Jewelry Allegedly Seized from Kairat Satybaldyuly Put Up for Sale Again
Photo: Orda.kz
The total starting price of the lots exceeds half a billion tenge, Orda.kz reports.
The Returned Assets Management Company has announced a repeat electronic auction to be held September 16–18, 2025, on the E-Qazyna platform. Items for sale include jewelry, commemorative coins, and watches. The combined starting price of all lots exceeds 548 million tenge.
One of the most valuable items is a 2018 Elizabeth II investment gold coin featuring a kangaroo, with a face value of $200. It is valued at 3.2 million tenge.
The auction will take place entirely online, open to participants worldwide. To join, bidders must register, place a security deposit, and submit an application within the designated timeframe.
Organizers promise full transparency of the process, with open access to item descriptions and valuations.
At a previous auction, collectible coins and jewelry worth 67 million tenge were offered for sale — items that, according to Orda.kz, were allegedly part of the property confiscated from Kairat Satybaldyuly.
In 2024, the Prosecutor General’s Office announced that, under a procedural agreement, the former president’s nephew returned luxury assets worth 783 billion tenge to the state. These included luxury cars, real estate, business centers, watches, and rare coins.
Original Author: Ruslan Loginov
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