ANCIENT

GREEK COINS

1001 Sicily, Akgragas (495-480 BC), didrachm, sea eagle standing r., rev. crab within shallow incuse, certified and graded by NGC as Very Good £100-150

1002 Sicily, Syracuse, gold dilitron, Emergency issue of the Second Democracy, winter 406-5 BC, head of Athena l., wearing crested Attic helmet decorated with serpent, palmette and elaborate spiral tendrils, legend before, signed IM below neck, rev. Aegius with gorgoneion centre, wt. 1.80 gms. (Boeh., Essays Thompson pl.38, 12), a few surface marks, very fine, extremely rare - only a few specimens known £1500-2000

1003 Attica, Athens (c. 510-500 BC), silver tetradrachm, head of Athena r., in archaic style, full plume visible, rev. AΘE, owl stg. r., olive leaf to left, crescent to right, wt. 17.1gms. (HGC.4; Seltman Group H), very fine, rare £10,000-12,000

A very fine example of an early Athenian tetradrachm of superb archaic style. A well-centred strike, with the full plume of Athena’s helmet visible.

This impressive archaic tetradrachm was issued a decade before the first Persian war. Athens provided the Ionian Greeks with assistance in their rebellion against the Persians, but aside from the sack of Sardes, the campaign was unsuccessful. Nonetheless, the Persian King Darius, aiming to punish Athens for their support of the Ionian rebellion, launched an invasion of Greece, landing at Marathon in 490 BC. Only twenty five miles from the city of Athens, the vastly outnumbered Athenian hoplite force crushed the invading Persian army, who turned and fled after suffering horrendous casualties. This silver tetradrachm is one of the earliest Athenian ‘Owl’ tetradrachms produced by the great city, and the would become a legend in the world of numismatics.

ANCIENT COINS

1004 Attica, Athens, tetradrachm (c. 500-480 BC), helmeted head of Athena r., wearing earring, rev. AΘE, owl standing right, head facing; above to left, olive-spray with berry, all within incuse square, wt. 16.61 gms. (Seltman grp. C (uncertain dies, perhaps A39/P41); Asyut grp. V; SNG Copenhagen 15), darkly toned, well

centred, choice very fine, very rare £4000-4500 An attractive example of this early issue and of superb Archaic style.

ROMAN COINS

1005 Roman Provincial, Syria, Antioch, mid 3rd century, billon tetradrachms (2), of Philip I and Herennia Etruscilla, fine or better (2) £30-40

1006 Aelia (wife of , AD.475-476), solidus, , AEL ZENONIS AVG, bust r.. crowned by Manus Dei, rev. VICTORIA AVGGG followed by officina letter A, Victory stg. l., holding long jewelled cross, star in field, in ex. CONOB, wt. 4.13gms. (RIC X, 1004; DOC.594; MIRB.4b; Depeyot p.258, 93/2), struck on a slightly oval flan, fine to very fine, one of only of a handful of specimens known, and of the highest rarity £8000-10,000

Aelia Zenonis was empress for a short period of time during the reign of her husband Basiliscus, who was proclaimed emperor in 475 after a plot to depose . However, after a short term of just over a year, Basiliscus was evicted from the throne by a resurgent Zeno, who was supported by the senate and the wealth of the imperial treasury, which he had taken from Constantinople on his departure, forcing Basiliscus to raise taxes and fuel his own unpopularity with the people. Zeno, rather than executing the family, had Basiliscus, Zenonis and their son Marcus transported to Cappadocia where they were imprisoned in a dry cistern to die from exposure.

ANCIENT COINS

1007 Severus Alexander (AD 698-705), Æ sestertius, Rome mint, IMP ALEANDER PIVS AVG, laur. bust r., rev. SPES PVBLICA SC, Spes walking, wt. 24.60gms., very fine £50-60

BYZANTINE COINS

1008 1009 1008 (AD 527-565), gold solidus, Constantinople mint, DN IVSTINIANVS PP AVI, helmeted and cuir. bust facing, holding a gl. cr. and shield, rev. VICTORIA AVGGG, followed by officina letter A, stg. facing, holding long staff surmounted by chi-ro and gl. cr. on r., star in field, in ex. CONOB, wt. 4.50 gms. (Sear 140), good very fine £200-220

1009 Maurice Tiberius (AD 582-602), gold solidus, Constantinople mint, DN MAVRC TIB PP AVG, dr. and cuir. bust facing, wearing plumed helmet and holding gl. cr., rev. VICTORIA AVGG, followed by officina letter B, angel stg. facing, holding long cross surmounted by chi-ro symbol and gl. cr. on r., in ex. CONOB, wt. 4.50gms. (Sear 478), extremely fine with lustre £250-300

1010 1011 1012 1010 Maurice Tiberius (AD 582-602), gold tremissis, Constantinople mint, DN TIBERI PP AVG, diad., dr. and cuir. bust r., rev. VICTOR MAVRI AVS, cross potent, in ex. CONOB, wt. 1.50gms. (Sear 488), good very fine £90-100

1011 Heraclius (AD 610-641), gold solidus, Constantinople mint, DD DN HERACLIUS ET HERA CONST PP AVG, busts of Heraclius and Heraclius Constantine facing, wearing chalmys and elaborate , rev. VICTORIA AVGY, followed by officina letter Δ, cross on steps, in ex. CONOB, wt. 4.40gms. (Sear 449), slightly off centre, extremely fine with lustre £200-250

1012 Tiberius III (AD 698-705), gold solidus, Constantinople mint, D TIBERIAS PC AV, cuir. and crowned bust facing, holding spear and shield, rev. VICTORIA AVGYH, followed by officina letterA , cross on steps, in ex. CONOB, wt. 4.50gms. (Sear 1360), small flan, extremely fine £300-350

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1013 Leo IV (AD 775-780), gold solidus, Constantinople mint, Leo IV and Constantine VI, wearing crown and chalmys, seated facing on double throne, rev. facing busts of Leo III and Constantine V wearing crown and loros, wt. 4.40gms. (Sear 1584), a little double struck, large flan, good very fine £400-450

1014 Leo IV (AD 775-780), gold solidus, Constantinople mint, Leo IV and Constantine VI seated facing on double throne, wearing crown and chalmys, rev. facing busts of Leo III and Constantine V wearing crown and loros, wt. 4.50gms. (Sear 1584), good very fine or better £400-450

1015 Nicephorus I (AD 802-811), gold solidus, Constantinople mint, NICIFORVS BASILE, facing bust of Nicephorus wearing crown and chalmys and holding cross potent and akakia, rev. STAVRACIS DESPO, facing bust of Staurachius wearing crown and chalmys and holding cross potent and akakia, wt. 4.40gms. (Sear 1604), nick at edge, extremely fine £400-600

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1016 Umayyad, temp. Marwan II (127-132h), dinar, no mint (Dimashq), 132h, wt. 4.21gms. (A.141), very fine and a rare date £5000-6000

A key date as the last year of the Umayyad caliphate.

1017 1018 1019 1017 Abbasid, temp. al-Mansur (136-158h), dinar, 143h, wt. 4.20gms. (Lowick 204), slight edge clip, good very fine £175-225

1018 Abbasid, temp. al-Mansur, dinar, 152h, wt. 3.83gms. (Lowick 239), evenly clipped, good fine £150-200

1019 Abbasid, al-Rashid (170-193h), dinar, 192h, rev. li’l-khalifa, wt. 4.24gms. (Bern.73), slightly bent, minor marks on edge, otherwise extremely fine £200-225

1020 1021 1022 1020 Abbasid, al-Ma’mun (194-218h), dinar, 200h, with mint date formula beginning bismillah al-rahman al- rahim…. obv. citing al-Hasan with his letter ’ayn below, rev. citing Dhu’l-Riyasatayn, wt. 4.20gms. (Bern.102), slightly ragged edge, very fine or better £200-225

1021 Abbasid, al-Ma’mun, dinar, Reform type, 208h, without mint-name, wt. 4.25gms. (Bern.116), spademark on obverse rim at 7 o’clock, otherwise good very fine £250-300

1022 Abbasid, al-Ma’mun, dinar, Madinat al-Salam, 215h, wt. 4.07gms. (Bern.116Jh), edge clip, fine £200-250

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1023 1024 1023 Abbasid, al-Ma’mun (196-218h), dinar, Misr 218h, wt. 4.08gms. (Bern.116De), slightly clipped, about very fine £120-150

1024 Abbasid, al-Mutawakkil (232-247h), dinar, al-Basra 245h, wt. 3.89gms. (Bern.158Je), clipped, obverse weakly struck, very fine and scarce £200-250

1025 1026 1025 Abbasid, al-Mu’tazz (251-255h), dinar, Samarqand 253h, wt. 4.17gms. (Bern.162Qe), good very fine £250-300

1026 Abbasid, al-Mu’tamid (256-279h), dinar, Surra man ra’a 266h, wt. 3.96gms. (A.239.2; Bern.175Jc – date not recorded), slightly crimped good very fine and rare £800-1000

1027 Abbasid, al-Mu’tadid (279-287h), dinar, Nisibin 283h, wt. 4.42gms. (A.241; Bern.211Hg – 1 example recorded), about extremely fine and very rare £2000-2500

1028 Abbasid, al-Mu’tadid, dinar, Harran 288h, wt. 2.59gms. (A.241; Bern.211Hj), minor weakness on part of outer legend, but extremely fine and rare £1500-2000

ISLAMIC COINS

1029 Abbasid, al-Mu’tadid, dinar, al-Rafiqa 283h, wt. 4.16gms. (A.241; Bern.211Ha), extremely fine and rare £1250-1500

1030 1031 1032

1030 Abbasid, al-Mu’tadid, dinar, al-Rafiqa 282h, wt. 4.02gms. (A.241; Bern.211Ha),very fine and rare £1000-1250

1031 Abbasid, al-Mu’tadid, dinar, Madinat al-Salam 279h, wt. 4.16gms. (A.241; Bern.211Jh – an unrecorded date), very slightly crimped, otherwise good very fine and extremely rare £1250-1500

1032 Abbasid, al-Muktafi (289-295h), dinar, Harran 289h, wt. 2.88gms. (A.243.1; Bern.226Hj), crimped, good very fine £600-800

1033 Abbasid, al-Muktafi, dinar, Harran 291h, with the vizier Wali al-Dawla, wt. 3.16gms. (A.243.2; Bern.228Hj), slightly clipped flan, extremely fine £1500-2000

1034 1035 1034 Abbasid, al-Muktafi, dinar, Harran 292h, wt. 3.34gms. (A.243.1; Bern.226Hj – 2 examples recorded), extremely fine and very rare £1500-2000

1035 Abbasid, al-Muktafi, dinar, Harran 294h, wt. 3.24gms. (A.243.1; Bern.226Hj – one recorded example),full well-centred strike, extremely fine and very rare £1500-2000

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1036 Abbasid, al-Muktafi, ½ dinar, al-Rahba 294h, wt. 1.71gms. (for type A.243.1; Bern.226Hm – unrecorded date), ragged edge in parts, good very fine and extremely rare, unpublished £5000-6000

1037 Abbasid, al-Muktafi, dinar, al-Rafiqa 291h, with the vizier Wali al-Dawla, wt. 3.52gms. (A.243.2; Bern.228Ha – one example recorded), slightly irregular edge, about extremely fine and very rare £2000-2500

1038 1039 1038 Abbasid, al-Muktafi, dinar, al-Rafiqa 293h, wt. 2.72gms. (A.243.1; Bern.226Hn), slightly irregular edge, about extremely fine and very rare £1000-1250

1039 Abbasid, al-Muktafi, dinar al-Rafiqa 294h, wt. 3.10gms. (A.243.1; Bern.226Hn), full well-centred strike, extremely fine £1000-1250

ISLAMIC COINS

1040 Abbasid, al-Muqtadir (295-320h), dinar Dimashq 296h, wt. 4.14gms. (A.245.1; Bern.237Ge – date not recorded), good very fine and extremely fine £4500-5500

1041 1042

1041 Abbasid, al-Muqtadir, dinar, al-Karaj 308h, wt. 3.21gms. (Bern.242Jf), margins weakly struck, but very fine for issue and rare £250-300

1042 Abbasid, al-Muqtadir, dinar, al-Karaj 318h, wt. 3.36gms. (Bern.242Jf), very fine £250-300

1043 1044 1043 Abbasid, al-Radi (322-329h), dinar, Mah al-Kufa 324h, obv, letter waw below, rev. letter nun below, wt. 3.64gms. (Bern.285Mr, this piece cited), wavy flan and some weak striking, good fine £200-250 *ex Peus auction 392, 4 May 2007, lot 4745

1044 Abbasid, al-Radi, dinar, Qumm 327h, obv, with field arranged in four lines with letter jim below, rev. letter sad below, wt. 3.52gms. (Bern.285Mn), centres weak, good fine £250-300 *ex Peus auction 388, 1 November 2006, lot 1329

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1045 1046 1045 Abbasid, al-Musta’sim (640-656h), dinar, Madinat al-Salam 643h, wt. 4.29gms. (A.275), pierced, fine £120-150

1046 Abbasid, al-Musta’sim (640-656h), heavy dinar, Madinat al-Salam 645h?, wt. 8.46gms. (A.275), good very fine £400-500

1047 1048 1047 Aghlabid, Ziyadat Allah (201-223h), dinar 219h, obv. citing Mansur, wt. 4.12gms. (al-‘Ush 30), good fine £180-220

1048 Aghlabid, Muhammad II b. Ahmad (250-261h), dinar, 253h, wt. 4.24gms. (al-‘Ush 72), very fine £250-300

1049 1050 1049 Almoravid, ‘Ali b. Yusuf (500-537h), dinar, Almeria 537h, heir Tashfin, wt. 4.13gms. (A.466.3)good extremely fine £500-600

1050 Ziyanid, Abu’l-‘Abbas Ahmad I (834-866h), dinar (Madinat Tilimsan), undated, wt. 4.65gms. (Haz.665), crude and with weak striking in margins, about very fine £250-300

1051 Sulaymanid, ‘Isa b. Ibrahim (fl. 270-276h), silver dirham, Madinat ‘Isa, date illegible, wt. 2.62gms. (A.C434), very fine, extremely rare £300-400

ISLAMIC COINS

1052 Tulunid, Khumarawayh (256-279h), dinar, Harran 276h, wt. 4.36gms. (A.664; Bern.193Hj), full flan, good very fine and rare £1250-1500

1053 1054 1053 Ikhshidid, Muhammad b, Tughj (323-334h), dinar, Filastin 332h, rev. two pellets below, wt. 4.35gms. (Bacharach 41), flan crack and some striking weakness, otherwise very fine £200-250

1054 Ikhshidid, Abu’l Qasim b. al-Ikhshid (334-349h), dinar, Misr 347h, wt. 4.06gms. (A.676), extremely fine £200-250

1055 1056 1055 Fatimid, al-Mansur (334-341h), ¼ dinar, al-Mahdiya 338h, month of Jawad al-Awal, wt. 1.23gms. (Nicol 243 for type but unrecorded with a month), mounted with original loop attached, about very fine and extremely rare £600-800

1056 Fatimid, al-Mu’izz (341-365h), dinar, 348h without mint-name (type of Sijilmasa), wt. 4.14gms. (Nicol 273, same reverse die), good very fine and scarce £350-400

1057 Fatimid, al-Musta’li (487-495h), dinar, ‘Akka 488h, wt. 4.12gms. (Nicol 2406), full broad flan, extremely fine and very rare £4500-5000

ISLAMIC COINS ISLAMIC COINS 1058 1059 1060 1058 Bahri Mamluk, Baybars I (658-676h), gold dinar, al-Iskandariya, date off flan, wt. 4.13gms. (A.880), original brilliance, flat struck in parts, good extremely fine £300-350 1059 Sulayhid, ‘Ali b. Muhammad (439-473h), dinar, Zabid 445h, wt. 2.44gms. (A.1075.1) good very fine £800-1000 1060 Tahirid, Talha b. Tahir, silver dirham, Samarqand 210h, wt. 2.90gms. (A.1393), very fine £125-150

1061 1062 1063 1061 Ottoman, ‘Uthman III (1027-1037h), sultani, Misr 1027h, wt. 3.40gms. (Pere 394), some flat striking, very fine and scarce £200-250 1062 Saffarid, Ahmad b. Muhammad (311-352h), fractional dinar, Sijistan 346h, wt. 1.73gms. (A.1411), old scrape on obverse, otherwise better than very fine £120-150 1063 Samanid, Nuh II b. Nasr (331-343h), Caliph al-Muttaqi lillah, dinar, Naysabur 331h, wt. 4.02gms. (A.1454), extremely fine £160-180

1064 1065 1064 Ghaznawid, Yamin al-dawla Mahmud, Caliph al-Qadir, dinar, Naysabur 395h, wt. 3.68gms. (A.1606), about extremely fine £160-180 1065 Buwayhid, ‘Adud al-Dawla (341-372h), dinar, Suq al-Ahwaz 369h, obv. pellet in field to r., wt. 4.50gms. (Treadwell SU369g.3), very fine to good very fine £250-300

1066 1067 1066 Buwayhid, Baha al-dawla (in Fars 388-403h), silver dirham, Siraf 390h, wt. 5.11gms. (Treadwell -), very

fine, extremely rare £450-550 This is the latest clearly dated dirham from the famous port town of Siraf in Fars, which would indicate that there was a brief revival in its fortunes after a catastrophic earthquake which put an end to its prosperity and contributed directly to the commercial success of Sohar on the coast of Oman. 1067 Ilkhanid, Uljaytu (703-716h), dinar, Madinat al-Basra, wt. 3.61gms. (A.2186), very fine £600-800

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1068 Archbishops of Canterbury, Ceolnoth (833-870), , group I, Beornmod, +CIALNOĐ ARCEPIS, facing tonsured bust to rim, linear circle surrounding, rev. +BIORNMOD MONETA, chi-rho monogram, pellet in each angle, legend and beaded circles surrounding, outer beaded circle surrounding, wt. 0.75gms. (S.893; N 242; Naismith C117.2), has been broken in two and expertly repaired, rim chipped, metal fabric crystallised with uneven toning, otherwise about very fine, very rare £400-500

1069 Archbishops of Canterbury, Aethelred (870-889), penny, cross and lozenge type, ETHELRID ARCHIEPI, diademed bust r., rev. long plain cross with EDELMUND in quarters of lozenge panel containing a small cross pattee, wt. 1.13gms. (S.896; N.251), chipped from 2-3 o’clock on obverse, uneven toning, almost very fine, extremely rare £3000-4000

A type seldom offered for sale.

1070 1071 1072 1070 Mercia, Offa, penny, light coinage (c.780-792), Ealmund, bust r., rev. EALMVND, lozenge with flower in centre, wt. 1.08gms. (S.905; N.308), darkly toned, a little weak on head, very fine or better £2200-2500

1071 Mercia, Offa (757-796), penny, portrait type, Winoth, bust r., rev. ornate cross, WINOTH interspersed with ornaments, wt. 1.07gms. (S.905; N.313; Chick 71), weakly struck, good fine £3250-3750

1072 Mercia, Coenwulf, penny, group I (796-805), Seberht, uncial M, contraction bar above, rev. SEBERHT in angles of tribrach, wt. 1.23gms. (S.914; N.342), chipped at 2-3 o’clock, very fine £2000-2250

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1073 Mercia, Coenwulf, penny, portrait type, group II, Hereberht, Canterbury, diademed bust r., breaking inner circle, rev. HEREBERHT, cross crosslet, wt. 1.23gms. (S.915; N.-), chipped at 1-3 and 5-6 o’clock, otherwise about extremely fine, extremely rare £3000-3500 *ex Lockett, with ticket

1074 1075 1074 Kings of East Anglia, Eadmund (855-870), penny, Sigered, alpha in inner circle, rev. SIGERED MON, cross with pellets, wt. 1.23gms. (S.954; N.456), good very fine £1800-2000

1075 Wessex, Alfred the Great, penny, two-line type (c.880-899), Wulfred, small cross, rev. WULP/RED, wt. 1.50gms. (S.1067; N.639), slightly creased, about very fine £1450-1650

1076 1077 1078 1076 Wessex, Aethelstan (924-939), penny, Regnald, York, small cross, rev. REGNALDMoEFORPIC around small cross, wt. 1.44gms. (S.1093; N.672), clipped from 8-12 o’clock, otherwise about extremely fine £1800-2000

1077 Wessex, Aethelstan (924-939), penny, Regnald, York, small cross, rev. REGNALDMoEFORPIC around small cross, wt. 1.39gms. (S.1093; N.672), most of edge clipped, otherwise about extremely fine £1800-2000

1078 Wessex, Aethelstan (924-939), penny, Ellaf, London, small cross, rev. ELLAF MO LVND CIVITT around small cross, wt. 1.54gms. (S.1093; N.672), slightly double-struck, good fine £1600-1850

1079 Wessex, Aethelstan (924-939), penny, portrait type, Eardulf, Oxford, crowned dr. bust r., rev. EARDULF MO OX VR, small cross, wt. 1.63gms. (S.1095; N.675), lightly toned, a little weak on king’s hair, very fine, rare £3250-3750

BRITISH COINS

1080 1081 1082 1080 Wessex, Eadmund (939-946), penny, small cross, rev. ĐORST ANMO, crosses between, trefoils above and below, wt. 1.56gms. (S.1105; N.688), extremely fine £1000-1100

1081 Wessex, Eadred (946-955), penny, two-line type (BMC I), EADRED REX, small cross, rev. HEREMOD M in two lines, crosses between, trefoil of pellets above and below, wt. 1.5gms. (S.1113; N.706), extremely fine £400-500

1082 Wessex, Eadwig (955-959), penny, three-line type (BMC II), Northampton, Boia, small cross, rev. BOIΛ MO HΛN, in three lines, wt. 1.11gms. (S.1123; N.727), cracked, edge chipped, otherwise very fine, rare £350-450 *ex Baldwin’s vault

With old ticket.

1083 Eadgar (959-975), penny, portrait type (BMC Vb), Baldwin, diademed bust r., rev. BALDVVIN MONETA, small cross in centre, small cross and three pellets in field, wt. 1.18gms. (S.1138; N.750; BMC - [this coin illustrated on p.167]), cracked across centre, edge chipped, otherwise good very fine, extremely rare £1400-1600 *ex V. J. E. Ryan, Glendining, 22-24 January 1952, lot 799 ex E. H. Wheeler, Sotheby, 12-14 March 1930, lot 40 ex P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, Sotheby, 11-13 November 1918, lot 170 ex E. W. Rashleigh, Sotheby, 21 June - 1 July 1909, lot 276 ex Baldwin’s vault

1084 1085 1086 1084 Eadgar (959-975), penny, reform type (BMC VI), Northampton, Cylm, diademed bust l., rev. CYLM M-O HΛNTVN, small cross, wt. 1.11gms. (S.1141; N.752; BMC 15), surfaces somewhat corroded, fine and rare £420-450 *ex Baldwin’s vault

With old ticket.

