always draws interest, and the Global Trade Unit 1 gram 999 pure silver coin, which comes with a certificate. If you collect Australian decimal or pre-decimal currency, the full lot list should reveal more depth.

The close date is 30 June 2026, so there is time to study the catalogue. Bidders should check each lot for condition and certification details, especially on the higher-value gold items.

This is a serious cellar clearance for anyone chasing iconic Australian reds. The standout is the Penfolds Grange Hermitage 1966, a vintage that helped cement Grange’s reputation. Also worth noting is the 1994 Henschke Hill of Grace, a sought-after Eden Valley shiraz from a strong year.

The signed 1979 Grange magnum adds collector appeal. Don Ditter was Penfolds’ chief winemaker at the time, so that bottle carries provenance beyond the wine itself. The rest of the 81 lots include other Penfolds and Henschke vintages, plus supporting labels from South Australia.

Bidding closes 30 June 2026. Check the lot list for bottle condition and storage notes before you commit.

This 83-lot sale covers a solid cross-section of Australian numismatics, from silver decimal coins to pre-decimal rarities. The 1966 first and last Queen Elizabeth silver round fifty cents is a key piece for collectors of early decimal currency, while the 1944 florin offers a genuine uncirculated example from the war years.

The Holden Heritage coin on card is a niche item for motoring fans, and the Anzac Day $1 coin is fresh from this year’s mint release. If you are after bulk lots or individual high-grade specimens, the catalogue has both. Check the condition notes carefully on the older silver. Bidding closes 1 July 2026.

This auction is a proper deep dive for coin collectors, with a strong focus on Australian history and precious metals. The Ned Kelly set is the headline act: four 1oz ingots in 999 24k gold, series 2. That’s serious weight for a themed set. There’s also a new "Ned Kelly #4" 1/10th oz HGE 999 gold Australiana coin for buyers on a smaller budget.

Beyond the bushranger theme, you’ve got solid entry points like the 1916 KGV One Penny, a classic pre-decimal piece, and the Global Trade Unit 1 gram 999 silver coin with certificate. That silver coin is a tidy little item for stacking or gifting. The mix of bullion and numismatics means there’s something for both the serious collector and the casual buyer chasing a bit of gold or silver at auction prices. Check the lot list closely for any additional notes on condition and grading.

This is a retail return and minor-use clearance, so condition varies. The standout lot is a Henredon 7-piece dining set, a serious piece of furniture. Also worth a look: a Thomasville modular fabric sectional in grey (six pieces, minor use noted), a Ninja Luxe Café espresso machine (model ES601ANZ), and a Roborock Qrevo Edge vacuum cleaner (white, model RR-QRE02-03-WHT, used).

Buyers should check the notes on each lot carefully. Some items like the Roborock and Ninja have been used, while others are unopened returns. The sheer range here is the draw: you can chase a premium coffee machine, a top-tier robot vac, and a full dining setup in one auction. Close date is July 1, so get your bids in early.

This is a straight retail clearance, not a job lot of dead stock. The Sony WH-1000XM6 is the latest flagship model, released in 2025, and usually commands top dollar. The Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic (46mm, Bluetooth) is the current generation, so you are getting a current-model smartwatch without the retail markup.

Other standout pieces include the LG Smart Monitor Swing 32U889SA-W, a 32-inch 4K UHD display with a built-in smart platform. Apple AirPods (3rd Gen) are also in the mix, with a verified serial number. With 100 lots on offer, expect a mix of sealed boxes and open-box returns. Check each lot for condition notes before bidding. The auction closes 2 July, so get in early while the pickings are still fresh.

This is a straight-up jewellery play for anyone chasing hallmarked gold-filled gear at wholesale-style pricing. The standout is the consistent run of Italian stamped pieces: Cuban link chains in 50cm and 55cm, plus rope chains with the bonus tag. Every lot carries a quality guarantee, which cuts the usual risk on second-hand bling.

