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INDEPENDENT PERSPECTIVE. EXCEPTIONAL ASSETS.Friday 9 October 2026 | Updated London
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Friday 9 October 2026

  1. WIRECollectible Motor AssetsBring a Trailer

    Bring a Trailer reports that a 2022 Ford GT showing just 17 miles is being offered by a dealer in Illinois. It is one of only 30 cars produced with the Liquid Carbon exterior specification.

  2. WIRERare CollectiblesCoinWeek

    CoinWeek reports that Denver produced 1,569,500 Peace dollars in 1934, with a doubled-die variety among the issue’s distinguishing features. Despite its Depression-era origins, the 1934-D is not the series’ rarest coin.

  3. WIRELuxury PropertyPrimeResi

    PrimeResi reports that Chestertons has appointed a new head of short lets, as the London agency sees increased interest from owners whose homes are taking longer to sell.

  4. WIREFine ArtArtnet News

    Artnet News reports that archival material from prominent New York galleries is now accessible online.

  5. WIRERare CollectiblesCoinWeek

    CoinWeek reports that the 1955 doubled-die Lincoln cent remains a standout collector’s coin as US penny production for everyday use comes to an end, illustrating the potential for exceptional finds among everyday coins.

  6. WIRELuxury PropertyRobb Report Shelter

    Robb Report Shelter reports that an Italian mountain villa featured in several scenes of the 2021 film House of Gucci, which starred Lady Gaga and Adam Driver.

  7. WIRELuxury PropertyRobb Report Shelter

    Robb Report Shelter reports that a four-bedroom estate occupies a clifftop position on Belvedere Island in Marin County, with views towards the Golden Gate Bridge from nearly all its rooms.