1085 Aethelred II (978-1016), mule penny, Intermediate Small Cross type, Winchester, dr. bust l., rev. voided short cross, C R V X in angles, wt. 1.64gms. S.1150/1148; N.773/770), attractively toned, very fine £1300-1500

1086 Aethelred II (978-1016), penny, last small cross type (BMC I var), Dover, Cinsige, diademed bust l., rev. small cross, wt. 1.04gms. (S.1154; N.777), good very fine or better £300-350

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS 1087 1088 1089 1087 Aethelred II (978-1016), penny, last small cross type (BMC I var), Lincoln, Wulfgrim, diademed bust l., rev. small cross, wt. 1.34gms. (S.1154; N.777), good very fine £240-280

1088 Cnut, penny, helmet type (1024-1030), York, Hildulf, helmeted bust l., with sceptre, rev. +HILDOLFM O ERIIE, voided cross, annulets in angles, wt. 1.02gms. (S.1158), toned, extremely fine £200-250

1089 Harthacnut, Danish type, penny, (1040-1042, his sole reign), helmeted bust l. with shield, rev. long cross with annulets and pellets in alternate angles, ALDGAR ON LV+, wt. 1.02gms. (S.1170), toned, about very fine £400-500

1090 1091 1092 1090 Edward the Confessor, penny, pointed helmet type (1053-1056), Northampton, Wulfnoth, helmeted bust r. holding sceptre, rev. PVLNOÐ ON HTIMC, short voided cross, annulet in centre, wt. 1.34gms. (SCBI Glasgow 1073 [same dies]; Freeman 66; S.1179; N.825), edge flaw, otherwise very fine, very rare £350-450 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1091 Edward the Confessor, cut , hammer cross type (1059-1062), Northampton, Saewine, crowned bust r. with sceptre, rev. [.....]PINE ON H[...... ], short voided cross with ‘hammerhead’ ends, wt. 0.55gms. (cf Freeman 48; cf. S.1182; cf. N.828), very fine £50-80 *ex Baldwin’s vault

The cut is uneven so this piece may simply have been broken rather than deliberately cut.

1092 Edward the Confessor, penny, facing bust type (1062-1065), Northampton, Saewine, crowned, bearded bust facing, rev. SÆPINE ON HΛM, small cross, wt. 0.99gms. (Freeman 49; S.1183; N.830), minor edge damage, otherwise very fine and toned, rare £175-225 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1093 Henry I (1100-1135), penny, pellets in quatrefoil type (BMC. XIV), Wilton, Ailward, HENRICVS R, crowned and diademed bust facing, sceptre over right shoulder, in field, a star, rev. AILPERD ON PILTV:, four fleur de lis, quatrefoil in centre with foils terminating in three annulets, in centre, a star, wt. 1.20gms. (S.1275; N.870; cf. BMC 187), very double struck on the obverse, toned, well struck reverse, generally very fine or better for issue £300-400

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1094 Richard II (1377-1399), , type IB, London, king with sword and shield stg. facing in ship, annulet over sail, rev. ornate cross, R in centre, wt. 7.53gms. (S.1654; N.1302), trace of crease in centre, otherwise very fine £2250-2750

1095 Edward IV, second reign, angel, London, mm. heraldic cinquefoil (1480-1483), St. Michael slaying the dragon, rev. ship bearing shield, cross above, E and rose at sides, wt. 5.12gms. (S.2091; N.1626), well struck on a slightly smaller flan, good very fine £3000-3500

1096 Edward IV, second reign, half-angel, mm. cinquefoil (1480-1483), St Michael spearing dragon, rev. shield of arms on ship, cross above dividing E and rose, wt. 2.50gms. (S.2093; N.1630), small flan crack, about very fine and scarce £800-1000

1097 Edward VI, fine silver coinage, crown, mm. y, 1551, crowned figure of king on horseback r., shouldering sword, date below, rev. long cross fourchée over shield of arms (S.2478; N.1933), delightfully toned, about extremely fine £6000-7000

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1098 Elizabeth I, sixth issue, ‘fine’ , mm. tun (1592-5), crowned figure of queen enthroned facing, holding orb and sceptre, portcullis at feet, rev. shield of arms at centre of full-blown rose, wt. 15.37gms. (S.2529; N.2003), lustrous about extremely fine £14,000-16,000 1099 No lot

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1100 James I, second coinage, rose ryal, mm. rose (1605-6), crowned figure of king enthroned facing, holding orb and sceptre, portcullis at feet, rev. shield of arms at centre of full-blown rose, wt. 13.68gms. (S.2613; N.2079), a bold good very fine with original brilliance £11,000-13,000

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS 1101 1102 1101 James I, third coinage, , mm. lis (1623-1624), fourth laur. bust l., of value behind, rev. long cross fleury over crowned shield of arms (S.2638B; N.2114),good very fine or better £2250-2750

1102 Charles I, Tower mint, angel, mm. star (1640-1641), St Michael spearing dragon, value in l. field, rev. ship with arms on sail, wt. 4.02gms. (S.2684A; N.2145), large piercing, scrapes on both sides, otherwise very fine, rare £600-700

1103 1104 1103 Charles I, Tower mint, halfcrown, Gp I, type 1a3, lightweight issue [struck between 14 August and 7 September 1626], mm. cross calvary, first horseman, no groundline below horse, reads HI, rev. square- topped shield of arms, normal garniture, stop after REGNO (cf. SCBI Brooker 285; S.2766; N.2202), a slight misstrike showing indentation 7 – 8 o’clock on obverse, very fine £400-600

* ex Baldwin’s vault On Lingford ticket (B[aldwin] Feb 44 [£3])

1104 Charles I, Tower mint, halfcrown, Gp I, type 1a3, lightweight issue [struck between 14 August and 7 September 1626], mm. cross calvary, first horseman, no groundline below horse, reads HI, rev. square- topped shield of arms, normal garniture, no stops (cf. SCBI Brooker 285; S.2766; N.2202), flat over mintmark on reverse, nearly very fine £300-400

* ex Baldwin’s vault On Lingford ticket (B[aldwin] Nov 43 [30/-])

1105 1106 1105 Charles I, Tower mint, halfcrown, Gp IIc, mm. portcullis, no groundline below horse, horseman with short sword, reads MA BR FR ET HI, rev. oval shield of arms, dividing C-R (cf. SCBI Brooker 315/316; S.2771; N.2207), M of MA double-struck, horseman rather flat, but reverse well-struck and good very fine £150-200

*ex Baldwin’s vault On Lingford ticket (B[aldwin] Nov 43)

1106 Charles I, Tower mint, halfcrown, Gp IIc, mm. portcullis, no groundline below horse, horseman with longer sword, reads MA BR FR ET HI, rev. oval shield of arms, dividing C-R (cf. SCBI Brooker 316; S.2771; N.2207), obverse fine, reverse very fine £150-200 *ex Baldwin’s vault

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1107 Charles I, Tower mint, halfcrown, Gp III, mm. crown, third horseman, no groundline below horse, reads MA BR FR ET HI, rev. oval shield of arms (cf. SCBI Brooker 330; S.2773; N.2209), obverse fine, reverse shows some porosity though better struck, about very fine £100-150 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1108 Charles I, Tower mint, halfcrown, Gp III, mm. crown, third horseman, no groundline below horse, reads MAG BR FR ET HI, rev. oval shield of arms (cf. SCBI Brooker 328; S.2773; N.2209), obverse haymarked, fine, reverse better, nearly very fine £100-150 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1109 1110

1109 Charles I, Tower mint, halfcrown, Gp III, mm. crown, seemingly over bell both sides, third horseman, no groundline below horse, reads MA BR FR ET HI, rev. oval shield of arms (cf. SCBI Brooker 327; S.2773; N.2209), toned, very fine £150-200 ex Baldwin’s vault * On Lingford ticket (B[aldwin] Nov 43)

1110 Charles I, , Tower mint, group C, type 2a, mm. plume (1630-1631), crowned third bust l., value behind head, rev. oval garnished shield with CR above, wt. 5.62gms. (S.2787; N.2221; Sharp C1/1), toned, nearly very fine £140-160

1111 1112

1111 Charles I, shilling, Tower mint, group D, type 3a, mm. bell (1634-1635), large bust, crowned fourth bust l., rev. round garnished shield, wt. 5.87gms. (S.2791; N.2225; Sharp E1/1; JGB.486), weakly struck in places, about very fine £100-120

1112 Charles I, shilling, Tower mint, group D, type 3a, mm. crown (1635-1636), small neat bust, crowned fourth bust l., rev. round garnished shield, wt. 5.86gms. (S.2791; N.2225; Sharp E2/2; JGB.502), very fine £110-130

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1113 Charles I, shilling, Tower mint, group D, type 3a, mm. crown (1635-1636), small neat bust, crowned fourth bust l., rev. round garnished shield, wt. 5.94gms. (S.2791; N.2225; Sharp E2/2; JGB.502), uneven flan, toned, nearly very fine/very fine £80-100

1114 Charles I, shilling, Tower mint, group D, type 3a, mm. crown (1635-1636), small neat bust, crowned fourth bust l., rev. round garnished shield, wt. 5.78gms. (S.2791; N.2225; Sharp E2/2; JGB.502), marked HJ below denomination, very fine £100-120

The initials probably refer to Howard James, Great Hampton Street, Birmingham (c.1889).

1115 1116

1115 Charles I, shilling, Tower mint, group D, type 3a, mm. tun (1636-1638), crowned fourth bust l., rev. round garnished shield, wt. 5.97gms. (S.2791; N.2225; Sharp E3/2; JGB.509-11), uneven flan, about very fine £100-120

1116 Charles I, shilling, Tower mint, group D, type 3a, mm. tun (1636-1638), crowned fourth bust l., rev. round garnished shield, wt. 5.83gms. (S.2791; N.2225; Sharp E3/2; JGB.509-11), irregular flan, a bold very fine with a good portrait £100-120

1117 1118

1117 Charles I, shilling, Tower mint, group D, type 3a, mm. tun (1636-1638), large bust of crude style, crowned fourth bust l., rev. round garnished shield, wt. 5.24gms. (S.2792; N.2225; Sharp E4/2; JGB.-), small irregular flan, fair/fine, scarce £40-50

1118 Charles I, shilling, Tower mint, group E, type 4.1 var., mm. triangle (1639-1640), crowned ‘Aberystwyth’ bust l., with double-arched crown, large XII behind, rev. square-topped shield over cross moline, wt. 6.00gms. (S.2797; N.2230; Sharp F5/1; JGB.532), flan a little irregular, softly struck at centres, otherwise a pleasing very fine or better £180-220 *ex Rasmussen list 21 (C80)

BRITISH COINS 1119 1120 1119 Charles I, shilling, Tower mint under Parliament, group F, type 4.4, mm. (P) (1643-1644), crowned bust l., mark of value behind, rev. flat-topped shield of arms over cross moline, wt. 5.95gms. (S.2800; N.2232; Sharp G1/2; JGB.551-3), uneven flan, double-struck on obverse, fine/good fine £50-60

1120 Charles I, shilling, Tower mint under Parliament, group F, type 4.4, mm. sun (1645-1646), crowned bust 6 l., mark of value behind, rev. flat-topped shield of arms over cross moline, wt. 5.95gms. (S.2800; N.2232; Sharp G2/2; JGB.561-3), weakly struck on truncation and on corresponding place on reverse, very fine £80-100

1121 Charles I, crown, Exeter mint, mm. rose, crowned figure of king on horseback l., brandishing sword, king’s sash in a bow, rev. round garnished shield of arms (S.3055), irregular flan, very fine £1000-1200

1122 Oliver Cromwell, crown, by Simon, 1658/7, dr. bust l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3226; ESC.10; Bull 240), nearly extremely fine £5000-6000

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1123 Oliver Cromwell, halfcrown, 1658, dr. bust l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3227A; ESC.447; Bull 252), slight edge knock at 5 o’clock on reverse, toned good very fine, reverse better £4000-5000

1124 Charles II, crown, 1677, V. NONO, third laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked Cs in angles (S.3358; ESC.52; Bull 398), adjustment marks by date, good very fine, scarce £1800-2200

1125 Charles II, shilling, 1663, first laur. bust r., readsGARTIA in error, rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked Cs in angles (S.3371; ESC.1023; Bull 503 [R4]), deep scratch on reverse, otherwise fine, extremely rare £1100-1300 *ex St. James’s Auction 10, 7 November 2008, lot 766

BRITISH COINS 1126 1127 1126 Charles II, shilling, 1663, first laur. bust r.,rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked Cs in angles, Scottish and Irish shields transposed (S.3371; ESC.1024; Bull 504 [R3]), fine, rare £200-250 *ex Glendinings, 7 October 1991, lot 1670 1127 Charles II, shilling, 1663, A of FRA struck over G, first laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked Cs in angles (S.3371; ESC.1024; Bull 505 [R5]), almost fine, very rare £320-350

1128 Charles II, shilling, 1671, second laur. bust r., plume below, rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked Cs in angles, plume in centre (S.3376; ESC.1035; Bull 520 [R2]), nearly very fine £1100-1300 *purchased Grantham Coins, 31 March 1998

1129 Charles II, shilling, 1676, second laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked Cs in angles (S.3375; ESC.1047; Bull 537), darkly toned, good fine £180-220 *purchased Grantham Coins, 30 April 1992

1130 James II, halfcrown, 1685, PRIMO, first laur. bust l.,rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3408; ESC.493; Bull 748), about extremely fine with underlying brilliance £2000-2200

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS 1131 1132

1131 William and Mary, crown, 1691, TERTIO, conjoined laur. busts r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked WMs in angles (S.3433; ESC.82; Bull 820), slight weakness on king’s head as usual, about very fine £1800-2200

1132 William and Mary, shilling, 1693, 9/0, stop after BR, conjoined laur. busts r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked WMs in angles (S.3437; ESC.1076; Bull 867), large dig in obverse field, fine/very fine £160-180

1133 William III, , 1701, laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in angles (S.3463), certified

and graded by PCGS as Genuine Cleaned - About Uncirculated Detail £1750-2250 Reputedly from the wreck of HMS Association.

1134 1135 1134 William III, shilling, 1696, reads MAB for MAG, first laur. bust r.,rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3497; ESC.1078B; Bull 1106 [R5]), light surface porosity, darkly toned, fair, an extremely rare error £400-500 *ex HMS Association. Purchased Grantham Coins, 15 October 1999

1135 William III, shilling, 1697, second V in GVLIELMVS is an inverted A, first laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3497; ESC.1091D; Bull 1121 [R]), fair but legible, rare £160-180

Purchased Spink, 1 April 2001, with ticket.

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1136 Anne, crown, 1713, DVODECIMO, roses and plumes, third bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields, roses and plumes in angles (S.3603; ESC.109; Bull 1349), some light scratches on obverse and some adjustment marks at one o’clock on reverse, good very fine £550-650

1137 George II, crown, 1741, D. QVARTO, roses, young laur. and dr. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields, roses in angles (S.3687; ESC.123; Bull 1666), delightful toning, good extremely fine, as struck, with prooflike brilliance £4000-5000

1138 George II, proof halfcrown, 1746, VICESIMO, old laur. and dr. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3696; ESC.608; Bull 1691), toned, certified and graded by NGC as Proof 63 £3500-4000

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS EXCEEDINGLY RARE, GEORGE III, PATTERN GUINEA, 1761

1139 George III, pattern guinea, 1761, plain edge, by Yeo, laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (W&R.84; D-M.97), certified and graded by PCGS as Proof 64, very choice and exceedingly rare £25,000-30,000

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1140 George III, guinea, 1786, fourth laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3728), fair £220-250

1141 George III, , 1790, fifth laur. head r.,rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3735), good fine; third guinea, 1797, first laur. head r.,rev. crown, date in legend (S.3738), initial engraved on obverse, fair (2) £280-320

With old tickets.

1142 George III, Bank of England, eighteenpence (2): 1811; 1816, dr. bust/laur. head r. rev. value within wreath (S.3771, 3772), both with grey-blue toning, the first extremely fine, the second better(2) £100-130 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1143 George III, restrike ‘pattern’ , 1806, by Taylor, edge plain, K on truncation, date double-struck, laur.

bust r., rev. std. l., holding trident and olive branch (cf. S.3782; P.1404), about mint state £400-500 An extremely interesting coin, with a double-struck date reading 11880066.

1144 G George III, , 1818, the second 8 appears to be over 7, laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3786), mint state, rare £1600-1800

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1145 G George III, half sovereign, 1818, laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3786), some very light marks on obverse, otherwise extremely fine £800-1000

1146 G George IV, two pounds, 1823, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3798), very fine £800-1000

With old ticket.

1147 G George IV, half sovereign, 1821, laur. head l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3802), bagmarked, otherwise about extremely fine, reverse better, rare £2000-2500

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1148 George IV, proof shilling, 1826, bare head l., rev. on crown (S.3812; ESC.1258; Bull 2411), certified and graded by PCGS as Proof 63 £450-550

1149 1150

1149 G Victoria, five pounds, 1887, ‘Jubilee’ bust l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3864), practically mint state £2250-2750

1150 G Victoria, five pounds, 1887, ‘Jubilee’ bust l.,rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3864), surface marks and reverse edge bruise, very fine £1100-1300

1151 G Victoria, half sovereign, 1838, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3859), about mint state £1000-1500

The first year of issue.

1152 1153 1154 1152 G Victoria, half sovereign, 1841, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3859), extremely fine, rare £600-800

1153 G Victoria, half sovereign, 1842, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3859), extremely fine or better £450-650

1154 G Victoria, half sovereign, 1849, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3859), half of cross-bar of 4 missing, tiny nick on obverse at 11 o’clock, about extremely fine £300-350

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS 1155 1156 1157 1155 G Victoria, half sovereign, 1851, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3859), good very fine, scarce date £200-250

1156 G Victoria, half sovereign, 1853, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3859), a few light marks in obverse field, otherwise about uncirculated £500-600

1157 G Victoria, half sovereign, 1853, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3859), about uncirculated £500-600

1158 1159 1158 G Victoria, half sovereign, 1855, second 5 struck over another number (possibly 3), young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3859A), good very fine, unusual £350-450

1159 G Victoria, half sovereign, 1858, type A2, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3859A), about mint state £400-500

1160 G Victoria - Edward VII, half sovereigns (4): 1859; 1877; 1884; 1903, young/bare head l./r., rev. crowned shield of arms/St. George and the dragon (S.3859A, 3860D, 3861, 3974A), fine or better (4) £400-500

1161 1162 1163 1161 G Victoria, half sovereign, 1862, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3859A), only fair but extremely rare, the key date of the Victorian series £300-400

1162 G Victoria, half sovereign, 1864, die no. 20, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3860), about extremely fine, reverse better £300-400

1163 G Victoria, half sovereign, 1865, die no. 52, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3860), about uncirculated £400-500

BRITISH COINS 1164 1165 1164 G Victoria, half sovereign, 1866, die no. 18, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3860; Marsh 442), practically mint state £300-400

1165 G Victoria, half sovereign, 1887, ‘Jubilee’ bust l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3869), mint state £150-200

1166 G Victoria - Edward VII, half sovereigns (2): 1887; 1902, ‘Jubilee’ bust l./bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms/St. George and the dragon (S.3869, 3974A), both about mint state (2) £250-300

1167 Victoria, proof crown, 1847, UNDECIMO, ‘Gothic’ bust l., rev. crowned, cruciform shields (S.3883; ESC.288; Bull 2571), certified and graded by NGC as Proof 64+ £6000-7000

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1168 1169 1170 1168 Victoria, proof , 1839, plain edge, die axis ↑↓, young head l., rev. value within wreath (S.3908; ESC.1685; Bull 3171), certified and graded by PCGS as Proof 63 Cameo £500-550 *ex Wander collection 1169 Victoria, proof sixpence, 1839, plain edge, struck en médaille, young head l., rev. value within wreath (S.3908; ESC.1685; Bull 3171), certified and graded by PCGS as Proof 63 Deep Cameo, scarce £500-550 *ex Wander collection

En médaille striking not listed in the Standard Catalogue. 1170 Victoria, sixpence, 1878, die no. 6, young head l., legend reads DRITANNIAR in error, rev. value within wreath (S.3910; ESC.1735; Bull 3236), a couple of small scratches on the neck, toned, about very fine, very rare £225-275 *ex Wander collection

1171 Victoria, sixpences (2): 1879, no die number; 1881, milled edge removed, young head l., rev. value within wreath (S.3911/12), the first an early strike, prooflike, good extremely fine, the second good very fine (2) £260-280 *ex Wander collection

1172 Victoria, double (5): 1887 (2): Arabic 1/Roman 1; 1888; 1889; 1890, ‘Jubilee’ bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in angles (S.3922/3), the 1888 with edge knock, fine to very fine or better (5) £110-130

1173 Enamelled silver coins: Victoria, Jubilee coinage, crown, 1887, a multi-coloured St. George slays the dragon, plain silver background, brooch mount; double-, 1887, shields in red, yellow and green, white background, capstan brooch mount (lacks pin); Godless florin, 1849, shields in red, yellow & black, and blue, white background, Royal blue border, many details gilt, loose pendant mount, all of exceptional quality (3) £120-150

1174 Victoria - George VI, miscellaneous British silver coins, mostly fair to very fine (17) £30-40

BRITISH COINS 1175 1176

1175 Victoria, penny, 1860, N over Z in ONE, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3954), about extremely fine, scarce £400-500

1176 Victoria, penny, 1860, toothed border, young head l., signature on cape, colon dots : after G: of D: G: to a tooth, rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident, LCW below shield (S.3954; M. BP1860 J; F.10; P.1629), long die crack down centre of coin on obverse, from 12 o’clock vertically downwards as far as the top of Victoria’s dress, a couple of very tiny pin-head ex-carbon spots on reverse, about uncirculated with approximately 80-85% lustre both sides £80-100

1177 1178

1177 Victoria, penny, 1860, toothed border, young head l., signature on cape, colon dots : after G: of D: G: to a tooth, rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident, LCW below shield (S.3954; M. BP1860 J; F.10; P.1629), a die crack on obverse from edge at 5 o’clock travels upwards for about 7 mm, R of BRITT double struck, about uncirculated with approximately 70-75% subdued lustre £80-100

1178 Victoria, penny, 1860, toothed border, young head l., signature on cape, colon dots : after G: of D: G: to a tooth, rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident, LCW below shield (S.3954; M. BP1860 J; F.10; P.1629), A of VICTORIA triple struck, the T double struck, the linear circle on the right side has run into the border beads above the RE of REG and the TT of BRITT, streaky metal mix and some slight pale green substance in the lettering of VICTORIA and D: G, slight ex-carbon mark at edge of reverse above EN of PENNY and below 60 of the date, obverse extremely fine or better, reverse about uncirculated with approximately 30% subdued lustre £50-60

1179 1180

1179 Victoria, penny, 1861, toothed border, signature below cape, rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident, LCW below shield (S.3954; M. BP 1861 D; F.22; P.1639), about uncirculated with approximately 80-85% lustre £100-120

1180 Victoria, penny, 1861, toothed border, young head l., signature below cape, rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident, LCW below shield (S.3954; M. BP 1861 D; F.22; P.1639), a couple of ex-carbon spots on obverse and a trace of a finger print in the lustre by the top of Britannia’s trident on reverse otherwise about uncirculated with approximately 80-85% lustre £80-100

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS 1181 1182

1181 Victoria, penny, 1861, toothed border, young head l., signature below cape, rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident, LCW below shield (S.3954; M. BP 1861 D; F.22; P.1639), a couple of ex-carbon spots and a trace of a finger print in the lustre on Victoria’s head and hair, and a tiny black streak on Britannia’s left thigh, otherwise about uncirculated with approximately 80-85% lustre £80-100

1182 Victoria, penny, 1861, toothed border, young head l., signature below cape, rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident, LCW below shield (S.3954; M. BP 1861 D; F.22; P.1639), light overall spotting on both sides, about uncirculated with approximately 65-70% subdued lustre £70-85