Buyers should note the 18k gold fill is a thick bonded layer, not a flash plate, so these chains hold up to daily wear. The bonus gift adds a little extra value, but the real play is stacking multiple lots to cover gifting or resale. Set your budget early and watch the close time. NSW location means pickup is straightforward, no courier drama if you’re local.

This is a straight-up silver and CZ sale, no reserve games. The standout lots are the 8A grade oval stones at 3ct and 3.5ct, which punch well above their weight for sparkle. The 0.5ct ribbon rings are a solid everyday option, while the 18K gold-filled band on the size 7 adds a bit of warmth to the mix.

Every purchase comes with a free gift, though the listing doesn’t specify what. Given the 55-lot count, expect quick turnover on popular sizes. Rings are sized 6 and 7 only, so check your fit before bidding. Grays runs this out of NSW, so factor in standard postage time to the close date of 2 July 2026.

This is a straight-up jewellery clearance with 54 lots, all built around 925 sterling silver and 5A cubic zirconia. The standout is the 18K gold filled ‘Love’ pendant necklace, which gives a premium look without the solid gold price. There is also an interlocking pendant necklace and a 2ct oval cubic zirconia ring in size 7, both in 925 silver.

If you are after stackable rings, the 3mm pink cubic zirconia band in size 8 is a solid pick. The free gift adds a little extra value, but the real draw is the volume of silver and CZ pieces. Check the close date of 2 July 2026 and bid based on silver weight, not the inflated retail tags.

This 58-lot auction from Grays is built around stamped 22K Italy gold filled jewellery. The lot list shows several identical gold filled bracelets, each described as warranty quality and gift-ready. One rose gold filled bracelet adds a colour alternative.

The "bonus gift" in the title suggests the winning bidder may receive an extra item with purchase, though the exact gift is not detailed in the lot descriptions. If you are after gift-grade gold filled accessories, this auction offers multiple chances on the same style. Check each lot for condition notes and warranty specifics before bidding.

This auction goes beyond pocket change. The Ned Kelly set alone is a serious collectible, finished in 999 24k gold and serial numbered. For silver buyers, the Global Trade Unit 1 gram coin comes with its certificate, which adds confidence for resale.

There is also a new "Ned Kelly #4" 1/10th oz HGE 999 gold Australiana coin in the mix. The 1916 KGV One Penny is a classic pre-decimal piece that draws interest from both coin collectors and history buffs. With 100 lots, expect a spread of denominations and eras, though the bullion and themed pieces will drive the bidding. Check the lot list for full details before the 2 July close.

This sale leans hard on modern kitchen upgrades and pet-friendly homewares. The Samsung SRF7900BFH fridge is the headline lot, with its Family Hub touchscreen and smart features. For coffee drinkers, the Beko CEG7302B machine delivers fresh-ground espresso at the touch of a button. The Ninja CREAMi is a solid pick for anyone who wants to churn out gelato or sorbet at home without the countertop clutter.

Beyond the big-ticket items, there is a Sunbeam Food Lab dehydrator and a mix of baby gear and pet products. The lot list covers enough variety to fill a pantry or restock a small cafe kitchen. Bidding closes on July 2, so check the listing for full specs and condition notes before you commit.

This sale covers a solid spread of Australian numismatic history, from colonial silver to modern commemoratives. The 1944 silver florin is a genuine uncirculated piece, not a cleaned or polished example, which makes it a standout for pre-decimal collectors. The 1966 round fifty cent is the original silver version, struck only that year before the switch to cupronickel, so it carries both precious metal value and collector appeal.

There is also a 2016 uncirculated 50c Holden Heritage Collection coin on card featuring the HQ Kingswood, a popular series for automotive and coin collectors alike. Banknotes are present in the lot list too, though specific series and denominations are not detailed in the notes. Buyers should check each lot for condition and grading, especially on the older silver pieces where wear heavily affects value. The auction closes on a Thursday, so factor that into your bidding plans.

