We have been active in Lugano for over 25 years and we treat collector's coins, investment coins and works of art with the utmost confidentiality and professionalism. Astarte is your numismatics specialist who has historically carried out numerous public auctions at an international level, contributing to enriching the main collections of private collectors and public institutions.
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Calabria. Tarentum. Punic occupation, circa 212-209 BC
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CALABRIA. Tarentum. Punic occupation, circa 212-209 BC.
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Lucania. Metapontum, circa 215-207 BC
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Bruttium. Hipponium, 350-300 BC
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Sicily. Syracuse. Dionysios I, 405-367 BC
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ATTICA. Athens. Circa 454-404 BC.
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Indo-Greek Kingdom, Menander, circa 165-130 BC
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Kings of Parthia. Mithradates II, circa 121-91 BC
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Kings of Parthia. Phraates IV, circa 38/7-2 BC
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Kings of Parthia. Artabanos III, circa 10-38
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Zeugitania. Carthage, circa 290-270 BC
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PISIDIA. Termessus Major. Pseudo-autonomous issue. c. 260-261
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Trieste (Arcivescovi). Arlongo de' Visgoni, 1260-1282.
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Belgium. Leopold I. 20 Francs 1865
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Cuba. 5 Pesos 1915
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Cuba. 10 Pesos 1916
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Egypt. 50 Piastres AH 1929
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France. Napoleon III. 100 Francs 1868
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France. Third Republic. 100 Francs 1909
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German States. Prussia. 20 Mark 1890
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Italy. Pesaro. Giovanni Sforza 1480-1500
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Italy. Vittorio Emanuele I. Half scudo 1814
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Italy. Vittorio Emanuele II. 10 Lire 1865
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Liechtenstein. 10 Franken 1946
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Netherland. King William III. 10 Gulden 1875
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• Experience of more then 40 Years
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Why Collect Coins & Art?
Collectibles are an asset type that can help investors diversify their portfolios away from stocks and bonds. Unlike securities, the value of collectibles typically isn’t tied to market trends. Instead, their worth is influenced by a range of different factors, including demand.
With coin collecting, as with collecting other items, the more rare the coin, the more valuable it is. investing in rare coins has the advantage of potentially providing significant profits. However, it also has downsides to consider, including the fact that earning money investing in rare coins takes time.
Why Invest in Coins & Art?
If you’re interested in examining various rare coins, ASTARTE S.A. is the best place to start. We offer a curated collections of ancient coins from 600BC to 20th century.
If you’re just getting started investing in rare coins, consider connecting with a mentor who can guide you through researching the value and potential future value of coins. You can also learn about this field by collecting through coin shows, reading books and articles, talking to coin dealers, and joining coin clubs.
Why Switzerland?
There are few places in the world where businesses can thrive as they can in Switzerland. An economic powerhouse, Switzerland’s well-regulated market, political stability, and innovative spirit make it an ideal choice for business expansion.
Switzerland’s robust financial sector, its tradition of precision and quality in manufacturing, attractive tax system, and a highly skilled, multilingual workforce are also factors that make it an increasingly attractive proposition for foreign entrepreneurs and established enterprises alike.
While starting a business anywhere comes with its challenges, the benefits of setting up shop in Switzerland are too significant to ignore. Below, we’ll break down the many advantages of doing business in this booming market.
Switzerland is known for its incredibly stable economy. In a world where economic instability can be a significant risk factor for businesses, this is a substantial advantage. The Swiss Franc, one of the strongest and most stable currencies worldwide, can provide security and confidence for businesses trading internationally.
Switzerland’s stringent intellectual property laws provide strong protections for businesses, particularly those in innovation-driven sectors such as pharmaceuticals, technology, and precision engineering. These robust laws ensure that businesses can develop and commercialise their innovations without fear of infringement.