1183 1184

1183 Victoria, penny, 1861, toothed border, young head l., signature below cape, rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident, LCW below shield (S.3954; M. BP 1861 D; F.22; P.1639), a trace of a finger print in the lustre at left side on obverse and a few ex-carbon spots on reverse, otherwise about uncirculated with approximately 80/70% lustre £75-90

1184 Victoria, penny, 1861, toothed border, young head l., signature below cape, rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident, LCW below shield (S.3954; M. BP 1861 D; F.22; P.1639), a trace of a finger print in the lustre on obverse and a couple of dark streaks on reverse, also a slight dark patch on Britannia’s shield, otherwise about uncirculated with approximately 65/75% underlying lustre £65-80

1185 1186

1185 Victoria, penny, 1861, toothed border, young head l., signature below cape, rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident, LCW below shield (S.3954; M. BP 1861 D; F.22; P.1639), an ex-carbon spot between the A of VICTORIA and the D of D: G: and a very faint pale tone at the right side, about uncirculated with approximately 65/85% lustre £75-90

1186 Victoria, penny, 1861, toothed border, young head l., signature below cape, rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident, LCW below shield (S.3954; M. BP 1861 D; F.22; P.1639), a faint trace of a finger print in the lustre on the right side of obverse and a couple of tiny ex-carbon spots on reverse, about uncirculated with approximately, 65/80% lustre £70-85

BRITISH COINS

1187 Victoria, penny, 1894, young head l., rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident (S.3954; M. BP 1894 A; F.138; P.1749), faint ex-carbon spot by R of BRITT and an ex-carbon spot just below P of PENNY, about uncirculated with approximately 75% lustre £100-120

1188 Edward VII, halfcrown, 1902; florin, 1907; shilling, 1904, scarce, bare head r., rev. various (S.3980, 3981, 3982), good very fine to about extremely fine (3) £60-80

1189 Edward VII, (2): 1902, proof; 1909; sixpences (3): 1902; 1904; 1907; , 1902; with a Victorian sixpence, 1884 (S.3982, 3983, 3986, 3912), all very fine to extremely fine (7) £60-80

1190 Edward VII, shillings, 1905 (2), bare head r., rev. lion on crown (S.3982), both good fine or better (2) £150-200

1191 G , proof two pounds, 1911, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3995), certified and graded by NGC as Proof 67 Ultra Cameo £7500-8500

1192 1193 1192 G George V, proof half sovereign, 1911, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.4006), certified and graded by PCGS as Proof 64 Cameo £600-800

1193 G George V, half sovereign, 1918P, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon, P above date (S.4008), has been mounted, otherwise very fine £750-850

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1194 George V, VIP proof sixpence, 1932, bare head l., rev. oak sprigs and acorns (cf. S.4041; ESC.1821B; Bull 3912), certified and graded by PCGS as Proof 65, exceedingly rare £650-750

1195 G George VI, proof five pounds, 1937, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.4074), certified and

graded by PCGS as Proof 65 Deep Cameo £10,000-12,000 The whole set was purchased in Zurich in 1976 for Sw.Fr.5900. BRITISH COINS

1196 1197 1196 G George VI, proof two pounds, 1937, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.4075), FDC £1500-2000 1197 G George VI, proof half sovereign, 1937, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.4077), FDC £450-550

1198 1199

1198 G Elizabeth II, proof gold five pounds (crown), 1999, Princess Diana memorial, issued by the , 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.L6), certified and graded by NGC as Proof 68 Ultra Cameo £2000-2500 1199 G Elizabeth II, proof gold five pounds (crown), 1999, Princess Diana memorial, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.L6), certified and graded by NGC as Proof 65 Ultra Cameo £1750-2250 1200 G Elizabeth II, gold proof five pounds (crown), 1999, Princess Diana memorial (S.L6), in plastic capsule, but no case or certificate,many scratches on portrait of Queen, otherwise as struck £1000-1250

1201 1202 1201 G Elizabeth II, proof half sovereign, 500th Anniversary of the Sovereign, 1989, monarch enthroned facing, rev. shield of arms upon crowned rose (S.SB3), certified and graded by NGC as Proof 69 Ultra Cameo £200-250 1202 G Elizabeth II, proof half sovereign, 500th Anniversary of the Sovereign, 1989, monarch enthroned facing, rev. shield of arms upon crowned rose (S.SB3), certified and graded by NGC as Proof 69 Ultra Cameo £200-250 1203 G Elizabeth II, proof half sovereign, 500th Anniversary of the Sovereign, 1989, monarch enthroned facing, rev. shield of arms upon crowned rose (S.SB3), certified and graded by NGC as Proof 69 Ultra Cameo £200-250

1204 1205 1204 G Elizabeth II, proof half sovereign, 500th Anniversary of the Sovereign, 1989, monarch enthroned facing, rev. shield of arms upon crowned rose (S.SB3), certified and graded by NGC as Proof Details, Rim Filing £150-200 1205 G Elizabeth II, proof half sovereign, 1989, 500th Anniversary of the Sovereign, monarch enthroned facing, rev. shield of arms upon crowned rose (S.SB3), case and certificate missing,some light scuffs, about mint state £120-150

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS SOVEREIGNS

1206 G George III, sovereign, 1818, ascending colon after BRITANNIAR, laur. head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3785A), pierced at 7 o’clock on obverse, lightly polished, very fine, scarce date £320-350

1207 G Victoria, sovereign, 1845, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 65+ £2000-2500

1208 G Victoria, sovereign, 1846, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 66 £2500-3000

1209 G Victoria, sovereign, 1847, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 65+ £2000-2500

BRITISH COINS

1210 G Victoria, sovereign, 1851, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852C), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 66 £2500-3000

1211 G Victoria, sovereign, 1859, Ansell, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852E), about extremely fine, reverse better, rare £2750-3750

1212 G Victoria, sovereigns (3): 1861; 1866; 1884M, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852D, 3853, 3854A), very fine or better (3) £600-700

1213 G Victoria, sovereign, 1886M, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath, M below (S.3854A),

obverse has been lightly cleaned, otherwise extremely fine and extremely rare £3500-4500 The key date.

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS 1214 1215 1214 G Victoria, sovereign, 1871, WW buried in narrow truncation, horse with long tail, no BP, young head l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3856A), about very fine, very rare £650-750 *ex Wander collection

Appears to be unlisted.

1215 G Victoria, sovereign, 1871S, WW incomplete, horse with short tail, large BP in exergue, young head l., S below, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3858), some bagmarks on obverse, otherwise extremely fine, reverse better, scarce £500-600 *ex Wander collection

1216 1217 1216 G Victoria, sovereign, 1872, WW buried in narrow truncation, horse with long tail, small BP, young head l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3856A), small scratch above queen’s eye, practically mint state £320-350 *ex Wander collection

1217 G Victoria, sovereign, 1875M, WW buried in narrow truncation, horse with long tail, small BP, young head l., M below, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3857), some bagmarks, about uncirculated £320-350 *ex Wander collection

1218 G Victoria & George V, sovereigns (4): 1877M, WW buried in narrow truncation; 1886M; 1895M; 1913, young/ bare head l. rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3857, 3857C, 3875, 3996), fine to extremely fine (4) £800-900

1219 G Victoria, sovereign, 1879S, WW buried in narrow truncation, horse with long tail, small BP, young head l., S below, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3858A), quite heavily scuffed both sides, but practically as struck, rare £1000-1200 *ex Wander collection

BRITISH COINS 1220 1221 1220 G Victoria, sovereign, 1880M, WW buried in narrow truncation, horse with long tail, small BP, first young head l., M below, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3857), obverse bagmarked, about uncirculated £400-500 *ex Wander collection 1221 G Victoria, sovereign, 1881M, WW buried in narrow truncation, horse with long tail, small BP, first young head l., M below, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3857), bagmarked, extremely fine £400-500 *ex Wander collection

1222 1223 1224 1222 G Victoria, sovereign, 1883S, horse with short tail, no BP in exergue, second young head l., S below, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3858D), a couple of edge nicks and scratch behind ear, about uncirculated, rare £400-500 *ex Wander collection

1223 G Victoria, sovereign, 1884M, WW complete on broad truncation, horse with short tail, small BP in exergue, second young head l., M below, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3857C), light bagmarks, uncirculated £450-550 *ex Wander collection

1224 G Victoria, sovereign, 1885S, WW complete on broad truncation, horse with short tail, small BP in exergue, second young head l., S below, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3858E), about uncirculated £280-320 *ex Wander collection

1225 1226 1225 G Victoria, sovereign, 1886S, WW complete on broad truncation, horse with short tail, small BP in exergue, second young head l., S below, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3858E), uncirculated £400-500 *ex Wander collection

1226 G Victoria, sovereign, 1887M, WW complete on broad truncation, horse with short tail, small BP in exergue, second young head l., M below, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3857C), light scuffs, prooflike, mint state £450-550 *ex Wander collection

1227 G Victoria - Edward VII, sovereigns (2): 1887; 1902, ‘Jubilee’ bust l./bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3866, 3969), both about mint state (2) £400-500

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS

1228 G Victoria, proof sovereign, 1887S, ‘Jubilee’ bust l., small spread JEB, rev. St. George and the dragon, S above date (S.3868A), has been lightly polished, a light scratch in hair and a few light rim nicks on reverse, otherwise about extremely fine, extremely rare £12,500-15,000

1229 1230

1229 G Victoria, sovereign, 1887S, ‘Jubilee’ bust l., small spread JEB, rev. St. George and the dragon, S above date (S.3868A), good very fine, scarce £300-350

1230 G Edward VII, matt proof sovereign, 1902, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3969), about mint state £650-750

BRITISH COINS

1231 G Edward VII, proof sovereign, 1908C, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, C above date (S.3970), certified and graded by PCGS as Specimen 63 £11,000-12,000

1232 G George V, sovereigns (2): 1917C; 1919P, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3997, 4001), extremely fine or better (2) £450-500

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS 1233 1234 1235

1233 G George V, sovereign, 1923M, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon, M above date (S.3999), small scratch on reverse, otherwise uncirculated £300-350

1234 G George V, sovereign, 1924M, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon, M above date (S.3999), extremely fine £300-400

1235 G George V, sovereign, 1925, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3996), uncirculated £200-250

1236 G George VI, proof sovereign, 1937, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.4076), certified and graded by PCGS as Proof 64 Cameo £2200-2500

1237 G George VI, proof sovereign, 1937, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.4076), about mint state £2250-2750

BRITISH COINS A COLLECTION OF MAINLY PROOF SETS AND COINS

1238 George III, guinea, 1792, fifth laur. head r.,rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3729), very fine £450-550

1239 G Victoria & Elizabeth II, The Golden Jubilee Gold Collection, five pounds to half sovereign, 1887 & 2002, issued by the Royal Mint, in fitted case of issue, with certificate, the 1887 coins about extremely fine or better, the 2002 coins proof FDC (8) £5500-6500

1240 G Victoria, sovereign, 1887, good fine; half sovereign, 1901, ‘Jubilee’/veiled bust l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3866, 3878), the latter in Royal Mint box, with certificate,about mint state (2) £300-350

1241 G Victoria & Elizabeth II, The Queen Mother Royal Birthday Collection, 1900-2000, comprising sovereigns (2): 1900; 2000; proof silver crown, 2000, all in fitted case of issue, with certificate,the sovereigns very fine and brilliant mint state, the crown FDC (3) £400-450

1242 G Victoria to Elizabeth II, The Half-Sovereign Portrait Collection, half-sovereigns (7): 1883; 1892; 1894; 1907; 1913; 1982; 2001, issued by the Royal Mint, in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate,first three fine or better, the others good very fine to mint state (7) £750-850

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS

1243 G Edward VII & Elizabeth II, sovereigns (2): 1909, 2009, head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3969, SC7), very fine and mint state (2) £400-450

1244 G Edward VII - Elizabeth II, Maundy sets (3): 1904; 1948; 1974, portrait r./l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.3985, 4091, 4211), all in Perspex holders, about mint state (3 sets) £300-350

1245 G George V, The Mintmark Collection, sovereigns (7): 1911C; 1915; 1917S; 1918I; 1919P; 1925M; 1927SA, issued by the Royal Mint, in fitted case of issue, with certificate and booklet,very fine to extremely fine (7) £1400-1500

1246 G George V, World War One Sovereign Collection, sovereigns (5): 1914; 1915; 1916P; 1917P; 1918P, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3996, 4001), in Harrington & Byrne fitted case, with certificate, very fine or better (5) £1000-1100

1247 G George V, proof set, 1927, crown to , bare head l., rev. various (S.PS14), in original case of issue, about mint state (6) £500-550

1248 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign four-coin collection, 1991, five pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 67.89gms. (S.PGS14), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, FDC (4) £1800-2200

BRITISH COINS

1249 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign four-coin collection, 1993, Pistrucci Centenary, five pounds to half sovereign, with silver medal, issued by the Royal Mint (S.PGS18), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, FDC (4) £1800-2200

1250 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign four-coin collection, 2000, five pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 67.88gms. (S.PGS32), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, FDC (4) £1800-2200

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS

1251 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign four-coin collection, 2001, five pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 67.88gms. (S.PGS34), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, FDC (4) £1800-2200

1252 G Elizabeth II, gold proof set, 2002, Golden Jubilee, five pounds to Maundy penny, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 148.65gms. (S.PGJS1), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC (13) £5000-6000

1253 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign four-coin collection, 2003, five pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 67.88gms. (S.PGS38), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, FDC (4) £1800-2200

1254 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign four-coin collection, 2004, five pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 67.88gms. (S.PGS40), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, FDC (4) £1800-2200

1255 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign four-coin collection, 2005, five pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 67.88gms. (S.PGS42), in fitted case of issue, in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate, FDC (4) £2250-2750

1256 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign four-coin collection, 2006, five pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 67.88gms. (S.PGS44), in fitted case of issue, in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate, FDC (4) £1800-2200

1257 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign four-coin collection, 2007, five pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 67.88gms. (S.PGS46), in fitted case of issue, in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate, FDC (4) £1800-2200

BRITISH COINS

1258 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign four-coin collection, 2008, five pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 67.88gms. (S.PGS49), in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate,FDC (4) £1800-2200

1259 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign five-coin collection, 2009, five pounds to , issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 69.87gms. (S.PGS52), in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate, FDC (5) £1800-2200

1260 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign five-coin collection, 2009, five pounds to quarter sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 69.87gms. (S.PGS52), in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate, FDC (5) £1800-2200

1261 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign five-coin collection, 2010, five pounds to quarter sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 69.87gms. (S.PGS55), in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate, FDC (5) £2000-2200

1262 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign five-coin collection, 2012, five pounds to quarter sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 69.87gms. (S.PGS62), in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate, FDC (5) £2000-2200

1263 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign three-coin collection, 1986, two pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 27.95gms. (S.PGS07), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, FDC (3) £700-800

1264 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign three-coin collection, 1987, two pounds to half sovereign, crowned head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 27.95gms. (S.PGS08), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, FDC (3) £700-800

1265 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign three-coin collection, 1988, two pounds to half sovereign, crowned head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 27.95gms. (S.PGS09), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, FDC (3) £700-800

1266 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign three-coin collection, 1989, two pounds to half sovereign, 500th Anniversary of the Sovereign, monarch enthroned facing, rev. shield of arms upon crowned rose, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 27.95gms. (S.PGS11), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, FDC (3) £1200-1400

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS

1267 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign three-coin collection, 1990, two pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 27.95gms. (S.PGS13), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC (3) £700-800

1268 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign three-coin collection, 1994, two pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 27.95gms. (S.PGS21), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC (3) £700-800

1269 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign three-coin collection, 1995, two pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 27.95gms. (S.PGS23), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC (3) £700-800

1270 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign three-coin collection, 1995, two pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 27.95gms. (S.PGS23), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC (3) £700-800

1271 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign three-coin collection, 1996, two pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 27.95gms. (S.PGS25), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC (3) £700-800

1272 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign three-coin collection, 1997, two pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 27.95gms. (S.PGS27), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC (3) £700-800

1273 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign three-coin collection, 1998, two pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 27.95gms. (S.PGS29), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC (3) £700-800

BRITISH COINS

1274 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign three-coin collection, 1999, two pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 27.95gms. (S.PGS31), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC (3) £700-800

1275 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign three-coin collection, 2003, two pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 27.95gms. (S.PGS39), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC (3) £700-800

1276 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign four-coin collection, 2018, two pounds to quarter sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 29.93gms. (S.PGS-), in fitted case and boxes of issue, with certificate, FDC (4) £800-1000

1277 G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign three-coin collection, 2018, two pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., total wt. 27.94gms. (S.PGS-), in fitted case and boxes of issue, with certificate, FDC (3) £750-850

1278 G Elizabeth II, gold five pounds, 1984, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.SE2), in sealed packet, brilliant uncirculated £700-800

1279 1280 1279 G Elizabeth II, gold five pounds, 1985, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.SE3), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,brilliant uncirculated £700-800

1280 G Elizabeth II, proof gold five pounds (crown), 1990, Queen Mother’s 90th Birthday, issued by the Royal Mint, 22ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.L1), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC £1000-1250

1281 G Elizabeth II, gold five pounds, 1992, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.SE4), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,brilliant uncirculated £1000-1250

1282 G Elizabeth II, gold five pounds, 1994, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.SE4), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,brilliant uncirculated £1000-1250

1283 G Elizabeth II, gold five pounds, 1996, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.SE4), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,brilliant uncirculated £1000-1250

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS

1284 G Elizabeth II, gold five pounds, 1997, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.SE4), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,brilliant uncirculated £1000-1250

1285 G Elizabeth II, gold five pounds, 1998, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.SE8), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,brilliant uncirculated £1000-1250

1286 G Elizabeth II, gold five pounds, 1999, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.SE8), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,brilliant uncirculated £1000-1250

1287 G Elizabeth II, gold five pounds, 2000, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.SE8), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,brilliant uncirculated £1000-1250

1288 G Elizabeth II, gold five pounds, 2000, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.SE7), in capsule contained in card holder, brilliant uncirculated £1000-1250

1289 G Elizabeth II, proof gold five pounds (crown), 2000, Queen Mother Centenary Year, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.L8), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC £1000-1250

1290 G Elizabeth II, gold five pounds, 2001, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.SE8), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,brilliant uncirculated £1000-1250

1291 G Elizabeth II, gold five pounds, 2002, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.SE9), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,brilliant uncirculated £1000-1250

1292 G Elizabeth II, gold five pounds, 2003, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.SE7), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, brilliant uncirculated £1000-1250

BRITISH COINS

1293 G Elizabeth II, gold five pounds, 2004, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.SE7), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, brilliant uncirculated £1000-1250

1294 G Elizabeth II, proof gold five pounds (crown), 2004, 100th Anniversary of the Entente Cordiale, issued by the Royal Mint, 22ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.4558), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, FDC £1000-1250

1295 G Elizabeth II, gold five pounds, 2005, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.SE10), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, brilliant uncirculated £1000-1250

1296 G Elizabeth II, gold five pounds, 2006, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.SE7), in fitted case of issue, brilliant uncirculated £1000-1250

1297 G Elizabeth II, gold five pounds, 2007, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.SE7), in fitted case of issue, brilliant uncirculated £1000-1250

1298 G Elizabeth II, gold five pounds, 2007, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.SE7), in fitted case of issue, brilliant uncirculated £1000-1250

1299 G Elizabeth II, gold five pounds, 2008, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.SE7), in fitted case and box of issue, brilliant uncirculated £1000-1250

1300 G Elizabeth II, proof gold five pounds (crown), 2009, 500th Anniversary of Accession of Henry VIII, head r., wearing tiara, rev. full length figure of Henry VIII, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.L20), in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate, FDC £1250-1500

1301 G Elizabeth II, gold five pounds, 2016, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms. (S.SE13), in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate,brilliant uncirculated £1000-1250

1302 G Elizabeth II, proof gold two pounds, 1995, 50th Anniversary of the United Nations, issued by the Royal Mint, 22ct., wt. 15.98gms. (S.K6), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC £400-450

1303 G Elizabeth II, proof gold two pounds, 1996, European Football Championships, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 15.976gms. (S.K7), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC £400-450

1304 G Elizabeth II, proof gold two pounds, 1997, Development of Technology, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 15.976gms. (S.K8), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC £400-450

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS 1305 1306

1305 G Elizabeth II, proof gold two pounds, 2004, 200th Anniversary of the Steam Locomotive, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 15.97gms. (S.K17), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC £400-450

1306 G Elizabeth II, proof gold two pounds, 2016, World War I, The Army, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 15.97gms. (S.K41), in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate,FDC £400-450

1307 1308 1307 G Elizabeth II, proof gold two pounds, 2016, 350th Anniversary of the Great Fire of London, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 15.97gms. (S.K42), in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate,FDC £400-450

1308 G Elizabeth II, proof gold two pounds, 2018, 100th Anniversary of the First World War Armistice, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 15.97gms. (S.K49), in fitted case and boxes of issue, with certificate,FDC £400-450

1309 G Elizabeth II, sovereigns (10): 1957; 1958; 1959; 1962; 1963; 1964; 1965; 1966; 1967; 1968, laur. bust r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.4125), mounted in Perspex display case, all about extremely fine (10) £2000-2200

A complete run of all sovereigns minted between 1957 and 1968.