This is a tight, focused catalogue for anyone after gold filled jewellery. The standout items are the stamped Italian-made rings, offering a reliable gauge of quality. The 0.5ct emerald cut pieces appear in three ring sizes, while the larger 1.5ctw oval cut ring is a single size 8.

If you are stacking bids or buying for resale, the repeat lots give you room to aim for the best price without overpaying. The bonus gift mentioned in the title is worth noting, so check the listing details on Grays to see what it covers before bidding. With 82 lots, the auction is manageable to scan and bid on in one session.

This is a pure jewellery catalogue, no filler. Every piece carries GRA certification for the moissanite, which means verified VVS1 clarity stones. The gold is all 9K, so you are getting solid precious metal, not plated junk.

Standout lots include the 5mm ball stud earrings and the 4mm heart studs, both classic everyday pieces. The mini initial studs in B and C are a nice touch for personalised gifts. If you are after moissanite engagement or stacking rings, expect them to appear among the 100 lots as well.

Buyers should note the close date is 3 July 2026, so there is time to browse the full catalogue. Grays runs this one online, so check the listing for postage or pickup options from their NSW location. No reserve prices are stated, so start low and see where bidding lands.

This auction covers a broad sweep of numismatic material, from pre-decimal Australian pennies to modern silver and gold bullion pieces. The 1916 KGV One Penny is a solid entry for early Australian coin collectors, while the Germania Mint 1g 999.9 Fine Silver Bar appeals to stackers wanting a compact, high-purity piece.

The Ned Kelly themed 1/10th oz gold coin in a timber display adds a bit of local outlaw history to the mix. With 100 lots closing on July 3, 2026, buyers should check each item’s condition and certification details before bidding. The lot list includes both single coins and sets, so there is variety for entry-level collectors and more serious numismatists alike.

The standout lot is the Eureka Stockade Flag Coloured 1/10th OZ 999.0 Pure Solid Silver Coin, a piece of Australian history in precious metal. For everyday wear, there is a Smart Watch for Men and Women with call function and fitness tracking, plus a 0.08 carat white 5 round diamond lot worth a look if you are after small accent stones.

The 36pcs Healing Crystals and Stones Set covers chakra quartz and gemstones for collectors or resellers. With 88 lots across jewellery, timepieces, and memorabilia, this is a mixed catalogue where the silver coin and loose diamond offer the best value for buyers who know their weights and grades.

This sale covers the usual Grays mix of precious metal items and everyday accessories, but the standout is the loose diamond selection. If you need small accent stones for a custom jewellery project, the 0.03 and 0.08 carat rounds let you buy at wholesale-adjacent pricing without the jeweller’s margin. The brown diamond in particular is an unusual find in this format.

The silver coin with the four-leaf clover motif comes with a certificate of authenticity, so it is a safe bet for collectors who want proof of purity. The smart watch targets the budget end of the wearable market, offering AMOLED screen quality and call functionality at a price point well below major brands.

Check each lot for condition notes, especially on the watches. With 88 lots spread across jewellery and collectables, you can bundle shipping to save. Bid closes on the third of July.

This is a deep catalogue for collectors, with 100 lots spanning everything from gold bullion to historical copper. The standout is the Ned Kelly series: four separate 1oz ingots struck in 999 24k gold, plus a newer "Ned Kelly #4" 1/10th oz HGE 999 gold Australiana coin. That’s a serious set if you’re after outlaw-themed precious metal.

For the numismatic crowd, the 1916 Australia KGV one penny is a classic key date piece. There’s also a Global Trade Unit 1 gram 999 pure silver coin with its certificate, which adds confidence for stackers. The mix of raw bullion and certified coins means you can chase both weight and rarity.

Check each lot’s condition photos carefully, especially on the older coins. With a July 3 close date, you have time to sort your bids. Grays runs a tight ship on collectables, so expect proper grading notes in the listings.

