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Xref Coins Catalogue for Auction Page:1 Website:www.mossgreen.com.au Sep 29, 2015 Lot Type Grading Description Est $A COINS & BANKNOTES - General & Miscellaneous Lots 1 $ A+ Proof sets 1971 Ceylon, 1974 Belize, Cook Islands, France x2, 1975 Bahamas, PNG, Singapore, 1976 South Africa, 1975 & 1978 New Zealand, 1977 Isle of Man x2, 1978 Australia, Isle of Man and Fiji. (18 sets) 250 2 $ A/A+ Carton of 1970s silver proof singles, mostly British Commonwealth including 1974 Seychelles 10 Rupee x13 loose and x6 cased, Isle of Man Crowns x13, Bermuda, Canada, Cook Islands, Fiji, Guyana, NZ, Mauritius, PNG, Sierra Leone, Singapore, plus Austria 100sch x6, Israel Pidyon Haben x4 etc. (110+) 800 3 $ Australia 1937 Crown EF, 1984-2008 Unc coin sets plus extra 1985-87, various $1 Unc (7) and 1984 $1 Proof in case, $5 Bradman and PNC & Phar Lap x3 plus Proof, $10 1982 Commonwealth Games Proof; Austria 1780 Thaler; Canada 1967 & 1971 Unc sets; GB QV Crowns (3) and other silver to KGV, 1985 x2 & 1988 Unc sets etc. (100+) 300 4 $ Remainders with Australia 1927 Florin, 1966 round 50c x14, 1982 $10 Games x2, GB QV 1890 Crown G, QEII Commemorative Crowns x14 including Guernsey, Isle of Man etc; also New Zealand 1940 Half Crown & 1953 Crown x2, 1967 $1, 1970 Unc set, 1981 & 1983 Silver $1 in cases; plus USSR 1980 Olympics silver proof set. (44 items) 200 5 $ Australia Bicentenary $10 'AB40' sequential run of 9 Unc (ex one with light corner crease), Falkland Islands 1983 £5 & 1986 £10 Unc Krause #13-14, and Great Britain 1970 £sd Proof coin set. (12) 150 6 $ Box of World remainders with Great Britain KEVII to 2/- & KGV to Crown; South Africa 1890s 6d x7, 1923 Florin EF & 1924 Half-Crown EF; also France, Greece, Middle East etc. (200+) 150 Lot 7 7 AB Inlaid coin cabinet 41x30x35cm with 13 blue felt-lined drawers, some fractures not detracting from appearance, (requires key to lock or new lock). 200 8 $ A British Commonwealth Proof sets including Australia/Netherlands 2006 $5/€„5 two coin set, GB 1971 decimals; Bahamas 1972 set; Fiji 1980 1982 & 1983 sets; PNG 1986 & 1971 sets, Cocos 2003 $10 Proof & 2004 mint set; Pitcairn 2009 Unc set, Tokelau Silver $1 x6 and collection remainders including RAM Canberra decimal coinage medallion (CuNi 54mm) and KEVIII fantasy crowns etc. (35 items) 300 9 $ Carton containing Australia 1966c 50c x3, 1982 50c and 1984 $1 mint rolls, $10 State series coins (14), 1986 & 1988 Proof & Unc sets, 1988 Silver Holey Dollar & Dump x3, $5 Al/bronze x6 plus Proof, $10 silver Unc & Proof, $10 Bicentenary banknote (2), 1991 1oz Kookaburra, circulated $1 notes (16); also Great Britain 1951 Festival Crown (purple case), group of Asian banknotes etc. (100+) 300 10 $ Carton of coins with Australia 1911-1964 ½d x2 (ex 1923) & 1d x2 (ex 1930) in albums, GB & NZ debased (50%) silver coinage 3d to 2/6d, noted NZ 1936 Florin aEF, NZ and GB Copper, World in bag with lots of British Commonwealth plus Banknotes with Australian KGVI-QEII Pre-decimal circulated 10/- & £1 banknotes (22), inspection should reward. Heavy. (many 100s) 500 Ex Lot 