1310 G Elizabeth II, sovereign, 1974, bust r., wearing tiara, rev. St George and the dragon (S.SC1), in fitted Royal Mint case, light edge knock at 4 o’clock on obverse, otherwise about mint state £200-250

1311 1312 1313 1311 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1980, bust r., wearing tiara, rev. St George and the dragon (S.SC1), in plastic case of issue, FDC £200-250

1312 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1981, bust r., wearing tiara, rev. St George and the dragon (S.SC1), in plastic case of issue, FDC £225-250

1313 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1982, bust r., wearing tiara, rev. St George and the dragon (S.SC1), in plastic case of issue, FDC £225-250

1314 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1983, bust r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SC1), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC £225-250

BRITISH COINS

1315 1316 1315 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1984, bust r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SC1), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC £225-250 1316 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1985, head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SC1), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC £225-250

1317 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1993, head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SC2), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, FDC £225-250

1318 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1994, head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SC2), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, FDC £250-300

1319 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1994, head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SC2), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, FDC £250-300

1320 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1995, head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SC2), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, FDC £250-300

1321 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1996, head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SC2), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, FDC £250-300

1322 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1997, head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SC2), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, FDC £250-300

1323 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1998, head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SC4), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, FDC £250-300

1324 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1999, head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SC4), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, FDC £250-300

1325 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 2000, head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SC4), in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate, FDC £250-300

1326 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 2001, head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SC4), in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate,FDC £250-300

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1327 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign two-coin set, 2002; 2003, Queen’s Golden Jubilee; 50th Anniversary of Coronation, issued by the Royal Mint (S.SC5, SC4), in fitted case and box of issue, with certificates,FDC (2) £500-600

1328 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 2004, head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SC4), in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate,FDC £250-300

1329 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 2005, head r., wearing tiara, rev. new depiction of St. George and the dragon (S.SC6), in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate,FDC £300-350

1330 G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 2006, head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SC4), in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate,FDC £250-300

1331 G Elizabeth II, proof piedfort sovereign, 2018, head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon, wt. 15.976gms. (S.SC13), in fitted case and boxes of issue, with certificate, FDC, scarce £700-800

1332 G Elizabeth II, proof half sovereigns (2): 1980; 1982, bust r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SB1), in plastic cases of issue, FDC (2) £250-300

1333 G Elizabeth II, proof half sovereigns (2): 1983; 2006, bust/head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SB1, 4), in fitted cases and box of issue, with certificates,FDC (2) £250-300

1334 G Elizabeth II, proof half sovereigns (2): 1984; 1985, bust/head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SB1, 2), in fitted cases of issue, with certificates,FDC (2) £250-300

1335 G Elizabeth II, proof half sovereigns, 1992 (2), head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SB2), in fitted cases of issue, with certificates,FDC (2) £250-300

1336 G Elizabeth II, proof half sovereigns (2): 1993; 1994, head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SB2), in fitted cases of issue, with certificates,FDC (2) £250-300

1337 G Elizabeth II, gold proof two-coin set, 1996, comprising half-sovereign; Britannia 10 pounds, issued by the Royal Mint, in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC (2) £225-250

1338 G Elizabeth II, proof half sovereigns, 1997 (2), head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SB2), in fitted cases of issue, with certificates,FDC (2) £250-300

1339 G Elizabeth II, proof half sovereigns (2): 1998; 1999, head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SB4), in fitted cases of issue, with certificates,FDC (2) £250-300

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1340 G Elizabeth II, proof half sovereigns (2): 2000; 2001, head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SB4), in fitted cases and boxes of issue, with certificates,FDC (2) £250-300

1341 G Elizabeth II, half sovereigns, 2000 (2), head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SB4), in capsules contained in card holders, brilliant uncirculated (2) £225-250

1342 G Elizabeth II, proof half sovereign, 2002, head r., wearing tiara, rev. shield of arms within laurel wreath (S.SB5), in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate,FDC £125-150

1343 G Elizabeth II, proof half sovereigns (2): 2003; 2004, head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SB4), in fitted cases and boxes of issue, with certificates,FDC (2) £250-300

1344 G Elizabeth II, proof half sovereign, 2005, head r., wearing tiara, rev. new depiction of St. George and the dragon (S.SB6), in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate,FDC £150-200

1345 G Elizabeth II, proof gold Britannia 25 pounds, 2000, head r., wearing tiara, rev. Britannia standing on rock in sea, with trident, olive branch and shield (S.BO4), in fitted case of issue, with certificate, FDC £ 225-250

1346 G Elizabeth II, proof gold Britannia 10 pounds (2): 1994; 2002, head r., wearing tiara, rev. Britannia standing on rock in sea, with trident, olive branch and shield (S.BN2, 4), in fitted cases of issue, with certificates, FDC (2) £200-250

1347 G Elizabeth II, set of eight pattern gold coins, The Gold Proof Pattern Collection, comprising UK bridges, 2003 (4) and Heraldic Beasts, 2004 (4), issued by the Royal Mint, 22ct., each 19.61gms., in fitted case of issue, with certificate, FDC (8) £3750-4250

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1348 G Elizabeth II, proof gold one pound four-coin set, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, commemorating the Forth Rail Bridge, Menai Straits Suspension Bridge, Egyptian Arch Railway Bridge and Gateshead Millennium Bridge, issued by the Royal Mint, 22ct., each 19.61gms. (S.J18, J19, J20, J21), in fitted case and box of issue, FDC (4) £1750-2250

1349 G Elizabeth II, proof gold pound, 2008, Royal Shield of Arms, issued by the Royal Mint, 22ct., wt. 19.61gms. (S.J27), in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate,FDC £400-500

1350 G Elizabeth II, proof gold pound, 2017, Nations of the Crown, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 17.72gms. (S.J39), in fitted case and boxes of issue, with certificate,FDC £400-500

1351 Elizabeth II, silver proof set, 2000, The Millennium Silver Collection, five pounds (crown) to Maundy penny, issued by the Royal Mint, the first .999 fine with 22 ct. gold highlighting, the rest .925, total wt. 87.91gms. (S.PSS08), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC (13) £200-250

1352 Elizabeth II, proof silver piedfort five pounds (crown) (2): 2000, Queen Mother Centenary Year; 2004, 100th Anniversary of the Entente Cordiale; proof silver five pounds (crown), 2006, Queen’s 80th Birthday; proof silver five pounds, 2016, 100th Anniversary of the Battle of the Somme, wts. 56.56gms. (piedforts), 28.28gms. (S.L8, 13, 16, 4862; proof silver piedfort (2): 2016, 950th Anniversary of The Battle of Hastings; 2017, Sir Isaac Newton, wts. 16gms. (S.H32, 39), all sterling silver, issued by the Royal Mint, in fitted cases of issue, with certificates,FDC (6) £200-250

1353 Elizabeth II, proof silver piedfort two pounds, 2016, 350th Anniversary of the Great Fire of London, issued by the Royal Mint, sterling silver plated with fine gold, wt. 24.00gms. (S.K42), in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate; proof silver two pounds, 1997, Development of Technology, issued by the Royal Mint, sterling silver plated with fine gold, wt. 12.00gms. (S.K8), in fitted case of issue, with certificate; proof silver one pound four-coin collections (2): 1999-2002, with frosted finish; 2000-2003; five-coin collection, 2003- 2007, issued by the Royal Mint, sterling silver, each coin 9.50gms. (S.J15, 16, 17, 13), in fitted case of issue, with certificates, FDC; proof silver fiftypence, 2000 (2 - one piedfort), 150 Years of Public Libraries, issued by the Royal Mint, sterling silver, wts. 16gms., 8gms. (S.H11), all FDC (7 pieces) £250-300 1354 Elizabeth II, Royal Shield of Arms Silver Piedfort Collection, 2008, comprising one pound; fifty pence; twenty pence; ; ; and one penny, issued by the Royal Mint, .925, total wt. 85.87gms. (S.PSS29), in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate, FDC (7) £75-100

1355 Elizabeth II, proof silver piedfort one pound four-coin collections (4): 1984-1987; 1994-1997; 1999- 2001; 2004-2007, (S.J9-21), in fitted cases of issue, with certificates; with proof silver piedfort one pounds (4): 1989; 1993; 1994; 1998, in a fitted case for five coins, with certificates (S.J2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 13), all issued by the Royal Mint, sterling silver, total wt. 380gms., all FDC (5 pieces) £60-80

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1356 Elizabeth II, proof gold fifty pence, 1998, 25th Anniversary of the EEC, 22ct., wt. 15.50gms. (S.H9), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC £400-500

1357 Elizabeth II, proof gold fifty pence, 2005, 250th Anniversary of Samuel Johnson’s Dictionary, 22ct., wt. 15.50gms. (S.H14), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC £400-500

1358 Elizabeth II, proof gold fifty pence, 2016, 950th Anniversary of the Battle of Hastings, issued by the Royal Mint, 22 ct., wt. 15.50gms. (S.H32), in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate,FDC £400-500

1359 The Prince of and the Duchess of Cornwall, gold medal, 2005, Wedding, Duchy of Cornwall Privy Seal, rev. Prince of Wales’s feathers above date, issued by the Royal Mint, 38.45mm., 22 ct., wt. 39.94gms., in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC £1000-1250

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1360 Elizabeth II, gold lenticular medal, 2006, 80th Birthday, holographic facing portrait of the Queen, rev. supporters from the Royal arms bearing St. Edward’s crown, issued by the Royal Mint, 45mm., 22 ct., wt. 87.10gms., in fitted case and box of issue, with certificate,FDC £3000-3500

Only 200 issued.

1361 G Jersey, Elizabeth II, proof gold three-coin collection, 2013, Coronation Jubilee, five pounds to one pound, 22 ct., total wt. 63.90gms., in fitted case of issue,FDC (3) £2000-2250

1362 G Canada, gold Maple Leaf four-coin proof set, 2013, 50 - 1 dollar, 2013, issued by the Royal Canadian Mint, 24 ct., total wt. 43.66gms. (KM.1414, 1413, 1412, 1411), in fitted wooden case of issue, with certificate, FDC (4) £1250-1500

1363 G Jamaica, proof 100 dollars, 1979, 10th Anniversary of the Investiture of the Prince of Wales, half-length figure of the Prince looking l., rev. shield of arms with supporters, issued by the Royal Mint, .9 fine, wt. 11.34gms. (KM.82), in case of issue, with certificate,FDC £250-300

1364 G Panama, Republic, proof 100 balboas, undated (1980), Centenary of the Panama Canal, issued by the Franklin Mint, .5 fine, wt. 7.13gms.;Falkland Islands, proof two pounds, 1997, Henry VIII, issued by the Royal Mint, 24 ct., wt. 1.24gms., lacking certificate; British Virgin Islands, proof 25 dollars, 1980, issued by the Franklin Mint, .5 fine, wt. 1.50gms.;Tristan da Cunha, gold crowns, 2016 (2), Queen’s 90th Birthday, issued by the Jubilee Mint, each 9 ct., wt. 1.00gms. (2 sets), all in fitted cases and, except where stated, with certificates,FDC (5 pieces) £300-400

1365 G Panama, Republic, proof 100 balboas, 1975, issued by the Franklin Mint, .9 fine, wt. 8.26gms., in plastic sealed wallet, FDC; Tristan da Cunha, proof gold pound, Churchill 50th Anniversary, issued by Harrington & Byrne, 22mm., 22 ct., wt. 8.00gms., in case of issue, with certificate,FDC (2) £300-400

1366 Coins and medals of the world, including a fantasy depicting Charles I, wt. 4.05gms., a sterling silver calendar medal, 2001, issued by the Royal Mint, 75mm., and a 23rd Olympiad, Los Angelos, commemorative set, comprising proof .9 fine silver dollars, 1983 (2) and 24 First Day Covers, varying condition (lot) £150-200 ***********************************************

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1367 1368

1367 Alexander III, first coinage, long cross and stars (1250-c.1280), penny, type III, Perth, Ion Corin, small head l. with neat crown, rev. ION CORIN ON P, voided long cross with stars in angles, wt. 1.38gms. (S.5043; B.40; SCBI.35, 129), uneven flan, very fine £150-180 Purchased A H Baldwin & Sons, 9th June 1987 1368 Alexander III (1249-1286), second coinage (c.1280-1286), penny, class D, crowned head l., rev. long cross, mullets in angles, 24 points, wt. 1.36gms. (S.5057), lightly scuffed on face, good very fine, a pleasing example £200-250 Purchased A. H. Baldwin & Sons, 9th June 1987.

1369 1370

1369 Robert II (1371-1390), groat, Perth, crowned bust l., star on handle of sceptre, reads SCOTTOR, rev. cross, mullets in angles, wt. 3.65gms. (S.5136; B.10, fig. 317),some weakness in the legends, fine £150-180 Purchased Stanley Gibbons, 30th January 1979. 1370 James I (1406-1437), groat, second fleur-de-lis issue, Edinburgh, crowned bust facing, neat bust, sceptre to r., lis and saltires on breast, rev. long cross, fleur-de-lis and three pellets in alternate angles, lis after ED, wt. 2.18gms. (S.5200; SCBI.35, 652-55 [obv. die]), fair to fine £75-100 Purchased R. Gladdle, 25th November 1981.

1371 James III, main issue (1484-1488), Edinburgh, mm. cross fleury, crowned bust half left, annulet on inner circle before bust, rev. VILLA EDINBVRG, long cross with a crown in first and third quarters and a trefoil of three pellets and an annulet in the second and fourth quarters, wt. 3.06gms. (S.5288; SCBI.35, 784-6), good very fine, a pleasing specimen, rare £1250-1500 Purchased Dolphin Coins, 13th October 1990.

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1372 James IV (1488-1513), billon (), class II, EDINBURGH, Lombardic lettering both sides, star stops, wt. 1.60gms. (S.5349); billon penny, type IV, rounder bust, wt. 0.69gm. (S.5362), the first almost fine, the second fine (2) £100-120

1373 James V, second coinage (1526-1539), gold crown (twenty shillings), type III, mm. sun, crowned shield of arms, saltires either side, rev. CRVSIS ARMA SEQVAMVS, cross fleury, in angles, trefoil stops both sides, wt. 3.35gms. (S.5370; Stewart type III), crudely removed from a mount and once creased, fine £400-500

1374 James V, second coinage (1526-1539), groat, type IIIc, Edinburgh, bust r., with open mantle, legend ends SCOTORV, rev. shield over cross fourchée, trefoil stops, wt.2.51gms. (S.5378 var.; SCBI.930); Mary, first period (1542-1558), billon , Edinburgh, rev. voided saltire cross, wt. 2.00gms. (S.5433), first once creased and straightened, last edge chipped, both fair (2) £75-100

1375 James V, first coinage (c.1518-1526), billon plack (fourpence), Edinburgh, shield within tressure, rev. crowns and saltires in alternate angles of cross, mullet in centre, wt. 1.65gms. (S.5381); third coinage (1538-1542), billon bawbee, crowned , rev. crown on saltire cross, wt. 1.64gms. (S.5383), both fine or better (2) £75-100

1376 Mary, first period, testoon, type IIIb, mm. cross potent/crown, 1557, crowned shield dividingM-R , annulets below, rev. cross potent, cross in each angle, wt. 6.12gms. (S.5404; B.13, fig. 789),a bold very fine £800-900 Purchased Spink and Son, 12th July 1985.

THE MACDONALD COLLECTION OF SCOTTISH COINS 1377 Mary and Henry Darnley, fourth period, two-thirds ryal, 1565, crowned shield, thistle each side, rev. tortoise climbing palm tree, wt. 20.36gms. (S.5426; B.10, fig. 907), attractively toned, extremely fine, rare thus, a lovely example £2000-2500 Purchased Spink and Son, 4th June 1985.

1378 Charles I, third coinage (1637-1642), thirty shillings, mm. large leaved thistle and small leaved thistle/ large leaved thistle, king riding l., F below horse’s hoof, smooth ground below, rev. crowned arms, cross of crown lanked by two small stars, 5 points to left and 6 to right, wt.15.03gms. (S.5555; SCBI.35, 1497-8 [same dies]; Murray 4), about extremely fine, with characteristic edge flaw, a pleasing example £650-750 Purchased Steve Beach (Coins), 14 January 1982.

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1379 Charles I, third coinage (1637-1642), Briot’s issue, B at end of legends, twelve shillings, crowned bust l. to edge of coin, rev. crowned shield of arms divides CR, wt.5.84gms. (S.5558; SCBI.35, 1431-2; Murray pl.3, 19), attractively toned, good very fine £500-600 Purchased A H Baldwin, 9th June 1987.

1380 Charles II, Earl of Stirling coinage (1632-1639) twopence or ‘Turner’, type 2, mm. lozenge/flower, ‘Scottish’ crown, C II R below, rev. thistle, wt. 1.12gms. (S.5600), fine £30-40

1381 Charles II, first coinage, four merks, 1664, type I, laur. and dr. bust r., F above, rev. crowned cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles, value in centre (S.5604; Murray 1), large die flaw on obverse, weakly struck in places, good fine, very rare £1000-1200 Purchased A H Baldwin, 4th November 1986.

1382 Charles II, first coinage, four merks, 1665, type II, laur. and dr. bust r., F below,rev . crowned cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles, value in centre (S.5605; Murray 2), almost fine, of the highest rarity £2500-3000 Purchased Numismatic Legends, 27th July 1991.

The 1665 four merks was not represented in the Harington E. Manville, J. K. R. Murray, Bridgewater, Dundee or R. W. Cochran-Patrick collections. An example from the same dies was sold in the R. C. Lockett collection (430). The Coinage of (Edward Burns) does not list 1665, but states ‘Cardonnel mentions 1665 as one of the dates of the four- piece, and there is one in the Pollexfen collection.’

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1383 Charles II, first coinage, four merks, 1670, type II, laur. and dr. bust r., thistle below,rev . crowned cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles, value in centre (S.5605; Murray 3), some edge knocks, otherwise almost very fine, very rare £1500-1800 *ex.Lockett Part 5, Glendining 18 June 1957 (431) Rev. J H Pollexfen, Sotheby 26 June 1900 Dr. T Wakely, Sotheby 6 December 1909 T Bearman, collection purchased by Baldwin, 1922 Purchased A. H. Baldwin, 4th November 1986.

1384 Charles II, first coinage, four merks, 1673, type II, laur. and dr. bust r., thistle below, rev. crowned cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles, value in centre (S.5605; Murray 4), fine/very fine, very rare £1500-1800

1385 Charles II, first coinage, four merks, 1675, type II, laur. and dr. bust r., thistle below, rev. crowned cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles, value in centre (S.5605; Murray 6), fine/very fine, very rare £1000-1200

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1386 Charles II, first coinage, four merks, 1674, type III, laur. and dr. bust r., F below, rev. crowned cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles, value in centre, BR for BRI in legend (S.5606; Murray 5), very fine or better for issue, extremely rare thus, a desirable example £3000-3500 Purchased A H Baldwin, 4th November 1986.

1387 Charles II, first coinage, two merks, 1673, type II, laur. and dr. bust r., thistle below,rev . crowned cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles, value in centre (S.5608; Murray 9), good fine/very fine, very rare £650-750 Purchased A H Baldwin, 1 June 1984.

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1388 Charles II, first coinage, two merks, 1674, type III, laur. and dr. bust r., small F below, rev. crowned cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles, value in centre (S.5609; Murray 10a), fine/very fine, very rare £700-800 1389 Charles II, first coinage, two merks, 1675, type III, laur. and dr. bust r., small F below, rev. crowned cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles, value in centre, BR for BRI in legend (S.5609; Murray 11a), almost very fine £750-850 Purchased A H Baldwin, 9 March 1981.

1390 Charles II, first coinage, two merks, 1675, type III, laur. and dr. bust r., large F below, rev. crowned cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles, value in centre (S.5609; Murray 11b), practically extremely fine, extremely rare thus, a pleasing example £2500-3000 *exMurray, Spink 57, 29 April 1987 (387) W. Sinker, Glendining, 24 February 1960 (773) R. C. Lockett, part 5, 18 June 1957 (436) T. Bearman, purchased by Baldwin 1922 Rev. J. H. Pollexfen, Sotheby 26 June 1900

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1391 Charles II, first coinage, two merks, 1675, type III, laur. and dr. bust r., large F below,rev . crowned cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles, value in centre (S.5609; Murray 11b), almost very fine £700-800 Purchased A. H. Baldwin, 9 June 1987.

From the same dies as the previous lot.

1392 1393

1392 Charles II, first coinage, merk, 1664, type II, laur bust r., leaved thistle below, rev. cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles (S.5611; Murray 12; SCBI.35, 1575), fair £80-100

1393 Charles II, first coinage, merk, 1668, type II, laur bust r., leaved thistle below, rev. cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles (S.5611; Murray 15), very fine/good very fine £350-400

1394 1395

1394 Charles II, first coinage, merk, 1669, type II, laur bust r., leaved thistle below, rev. cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles, no stop after HIB, colon after date (S.5611; Murray 16; SCBI.35, 1579), good very fine, well struck and a pleasing example £500-600

1395 Charles II, first coinage, merk, 1670, type II, laur bust r., leaved thistle below, no stop after DEI, rev. cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles, no stop after HIB, colon after date (S.5611; Murray 17; SCBI.35, 1582), weak at date, otherwise very fine £300-350

1396 Charles II, first coinage, merk, 1670, type II, laur bust r., leaved thistle below, stop after DEI,rev. cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles, no stop after HIB, colon after date (S.5611; Murray 16; SCBI.35, 1579), adjustment marks on obverse, weakly struck on reverse, fine £75-100

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1397 Charles II, first coinage, merk, 1671, type II, laur bust r., leaved thistle below, colon after DEI, small RS in legends, rev. cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles, no stop after HIB, colon after date (S.5611; Murray 18; SCBI.35, 1584), very fine £500-600

1398 1399

1398 Charles II, first coinage, merk, 1672, type II, laur bust r., leaved thistle below, single stop after DEI, rev. cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles, no stop after HIB, single stop after date (S.5611; Murray 19; SCBI.35, 1587-8), fine £70-80 Purchased B. A. Seaby, 29 January 1980. 1399 Charles II, first coinage, merk, 1673, type II, laur bust r., leaved thistle below, colon afterDEI, rev. cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles, no stop after HIB, stop after date (S.5611; Murray 20; SCBI.35, 1590-3), good fine £150-180

1400 1401

1400 Charles II, first coinage, merk, 1674, type II, laur bust r., leaved thistle below, colon afterDEI, rev. cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles, no stop after HIB, stop after date (S.5611; Murray 21), very fine £250-300 1401 Charles II, first coinage, merk, 1675, type III, laur. and dr. bust r., F below, colon after DEI,rev . crowned cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles, value in centre, no stop after HIB, stop after date (S.5612; SCBI.35, 1595; Murray 22), fair to fine, rare £150-180

1402 1403

1402 Charles II, first coinage, half merk, 1669, type II, laur bust r., leaved thistle below, colon after DEI, rev. cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles, no stops (S.5614; Murray 28), pleasantly toned, a bold very fine £350-400 1403 Charles II, first coinage, half merk, 1671, type II, laur bust r., leaved thistle below, straight ribbons to hair, stop after after DEI, rev. cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles (S.5614; Murray 30), very fine £250-300

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1404 Charles II, first coinage, half merk, 1672, type II, laur bust r., leaved thistle below, colon after after DEI, rev. cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles (S.5614; Murray 31; SCBI.35, 1602), striking flaw on obverse, very fine £250-300 1405 Charles II, first coinage, half merk, 1675, type IV, laur bust r., no marks below bust, reads .CAROLVS.. II., stop after after DEI, rev. cruciform shields, crowned interlinked Cs in angles (S.5617; Murray 33a), dark tone, fine/very fine, rare £350-400

1406 Charles II, second coinage, dollar, 1681, laur. and dr. bust l., small F before, pellet stops, rev. crowned cruciform shields, thistles in angles, pellet stops (S.5618; Murray 37; SCBI.35, 1612-13), slight adjustment marks on obverse, small area of porosity on reverse, toned good very fine, very rare thus, a lovely example £2000-2500 Purchased A. H. Baldwin, 7 December 1984.

1407 Charles II, second coinage, dollar, 1682, laur. and dr. bust l., small F before, pellet stops, rev. crowned cruciform shields, thistles in angles, pellet stops (S.5618; Murray 38; SCBI.35, 1614-17), beautifully toned and lustrous, extremely fine, very rare, a superb example £5500-6500 Purchased A. H Baldwin 27 March 1991.

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1408 Charles II, second coinage, half dollar, 1675, pellet-in-annulet stops both sides, laur. and dr. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields, thistles in angles (S.5619; Murray 39; SCBI.35, 1618-21), fine, rare £500-600 Purchased A H Baldwin, 8 April 1991.

1409 Charles II, second coinage, half dollar, 1676, pellet-in-annulet stops both sides, laur. and dr. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields, thistles in angles (S.5619; Murray 40; SCBI.35, 1622-3), fine/almost very fine, extremely rare £800-900

1410 Charles II, second coinage, half dollar, 1681, pellet stops both sides, laur. and dr. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields, thistles in angles (S.5619; Murray 41; SCBI.35, 1624), toned, good very fine, very rare in this state of preservation, a pleasing example £2000-2500 Purchased Studio Coins, circa 1982.

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1411 Charles II, second coinage, quarter dollar, 1676, pellet stops both sides, laur. and dr. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields, thistles in angles (S.5620; Murray 43; SCBI.35, 1625), well struck, reflective fields, attractively toned, extremely fine, struck like a proof, a lovely example £1500-1800 Purchased Studio Coins.