This auction covers the full collector spectrum, from silver pre-decimal coins to modern commemoratives. The 1966 round fifty cent piece is a key transitional item for any decimal collection, while the 1944 florin offers a genuine uncirculated example from wartime Australia. Also on offer is the 2016 UNC 50c Holden Heritage Collection featuring the HQ Kingswood on card, which appeals to both motoring and coin enthusiasts.

Buyers should check the condition descriptions carefully, particularly on the older silver coins where grading makes a big difference to value. The Anzac Day $1 coin is a recent release but may attract interest from military history collectors. With 83 lots available, bidding closes on 3 July 2026.

The 88-lot catalogue covers bullion, commemorative coins, and collectable banknotes. The gold bars are a clear standout for anyone after small-weight precious metals. The Bradman coin is a recognised collector piece from the 1996 Centenary of the Don series, still on the original card.

There is also a 1990 Australia $5 ANZAC Queen Elizabeth II uncirculated coin, and a 2021 Wiggles 30th anniversary scalloped coloured 30c coin. That last one is unusual and tends to draw interest from pop culture collectors. The close date is 4 July 2026, so there is time to browse the full list and decide what to chase.

This auction is pure moissanite territory, all graded VVS1 clarity. The standout pieces are in solid 9K gold, not plated. The Ribbed Ring and the Infinity Necklace (40-45cm) are clean everyday options. The Faith Love Hope Necklace is a solid gifting piece at the same length.

For diamond buyers, the Rose Gold 0.33ct GH I1 Diamond Straight Line Hooks offer a genuine stone in a rose gold setting. No mixed lots or junk. Every item comes with a GRA certificate, so grading is verified. If you want moissanite in yellow or rose gold without the retail markup, this is a tight selection. Check the lot images for actual chain thickness and clasp type.

This is a straight-up jewellery auction for anyone wanting certified moissanite with VVS1 clarity, all set in 9K yellow gold. The lot list covers rings, earrings, bracelets, and pendants, with standout items including the CRESENT MOON stud earrings and the detailed EVIL EYE bracelet. Each piece carries a GRA certification, so you know exactly what you are bidding on.

If you are after gift-ready jewellery or building a moissanite collection, this sale has solid variety. The auction closes on 4 July 2026, so there is time to browse the full catalogue. No reserve prices are mentioned, which often means potential value for buyers who do their homework.

This auction is a strong mix for both bullion buyers and coin collectors. The Ned Kelly gold ingots are the headline item, each struck in 999 fine gold and presented as a set of four. For silver stackers, there is a Global Trade Unit 1 gram 999 silver coin with certificate, and a new "Ned Kelly #4" 1/10th oz HGE 999 gold Australiana coin.

The 1916 Australia KGV one penny is a solid entry for pre-decimal collectors. With 100 lots in total, the range covers everything from modern bullion to historic currency. Bids close on 4 July 2026. Check the full lot list for grading and condition notes before bidding.

This auction covers a solid spread of Australian numismatic history. The 1966 round fifty cent piece is a key transitional item, struck in 80% silver before the switch to cupro-nickel. The 1944 florin in uncirculated grade is another standout for pre-decimal collectors.

The 2016 Holden Heritage Collection coin on card is a modern collectable, featuring the HQ Kingswood. It comes in official mint packaging. If you collect commemorative coins, the 2026 Anzac Day carded issue from the Perth Mint is about as current as it gets.

With 83 lots, expect a mix of decimal and pre-decimal coins plus bank notes. Check the full listing for condition notes and grading details before bidding.

The standout lots are the Italian-stamped yellow gold filled pieces, all carrying the 18K or 14K mark. The 60cm, 6mm chain comes with a bonus gift, as does the 55cm, 10mm Cuban chain. These are the kind of items that hold their weight in any jewellery box.

The 14K set covers three matching pieces, which is handy if you want a coordinated look without hunting for separate lots. With 79 lots total, expect a mix of chains and collectables rather than a massive catalogue. Bidding closes on 5 July 2026, so check the listings now and pick your preferred items.