11 11 $ A/A- GOLD: Austria 1892 8Fl.20 francs, Prussia 1888 & 1905 20 Mark and Russia 1911 10 Rouble, EF/aUnc, Total 0.896oz agw. (4) 1,000 Page:2 Website:www.mossgreen.com.au Sep 29, 2015 Lot Type Grading Description Est $A COINS & BANKNOTES - AUSTRALIA - General & Miscellaneous Lots 12 $** Estate remainders containing pre-decimal banknotes KGVI 10/- & £1, QEII 10/- x3 & £1 plus decimals (face value $89), 1966 round 50c x29, 1977-78 & 81 Proof sets in foam packaging, 1978 Unc sets x4, small amount of £sd copper & silver coinage, 1c & 2c coins in bags, Australia postage 1c to 30c sheets and half-sheets, ephemera including share certificates and Mercedes-Benz promotional booklets etc. (Qty) 300 Lot 13 13 $ Box with ½d, 1d (½kg) and 3d to 2/-, noted 1911 ½d aUnc, 1958 1d with attractive rainbow toning, 1910 Florin VF plus 1927, 1934/35, 1951 & 1954 Commemoratives, 1937 x2 & 1938 Crowns, Renniks Souvenir Coin Album with (last/first) £sd/decimals, 1966c Round 50c x6, 1966-81 20c & 50c Unc in Dansco album, 1982 $10 Games Proof x2 and Unc x2, 1984 $1 Proof x2, 1989 Unc set, KEVIII fantasy Crown plus other bits 'n' bobs. 400 14 $ Collection remainders with pre-decimal banknotes (7) including KGVI £1 Sheehan/McFarlane and decimal including $1 Coombs/Randall pay packet fold plus 1996 $5 Bradman bi-metallic coin x10. (29 items) 120 15 $ Remainders in carton with Copper in bags and in Dansco album, 3d Silver (approx 200g), Unc sets 1986-88,Macquarie Mint 0.5g gold .999 coins x4, $10 'AP' (Auspost) & $20 'MH' (Maritime Heritage) banknotes, 'Army' & 'Bradman' PNCs, $10 Commonwealth Games etc. (100s) 200 16 $ Banknotes group with remainders including KGVI Coombs/Watt £1 and £5, decimal notes (face value $91), stamp/coin booklets 2006 50c Royal Visit and 2008 $1 Rugby League, 2000 $5 Phar Lap Bi-metal coin, 2001 Federal Parliament folder containing $1 coin, 1951 Florin and 45c / $2.45 stamps (2) etc; and some World banknotes. (124) 200 17 $ A 1993-1999 Combined NPA & Australia Post portfolios McDonald types 1-6, red and black serials except #1 Eminent Women (black) & #3 Florey (red); NPA & RAM portfolios 1988 Bicentenary x2, 1997 Kingsford Smith, Australian Note & Coin Collection 'ZZ' prefixes 1997 x2 & 1998; Reserve Bank 1996 Circulating Polymer Notes portfolio; NPA $5, $10 (with phonecard), $50 and $100 (two note) folders. (21) 1,500 18 $ A NPA/Australia Post portfolios 1994-99 McDonald types 2-6, $50 Florey x3 1 red and 2 black serials, $20 Emergency Services 1 red & 1 black serial, $20 Maritime Heritage x6 black and $20 Hargreaves x2 black serials. (15) 260 Ex Lot 19 19 $ A 1994-2010 PNCs in box with duplication including 2000 For Valour x5, Olympic $5 Aquatics x2, Athletics x2 and The Last ANZACS x5, singles include 2002 Accession, 2005 World Heritage and 2007 Ashes. (88) 500 20 $ A 'Sydney 2000 Olympics $5 Coin Collection', 'Centenary of Federation' 20 Coin collection, 'The Medallic History of Australia' (47 of 60 issued) smaller second edition, plus NPA $20 Hargreaves folder x2. (5) 150 21 $ A MEDALLIONS: 'THE MEDALLIC HISTORY OF AUSTRALIA' 1972 First edition gold on sterling silver