1412 Charles II, second coinage, quarter dollar, 1677, pellet stops both sides, laur. and dr. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields, thistles in angles (S.5620; Murray 44; SCBI.35, 1627), some lustre, toned, good very fine £1000-1200 Purchased A. H. Baldwin, 9 April 1991.

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1413 Charles II, second coinage, quarter dollar, 1681, pellet stops both sides, laur. and dr. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields, thistles in angles (S.5620; Murray 48; SCBI.35, 1632), surface porosity and abrasions on obverse, otherwise fine to very fine £300-350 Purchased Format of Birmingham, 12 October 1989.

1414 1415 1416

1414 Charles II, second coinage, eighth dollar, 1676, pellet stops both sides, laur. and dr. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields, thistles in angles (S.5622; Murray 50; SCBI.35, 1636-7), almost very fine £250-300 Purchased A H Baldwin, 9 April 1991.

1415 Charles II, second coinage, eighth dollar, 1677, pellet stops both sides, laur. and dr. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields, thistles in angles (S.5622; Murray 51; SCBI.35, 1639), toned, a bold very fine £300-350 Purchased A H Baldwin, 9 April 1991.

1416 Charles II, second coinage, eighth dollar, 1680, pellet stops both sides, laur. and dr. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields, thistles in angles (S.5622; Murray 54; SCBI.35, 1640), a pleasing very fine £350-400

1417 1418 1419 1417 Charles II, second coinage, eighth dollar, 1682, reversed 2 in date, pellet stops both sides, laur. and dr. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields, thistles in angles (S.5622; Murray 55; SCBI.35, -), fine, very rare £300-350 Purchased A. H. Baldwin, 9 April 1991.

1418 Charles II, second coinage, sixteenth dollar, 1677, pellet stops both sides, laur. and dr. bust l., rev. St. Andrew’s cross (S.5624; Murray 56; SCBI.35, 1642), toned, almost extremely fine £350-400 Purchased A. H. Baldwin, 9 April 1991.

1419 Charles II, second coinage, sixteenth dollar, 1677, pellet stops both sides, laur. and dr. bust l., rev. St. Andrew’s cross (S.5624; Murray 56; SCBI.35, 1642), very fine £150-180

1420 Charles II, second coinage, sixteenth dollars (3): 1678 8 over 7; 1679 9 over 7; 1680 80 over 79, pellet stops both sides, laur. and dr. bust l., rev. St. Andrew’s cross (S.5624; Murray 57, 58, 59; SCBI.35, -, 1644, -), generally fine (3) £350-400

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1421 Charles II, second coinage, sixteenth dollar, 1681, pellet stops both sides, laur. and dr. bust l., rev. St. Andrew’s cross (S.5624; Murray 60; SCBI.35, -, 1645-8), toned, extremely fine £400-500

1422 1423

1422 Charles II, coinage of 1663, copper twopence, turner or (2), mm. cross of pellets, crowned CR, small II to r. rev. thistle; coinage of 1677, (4): 1677; 1678 (2); 1679; turner or bodle, 1677 (S.5625, 5628, 5630), generally fair to fine (7) £150-180 1423 Charles II, coinage of 1677, copper bawbee, 1677, bust l., rev. crowned thistle (S.5628), very fine £150-180

1424 James VII (II of England), 60 shillings, 1688, struck by Mathew Young in 1828, from dies prepared by Roettier, laur. and dr. bust r., 60 below truncation, rev. crowned arms within the collar of the , floral border inside legend, date divided by crown, plain edge (S.5634; St.246), brilliant, attractively toned, practically as struck, rare £2500-3000 Purchased A. H. Baldwin, 3 November 1983.

THE MACDONALD COLLECTION OF SCOTTISH COINS 1425 James VII (II of England), forty shillings, 1687, TERTIO, obv. legend reads IACOBVS, laur. bust r., 40 below, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.5636; B.1, fig. 1062; SCBI.35, -; St.248),attractively toned, extremely fine £1500-1800 *ex J. K. R. Murray collection, Spink Auction 57, 29 April 1987 (410)

1426 James VII (II of England), forty shillings, 1688, QVARTO, laur. bust r., legend reads IACOBVS rev. crowned shield of arms (S.5639; SCBI.35, -), value below bust removed by tooling, fine £200-250

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1427 James VII (II of England), ten shillings, 1687, small obv. letters, laur. and dr. bust r., value below, single pellet either side, rev. St. Andrew’s cross and national emblems (S.5641; SCBI.35, 1680-2), toned, very fine £350-400 1428 James VII (II of England), ten shillings, 1688, small obv. letters, laur. and dr. bust r., value below, single pellet either side, rev. St. Andrew’s cross and national emblems, unbarred A in FRA (S.5641; SCBI.35, 1685-7), good very fine, rare date £400-500

1429 William and Mary, sixty shillings, 1692, TERTIO, conjoined laur. and dr. busts l., 60 below, rev. crowned shield of arms incorporating the Lion of Nassau (S.5642; SCBI.35, 1688-9), good very fine with light mottled toning, rare £2500-3000 Purchased Spink, 12 June 1980

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1430 William and Mary, forty shillings, 1689, PRIMO, conjoined laur. busts l., 40 below, no stop after GRATIA, rev. crowned shield of arms, stop after date (S.5644; SCBI.35, 1693), fine £250-300 1431 William and Mary, forty shillings, 1690, SECVNDO, conjoined laur. busts l., 40 below, stop after GRATIA, rev. crowned shield of arms, stop after date (S.5647; SCBI.35, -), almost very fine £350-400

1432 1433

1432 William and Mary, forty shillings, 1691, TERTIO, conjoined laur. busts l., 40 below, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.5651; SCBI.35, 1694-5), a minor adjustment mark on obverse, well struck, attractively toned, with underlying mint bloom, extremely fine, very rare thus £2000-2500 *ex H. M. Lingford collection, purchased by Baldwin 1951 Purchased A. H. Baldwin, 9 June 1987 1433 William and Mary, forty shillings, 1692, QVARTO, conjoined laur. busts l., 40 below, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.5651; SCBI.35, 1697-9), attractively toned, practically extremely fine, a pleasing example, rare thus £1500-1800 Purchased Spink, 12 June 1980.

1434 1435

1434 William and Mary, forty shillings, 1693, SIXTO, conjoined laur. busts l., 40 below, rev. crowned shield of arms, no lozenges in Dutch shield (S.5655; SCBI.35, -), very fine, rare £600-700 Purchased Spink, 3 April 1985.

1435 William and Mary, forty shillings, 1694, SIXTO, conjoined laur. busts l., 40 below, rev. crowned shield of arms, with lozenges in Dutch shield (S.5656; SCBI.35, -), toned, good very fine £650-700

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1436 William and Mary, twenty shillings, 1693, edge grained, conjoined laur. busts l., 20 below, stop after GRATIA, rev. crowned shield of arms, with lozenges in Dutch shield (S.5657; SCBI.35, -), some mint lustre, about extremely fine, extremely rare, especially in this grade £2500-3000 *ex J. K. R. Murray collection, Spink Auction 57, 29 April 1987 (422)

1437 1438 1439

1437 William and Mary, ten shillings, 1691, normal 1 in date, edge grained, conjoined laur. busts l., small 10 below, stop after GRATIA, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.5659; SCBI.35, 1707), fine to very fine, rare £250-300 *ex. Murray collection, Spink Auction 57, 29 April 1987 (428)

1438 William and Mary, ten shillings, 1691, normal 1 in date, edge grained, conjoined laur. busts l., small 10 below, stop after GRA, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.5660; SCBI.35, 1711), toned, a bold very fine £500-600 Purchased Seaby, 25 June 1982.

1439 William and Mary, ten shillings, 1692, J type 1 in date, edge grained, conjoined laur. busts l., small 10 below, stop after GRATIA, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.5661; SCBI.35, -), very fine £400-450

1440 1441 1440 William and Mary, five shillings, 1691, edge grained, conjoined laur. busts l., rev. crowned monogram, small V below (S.5664; SCBI.35, 1712), fair to fine £150-180

1441 William and Mary, five shillings, 1694, edge grained, conjoined laur. busts l., invertedA in GVLIELMVS, small V below, rev. crowned monogram (S.5665; SCBI.35, 1714/5), attractively toned, very fine, rare £300-350 Purchased Spink, 29 March 1985.

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1442 William and Mary, bawbee, 1691, mm. four pellets around lis, conjoined busts l., larger lettering, rev. crowned thistle (S.5666; SCBI.35, 1714/5), very fine, extremely rare in this condition £400-450 *ex J. K. R. Murray collection, Spink Auction 57, 29 April 1987 (434)

1443 William and Mary, bawbee, 1692, mm. two pellets above lis, conjoined busts l., larger lettering, rev. crowned thistle (S.5669; SCBI.35, -), very fine £200-250

1444 William and Mary, bawbees, 1692 (2), mms. cross of five pellets; two small trefoils; bodles (2): 1692; 1693 (S.5666, 5668, 5669, 5674), generally fair to fine (4) £150-180

1445 William II (III of England), forty shillings, 1695, SEPTIMO, laur. bust l., 40 below, rev. crowned shield of arms, no lozenges in Dutch shield (S.5679; SCBI.35, 1737), good very fine £750-850 Purchased Baldwin, 27 March 1991.

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1446 William II (III of England), forty shillings, 1697, NONO, laur. bust l., 40 below, rev. crowned shield of arms, lozenges in Dutch shield (S.5682; SCBI.35, 1743), richly toned, extremely fine, very rare this nice £2000-3000 *ex Dundee (336); Bearman and Lockett (463) and Murdoch (1076)

1447 1448

1447 William II (III of England), forty shillings, 1698, DECIMO, laur. bust l., 40 below, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.5683; SCBI.35, 1744), small flan flaw on obverse, toned, extremely fine, a pleasing example £1250-1500 Purchased Baldwin, 10 February 1981.

1448 William II (III of England), forty shillings, 1698, DECIMO, laur. bust l., 40 below, stop after value, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.5683; SCBI.35, 1744), toned, good very fine £750-850 Purchased Seaby, 25 June 1982.

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1449 William II (III of England), forty shillings, 1699, VNDECIMO, laur. bust l., 40 below, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.5684; SCBI.35, -), fine £250-300

1450 William II (III of England), forty shillings, 1700, DUODECIMO, laur. bust l., 40 below, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.5685; SCBI.35, -), light adjustment marks on obverse, good fine, extremely rare date £1750-2000

1451 William II (III of England), twenty shillings, 1695, edge grained, laur. bust l., 20 below, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.5686; SCBI.35, 1745), some mint lustre, extremely fine, extremely rare in this state of preservation £2000-2500 Purchased Baldwin, 27 March 1991.

1452 William II (III of England), twenty shillings, 1696, no stop after date, edge grained, laur. bust l., 20 below, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.5686; SCBI.35, 1748), toned, good very fine, rare £800-900 Purchased Seaby, 25 June 1982.

1453 William II (III of England), twenty shillings, 1698/7, edge grained, laur. bust l., 20 below, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.5686; SCBI.35, 1749), some light surface marks, otherwise good very fine, rare £600-700

THE MACDONALD COLLECTION OF SCOTTISH COINS THE MACDONALD COLLECTION OF SCOTTISH COINS 1454 1455 1456 1454 William II (III of England), ten shillings, 1695, edge grained, laur. bust l., 10 below, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.5687; SCBI.35, 1752), toned, good very fine £500-600

1455 William II (III of England), ten shillings, 1695, edge grained, laur. bust l., 10 below, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.5687; SCBI.35, 1752), toned, very fine £400-450

1456 William II (III of England), ten shillings, 1696, no stop after date, edge grained, laur. bust l., 10 below, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.5687; SCBI.35, 1753), toned, very fine £400-450 Purchased Seaby, 25 June 1982.

1457 William II (III of England), ten shillings, 1699, edge grained, laur. bust l., 10 below, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.5687; SCBI.35, 1752), a bold fine, a very rare date £500-600

1458 1459 1458 William II (III of England), five shillings, 1695, edge grained, laur. and dr. bust l., 5 below, stop afterGVL , rev. crowned three-headed thistle (S.5688; SCBI.35, 1761), toned extremely fine £500-600 1459 William II (III of England), five shillings (5): 1695; 1697 inverted die axis; 1700 (2); 1701, laur. and dr. bust l., 5 below, rev. crowned three-headed thistle (S.5688; SCBI.35, 1760, 1770), all worn, generally fair to fine (5) £150-180

1460 William II (III of England), five shillings (2): 1697; 1699, laur. and dr. bust l., 5 below,rev. crowned three- headed thistle (S.5688; SCBI.35, 1766, 1769), the first very fine, the second fine (2) £250-300

1461 William II (III of England), five shillings, 1702,GVLIELMVS DEI GRATIA, laur. and dr. bust l., 5 below, rev. crowned three-headed thistle (S.5689; SCBI.35, 1771), fine, scarce £125-150

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1462 William II (III of England), bawbees (2): 1695; 1696; bodles (3): 1695 (2); 1696 (S.5695, 5696, 5699; SCBI.35, 1772, -, 1774, 1778), generally fine or better (5) £200-250

1463 1464

1463 Anne, ten shillings, 1705, edge grained, dr. bust l., 10 below, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.5700; SCBI.35, 1781-3), toned, good very fine, rare in this grade £750-850 Purchased Seaby, 26 October 1982. 1464 Anne, ten shillings, 1706, edge grained, dr. bust l., 10 below, rev. crowned shield of arms, legend ends REGINA (S.5701; SCBI.35, -), very fine, rare £450-500 Purchased Spink, 26 October 1982.

1465 1466

1465 Anne, five shillings, 1705, edge grained, ANNA DEI GRATIA, dr. bust l., 5 below, rev. crowned three- headed thistle (S.5702; SCBI.35, 1784), toned, a bold very fine £120-150 1466 Anne, five shillings, 1705/4, edge grained, ANNA. D. G. M. BR. FR & HIB. REG, dr. bust l., 5 below, rev. crowned three-headed thistle (S.5703; SCBI.35, 1786), toned, practically extremely fine £200-250

1467 Anne, five shillings, 1705/4, edge grained, AN. D. G. M. BR. FR & HIB. REG, dr. bust l., 5 below, rev. crowned three-headed thistle (S.5704; SCBI.35, -), attractively toned, practically uncirculated £400-500

1468 Anne, five shillings, 1706, edge grained,AN. D. G. MAG. BR. FR & HIB. R, dr. bust l., 5 below, rev. crowned three-headed thistle (S.5706; SCBI.35, 1791), toned, good very fine £200-250

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1469 Anne, crowns (2): 1707E, SEXTO; 1708E, SEPTIMO, dr. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.5707, 5708), the first with edge knock, both fine (2) £150-180

1470 Anne, shilling, 1707E, edge grained, second bust l., E below, rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.5712; SCBI.35, 1806), toned extremely fine £300-350

1471 Anne, sixpence, 1707E, second bust l., E below, rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.5721; SCBI.35, 1815), toned extremely fine £250-300

1472 James VIII, The Old Pretender, restrike proof guinea, struck in silver, 1716, by Matthew Young, dr. and laur. bust r., rev. crowned crucifom shields, sceptres in angles (S.5725; B.2, fig. 1095; Farquhar no. 3), attractively toned, good extremely fine £1250-1500

THE MACDONALD COLLECTION OF SCOTTISH COINS 1473 James VIII, The Old Pretender, restrike proof crown, 1716, struck in silver in 1828 by Matthew Young, from dies prepared by Roettier, edge plain, dr. and laur. bust r., rev. crowned square shield of arms (S.5731), toned, good extremely fine £2000-2500

1474 Charles III, ‘Bonnie Prince Charlie’, the Young Pretender (1720-1788), Italian-made silver-plated touchpiece, CAR III.D.G.M.B. F:ET H.R., sailing ship, rev. St.Michael killing the dragon (Woolf O2/R2; cf. Noon 331), pierced for suspension, fine, very rare £200-250

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1475 James VI, countermarked ryal or sword dollar, 1571, crowned shield, rev. crowned sword, thistle countermark to l. (as S.5472), extremely fine and rare in this grade £2000-2500

SCOTTISH COINS

1476 William II, 20 shillings, 1699, laur. bust l., value below, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.5686), edge crack, some tooling, darkly toned, about very fine and scarce £300-400 *ex N.G. Brodie, Dix Noonan Webb, 8 October 2002, lot 116.

1477 Lanarkshire, New Lanark; Mexico, Charles IV, 8 reales, date unclear, F.T., Mexico City, obv. ring countermark, PAYABLE AT LANARK MILLS, 5/- incuse in centre (Manville 69; KM.CC66), coin well-worn, countermark fine £200-250

IRISH COINS

1478 Hiberno-Norse, Phase III, Long Cross and Hand Coinage (c.1035-1060), bust l., rev. long cross, hands and pellets in angles, wt. 0.79gms. (S.6132A), very slightly creased, good extremely fine £2500-2750

1479 Hiberno-Norse, Phase III, Long Cross and Hand Coinage (c.1035-1060), bust l., circle to l., rev. long cross, hands in two angles, wt. 0.79gms. (S.6132A), good very fine £800-1000

SCOTTISH COINS SCOTTISH COINS / IRISH COINS

1480 Edward I, Intermediate issues (1294-1296?), penny, Cork, crowned bust in triangle, rev. long cross, pellets in angles, wt. 1.37gms. (S.6259), about very fine £500-600

1481 Edward I, Intermediate issues (1294-1296?), halfpenny, Cork, crowned bust in triangle, rev. long cross, pellets in angles, wt. 0.40gms. (S.6262), about fine £650-750

1482 1483

1482 Richard III, ‘Three Crowns’ coinage, groat (1483-1485), Ricard (Dublin), arms over cross, rev. three crowns in pale over cross, wt. 1.84gms. (S.6412), clipped, very fine £700-800

1483 Richard III, ‘Three Crowns’ coinage, groat (1483-1485), Ricard (Dublin), arms over cross, rev. three crowns in pale over cross, wt. 1.88gms. (S.6412), slight edge crack, otherwise about very fine for issue £700-800

1484 Philip and Mary, shilling, mm. portcullis, 1555, ANG type, busts face-to-face, crown above, date below, rev. crowned harp between crowned P-M, wt. 8.42gms. (S.6500), portraits very weak as usual, otherwise almost extremely fine for issue £280-320

IRISH COINS

1485 James II(?), a penny token of William Ballard of Cork countermarked CORKE, leopard’s head above, palm branches below, all in dotted circle (Day, JRHAAI, Vol. 5(50), April 1882, no. 7; S.6562B, note; BW.206), host token virtually flat, faint traces of probable edge readingPROSPERITY TO THIS CITTY remaining, two splits at edge, countermark very fine, very rare £400-500

Believed to date from the Civil War period, c. 1688-9, and to have then circulated as a farthing.

1486 James II(?), a brass penny token of William Ballard of Cork countermarked CORKE, leopard’s head above, palm branches below, all in dotted circle (Day, JRHAAI, Vol. 5(50), April 1882, no. 7; S.6562B, note; BW.206); Co. Cork, Cork, William Ballard, brass penny, 1677 (W.205 but dated I677; reverse as Norweb 6214), the first virtually flat, countermark good fine, very rare, the second poor, forename andB of surname the only details discernible, rare, traces of probable edge reading PROSPERITY TO THIS CITTY remaining on both (2) £350-450

First believed to date from the Civil War period, c. 1688-9, and to have then circulated as a farthing.

1487 George III, Bank of Ireland, 30 pence tokens, 1808 (2), one with harp pointing to O in TOKEN, laur. and dr. bust r., rev. Hibernia seated l. (S.6616. 6616A); tenpence (2): 1805; 1813 (S.6617, 6618); fivepence (2): 1805; 1806, 6 over 5 (S.6619, 6619 var.; cf. Bushman Collection, St James’s Auction 18, 27 Sep. 2011, in lot 357), the flan of first flecked, chiefly on obverse, very fine, the second unevenly toned, nearly extremely fine, the rest extremely fine or better, S.6619 variety rare(6) £150-200

1488 George III, proof penny, 1805, engrailed edge, laur. and dr. bust r., rev. HIBERNIA, crowned harp, date below (S.6620), certified and graded by PCGS as Proof 64 Brown £225-275

IRISH COINS IRISH COINS TOKENS

1489 Warwickshire, Birmingham, Ottley’s restrikes of Kempson’s buildings series with new reverse dies [c. 1830], halfpennies in white metal (2), rev. Town arms, obvs. New Jerusalem Temple, Blue Coat Charity School (DH.170/199), good extremely fine and prooflike, DH.199 with a few light hairline scratches either side, both very rare (2) £100-150 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1490 Warwickshire, Stratford upon Avon, halfpenny, undated, bust of Shakespeare, rev. STRUCK IN HONOR AND TO PERPETUATE THE MEMORY etc. (DH.320a), mule halfpenny, undated, as previous, rev. T SPENCE BOOKSELLER DEALER IN PRINTS & COINS etc. (DH.321), good extremely fine, DH.320a with copious lustre but a small verdigris spot at OF on reverse, DH.321 with a little lustre on obverse, minor flecking either side, both rare(2) £100-150 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1491 Anglesey, Parys Mines Co., penny, 1787, bust of Druid, rev. cipher PMCo, figure 1 withinD above (DH.5), good extremely fine, toning spot at base of portrait, otherwise pleasingly patinated £85-100 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1492 Ayrshire, mule halfpenny, 1799, bust of Prince of Wales l., rev. Scotia with laurel wreath, cipher TC in exergue (DH.6), old verdigris patch on Prince’s hair, otherwise about mint state and richly toned, extremely rare £280-320 *ex Baldwin’s vault

By W.J. Taylor, from the original dies, struck probably in the third quarter of the nineteenth century.

TOKENS

1493 Inverness-shire, Inverness, Mackintosh, Inglis & Wilson, halfpennies, rose and thistle sprigs, revs. cornucopia (5): date on stone, 1793 (DH.1a); CLACH-NA CUDDEN on stone (4), 1794 (DH.2 - two, one a bronzed proof), 1795 (DH.3), 1796 (DH.4), DH.4 extremely fine, from flawed dies, the others better, DH1a and 3 with very substantial lustre (5) £140-180 * both DH.2s ex A.W. Jan; DH.4 ex Longman, lot 376 (part) all ex Baldwin’s vault

1494 Co. Dublin, Dublin (3): halfpenny, 1795, H and bugle-horn within shield, rev. female with quadrant and anchor (DH.311); mule halfpennies, 1795 (2), as previous, revs. Sir George Cook, MAYOR OF GARRAT (DH.314), Fame flying (DH.315), extremely fine or better, DH.311 lustrous, DH.314 prooflike, with lustre but also a few small corrosion spots on reverse, particularly around the Mayor’s pipe, this and DH.315 rare (3) £125-175 *DH.314 ex Longman, lot 395 (part), ex W.J. Davis, ‘lot 63’ all ex Baldwin’s vault

DH.311 is an imitation of DH.310 which was made for general circulation.

1495 Isle of Man, World War II, Onchan Internment Camp, penny token (1941), triskeles, rev. denomination 1D in centre, at top, ONCHAN INTERNMENT CAMP, 18mm. (KM.Tn24), very fine £35-50 *ex Baldwin’s vault

Struck by J. R. Gaunt and Son, Birmingham.