This catalogue leans hard into 9K yellow gold, with a strong mix of moissanite and genuine diamond pieces. The moissanite stones carry a GRA certificate and VVS1 clarity, making them a solid alternative for buyers who want the look without the diamond price tag. The diamond lots are small carat weights (0.02ct to 0.05ct) with HI colour and I1 clarity, so expect inclusions visible under close inspection.

The lock necklace at 41-43cm is a versatile everyday piece, while the diamond ring and pendant suit stacking or gifting. If you’re after earrings, the HLW diamond-cut oval hoops offer some sparkle at a modest weight. No reserve prices are stated, so bidding may start low. Close date is 5 July 2026, which gives you time to sort the moissanite from the diamonds before bidding.

This is a straight-up clearance from a pawnbroker, so the stock is pre-owned but often high-quality. The jewellery lots are the main draw: multiple diamond cluster rings in 9ct and 18ct gold, plus an emerald and diamond ring that could punch above its weight at auction. Given the EOFY timing, the seller is likely clearing inventory for a stocktake, which can work in a buyer’s favour.

No street-level detail on condition, so factor that into your bidding. The lot list is heavy on rings, but pawnbroker clearances often include watches, loose stones, or small silver items that get added late. Check the full catalogue before the close date, 5 July 2026. Bid accordingly, and don’t assume the ring sizes fit without checking first.

The jewellery lots are the main draw here. You’ve got a 0.03 carat brown round diamond and a 0.08 carat white round diamond set with five stones. Both are loose, so they’re suitable for resetting or remodelling. The silver coin is a 999.0 pure solid silver piece with a certificate of authenticity, which tends to hold interest from collectors.

On the accessories side, the smartwatch for men and women includes an AMOLED display and call function. That’s a functional everyday piece rather than a luxury item, but it could be a cheap grab if bidding stays low. Memorabilia lots are also included, though specific brands or models aren’t detailed in the full lot list.

Buyers should check the condition notes on the jewellery before bidding. Diamonds at this carat weight can be affordable entry points, but clarity and cut quality matter. The auction closes on a Sunday evening, so set your own reminder.

This auction leans heavily into precious metals and Australian history. The Ned Kelly set is the headline: four separate 1oz ingots finished in 999 24k gold, serial number 2. Serious collectors will also note the 1916 KGV one penny, a classic pre-decimal piece with strong demand in that grade.

For the bullion buyer, there is a 1 gram 999 pure silver coin from the Global Trade Unit series, complete with certificate, plus a new "Ned Kelly #4" 1/10th oz HGE 999 gold Australiana coin. That one is a modern commemorative but carries the gold weight. No bank notes are listed in the detailed lots, so the focus is squarely on the coins and ingots. Check the condition photos carefully, especially on the 1916 penny, as grading makes the difference in value.

This is a straight-up materials auction for anyone who works with leather, whether you’re upholstering, making bags, or doing craft work. The standout lots are the AAA top grade olive nappa lambskin, which is a premium finish for soft goods, and the stone colour suede lambskin hides that offer a versatile neutral tone.

With 66 lots closing on July 5 2026, you can bid on multiple sizes to suit different projects. The super soft suede hides come in 4 and 5 square foot options, while the nappa leather goes up to 6 square foot. No tools, no machinery, just hides. Check the close date and bid on the sizes you need.

This is a proper mixed-bag coin auction with serious collector appeal. The 1944 silver florin is a standout for pre-decimal buyers, especially in uncirculated nick. The 1966 round fifty cent is the one to watch for decimal era collectors, being both the first year of decimal currency and the last to feature Queen Elizabeth in silver.

Modern commemoratives are well represented. The 2026 Anzac Day carded coin from the Perth Mint is fresh stock, and the 2016 Holden Heritage Collection HQ Kingswood 50c on card taps into the car nut crossover market. Expect strong interest on that one.