proof set of sixty medals (45mm each weighing 39.5g), designed by James Berry and minted by Stokes, housed in an impressive six-page album. (60) 800 22 $ TOKENS: Tasmania 1855 R.Josephs, New Town Toll Gate token Gray #151, VG some rim knocks, and (Undated) William Andrew Jarvey Hobart Town Pawnbroker and General Clothier One Penny token, Gray #147, G. (2) 150 Page:3 Website:www.mossgreen.com.au Sep 29, 2015 Lot Type Grading Description Est $A COINS & BANKNOTES - AUSTRALIA - Pre-Decimal Copper Coins Lot 23 23 $ HALF PENNY: 1911-64 collection complete including mint varieties in Dansco album with 1915H Fine, 1918I VF, 1923 gF and 1939 Kangaroo Reverse gVF, condition varied. 1,800 24 $ - KGV Half Pennies, not checked by us for varieties, condition varied. Weighs 2kg. (300+) 150 Lot 25 25 $ B - 1923 Half Penny, key date, couple of scratches, aVF. 600 26 $ ONE PENNY: 1911-1964 collection (ex 1930) in Dansco album with 1914 VF, 1920 No Dots, 1925 gF and 1946 gVF, condition varied. 500 27 $ - KGV 1911-1936 box of Pennies, not checked by us for varieties, condition varied. Weighs 4.6kg. (450+) 200 28 $ - KGVI 5.8kg of mostly Pennies with some Half Pennies, not checked by us for varieties. (550+) 200 29 $ B INTERNMENT CAMPS: 1915 Brass 1d, VF. 100 COINS & BANKNOTES - AUSTRALIA - Pre-Decimal Silver Coins 30 $ Pre-1946 3d, 1910-1944 Florins x81 with a few better grades, 1966 Round 50c (13) and 1oz Silver pendant hallmark design on chain etc. (Approx 200) 250 31 $ 1910-1964 3d 6d 1/-, 2/- dates and mint mark collections virtually complete x2 in Hawthorn Press albums, mostly well circulated coins, commemorative Florins, 1937 Crowns (2) and QEII dates in better grades, also 1966 50c x14. (400 approx) 600 32 $ 1910-1964 3d 6d 1/- & 2/- complete collection in Dansco albums, many better items noted with 1/- 1917M EF & 1927 EF, 2/- 1927 EF, 1927 Canberra EF, 1931 EF, 1932 VG and 1934/35 Melbourne Centenary VF, condition varied. (206) 600 COINS & BANKNOTES - AUSTRALIA - Pre-Decimal Gold Coins Lot 33 33 $ C ADELAIDE POUND: 1852 Adelaide PoundType II, VG. 1,500 Lot 34 34 $ C - 1852 Type II, previously mounted, Fine, McDonald Cat $8000. 4,000 Page:4 Website:www.mossgreen.com.au Sep 29, 2015 COINS & BANKNOTES - AUSTRALIA - Pre-Decimal Gold Coins (continued) Lot Type Grading Description Est $A Lot 35 35 $ C HALF-SOVEREIGN: 1856 Sydney Mint Type One, McDonald #003a, Fine. 300 36 $ C - 1858 Sydney Mint Type Two, McDonald #005, Fine. 250 37 $ C - 1871S Young Head with Shield Reverse, Fine. 150 38 $ D - 1872, 1873 and 1875 Young Head with Shield Reverse, all about VG. (3) 400 39 $ B - 1887M Jubilee Head, VF. 200 40 $ - 1893M 1899M x2 1910S and 1915S, condition varied. (5) 750 41 $ C - 1893S Veiled Head, F. 150 42 $ D - 1908M KEVII, Good. 150 43 $ A- - 1915S KGV, EF. 150 Lot 44 44 $ C SOVEREIGN: 1859 Sydney Mint, Fine. 400 Lot 45 45 FC - 1861 Sydney Mint, Fine. 350 Lot 46 46 $ C - 1863 Sydney Mint, Fine. 350 Lot 47 47 $ C - 1863 Sydney Mint, Fine. 350 48 $ C - 1866 Sydney Mint, gF. 350 49 $ B - 1866 Sydney Mint, VF. 400 50 $ B - 1867 Sydney Mint, VF.
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