TOKENS TOKENS NINETEENTH CENTURY SILVER TOKENS References are to Dalton. Most tokens are toned. ENGLAND

1496 Berkshire, Reading, J.B. Monck, eighteen pence, 1811, Borough arms, rev. value, SPAN. DOLL. SILVER DWTS 4 (D.4); Cheshire (3): Nantwich, The Old Bank, shilling, 1811, Lacy family arms (D.1); Stockport (2): G. & R. Ferns & T. Cartwright, shilling, 1812, beehive and bees (D.6); T. Cartwright, sixpence, 1812, similar (D.8), good very fine or better but first with weak detail on portraits as usual, date also weak (4) £100-150 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1497 Cornwall, Launceston, W. & G. Pearse et alia, shilling, 1811, castle (D.7); Devon (4): Barnstaple (3): unknown issuer, sixpence, 1811, Borough arms (D.14); Jos. Evans et alia (2), shilling, 14 November 1811, plume of feathers (D.13); sixpence, similar (D.15); Teignmouth, J. Holland, shilling, family crest, initials H M beneath (D.19), D.14 nearly very fine, the rest good very fine to extremely fine(5) £130-200 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1498 Devon (6): County, Morgan’s shillings (4), obvs. Eddystone Lighthouse (D.1), arms (ship, plough and sheep) (D.2); City of Exeter arm, revs. ONE SHILLING VALUE (2 – D.5/7); Exeter (2): unknown issuer, shilling, Eddystone Lighthouse, rev. City of Exeter arms, etc. (D.16); Joseph Hicks, shilling (D.17), D.2 about mint state with reflective surfaces, D.16 good fine or better, rare, D.17 extremely fine, previously lacquered but nearly all traces now removed, very rare as nice, the rest very fine or better (6) £130-200 *D.2 and 5 ex ‘Fine Collection of Nineteenth Century Tokens’, Glendining’s, 20 March 1968, lot 108 (part) ex Baldwin’s vault

1499 Dorset (5): Blandford Forum, H. Ward, shilling, 1811, Borough arms (D.2); Poole (4): James Ferris, silversmith, shillings, 1811, Town arms (2 – D.7/8); W.B. Best, 1812 (2): shilling, Justice seated on bale, ship at sea (D.9); sixpence, similar (D.10), D.10 extremely fine or better, the rest very fine to nearly extremely fine, D.7 rare (5) £80-100 *ex Baldwin’s vault

TOKENS

1500 Dorset, Shaftesbury, Dorsetshire, Wiltshire & Shaftesbury Bank, 1811 (6): shillings (3), Town arms (D.21/22), with FOR THE ACCOMMODATION etc. (D.26); sixpences (3), Town arms (D.28/29), with FOR THE ACCOMMODATION etc. (D.30), D.30 good very fine, very rare, D.21 about mint state with reflective surfaces but device detail weakness, the rest extremely fine or nearly so(6) £130-180 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1501 Gloucestershire (5): Cheltenham, Willm Bastin, shilling, 1811, avenue of trees and St Mary’s Church (D.1); Gloucester (4), J. Whalley (3): halfcrown, City arms, AND AT NO. 10 CHARLOTTE ST. FITZROY SQUARE LONDON (D.4); shillings, City arms (2 – D.10/11); unknown issuer, twelve pence, 1811, the Cathedral (D.5); Herefordshire (2): Hereford, Wainwright & Co. and Carless & Co., shillings, 1811, City arms (2 – D.1/2), Glos. D.4 nearly very fine, Glos. D.1 and Herefs. D.2 extremely fine or better, former with some weak detail on trees, the rest very fine or better (7) £130-180 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1502 Hampshire (8): County, issuer unknown (2), shilling, 1811, County arms, rev. sloop (obv. of D.2, rev. of D.4); sixpence, similar (D.7); Andover, W.S. & J. Wakeford, shillings, Borough arms (3): 1811 (2 – D.11/12), 1812 (D.20); Newport (IoW), unknown issuer (3): shillings, 1811, Borough seal (2 – D.24/25); sixpence, 1811, Borough seal, rev. beehive (D.28), last very fine, the rest good very fine to nearly extremely fine, D.12 rare(8) £120-150 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1503 Hampshire, Portsmouth (4): Morgan’s shilling, star and crescent, rev. ISLE OF WIGHT PORTSMOUTH etc. (D.34); J. Dudley, shillings, 1811, City arms within garter (2 – D.35/37); J.M. Stephens, shilling, 1811, ship (D.38), D.38 fine, the rest very fine or better, D.34 with light scratches either side, D.35 slightly bent, with reflective surfaces, D.34, 35and 38 rare (4) £120-150 *ex Baldwin’s vault 1504 Lancashire (3): Liverpool, Thos Wilson & Co., shilling, 1812, Borough arms and crest (D.2); Manchester, W. Ballans, shilling, the Exchange (D.3); Poulton le Fylde, R. D. Hall, shilling (D.7); Leicestershire (5): Leicester, J. W. & J. Rawson, shilling, 1811, Borough arms (D.6); County, etc., Morgan’s issues, with Borough arms (4): shillings (3 – D.1/2/3); sixpence, 1811 (D.7), Lancs. D.7 good fine, rare, Leics. D.2 very fine, rare, Lancs. D.2 and 3 and Leics. D.3 good very fine or better, latter very rare, the rest extremely fine(8) £150-200 *ex Baldwin’s vault

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1505 Lincolnshire (5): County, issuer unknown, 1812, arms (fleece) (D.2); Epworth, T. & W. Read, shilling, 1812, the Manor Court House (D.4); Lincoln, Millson and Preston, shillings, 1812 (2), City arms, revs. no initials below names (D.12), H M below names (D.13); Stamford, Edwd & Fras Butt, one shilling and sixpence, 1811, lion with Royal standard, crown above (D.16), D.4 good fine, the rest very fine to nearly extremely fine, D.2, 4 and 16 rare, first with scratch in obverse field(5) £120-180 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1506 Middlesex, London, anonymous one shilling and sixpence, equestrian statue of Charles I on plinth, rev. 18 within wreath (D.1), extremely fine, weakness in the centres, reflective surfaces, rare £120-150 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1507 Middlesex, London, Morgan’s issues (8): one shilling and sixpence, DOLLAR SILVER TOKEN within wreath (D.5); shillings (2), LONDON TOKEN PAYABLE . . . AT MORGAN’S (D.19); SILVER TOKEN ISSUED BY ROYAL LICENCE (D.21); sixpences (4), obvs. Charles I (D.35), SIX-PENNY LICENSED SILVER TOKEN (D.38), PAYABLE . . . AT MORGAN’S TOKEN MAUNUFACTORY (D.41), City arms (D.42); Whalley & Co., sixpence, A ONE POUND NOTE WILL BE PAID etc. (D.44), D.21 extremely fine, D.19 and 41 nearly so, the rest good fine to good very fine, D.19, 42 and 44 rare (8) £150-200 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1508 Middlesex, London (6): anonymous shillings (3), equestrian statue of Charles I on plinth, revs. City arms (2 – D.6/9), ONE SHILLING VALUE (D.11); anonymous sixpences (3), similar, revs. City arms (D.31/33/Mays 33 Bis), Mays 33 Bis good fine/nearly very fine, rare, D.6 and 31 extremely fine or better, the rest very fine or better (6) £100-150 *ex Baldwin’s vault

TOKENS

1509 Middlesex, London (3:, S. Lloyd, Bucklersbury (2), shilling, 1811, female seated to right, cask and part of ship behind (D.15); sixpence, 1811, similar (D.36); R. Warren, St Martin’s Lane, shilling, bottle of liquid blacking (D.29), extremely fine to about mint state, all with reflective surfaces, die flaw on reverse of D.36(3) £150-200 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1510 Norfolk (2): County, anonymous shilling, NORFOLK SUFFOLK AND ESSEX SILVER TOKEN, rev. Eddystone Lighthouse (D.1); Attleborough, William Parson & Sons, two shillings, Octr 11 1811, Duke of Norfolk’s arms, rev. female with olive branch and fish (D.4),D.1 very fine, slight damage either side, rare, D.4 good fine, small punch mark below female’s arm, very rare(2) £80-120 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1511 Norfolk, King’s Lynn, I. Hedley, and ‘H. Morgan’, London, one shilling and sixpence in copper, silver- plated on both sides, Town arms within garter, pelican crest (cf. D.9), nearly extremely fine, unevenly toned, exceedingly rare, believed unrecorded in this metal combination £150-200 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1512 Norfolk, King’s Lynn (3): [I. Hedley], shillings, 1811, STAMP OFFICE (2 – D.10/11); I. Hedley, sixpence, 1811, STAMP OFFICE (D.12), D.10 very fine, very rare, D.11 nearly extremely fine, rare, D.12 extremely fine, obverse better (3) £130-180 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1513 Norfolk, North Lopham, S. Porter, one shilling, 1811, Diss town arms, anchor crest (DH.13), nearly extremely fine, rare £150-200 *ex Baldwin’s vault

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1514 Norfolk (4): Great Yarmouth, and Bury St Edmunds (Suffolk) (2), J. Hunton and Blyth & Co., shillings, 1811, Borough of Yarmouth arms, rev. Bury arms (D.14/15); Great Yarmouth (2), F.R. Reynolds, shillings, 1811, Borough arms, revs. Duke of Norfolk’s arms (D.16), castle (D.17), extremely fine or better(4) £100-130 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1515 1516

1515 Northamptonshire, Peterborough, George Griffin, two shillings in base silver, 1812, crossed keys and crosses within garter (D.1), test mark on obverse edge, very fine, very rare £175-225 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1516 Northamptonshire, Peterborough, Cole & Co., Peterborough Bank (3), eighteen pence, 1811, the Cathedral (D.3); shillings, 1811 (2), similar (D.5), and a proof in gilt silver from the same dies on a larger flan (D.6; Wells, BNJ 1927-28, no. 7; Waddell, pp. 21-2); Nottinghamshire (4): Mansfield, C. & G. Stanton et alia, shillings, 1812, beehive and bees (2 - D.2/3); Newark (2), T. Stansall et alia, shillings, 1811 (D.4/5), Notts. 3 very fine, rare, Northants. D.3 and Notts. D.5 nearly extremely fine, former with an attractive deep tone, the rest extremely fine or better, Northants. D.6 very rare(7) £150-220 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1517 Northumberland, Newcastle upon Tyne (8), John Robertson (6): thirty pence, 1811, City arms, supporters etc., rev. Commerce, signed P WYON F beneath (D.1); shillings, 1811 (4), similar, no signature (D.10), the forename rendered as IOHN (3 – D.11/12/13); sixpence, 1811, similar (D.14); Bewicke Main Colliery, shilling, 1811, ship at coal staith (D.5); Alexr Kelty, shilling, 1812, City arms etc., rev. view of colliery (D.8), D.1 nearly very fine, minor rim nicks, the rest very fine to nearly extremely fine, D.12 and 13 rare, D.10 from the hairline-flawed reverse die, very rare(8) £200-250 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1518 Somerset, Bath, C. Culverhouse, I. Orchard and J. Phipps, four shillings (2), arms supported by Commerce and Justice, revs. inscription, with legend MARGARETS BUILDINGS (D.1), without legend (D.4), D.1 very fine, two rim bumps and flan flaws/extremely fine, very rare, D.4 nearly extremely fine, reverse largely darkly toned with peripheral flan flaws, extremely rare(2) £120-180 *ex Baldwin’s vault

TOKENS 1519 1520

1519 Somerset, Bath, S. Whitchurch and Wm Dore, four shillings, 1811, City arms and supporters, clasped hands above (D.10), about mint state, pleasingly toned, very rare thus £150-250 *ex Baldwin’s vault 1520 Somerset, Bath, S. Whitchurch and Wm Dore, four shillings, 1811, City arms and supporters, clasped hands above (D.10), extremely fine, unevenly toned, small test mark on edge, rare £80-100 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1521 Somerset, Bath (3): S. Whitchurch and Wm Dore, four shillings, 1811, City arms etc. (D.11); C. Culverhouse, I. Orchard and J. Phipps (2), two shillings, arms supported by Commerce and Justice (D.16); shilling, 1812, similar (D.17), D.11 good fine, rare, D.16 nearly extremely fine, D.17 very fine (3) £100-150 *D.17 ex L.A. Lawrence, 28 Nov. 1951, lot 1389 (part) ex Baldwin’s vault

1522 Somerset, Bath, C. Culverhouse, I. Orchard and J. Phipps, shilling, 1812, arms supported by Commerce and Justice, revs. inscription, with legend MARGARETS BUILDINGS (D.18), minor hairline mark on obverse, otherwise about mint state and prooflike, very rare £100-130 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1523 Somerset, Bristol [Glos.] (8): unknown issuer, twelve pence, 1811, City arms and crest (D.19); W. Sheppard (2): shilling, Sept. 6 1811, City arms etc. (D.49), sixpence, similar (D.65); Niblock & Latham, Bridge Street, and Trowbridge (Wilts.) (3): twelve pence, 1811, Bristol Bridge (D.48); sixpences, 1811 (2), similar (D.63/64); R. Tripp & Co. (2): No. 37 Quay, shilling, 1811, ship, FOR THE ARMY etc. (D.51); sixpence, 1811, PAYABLE BY ONE DOLLAR FOR 10 TOKENS & 2d etc. (D.66), D.64 nearly extremely fine, D.51 good very fine, obverse rim knock, the rest better to about mint state, D.48 rare(8) £150-200 *ex Baldwin’s vault

TOKENS TOKENS

1524 Somerset, Bristol [Glos.] (8): E. Bryan, shilling, Novr 1 1811, City arms etc. (D.21); Fras Garratt et alia, twelve pences, Augt 12 1811 (3), City arms within garter (D.23/26/27), sixpence, Augt 12 1811, similar (D.55); counterfeits of the Garratt issues, 1811 (2): twelve pence, rev. BRISTOL AND WELCH PRINCIPALITY SILVER MEDAL etc. (D.42); sixpence, rev. BRISTOL & SOUTH WALES SILVER MEDAL etc. (D.61); Morgan, sixpence, City arms, rev. WAREHOUSE FOR BUCK AND DOE SKINS CASTLE ST (D.60), D.21 very fine, D.42 very fine or better for issue, a little bent, very rare, D.61 good fine, weakness in centre either side, extremely rare, the rest extremely fine to mint state, D.60 lacquered, rare(8) £150-200 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1525 Somerset (2): Chard, unknown issuer, twelve pence, 1811, value within radiated garter (D.67); Frome Selwood, Willoughby, Mrs Sinkins et alia, twelve pence, 1811, bust of King Alfred (D.71), nearly extremely fine to extremely fine, D.67 rare(2) £80-100 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1526 Staffordshire (8): Bilston, Rushbury and Woolley (2), shilling, 1811, castle and lions (D.2), sixpence, 1811, similar (D.3); Fazeley, Peel’s, Harding & Co. (5): shillings, with Harding family arms (4), 1st October 1811, without company identification (D.6), P. H. & CO (2 – D.8/10), 1811, full identification (D.11); sixpence, 1811, similar (D.13); Stafford, J. C[artwright], twelve pence, 1811, the Shire Hall (D.15), D.8 and 11 unevenly toned but extremely fine, D.10 good fine, very rare, the rest very fine or better, D.6 rare(8) £130-180 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1527 Suffolk, Ipswich, W. Adams, shilling, 1811, Prince of Wales’s crest above military trophy (D.2), nearly extremely fine, scuffed, bright £80-100 *ex Baldwin’s vault

TOKENS

1528 Suffolk, Ipswich (2): shilling for general circulation, Prince of Wales’s crest above military trophy, rev. TO CONVENIENCE THE ARMY AND THE PUBLIC (D.4); W. Sizer, shilling, 1811, FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF TRADE (D.11), D.4 extremely fine, nice light tone, rare, D.11 very fine, very rare(2) £120-150 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1529 Surrey, Godalming, unknown issuer, 1811, date on woolpack (D.2), extremely fine, slightly streaky toning, extremely rare £350-450 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1530 Surrey, Weybridge, and , Dowgate Wharf, J. Bunn & Co., shillings (2), cask, IRON WORKS (D.4 and Mays 4 Bis); Kent, Folkestone, John Boxer, shilling, 1811, Cinque Ports arms (D.1; Mays 2), first nearly extremely fine, the others very fine, second bent as a love token, Kent rare(3) £100-150 *ex Baldwin’s vault

The Weybridge tokens are from the same dies, the larger diameter 4 Bis measuring 26mm.

1531 Sussex (3): Brighton, J. B. Phillipson, chemist, and Chichester, R. Phillipson, druggist, shilling (D.1); Chichester, Hy Comper and B. Charge (2), shilling, 1811, clasped hands (D.7), sixpence, 1811, similar (D.12), D.1 nearly extremely fine, die flaw between surname and CHEMIST at an early stage, small cross punched after DRUGGIST on reverse, D.7 good very fine, perhaps cleaned long ago, D.12 very fine, all rare(3) £130-180 *ex Baldwin’s vault

The Phillipsons’ shilling usually occurs with a cross on one side, presumably to signify which of the brothers was liable to redeem particular tokens.

TOKENS TOKENS

1532 Sussex, Chichester (3): B. & J. Caffin et alia, twelve pences, 1811 (2), the Market Cross (D.8/9); T. Dally & Co., shilling, 1811, castle emblazoned with arms (D.10), D.8 good fine, D.9 nearly extremely fine, very rare, D.10 with weak emblazoning on the shield, minor contact marks on close inspection, otherwise good extremely fine with reflective surfaces and pleasingly toned, rare (3) £150-200 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1533 1534 1535

1533 Sussex, Shoreham, Clayton and Hide, twelve pence, 1811, St Mary de Haura Church (D.15), extremely fine, a little central weakness either side, very rare £120-150 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1534 Sussex, Steyning, S. Gates and J. Cheeseman, shilling, 1811, beehive and bees, surname GATEIS in error (D.17), extremely fine, theK weak as usual, very rare £120-150 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1535 Warwickshire, Bedworth, [H. Lane], Bedworth Mill, shilling, Octr 25 1811, family crest (D.2), nearly extremely fine,LL in centre of reverse weak, rare £70-90 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1536 Warwickshire, Birmingham, [Overseers of the Poor] (9): shillings, 1811, the Workhouse (5 – D.6/10/11/12/13), 1812 (2 – D.17/20); sixpences, 1812, similar (2 – D.22/23); D.22 very fine, the rest nearly extremely fine or better, D.17 and 20 rare, D.12 struck from the obverse die curiously flawed (9) £150-200 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1537 Wiltshire, Marlborough, King et alia, Marlborough Old Bank (3), shillings, 1811, four clasped hands (2 – D.2/3); sixpence, 1811, similar (D.5); Worcestershire, Worcester, [The House of Industry], COUNTY & CITY TOKEN, shilling, 1811 (D.1), Wilts. 5 good very fine, the rest extremely fine or better(4) £100-130 *ex Baldwin’s vault

All examples of Wilts. D.3 seen by the cataloguer are from an obverse die not illustrated by Dalton, the T of Tanner pointing to a space, not a pellet.

TOKENS

1538 Yorkshire (11): West Riding, unknown issuer, shilling, 1811, fleece (D.1); Bradford, James Laycock, shilling, 1812, Borough arms and crest (D.3); Kingston upon Hull, Rudston and Preston, sixpence, 1811, Town arms (D.17); Sheffield (3), Younge & Deakin, shilling, Town Trust arms and crest, 1811 (obv. as D.53, rev. as D.50, cf. BSJ Auction 7, 21 June 2017, lot 374*); sixpence, 1811, similar (D.73); Overseers of the Poor, shilling, arms as previous, 1811 (D.72); York, Cattle and Barber (5), shillings, City arms (4 – D.79/80/87/88); sixpence, 1811, similar (D.96), fourth good fine, reverse better, extremely rare, the rest very fine to extremely fine, D.79 and 88 rare, latter a little short of flan (11) £180-250 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1539 Yorkshire (10): Bridlington Quay, James Stephenson, shilling, 1811, ship dividing three B letters (D.6); Leeds (6): John Smalpage & S. Lumb, shillings (4), Justice seated on bale, sword below, 1811 (3 - D.23/24/30), 1812 (D.31); sixpence, similar, 1812 (D.33); [Overseers of the Poor], shilling, 1812, Borough arms with crowned owl supporters, rev. PAYABLE AT THE LEEDS WORKHOUSE (D.32); Scarborough (2), Lord & Marshall, shilling, 1812, Town arms within garter (D.35), sixpence, 1812, similar (D.36); Whitby, Whitby Association, shilling, 1811, the Abbey arms (D.75), very fine to extremely fine(10) £150-200 *D.32, 33 and 35 ex ‘Fine Collection of Nineteenth Century Tokens’, Glendining’s, 20 March 1968, lot 185 (part) ex Baldwin’s vault

1540 Yorkshire, Sheffield, Younge & Deakin, halfcrown, 1812, Town Trust arms and crest (D.38); Co. Durham, Stockton, Christopher and Jennett, shillings, 1812, castle (2 – D.1/2), very fine, first with minor obverse rim knock, flan flaw at edge of reverse, this rare(3) £120-150 *ex Baldwin’s vault

WALES

1541 Brecknockshire, Brecon, George North, twelve pence, robe, GENERAL WAGGON WAREHOUSE (D.1); Carmarthenshire, Carmarthen, Robert Waters & Robert Waters, twelve pence, 1811, CARMARTHEN BANK, ornate W (D.3), Pembrokeshire, Haverfordwest, Thomas & Phillips et alia, twelve pence, 1811, castle (D.1), first nearly extremely fine, second and third very fine or better, second with minor scratches and test mark on edge, both rare (3) £150-220 *ex Baldwin’s vault

TOKENS TOKENS 1542 1543

1542 Flintshire, [Holywell], J[ones], O[ldfield], S[ankey] & O[akley], Flintshire Bank (5), shillings, August 12 1811, arms, rev. knot and initials IOS&O (2 – D.1/3); sixpence, similar (D.6); same issuers, shilling, August 12 1811, similar to previous but two knots, no initials (D.5), sixpence, similar (D.7), D.5 good extremely fine and prooflike but with small dig in centre of reverse, the rest nearly extremely fine or better(5) £80-130 *ex Baldwin’s vault 1543 Glamorgan (5): Merthyr Tydfil, [W. Crawshay], shillings, 5th Sep. 1811, Ynysfach iron foundry buildings (2 – D.1/4); Neath, H. Rees & D. Morgan (2), twelve pence, 1811, tower between buildings (D.10), sixpence, similar (D.16); Swansea, John Voss, DRAPER, twelve pence, 1811, the Castle, rev. key (D.19), D.16 nearly extremely fine, the rest fine to very fine, D.1, 10 and 19 rare, D.4 very rare(5) £100-130 *ex Baldwin’s vault

IRELAND

1544 Ireland (5): [Dublin], anonymous shillings, 1804, burning brazier, rev. female holding crown above altar inscribed HEALTH TO THE KING (4 – D.8 [2]/D.9 [2]); Bank of Ireland, tenpence, 1805, draped bust of George III r. (Davis 87), last good fine, the rest extremely fine, all the shillings pleasantly toned(5) £120-150 *ex Baldwin’s vault

MISCELLANEOUS

1545 Unlocalised issue, one shilling and sixpence, 1811, fleece,SHIPS COLONIES & COMMERCE, rev. Prince of Wales’s feathers (D. Not Local 7), nearly extremely fine with reflective surfaces, light brushing evident on close inspection, very rare, much superior to the example illustrated in Dalton £130-180 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1546 Unlocalised issues, twelve pence, Britannia, rev. beehive and bees (2 – D.8/9), very fine and good fine, the obverses better, very rare (2) £80-130 *ex Baldwin’s vault

TOKENS

1547 Unlocalised issues (6): shilling, 1811, SHIL LING SILVER TOKEN incused on the letters of ONE, rev. female seated on cannon, BRITANNIA (D.10); sixpences (5), 1811, fleece,FOR PUBLIC ACCOMMODATION (D.15); 1812 (2), beehive and bees, rev. female seated on cannon, BRITANNIA (D.17), crescent and stars, rev. letter G, eye above, hand clasping baton below (D.20); undated, figure 6 with value incused on the number (2 – D.18/19), very fine to extremely fine, D.20 slightly bent, D.10 rare(6) £100-150 *D.17 ex ‘Fine Collection of Nineteenth Century Tokens’, Glendining’s, 20 March 1968, lot 200 (part) ex Baldwin’s vault

1548 Duplicates of tokens in previous lots (11): Cheshire, shilling (D.1); Devon, shilling (D.17, rare); Dorset, shilling (D.21), sixpence (2 – D.10/28); Herefordshire, shilling (D.2); Leicestershire, shilling (D.1); Lincolnshire, twelve pence (D.2, rare); Middlesex, shillings (D.11/29 [2]), the rare pair and Middlesex 11 good fine or better, the rest nearly extremely fine or better(11) £130-200 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1549 Duplicates of tokens in previous lots (10), Somerset, two shillings (D.16), shillings (6 – D.17/23/48, rare/49/51/67), sixpences (3 – D.55/65/66), very fine to good extremely fine(10) £100-150 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1550 Duplicates of tokens in previous lots (11), Worcestershire, shillings (D.1 [2]); Yorkshire, sixpence (D.17); Brecknockshire, twelve pence (D.1); Flintshire, shillings (3 – D.1/3 [2]); Glamorgan, sixpence (D.16); Not Local, sixpences (3 -D.17/18/20), very fine to good extremely fine(11) £100-150 *ex Baldwin’s vault

TOKENS TOKENS NUMISMATISTS’ TOKENS – 19TH AND 20TH CENTURIES

Struck in copper except where stated.