With 83 lots, there is depth across silver, commemoratives, and bank notes. Check the full listing for the note lots. If you are building a set or flipping modern carded coins, this catalogue has enough variety to fill a cart.

This auction covers a wide spread of categories, from fine jewellery to fitness tech. The standout is the Eureka Stockade Flag coloured 1/10th oz 999.0 pure solid silver coin, a piece with genuine historical appeal. Also on offer is a smart watch with call function and heart rate monitor, suitable for men or women.

The lot list includes a 0.08 carat white 5 round diamond, along with a 36-piece healing crystals and stones set featuring chakra quartz gemstones. With 88 lots closing on 5 July 2026, buyers can browse a mix of precious metals, wearable tech, and collectable memorabilia in one sale. Check the full catalogue for specific carat weights and condition notes before bidding.

This is a serious cellar clearance for anyone who knows Burgundy. The standout is the Domaine Comte Georges de Vogue Musigny 2020 in a 1.5L format, a wine that rarely appears at auction without a reserve. Also in the mix is the rare Musigny Blanc 2020, plus a bottle of Les Amoureuses 2020 from the same producer.

For red drinkers, the Armand Rousseau Gevrey Chambertin Clos St Jacques 2017 is a top-tier village-level wine from a strong vintage. With 100 lots and no reserve pricing, every bottle will sell to the highest bidder. Check the full catalogue for the complete spirit selection. Bidding closes 7 July 2026.

This sale is built around soft, high-quality leather for crafters, upholsterers, and small-scale manufacturers. The stone colour suede lambskin hides offer a versatile neutral tone, while the olive nappa lambskin leather brings a richer, top-grade finish for bags, accessories, or furniture. Both are listed as genuine leather with super soft handling.

Buyers should check the lot sizes carefully, as the 4sqft, 5sqft, and 6sqft options suit different projects. The auction closes on 14 July 2026, so there is time to inspect the hides before bidding. With 66 lots, this is a focused sale for anyone needing consistent, quality leather without retail markups.

This is a serious collection for coin enthusiasts, not just a random box of old change. The standout is the full Silver Shilling run, which is a tough set to complete, and the 1933 date alone draws strong collector interest. The KGV penny is another solid piece of Australian pre-decimal history.

For those after precious metals, the 1 gram .999 silver coin is a straightforward bullion item, while the Ned Kelly gold piece adds a themed collectible angle. With 100 lots on the books, the range covers both numismatic rarities and modern investment-grade pieces. Check the condition notes carefully on the shillings, as grade will heavily influence the final price.

The jewellery section features a 0.08 carat white round diamond, so there is some genuine sparkle among the lots. The memorabilia includes the themed silver coin, which adds a bit of Australian history to the mix.

Buyers should check the condition reports if available, especially on the diamond and the smart watch. The healing crystals set is a bulk lot, so expect some variation in the stones. With 88 lots, this auction covers a broad spread of price points from entry-level accessories to a standalone diamond.

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 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 is a serious cleanout for anyone in construction or workshop trades. The DeWALT gear stands out, particularly the 18V 3×360 remote control green beam laser and the McLaren F1 branded cordless impact wrench combo kit. For pipework, the RIDGID heavy duty 1/2-inch tubing bender (Model 608) is a solid industrial piece.

The BROCKHAUS 120mm Heuer bench vice adds heavy-duty clamping capacity for a workshop setup. With the close date still to be confirmed and 329 lots available, buyers should check back for the deadline and plan for collection in Chipping Norton. This is a volume sale, so expect competitive bidding on the better-known brands.

This is a straight-up opportunity for anyone running a skid steer, especially in rural or construction work. The attachments are all listed as unused, which is rare for this type of gear. That grader attachment alone saves you hunting for a secondhand one that’s been beaten up.

Beyond the skid steer stuff, there’s workshop equipment mixed in. It’s worth scrolling through the full list to see if there’s tooling or storage that fits your shed. No close date set yet, so you’ve got time to inspect, but don’t leave it too late. Dubbo pickup means local buyers have a clear advantage on transport.

