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GRANGE HOTEL BRACKNELL CharlesGRANGE Square, HOTEL Bracknell, BRACKNELL RG12 1ED - 01344 474 000 We are pleased to announce that for this and subsequent sales we are using The Grange Hotel group for our quarterly auctionCharles sales. Square, For many Bracknell, years from RG12 the mid 1ED 1990s - 01344 to 2002 474 we 000 held our sales at various Grange Hotels in central London and we are happy to be back this time at The Grange Hotel Bracknell. We feel that The Grange offers a more We are pleased to announce that for this and subsequent sales we are using The Grange Hotel group for our quarterly auction sales. For flexiblemany years service from thein termsmid 1990s of internalto 2002 we facilities, held our salesand atwe various intend Grange to improve Hotels inour central viewing London facilities and we areat the happy new to bevenue. back this A timemove to Bracknellat The Grange close Hotel to theBracknell. M4, M25,We feel M3 that and The Heathrow Grange offers airport a more will flexible make service travelling in terms easier of internal for facilities,many of and our we room intend clients. to improve our viewing facilities at the new venue. A move to Bracknell close to the M4, M25, M3 and Heathrow airport will make travelling easier for many of our room clients. Parking Beneath is the hotel information. Parking is in the Charles Square Public Car Park which joins the hotel with a walk way, thereParking is little long term parking outside the hotel door but it is possible to park for loading purposes. Please note there is a charge for the Charles Square Public Car Park. Beneath is the hotel information. Parking is in the Charles Square Public Car Park which joins the hotel with a walk way, there is little long term parking outside the hotel door but it is possible to park for loading purposes. The Charles Square Public car park is free on Sundays, for all other days of the week there is a charge. Address: Charles Square, Bracknell, RG12 1DF Tel: +44 (0) 1344 474000 Fax: +44 (0) 1344 474125 From Airport By Car By Train Heathrow Airport 40 minutes 1 hour 35 minutes to Bracknell Gatwick Airport 55 minutes 1 hour 30 minutes to Bracknell Stanstead Airport 1 hour 35 minutes 2 hour 35 minutes to Bracknell Luton Airport 1 hour 05 minutes 2 hour 15 minutes to Bracknell City Airport 1 hour 35 minutes 1 hour 30 minutes to Bracknell By Train From London service from Waterloo just under one hour. By Car M4 Exit Junction 10 and take the A329(M) into Bracknell Town Centre and onto The Ring. M3 Exit Junction 3 and take the A322 Bagshot Road to Bracknell Town Centre and onto The Ring. M25 If travelling northwards exit junction 2 and follow M3 westwards. If travelling southwards exit junction 5 and follow M4 westwards. More pictures available on our website www.londoncoins.co.uk MoreMore pictures pictures available available on on ourour websitewebsite www.londoncoins.co.ukwww.londoncoins.co.uk VIEWING OF LOTS AUCTION SESSIONS SUNDAY VIEWING SUNDAY SALE Sunday 3rd December 9.00am until sold Sunday 3rd December 11.00am until sold Windsor Suite. Windsor Suite English Cased and Proof Items (Lots 1 - 210), World English Cased and Proof Items (Lots 1 - 210), World Cased and Proof Items (Lots 211 - 350), British Tokens Cased and Proof Items (Lots 211 - 350), British Tokens (Lots 351 - 406) (Lots 351 - 406) Commemorative and Campaign Medals (Lots 407 - 539), Commemorative and Campaign Medals (Lots 407 - 539), Miscellaneous Items (Lots 540 - 568), Miscellaneous Items (Lots 540 - 568), Roman and Ancient Coins (Lots 569 - 591), Roman and Ancient Coins (Lots 569 - 591), English Hammered Coins (Lots 592 - 673), English Hammered Coins (Lots 592 - 673), English Coins Single Coins and Small Lots (Lots 674 - English Coins Single Coins and Small Lots (Lots 674 - 1240) English Coins Large Coins and Accumulations 1240), English Coins Large Coins and Accumulations (Lots 1241 - 1442) (Lots 1241 - 1442) English Banknotes (Lots 1443 - 1570 ), World Banknotes (Lots 1571 - 1933), World Coins Single Coins and Small Lots (Lots 1934 - 2197), (World Coins Large Coins and Accumulations (Lots 2198 - 2852) Proxy Bid Auction - English Milled Coins (Lots 2853 - 2983) Proxy Bid Auction - World Coins Single Coins and Small Lots (Lots 2984 - 3496) MONDAY VIEWING MONDAY SALE Monday 4th December 9.00am until sold Monday 4th December 11.00am until sold Windsor Suite. Windsor Suite. English Banknotes (lots 1443 - 1570), World Banknotes English Banknotes (Lots 1443 -1570), World Banknotes (lots 1571 - 1933), World Coins Single Coins and Small (Lots 1571 - 1933), World Coins Single Coins and Small Lots (lots 1934 - 2197), (World Coins Large Coins and Lots (Lots 1934 - 2197), (World Coins Large Coins and Accumulations (lots 2198 - 2852) Accumulations (Lots 2198 - 