1551 Sir George Chetwynd, Grendon (Warks.), halfpenny, 1842, his head r., rev. family arms and motto, plain edge (Withers 3017); Samuel Henry Hamer, Halifax (Yorks.), private token, 1901, in white metal, sun in splendour on shield, eye crest, rev. H/SH within oak wreath (W.3038); Benjamin Nightingale, London, private tokens, 1843 (3), ornate BN cipher, rev. female seated r., books behind, holding cornucopia that releases coins, coin cabinet on r., rose between branches in exergue (W.3054 – 2); as previous, rev. similar to previous, with shield in field, books omitted, rose, and thistle in exergue (W.3055), all except first rare, extremely fine to about mint state, first two lustrous, the rest bronzed, edge knock on reverse of last(5) £100-130 *ex Baldwin’s vault 72 struck of each of W.3054 and 3055.

1552 J. Henry, London, halfpenny size (5), 1879, female seated r., books behind, holding cornucopia that releases coins, coin cabinet on r., rev. ornate monogram HJ (W.3043 – 2); undated, DEALER etc., 48 DEVONSHIRE ST QUEEN SQ (W.3044 – 3); [T.] Whelan, London, brass, 1848, wolf suckling twin baby humans, DEALER etc., OPPOSITE BRITISH MUSEUM, rev. FINE ANCIENT ROMAN BRASS COINS 1s EACH (W.3086), one W.3044 extremely fine, otherwise better to about mint state, W.3043s bronzed, the rest with much original colour (6) £100-130 *ex Baldwin’s vault 100 struck of W.3043; examples of W.3044 were sold by Henry at sixpence each.

1553 William Till, London (11): penny size, 1834, arms and motto ANTIQUAM OBTINENS, 17 GT RUSSELL ST COVENT GDN, rev. DEALER etc. within floral wreath (3 – grained edge (W.3075 – 2), plain edge (W.- ); halfpenny size, 1834, similar (W.3076 – plain edge [4], grained edge [2]); farthing size, 1834, similar (W.3077); halfpenny size, 1839, arms, rev. as W.3076 (W.3078), extremely fine to about mint state, most with at least a little lustre, last rare (11) £130-180 *ex Baldwin’s vault

TOKENS 1554 1555

1554 W. J. Davis and J. Macmillan, Birmingham (Warks.), the New Centenary tokens, halfpenny size, in bronzed copper, obv. City arms, supporters etc. (21): 1893 (7), revs. Town Hall, Council House & Art Gallery, New Post Office, Assize Court, Aston Hall, Mason College, School of Art; 1894 (14),revs. School Board Offices, Midland Institute, High School for Girls, Free Grammar School, St Martin’s Church, statue of Joseph Priestley, New General Hospital, Queen’s College, Edgbaston Old Church, Exchange, Technical School, Bank of England, Mason’s Orphanage, Parish Offices, (Davis, The Token Coinage of Warwickshire (1895), pp. 73-75, [140]), about mint state or mint state, some with slight toning, the complete set, rare (21) £250-300 *ex Baldwin’s vault

51 sets struck in bronzed copper. It was almost one hundred years previous to the issue of these pieces that Peter Kempson, also of Birmingham, struck his series of halfpenny tokens featuring buildings of the town.

1555 W. J. Davis and J. Macmillan, Birmingham (Warks.), the New Centenary tokens, halfpenny size, in white metal, obv. City arms, supporters etc. (21):1893 (7), revs. Town Hall, Council House & Art Gallery, New Post Office, Assize Court, Aston Hall, Mason College, School of Art; 1894 (14), revs. School Board Offices, Midland Institute, High School for Girls, Free Grammar School, St Martin’s Church, statue of Joseph Priestley, New General Hospital, Queen’s College, Edgbaston Old Church, Exchange, Technical School, Bank of England, Mason’s Orphanage, Parish Offices (Davis, The Token Coinage of Warwickshire (1895), pp. 73-75, [140]), about mint state or mint state, three with uneven toning on one side, Mason College with striking flaw on obverse, the complete set, exceedingly rare(21) £600-800 *ex Baldwin’s vault

Three sets struck in white metal. It was almost one hundred years previous to the issue of these pieces that Peter Kempson, also of Birmingham, struck his series of copper halfpenny tokens featuring buildings of the town.

1556 1557

1556 W. J. Davis, Birmingham (Warks.), halfpenny size, 1928, City arms, supporters etc., rev. the Hall of Memory, signed D in exergue (4 – in silver (Mitchiner 10115) and copper, bronzed copper and brass (M.10116), about mint state, unevenly toned, a little light corrosion on the brass and copper examples, very rare (4) £130-180 *ex Baldwin’s vault Davis attained the age of 80 in 1928.

1557 W. J. Davis, Birmingham (Warks.), halfpenny size, 1928, City arms, supporters etc., rev. King’s Norton Church, signed D in exergue (3 – in copper (Mitchiner 10117), brass (Withers 3020) and bronzed copper (M.-; W.-), about mint state, bronzed copper with dark toned area on reverse, brass with minor spotting, very rare (3) £70-100 *ex Baldwin’s vault

Davis attained the age of 80 in 1928.

TOKENS TOKENS A small collection of coins, medals, tokens and banknotes relating to Faversham

Faversham, located on the north coast of Kent is the oldest market town in the county dating back to pre-Roman times. Over 900 years ago it was mentioned in the Domesday Book. Whilst not one of the original historic Cinque Ports formed to furnish ships and men for the king’s service, it was one of the lesser ports attached to them. For 400 years it was famous for oysters and the manufacture of gunpowder, but today, perhaps, it is better remembered as home to the country’s oldest brewery, Shepherd Neame, founded in 1698.

1558 Faversham, King Stephen (1135-1154), a pair of silver counters from the reign of Charles I, struck in imitation of engraving, in the style of Simon de Passe, the King stands in full armour holding a battle- axe, STEPHANVS REX OBIT 25 OCTr 1154, rev. crowned shield with the sign for Sagittarius, RAINED 18 YEARS – BVRIED AT FEVERSHAM, 28mm. (MI.379/281), one fine, one better (2) £100-150

Stephen was buried in the grounds of the Abbey he and Queen Matilda had founded at Faversham in 1148. She and their son Eustace were to be buried alongside him. The graves were destroyed during the Dissolution of the Monasteries, the rumour being that their bones were thrown into Faversham Creek. However the Parish Church of St. Mary of Charity contains an un-named canopy tomb and it is thought they might rest there.

1559 Faversham, 17th snd 18th century tokens, halfpennies (2): Robert Hogben, three tuns (W.271); Robert Preston, THE QVEENS ARMES, 1664 (W.276); farthing, Francis Waterman (W.277), fine, very fine and fair; John Crow (1754-1822), brazier and coppersmith, halfpenny, 1794, old English ‘Round Ship’, PAYABLE AT FEVERSHAM around, rev. shield of arms of the Cinque Ports, CINQUE PORTS HALFPENNY. 1794, edge, PAYABLE AT IOHN CROWSS COPPER SMITH X . X (DH.20; Conder p.50, 15), choice, good extremely fine with much redness (4) £80-120

Robert Hogben – the Three Tuns tavern, Tanner’s Green, Faversham, on Spink ticket of 1972; it was to the Queen’s Arms that James II was brought after he had been apprehended trying to flee the country in 1688; Francis Waterman, the Mercers’ Arms, was mayor of Faversham in 1665 and again in 1681. He died in 1707 and is buried in the Parish Church. The last on Spink ticket, September 1973.

FAVERSHAM COINS, MEDALS, BANKNOTES AND TOKENS

1560 Faversham Loyal Volunteers, an engraved oval award for shooting, 1795, a horse rampant to l., F.L.V. above, motto INVICTA on scroll below, rev. engraved ‘To Mr Robrt Symes for his Superior Shooting At the Target. 15 April 1795’, decorative border to both sides, 66.5mm., including loop x 45mm. (Hastings Irwin, 1899, p. 242), London Hallmark [1794], very fine and rare £200-300 *ex Lt. Col. J. B. Gaskell, Glendining Auction, 22-25 May 1911 The regiment was formed in 1794, part of a series of independent troops based in the important towns in Kent, as part of the response to the French Revolutionary Wars.

1561 Faversham, Agriculture, engraved silver prize medal of The Faversham Agricultural Association, 1870, ‘Engine Drivers 2nd Prize’, awarded to ‘Wm. Turk Jun’, 39.5mm., suspension loop and ring, very fine £60-80 Bt. Daniel Fearon, 2012.

1562 Canterbury Cathedral, copper medals (2), c. 1840s, by J. Davis, façades with the West Towers and South- West porch, rev. interior view of the nave, 61mm.; another, smaller, this published by Henry Ward of Canterbury, similar views either side, 52mm.; and a third, similar to second but white metal (BHM.2367, 2375; JT.1a, 1b), the first with a splendidly informative Victorian ticket, all extremely fine(3) £80-120 * First ex Bernard Myers Collection; all bt. Daniel Fearon.

FAVERSHAM COINS, MEDALS, BANKNOTES AND TOKENS FAVERSHAM COINS, MEDALS, BANKNOTES AND TOKENS

1563 Cinque Ports, Royal Cinque Ports Yacht Club, copper medal, struck to mark the foundation in 1872, bare head of Prince Arthur, KG, Commodore, rev. crowned arms within legend, 45mm. (BHM.2949 [RR]), virtually mint state, rare £80-120

Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught and Strathearn (1850-1942), seventh child of ; served as the Governor General of Canada (the only British prince to have done so). The original Yacht Club in Dover was destroyed by fire in 1940, however it now boasts a fine harbour-front location.

1564 Faversham and Cinque Ports, World War I, War and Victory medals to 201254 Pte. E. Smith. E. Kent. R., extremely fine; dedication brass plaque for an organ, 1879, ‘Built by H. Jones of London 1865 Enlarged by C. D. Hobday of Faversham 1879’, 76 x 153mm.; military button, crowned shield, CINQ PORTS on scroll below; 5th (Cinque Ports) Territorial Battalion, brass and enamel cross badge, 25mm.; silver and enamel badge, a ‘round ship’ within open wreath, 26mm., Birmingham Hallmark, 1876, maker James Fenton; Faversham, Charity Cup 1913-14 [presumed football], silver ‘fob’ crowned shield, gilt centre, engraved reverse, 41 x 26.5mm., maker W. H. Haseler Ltd, section of chain attached; Sandgate, small silver Coronation medal, 1902, 25mm.; Murder of Becket, 800th Anniversary, bronze medal, 1970, 51mm. (E.2122); modern Canterbury Cathedral souvenir medals (2), fine, very fine and better (11) £100-150

Ernest Smith, b. 1887 to Frederick and Rhoda Smith of Sittingbourne, listed in 1891 census as ‘paupers’ in the Faversham workhouse.

1565 Banknotes: Faversham Bank (J. & F. Tappenden & Co), black and white £5, serial number 8226, 9 August 1812, vignettes to left of the seal of Faversham as a Cinque Port, and value bottom left, signed by J. B. Tappenden, cut in half and repaired with paper strip on which the court bankruptcy stamp ‘AT CANTERBURY 9th January, 1815’ (Outing 785b; Grant 1170), good fine £70-100

1566 Banknotes: Faversham Bank (J. & F. Tappenden & Co), black and white £1, serial number 3918, 17 August 1814, vignettes to left of the seal of Faversham as a Cinque Port, and value bottom left, signed by J. B. Tappenden (Outing 785a; Grant 1170), very fine £80-120

1567 Banknotes: Faversham Bank (J. & F. Tappenden & Co), black and white £1, serial number 6110, 1 January 1811, vignettes to left of the seal of Faversham as a Cinque Port, and value bottom left, signed by J. B. Tappenden, court bankruptcy stamp ‘At the Guildhall, Canterbury, 10th January, 1815’ (Outing 785a; Grant 1170), fair to fine £60-80

FAVERSHAM COINS, MEDALS, BANKNOTES AND TOKENS FOREIGN COINS

1568 G Afghanistan, ½ amani, SH.1299 (1920), toughra, rev. mosque with flags within wreath (KM.886; Fr.32), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 65 £150-200

1569 G , Victoria, Adelaide pound, 1852, type two, dentillated inner border on reverse, date below crown within border, rev. value within border (KM.2; Fr.3), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 60 £8000-9000

FAVERSHAM COINS, MEDALS, BANKNOTES AND TOKENS FOREIGN COINS

1570 G Australia, Victoria, half sovereign, 1855, , laur. head l., rev. AUSTRALIA within wreath, crown above (KM.1; Fr.9a), certified and graded by NGC as Very Good 8 £8000-10,000

The first year of issue and exceedingly rare in any condition.

1571 G Australia, Victoria, half sovereign, 1861, Sydney mint, laur. head l., rev. AUSTRALIA within wreath, crown above (KM.3; Fr.10a), light scratch on M and small dig on lower bar of I of MINT, extremely fine £300-350

1572 Australia, George V, florin, 1934-35, Melbourne Centenary, crowned bust l., rev. figure on horseback l. (KM.33), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 66, scarce £450-550

FOREIGN COINS

1573 Australia, George VI, proof set, 1938, florin - halfpenny, bare. head l., rev. various (KM.PS14), all certified and graded by NGC, the florin as Proof 64, the shilling as Proof 66, the sixpence as Proof 63, the threepence as Proof 65, the penny as Proof 64 Brown and the halfpenny as Proof 63 Brown (6) £10,000-15,000

1574 Australia, George VI, proof sixpence, 1951, bare head l., rev. shield of arms with supporters (KM.38), certified and graded by NGC as Proof 66, a spectacular proof and rare £2750-3250

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS

1575 Australia, George VI, proof threepence, 1951, bare head l., rev. three wheat stalks divide date (KM.44), certified and graded by NGC as Proof 66, very rare £1750-2250

The above two coins were both struck at the Royal Mint.

1576 Australia, George VI, proof penny, 1950, Perth, bare head l., rev. kangaroo (KM.43), certified and graded by NGC as Proof 64 Brown, exceedingly rare £3000-4000

The catalogue price in Macdonald is A$60,000, and US$ 24,000 for PF63 in KM.

1577 Australia, George VI, proof halfpenny, 1942, Perth, bare head l., rev. kangaroo (KM.41), certified and graded by NGC as Proof 64 Red Brown, very rare £2000-2500

FOREIGN COINS

1578 Australia, Elizabeth II, proof set, 1955, shilling - penny, laur. head r., rev. various (KM.PS16), all certified and graded by NGC, the shilling, sixpence and threepence as Proof 67, the penny as Proof 65 Red Brown (4) £125-150

1579 Australia, Elizabeth II, proof set, 1956, florin - penny, laur. head r.,rev. various (KM.PS18), all certified and graded by NGC, the florin, shilling and threepence as Proof 67, the sixpence as Proof 66 and the penny as Proof 64 Red Brown (5) £200-250

1580 Australia, Elizabeth II, proof set, 1957, florin - threepence, laur. head r.,rev. various (KM.PS19), all certified and graded by NGC as Proof 66 (4) £150-200

1581 Australia, Elizabeth II, proof set, 1958, florin - penny, laur. head r.,rev. various (KM.PS20), all certified and graded by NGC, the florin as Proof 66, the shilling and sixpence as Proof 65, the threepence as Proof 67 and the penny as Proof 63 Red Brown (5) £200-250

1582 Australia, Elizabeth II, proof set, 1959, florin - halfpenny, laur. head r.,rev. various (KM.PS21), all certified and graded by NGC, the florin, shilling and sixpence as Proof 66, the threepence as Proof 67 and the penny and halfpenny as Proof 65 Brown (6) £200-250

1583 Australia, Elizabeth II, proof set, 1960, florin - threepence, laur. head r.,rev. various (KM.PS22), all certified and graded by NGC as Proof 66 (4) £100-150

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS

1584 Australia, Elizabeth II, proof set, 1961, florin - threepence, laur. head r., rev. various (KM.PS24), all certified and graded by NGC, the florin and shilling as Proof 66, the sixpence as Proof 65 and the threepence as Proof 67 (4) £100-150

1585 Australia, Elizabeth II, proof set, 1962, florin - threepence, laur. head r.,rev. various (KM.PS26), all certified and graded by NGC, the florin, shilling and sixpence as Proof 66, the threepence as Proof 68 (4) £100-150

1586 Australia, Elizabeth II, proof set, 1963, florin - penny, laur. head r.,rev. various (KM.60-56), all certified and graded by NGC, the florin and threepence as Proof 66, the shilling as Proof 65, the sixpence as Proof 64 and the penny as Proof 65 Red Brown (5) £125-150

1587 Australia, Elizabeth II, proof penny; halfpenny, 1955, , laur. head r., rev. kangaroo (KM.56, 49), both about mint state (2) £1500-2000

FOREIGN COINS

1588 Australia, Elizabeth II, proof penny, 1956, Perth mint, laur. head r., rev. kangaroo (KM.56), certified and graded by NGC as Proof Details, Environmental Damage £300-400

1589 Australia, Elizabeth II, (2): 1957, Perth; 1962; halfpennies (2): 1962; 1963, laur. head r., rev. kangaroo (KM.56, 61), about mint state (4) £200-300

1590 Australia, Elizabeth II, proof pennies (2): 1958; 1959, Perth mint, laur. head r., rev. kangaroo (KM.56), both certified and graded by NGC as Proof 66 Red (2) £200-300

1591 Australia, Elizabeth II, proof penny; halfpenny, 1960, Perth mint, laur. head r., rev. kangaroo (KM.56, 61), both certified and graded by NGC, the penny as Proof 66* Red, the halfpenny as Proof 64 Red (2) £200-300

1592 Australia, Elizabeth II, proof penny; halfpenny, 1961, Perth mint, laur. head r., rev. kangaroo (KM.56, 61), both certified and graded by NGC as Proof 65 Red (2) £200-300

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS

1593 G Austria, Franz Joseph, 4 ducats, 1892, laur. bust r., rev. crowned double-headed eagle with shield on breast (KM.2276; Fr.487), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 60 £800-1000

1594 Canada, Victoria, 50 cents, 1892, young head l., rev. crowned value and date within wreath (KM.6), certified and graded by NGC as About Uncirculated 53 £700-900

1595 Canada, Victoria, 5 cents (2): 1858, small date; 1880H, young head l., rev. crowned value and date within wreath (KM.2), both extremely fine, the first choice(2) £120-160

1596 Canada, George V, 5 cents, 1916, crowned bust l., rev. value and date within wreath (KM.22), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 63 £100-150

1597 G China, People’s Republic, 100 yuan, 2005, temple of Heaven, rev. panda and cub seated in bamboo (KM.1584), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 69 £600-700

FOREIGN COINS

1598 Danzig, Free City, 25 gulden, 1930, city arms with supporters, date below, rev. statue from the Neptune fountain (KM.150; Fr.44, listed under Poland), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 65 £1500-2000

1599 Dominica, silver moco or 1½ bitts, c. 1798, a circular segment from 8 reales with 16 crenations stamped with a radiate script D, small star within letter, wt. 2.83gms. (KM.1; Pr.22), possibly a contemporary copy, very fine £80-100

1600 Egypt, Republic, 5 pounds, 1976, Re-opening of the Suez Canal, inscriptions, rev. canal scene (KM.460; Fr.134), uncirculated £600-700

1601 France/Gaul, Celtic coinage, Allobroges, quinarii (2), bust r., DVRNACOS in front, rev. horse and rider r., very fine and about very fine (2) £120-150 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1602 1603

1602 France/Gaul, Celtic coinage, Baiocasses, billon stater, bust r., rev. horse r., lyre below, wt. 6.28gms., good very fine and toned, rare £250-300 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1603 France/Gaul, Celtic coinage, Elusates, drachm, degraded bust, rev. stylised horse l., wt. 2.60gms., very fine £100-150 *ex Baldwin’s vault

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS

1604 France/Gaul, Celtic coinage, Remi, quinarius, bust l., ATEVLA in front, rev. bull standing r., pentagram below, wt. 1.81gms., weak area on each side, otherwise good very fine and toned £100-150 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1605 France/Gaul, Celtic coinage, Santones, quinarii (2), bust l., SANTONOS in front, rev. horse r., good fine, one slightly chipped, scarce (2) £80-100 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1606 France/Gaul, Celtic coinage, Sequani, quinarii (4), bust l., TOGIRIX in front, rev. horse l., fine to very fine (4) £80-100 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1607 France/Gaul, Celtic coinage, Tolosates, drachm, bust l., rev. cross with pellet and crescent in three quarters, annulet and crescent in fourth quarter, wt. 2.54gms., struck off-centre, otherwise very fine £45-55 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1608 France/Gaul, Merovingian (580-670), gold tremissis, copying a late Roman gold tremissis of the 4th-5th century AD, bust r., letters around, rev. letters around a cross on steps, pellets at side, wt. 1.4gms., about very fine, very rare £800-1000

1609 1610

1609 France, Louis XVI, double louis d’or, 1786A, bare head l., rev. crowned, conjoined shields of arms (KM.592.1; Fr.474), good very fine £500-600 1610 France, Louis Philippe, franc, 1831A, laur. head r., rev. value and date within wreath (KM.742.1), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 64 £250-300

FOREIGN COINS 1611 G France, Second Republic, 20 francs, 1849A, head of Liberty r., rev. denomination within wreath (KM.762; Fr.566), very fine £140-160

1612 Germany, Prussia, Friedrich II, friedrich d’or, 1782A, laur. bust r., rev. crowned eagle with trophies, date above (KM.333; Fr.2411), about fine £200-250