This is a pure retail clearance, not a warehouse clean-out. The headline item is the DYSON Airstrait Straightener in Bright Nickel/Rich Copper, a hot gadget that usually retails north of $700. It sits alongside OLIVIA BURTON’s Grove watch (RRP $154) and BEN SHERMAN’s Andre Trainer shoes in white.

Buyers should note the "Returns" tag. These are customer returns, not dead stock. Expect items to show wear, missing packaging, or minor defects. The lot list is heavy on IT equipment, household goods, and pallet lots, so you will need to bid based on what you can see in the photos. Grays runs these sales regularly, but the mix of branded fashion and electronics here is better than average. Check the condition notes carefully on each lot.

This one leans hard into premium household tech. Standouts include a Dormeo Octasmart Plus cooling mattress topper with memory foam and an Ecocell base, a Roborock QRevo Master vacuum cleaner (model RR-QRM52-03-BLK, minor use), and a Ninja Swirl by Creami 13-in-1 soft serve and ice cream maker in platinum. There is also a Kuvings C8000J cold press juicer, again with minor use noted.

If you are after home theatre or gaming, the Sony electricals and PlayStation lots should be worth a look. The Dyson vacuums are the usual clearance staples. The “minor use” notes on some items mean you are getting near-new condition at a discount, but check the condition reports before bidding. Auction closes 2 July, so do your research early.

This is a straight-up retailer sell-off, not a pick-through-the-rubbish job. The headline lots include the Dyson Airwrap Multi Hair Styler Complete Long in Nickel/Copper (noted as minor use) and the Roborock QRevo Curve Vacuum and Mop Cleaner, a serious bit of kit for anyone wanting hands-off floors. There’s also the Beaba Babycook Neo in Night Blue for parents, and a Dyson V8 Origin cordless vac with accessories.

With a hundred lots on the board and a close date of July 5, you’ve got time to sift the listings. The minor-use note on some items suggests they’re customer returns or display stock, not factory seconds. If you need a new vacuum, a kitchen gadget, or a console, this is one to watch without the usual retail markup.

This is a straight wholesale clearance, so expect pallet-sized lots aimed at anyone running a cafe, cleaning business, or retail outlet. The standout is the EZ Compact Towel sachets packed 9" x 10", with two full pallets listed. On the waste side, 27 boxes of medium octagonal bottom trash bags (27L, black) appear twice, giving you a solid stock of bin liners in a single lot.

The rest of the catalogue covers general merchandise and appliances, though specific brands and models are thin on the ground. If you need bulk disposables or commercial cleaning supplies, this is your kind of auction. Pickup is local to Melton, so factor that into your bid. Lots close on June 27, so check the listing for exact end times.

This is an unreserved sale, so everything goes to the highest bidder with no floor price protection. The 100 lots are heavy on enterprise-grade kit that typically holds its value well. The Cisco wireless controller alone is a piece that IT resellers and network admins will zero in on.

The Dell PowerEdge R350 and R340 are current-generation servers still widely used in small to medium business environments. The older HP ProLiant DL360p Gen8 is a workhorse, but check the specs carefully as it’s a few generations behind. No mention of drives or RAM included, so factor in the cost of sourcing those if you need a full system.

For anyone running a data centre refresh or buying spares for existing infrastructure, this auction is worth a deep dive. The close date is 3 July 2026, giving you time to inspect if you’re local to Jandakot.

This is a straight-up office clearance with 56 lots, all in the household category. The star lot is that large wooden conference table, which is handy if you need to move it through a tight doorway or upstairs. It is listed as used, so expect some wear.

The supporting cast is a run of cushioned chairs, with three listed individually. That suggests you can bid on just what you need rather than a full set. No details on the chair brand or fabric condition, so factor in a site inspection if you are fussy. Closes July 5, so there is time to suss it out.