2852) Proxy Bid Auction - English Milled Coins (Lots 2853 - 2983) Proxy Bid Auction- World Coins Single Coins and Small Lots (Lots 2984-3496) Proxy Bid Auction -English Milled Coins (Lots 2853-2983) This section of the sale contains English Milled Coins whose low estimates are less than £100. They will be on display at the Bracknell auction and are available for viewing in our offices in Kent and at the shows we attend when the auction is live. Also pictures of each of these lots are showing on our website There will be no live auction at Bracknell for these lots. We will accept written, telephone and email bids prior to the sale and during the sale at Bracknell until the end of the sale on Monday 4th of December, when the sale will close. Proxy Bid Auction- World Coins Single Coins and Small Lots (Lots 2984-3496) This section of the sale contains World Coins Single Coins and Small Lots whose low estimates are less than £100. They will be on display at the Bracknell auction and are available for viewing in our offices in Kent and at the shows we attend when the auction is live. Also pictures of each of these lots are showing on our website There will be no live auction at Bracknell for these lots. We will accept written, telephone and email bids prior to the sale and during the sale at Bracknell until the end of the sale on Monday 4th of December, when the sale will close. More pictures available on our website www.londoncoins.co.uk Sunday Sale starts 11.00 am 9) Britannia Twenty Five Pounds 2017 Quarter Ounce Platinum, with trident Privy Mark Proof in an NGC holder and graded PF69 Ultra Cameo - one of the first 100 struck, English Cased and Proof Items (lots 1- 210) in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate and booklet (£280 - £320) 1) 1887 Victoria Jubilee Head Currency Set contained in a 10) Britannia Twenty Five Pounds 2017 Quarter Ounce black box with ‘SPECIMEN COINS 1887’ in gold lettering Platinum, with rident Privy Mark Proof in an NGC holder on the lid. Seven Coins Crown to Threepence, Bright VF and graded PF69 Ultra Cameo - one of the first 100 struck, to NEF, the Sixpence being the Withdrawn type R over I in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate and booklet variety, box in excellent condition, along with Crowns (6) (£280 - £320) 1953, 1977 (5) A/UNC to UNC (£200 - £300) 11) Coin and Banknote Sets (2) Queen Elizabeth II 70th Alderney Five Pound Crowns 2014 70th Anniversary of 2) Birthday comprising Ten Pounds Kentfield HM70 000934 D-Day (12) BU in the Royal Mint wallets of issue (£70 - £90) UNC and Five Pound Crown 1996 Silver Proof FDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate: Queen Elizabeth Britannia £50 Silver 2015 One Ounce S.BH2 BU on the 3) II and Prince Philip Golden Wedding 1997 comprising Ten Royal Mint card of issue, Twenty Pounds 2015 Silver Pounds Kentfield HM50 000839 UNC, and Five Pound Elizabeth II - The Longest Reign S.N4 BU in capsule, Crown 1997 Silver Proof FDC , in the Royal Mint box of Britannia Silver Two Pounds 2015 Proof FDC in the box issue with certificate (£80 - £100) of issue with certificate, Two Pounds 2004 Trevithick’s Locomotive Silver Proof Piedfort FDC in the box of issue 12) Coin and Banknote Sets (5) Five Pound Crown and Five with certificate (£85 - £115) Pound Banknote Queen Elizabeth II 70th Birthday (4 sets) Kentfield HM70 001062, HM70 001065, HM70 001066, Britannia 2006 Golden Silhouette Collection (5 coins) 4) HM70 002981 notes all with £5 Crown cupro-nickel issue Britannia £2 Silver Proofs with gold plated highlights FDC UNC in the Royal Mint wallets as issued, Queen Elizabeth in the box of issue with certificate, Britannia Silver Proof Set II Golden Jubilee comprising Five Pounds Lowther ER50 1997 nFDC a couple of coins with slight toning, in the box 000167 UNC and Five Pound Crown 2002 Cupro-Nickel of issue with certificate (£175 - £350) UNC in the Royal Mint wallet of issue (£90 - £120) 5) Britannia 2006 Golden Silhouette Collection (5 coins) Britannia £2 Silver Proofs with gold plated highlights nFDC- 13) Crown 1951 Festival of Britain VIP Proof ESC 393D Davies FDC in the box of issue with certificate (£150 - £300) 2010V nFDC, a few very tiny contact marks, otherwise choice and retaining almost full mint brilliance, along with Britannia 2014 Fifty Pence Quarter Ounce SS Gairsoppa 6) 1951 Proof issues Halfcrown to Farthing (9 coins), nFDC to (2) UNC in the Royal Mint wallets of issue (£30 - £50) FDC and lustrous, with some ribbon toning, in the maroon box of issue, this in excellent condition (£1,250 - £2,250) 7) Britannia Gold Proof Set 2007 Four coin set nFDC in the case of issue with certificate (£1,750 - £2,500) 14) Date Stamp Proof Sets 2014 and 2015, £2 Silver Proofs 2008 Games and 2015 Britannia, Three Coin
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