1613 German East Africa, 15 rupien, 1916T, elephant r., rev. eagle with shield on breast (KM.16.1; Fr.1), extremely fine or better £2000-2500

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS A Collection of Coins and Tokens of

1614 1615

1614 Gibraltar, Victoria, two quarts, 1842/1, young head l., rev. castle, key below (KM.3), good extremely fine, lustrous, very rare thus £250-300 *ex Morton and Eden auction, 3-4 July 2012, lot 837

1615 Gibraltar, Victoria, two quarts, 1842/1, young head l., rev. castle, key below (KM.3), extremely fine, hints of lustre £130-180 *ex Baldwin’s Auction 62, 29 September 2009, lot 869 (part)

1616 Gibraltar, Victoria, proof quart, 1841/0, young head l., from same die as the Jersey 1/52 shilling, rev. castle, key below (KM.2), about mint state, matte finish, extremely rare £400-600 *ex Pridmore collection, 21-22 September 1981, lot 542 ex McCammon collection, Baldwin’s Auction 20, 11 Oct. 1999, lot 278 ex Baldwin’s Auction 62, 29 September 2009, lot 868

1617 Gibraltar, Victoria, quart, 1842/0, young head l., rev. castle, key below (KM.2), extremely fine £100-130

TOKENS OF GIBRALTAR TOKENS OF GIBRALTAR

1618 Gibraltar, Victoria, pattern half quart, undated, young head l., from a British die, rev. castle, key below (Pr.9), extremely fine with hints of lustre, minor rim knock, extremely rare £400-600 *ex Baldwin’s Auction 62, 29 September 2009, lot 870

1619 Gibraltar, Victoria, quart, 1842/0, young head l., rev. castle, key below (KM.2); half quart, 1842, similar (KM.1), first extremely fine, second better and lustrous, two toning spots on reverse, perhaps cleaned long ago (2) £150-200 *first ex Baldwin’s Auction 62, 29 September 2009, lot 869 (part)

1620 Gibraltar, Victoria, two quarts, 1842/1 (2 – KM.3); quart, 1842/0 (2 – KM.2); half quart, 1842 (2 – KM.1), young head l., rev. castle, key below, good very fine to extremely fine (6) £130-180

1621 Gibraltar, Richard Cattons, two quartos, 1813, lion l., holding key in r. paw, rev. value crowned within wreath (KM.Tn6); quarto, 1813, similar (KM.Tn5), first nearly extremely fine, several rim knocks, second very fine or better for issue (2) £60-100

1622 Gibraltar, Robert Keeling, two quarts, 1802, view of the rock, rev. castle, key below (3 – KM.Tn2.2; Pr.15/16/17); quart, 1802, similar (KM.Tn1), Pr.15 very fine, minor scratch marks, the rest nearly extremely fine, all the 1802 varieties for currency (4) £180-250

TOKENS OF GIBRALTAR TOKENS OF GIBRALTAR 1623 1624

1623 Gibraltar, Robert Keeling, two quartos, 1810, lion l., holding key in r. paw, rev. castle (2 – KM.Tn4.1/4.2; Pr.18/19); quarto, 1810, similar (3 – KM.Tn3.1/3.2; Pr.21/22/23), Pr.22 good very fine; the rest extremely fine or better, all except Pr.21 with hints of lustre, weakness in centres of Pr.18 and 19, all the 1810 varieties (5) £300-400 *Pr.19 ex Baldwin’s Auction 62, 29 September 2009, lot 867

1624 Gibraltar, James Spittles, two quartos, 1818, lion l., holding key in r. paw, rev. the Moorish Castle (KM.Tn7); two quartos, 1820, similar (KM.Tn9); quarto, 1820, similar (KM.Tn8), first nearly very fine, minor damage either side, rare, second good extremely fine, attractively toned, last nearly extremely fine, all the Spittles varieties (3) £130-180

1625 Gibraltar (3): Robert Keeling (2): two quartos, 1810, large date, lion l., holding key in r. paw, rev. castle (KM.Tn4.2), quarto, 1810, small date, similar (KM.Tn3.2; Pr.23); James Spittles, two quartos, 1820, lion with key as previous, rev. the Moorish Castle (KM.Tn9), extremely fine, last with a little lustre (3) £150-200

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1626 Grenada, silver bitt, cut / part of Spanish dollar (c. 1797), countermark large incuse letter G, rev. plain, plain edge cuts, wt. 1.31gms., (KM.1; Pr.1), coin worn, countermark about very fine, rare £350-450 *ex Spalding Collection ₁ ₁₁

1627 India, Kushan Empire, Kanishka II (c. 225-249), gold dinar, King standing l. with trident, making offerings at small altar l., with trident above, rev. Siva and the bull (Fr.32), about uncirculated £800-900

TOKENS OF GIBRALTAR / FOREIGN COINS

1628 India, Mughal empire, Akbar, mohur, Agra, AH.982 (KM.108.1), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 63 £800-1000

1629 India, Mughal empire, Shah Jahan I, mohur, Surat, AH.1038, year 2 (KM.255.6), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 65 £1500-2000

1630 India, Mughal Empire, Muhammad Shah (1131-1161h) or Ahmad Shah Bahadur (1161-1167h), gold pagoda, Imtiyazgarh, undated, year 3, inscriptions on , wt 3.30gms. (KM.E440.1/c 450.1), good extremely fine, rare £160-180

1631 India, Princely States, Hyderabad, Mir Usman Ali Khan, ashrafi, AH.1343//14 (1937), Chahar Minar gateway, rev. Persian inscription (KM.Y57a), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 64 £1000-1200

1632 India, East India Company, Bengal presidency, mohur, AH.1202//19 (1807) (S&W.6.7; Pr.83), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 62 £800-1000

TOKENS OF GIBRALTAR / FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS

1633 G India, East India Company, William IV, mohur, 1835, Calcutta, bare head r., RS incuse on truncation, rev. lion and palm tree (KM.451.2; S&W.1.9; Pr.9), certified and graded by PCGS as Extremely Fine 45 £5000-6000

1634 G India, East India Company, Victoria, mohur, 1841, normal 4, large date, bare head l., rev. lion l. (KM.462.1; S&W.3.7; Pr.22), certified and graded by PCGS as About Uncirculated 55 £1500-2000

1635 G India, East India Company, Victoria, mohur, 1841, Calcutta, WW incuse, bare head l., divided legend, rev. lion l. (KM.462.3; Fr.1595a), good very fine £1250-1500

1636 G India, East India Company, Victoria, mohur, 1841, Calcutta, WW incuse, bare head l., divided legend, rev. lion l. (KM.462.3; Fr.1595a), good very fine £1250-1500

FOREIGN COINS

1637 G India, Victoria, mohur, 1862, Calcutta mint, no V and one flower, crowned bust l.,rev. value, country and date within border of scrolling foliage (KM.480; S&W.4.1; Pr.1), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 63 £2000-2500

1638 G India, Victoria, proof restrike mohur, 1870(c), milled edge, crowned bust l., rev. value, country and date within border of scrolling foliage (KM.481; S&W.4.10; Pr.10), certified and graded by PCGS as Proof 64 £5000-6000

1639 G India, Victoria, mohur, 1889(c), crowned bust l., rev. value and date within border of scrolling foliage (KM.496; S&W.6.16), certified and graded by PCGS as About Uncirculated 58 £1500-2000

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS 1640 India, Victoria, proof restrike ten rupees, 1870(c), milled edge, crowned bust l., rev. value and date within border of scrolling foliage (KM.479; S&W.6.20; Pr.29), certified and graded by PCGS as Proof 64+ £5000-6000

1641 India, Victoria, proof restrike ten rupees, 1879(b), milled edge, crowned bust l., rev. value, country and date within floral border (KM.495),certified and graded by PCGS as Proof 62 £5000-6000

FOREIGN COINS 1642 1643

1642 India, Edward VII, anna, 1907B, crowned bust r., rev. denomination and date within decorative outline (KM.504), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 65 £100-150 1643 India, Edward VII, anna, 1907B, crowned bust r., rev. denomination and date within decorative outline (KM.504), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 64 £80-100

1644 G India, George V, 15 rupees, 1918(b), crowned bust l., rev. value, country and date within ornate border (KM.525; S&W.8.1; Pr.25), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 64 £3000-3500

1645 Iran, Nasredin Shah, toman 1299h, wt 2.81gms. (KM.933; Fr.62), slight weakness on the regnal date, but clear, lustrous about extremely fine £125-150

1646 G Iran, Reza Shah, 2 and 1 pahlavi, SH.1307 (1928), wt. 3.92gms.; 1.91gms. (KM.1115, 1114; Fr.93, 94), extremely fine and good very fine respectively (2) £300-350

1647 G Iran, Reza Shah, 2 pahlavi (2), SH.1308 (1929), low mintage, 789 pieces struck (KM.1115; Fr.93), extremely fine (2) £400-450

1648 G Iran, Reza Shah, 2 pahlavi (3), SH.1308 (1929), low mintage, 789 pieces struck (KM.1115; Fr.93), all about extremely fine (3) £600-700

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS 1649 1650

1649 G Iran, Reza Shah, Reform coinage, ½ pahlavi, SH.1310 (1931), low mintage, 696 pieces struck (KM.1132; Fr.96), extremely fine £200-250

1650 G Iran, Reza Shah, Reform coinage, ½ pahlavi, SH.1310 (1931), low mintage, 696 pieces struck (KM.1152; Fr.96), extremely fine £200-250

1651 1652 1651 G Iran, Reza Shah, Reform coinage, ½ pahlavi, SH.1310 (1931), low mintage, 696 pieces struck (KM.1132; Fr.96), extremely fine £200-250

1652 G Iran, Reza Shah, Reform coinage, ½ pahlavi, SH.1315 (1936), low mintage, 1042 pieces struck (KM.1132; Fr.96), extremely fine £200-250

1653 G Iran, Muhammad Reza Shah, pahlavi, SH.1321 (1942), wt. 8.12gms. (KM.1148), good extremely fine and very rare £2500-3000

1654 G Iran, Muhammad Reza Shah, ½ pahlavi, SH.1321 (1942), wt. 4.04gms. (KM.1147), good extremely fine and very rare £1250-1500

1655 G Iran, Muhammad Reza Shah, ½ pahlavi, SH.1321 (1942), wt. 4.03gms. (KM.1147), good extremely fine and very rare £1250-1500

FOREIGN COINS

1656 G Iran, Muhammad Reza Shah, ½ pahlavi (2): SH.1322; 1323 (1943; 1944), (KM.1147), extremely fine and very fine respectively(2) £200-250

1657 G Iran, Muhammad Reza Shah, 2 ½ pahlavi, SH.1355 (1976), wt. 20.30gms. (KM.1201), about uncirculated £550-650

1658 G Iran, Muhammad Reza Shah, pahlavi, SH.1332 (1953) (KM.1162), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 65, rare £1000-1250

1659 G Iran, Muhammad Reza Shah, ½ pahlavi, SH.1330 (1951), head in high relief (KM.1149), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 64, very rare £6000-7000

1660 G Iran, Muhammad Reza Shah, ½ pahlavi, SH.1332 (1953) (KM.1162), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 65, rare £1000-1250

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1661 G Israel, proof gold 200, 100 and 50 lirot, 1973, 25th Anniversary of Independence, text on scroll, rev. Menorah flanked by sprigs above text (KM.74/73/72; Fr.9/10/11),in case of issue, FDC (3) £1100-1300

1662 Italy, Savoy, Filippo II (1496-1497), testone, bust r., wearing berretto, rev. shield of arms, knot and annulet above (cf. MIR.278 for portrait)/277 for reverse), fair £1500-1600

This was dug up as a single find in Kent.

1663 Italy, Venice, Domenico Contarini, scudo della croce (140 soldi), undated (1672-1673), mintmaster Gabriele Lombardo, cross fleurée with leaves in quarters,in ex. GL, rev. shield of arms (KM.308; Dav.4263), small edge crack at 2 o’clock on obverse, good fine £200-250

1664 Malta, Emmanuel Pinto, 20 scudi, 1764, cuirassed bust l., rev. crowned arms (RS.28; FR.34), slight edge split, about extremely fine £1000-1250

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1665 Malta, Emmanuel Pinto, 10 scudi, 1761, crowned shield of arms, rev. St. John the Baptist standing (KM.255; Fr.36), extremely fine £600-800

1666 Mexico, Carlos IV, 8 escudos 1798FM, Mexico City, armoured bust r., rev. crowned shield of arms within Order chain (KM.159; Fr.43), good very fine £700-800

1667 1668

1667 G Monaco, commemorative 100 francs, 1982, Heir Apparent Prince Albert, conjoined heads r., rev. crowned arms with supporters (KM.161; Fr.35i), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC £700-900

1668 Morocco, copper 4 fels (10 mazunas), 1310h (AD. 1892/3), Fez mint, wt. 11.57gms. (KM.Y3; Lec.78), some minor discolouration, residual sheen, extremely fine, scarce £140-180

1669 Nepal, Bhatgoan, Jaya Ranajit Malla (1722-69), silver Nag Tang mohars (2), NS.867 ? (cf. KM.108; cf. RGV.564-5; cf. M.2300a-b), good very fine (2) £100-150

1670 Nepal, Shah Dynasty, Girvan Yuddha Vikram Shah (1799-1816), gold bracteate dam (KM.-; RGV.764); Prithvi Vir Vikram Shah (1881-1911), gold adhani (1/16 mohar), 12 mm., wt. 0.35gms. (KM.667; RGV.1177), gold bracteate paisa (1/32 mohar), 10 mm., wt. 0.19gms. (KM.665; RGV.1178); gold bracteate dam, 8mm., wt. 0.03gms. (KM.697; RGV.1184), about extremely fine, the first rare(4) £280-320 *the first ex Glendining, 30 June 1965, lot 110

With old tickets.

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS

1671 Nicaragua, Republic, pattern piedfort centavos, 1892 (2), struck in copper and aluminium, arms, rev. value and date within wreath (KM.P2/3), brilliant, good extremely fine, rare (2) £300-350 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1672 Portugal, Luis I, 5000 reis, 1869, bare head l., rev. crowned mantled arms (KM.516; Fr.153), possibly ex- mount, good very fine £250-300 1673 Russia, Alexander I, kopeck, 1823EM фГ (cf. KM.C117.3); Nicholas II, 5 kopecks, 1903CНЬ AP (KM. Y19a.1), very fine and extremely fine (2) £50-80

1674 G Russia, Nicholas I, 5 roubles, 1849 AГ, St Petersburg, crowned double-headed eagle, rev. value and date (KM.C175.3; Fr.155; . 31), certified and graded by PCGS as About Uncirculated 55 £350-400

1675 G Russia, Alexander II, 5 roubles, 1877 HI, St Petersburg, crowned double-headed eagle, rev. value and date (KM.Y.B26; Fr.163; Bit.25), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 62 £500-600

1676 1677

1676 G Russia, Nicholas II, 15 roubles, 1897AΓ, narrow rim, bare head l., rev. crowned double-headed eagle (KM. Y65.2; Fr.177), certified and graded by NGC as About Uncirculated 58 £450-550

1677 G Russia, Nicholas II, 15 roubles, 1897AΓ, wide rim, bare head l., rev. crowned double-headed eagle (KM. Y65.1; Fr.177), very fine £300-350

FOREIGN COINS

1678 G Russia, Nicholas II, 10 roubles, 1899AΓ (2), bare head l., rev. crowned double-headed eagle (KM.Y64; Fr.179), fine and very fine (2) £500-600

1679 G Saudi Arabia, pound, undated (1947), eagle with wings open, rev. three lined inscription within horizontal bars (KM.35), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 63 £1000-1250

1680 South Africa, Griquatown, lead ‘squeeze’ for 100 pence, GRIQUA TOWN around 100, about as struck £50-100

As only the 5d and 10d are known, the 100 may be a fantasy piece of some kind.

1681 1682

1681 G South Africa, ZAR, Kruger, pond, 1898, bust l., rev. circular shield of arms over flags, eagle above (KM.10.2; Fr.2), small edge bruise, good very fine £240-260

1682 G South Africa, ZAR, Kruger, pond, 1900, bust l., rev. circular shield of arms over flags, eagle above (KM.10.2; Fr.2), about very fine £220-240

1683 South Africa, ZAR, Kruger, 6 pences (2): 1896; 1897, bust l., rev. value and date within wreath (KM.4), the first toned, about mint state, the second certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 62 £100-150

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS

1684 South Africa, ZAR, Kruger, penny, 1893, bust l., rev. shield of arms (KM.2), extremely fine with traces of lustre, rare date £300-400 1685 South Africa, 2½ shillings, 1897 (KM.7), very fine; Australia, George V, halfpenny, 1915H, (KM.22), fine; Portuguese India, 2 tangas, 1934, one year type (KM.20), very fine; Russia, 3 kopecks, 1850, fine; 10 kopecks, 1914, extremely fine (KM.C151.3, Y20a.2); Elizabeth I, third and fourth issues, threepence, mm. ermine, 1572, crowned bust l., rose behind, rev. shield of arms, date above (S.2566; N.1998), good fine; with other miscellaneous coins of the world (6), mostly fine or better (12) £80-100

1686 South Africa, George V, proof set, sovereign - farthing, 1923 (KM.PS1), with original Mappin & Webb case of issue, the sovereign and half sovereign certified and graded by PCGS as Proof 65 and Proof 64 respectively, the other coins all toned about mint state (10) £3000-3500

655 sets issued.

FOREIGN COINS

1687 South Africa, George VI, proof set, 1948, 5 shillings to farthing (KM.PS20; Hern P22), in blue leather case of issue, slight unevenness in tone to silver, otherwise mint state (9) £200-250 *ex W. V. R. Baldwin Collection ex Baldwin’s vault

With handwritten ticket ‘Cost £1/13/-’. 1688 South Africa, George VI, proof set, 1948, 5 shillings to farthing (KM.PS20; Hern P22), in blue leather case of issue, slight unevenness in tone to silver, otherwise mint state (9) £200-250 *ex W. V. R. Baldwin Collection ex Baldwin’s vault

With handwritten ticket ‘Cost £1/13/-’. 1689 South Africa, George VI, proof set, 1948, 5 shillings to farthing (KM.PS20; Hern P22), in blue leather case of issue, slight unevenness in tone to silver, otherwise mint state (9) £200-250 *ex W. V. R. Baldwin Collection ex Baldwin’s vault

With handwritten ticket ‘Cost £1/13/- Own Property’. 1690 South Africa, George VI, proof set, 1948, 5 shillings to farthing (KM.PS20; Hern P22), in blue leather

case of issue, slight unevenness in tone to silver, otherwise mint state (9) £200-250 With handwritten ticket ‘Cost £1/13/- Own Property’. 1691 South Africa, George VI, proof set, 1948, 5 shillings to farthing (KM.PS20; Hern P22), in blue leather case of issue, slight unevenness in tone to silver, otherwise mint state (9) £200-250 *ex W. V. R. Baldwin Collection ex Baldwin’s vault

With handwritten ticket ‘Cost £1/13/- Own Property’. 1692 South Africa, George VI, proof set, 1948, 5 shillings to farthing (KM.PS20; Hern P22), in blue leather case of issue, slight unevenness in tone to silver, otherwise mint state (9) £200-250 *ex W. V. R. Baldwin Collection ex Baldwin’s vault

With handwritten ticket ‘Cost £1/13/- Own Property’. 1693 South Africa, George VI, currency sets, 1952 (2), 5 shillings to farthing, choice uncirculated (18) £100-150 *ex W. V. R. Baldwin Collection ex Baldwin’s vault

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS

1694 Switzerland, Bern, ¼ thaler, 1797 small date, crowned round shield of arms, rev. crowned monogram in cruciform (KM.160), certified and graded by PCGS as About Uncirculated 58+ £100-120 *ex Wander collection

1695 Switzerland, Bern, 4 kreuzer (batzen) 1798 (2), shield of arms, rev. floriated cross (KM.87), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 66 and 65 (2) £120-150 *ex Wander collection

1696 Switzerland, Bern, ½ batzen, 1798, shield of arms, rev. floriated cross (KM.91),certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 67 £80-100 *ex Wander collection

1697 Switzerland, Bern, 5 batzen (2): 1808; 1810, shield of arms, rev. value within wreath, date below (KM.170), good very fine and extremely fine (2) £80-100 *ex Wander collection

1698 Switzerland, Bern, 5 batzen, 1826, crowned oval shield of arms, rev. Concordance cross within quatrilobe (KM.196.1), both certified and graded by PCGS, as Mint State 65 and Mint State 64(2) £160-180 *ex Wander collection 1699 Switzerland, Bern, 5 batzen, 1826 (2), crowned oval shield of arms, rev. Concordance cross within quatrilobe (KM.196.2), both certified and graded by PCGS, as Mint State 64 and About Uncirculated 55(2) £160-180 *ex Wander collection

FOREIGN COINS 1700 1701

1700 Switzerland, Zürich, 20 batzen, 1813, shield of arms, wreath above, rev. legend and date within wreath (KM.188), certified and graded by PCGS as Extremely Fine 45 £100-120 *ex Wander collection 1701 Switzerland, Luzern Shooting Festival, 5 franken, 1939B, rifleman kneeling, rev. legend over shield (KM.X.S20; Richter 909a), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 64 £80-100 *ex Wander collection

1702 Switzerland, 5 francs, 1907B, laur. head l., rev. shield divides value within wreath (KM.34), certified and graded by PCGS as About Uncirculated 58 £160-180 *ex Wander collection

1703 1704

1703 Switzerland, 5 francs, 1931B, Type II, bust of William Tell r., rev. shield of arms flanked by sprigs (KM.40), certified and graded by PCGS as Genuine, Cleaning – Uncirculated Details £80-100 *ex Wander collection 1704 Switzerland, 5 francs, 1935B, bust of William Tell r., rev. shield of arms flanked by sprigs (KM.40),certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 65 £80-100 *ex Wander collection

1705 Switzerland, pattern 5 francs, 1966B, bust of William Tell r., rev. shield of arms flanked by sprigs (KM.40), certified and graded by PCGS as Specimen 66 £50-60 *ex Wander collection

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS 1706 1707

1706 Switzerland, pattern 5 francs, 1966B, bust of William Tell r., rev. shield of arms flanked by sprigs (KM.40), certified and graded by PCGS as Specimen 66 £50-60 *ex Wander collection

1707 Switzerland, 5 francs, 1967B, Type I, bust of William Tell r., rev. shield of arms flanked by sprigs (KM.40), some light surface marks, about mint state £120-150 *ex Wander collection

1708 Switzerland, 5 francs, 1967B, Type II, legend starts at 2 o’clock, bust of William Tell r., rev. shield of arms flanked by sprigs (KM.40),certified and graded by PCGS as About Uncirculated 58 £40-50 *ex Wander collection

1709 Switzerland, 2 francs, 1878B, Helvetia stg. l. with spear and shield, rev. value and date within wreath (KM.21), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 64 £400-500 *ex Wander collection

1710 Switzerland, 2 francs (9): 1946B; 1947B (2); 1948B; 1957B; 1959B; 1961B; 1963B; 1964B, Helvetia stg. l. with spear and shield, rev. value and date within wreath (KM.21), all about extremely fine or better (9) £40-50 *ex Wander collection

1711 1712 1713

1711 Switzerland, franc, 1936B, Helvetia stg. l. with spear and shield, rev. value and date within wreath (KM.24), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 66 £120-150 *ex Wander collection

1712 Switzerland, franc, 1928B, Helvetia stg. l. with spear and shield, rev. value and date within wreath (KM.24), certified by PCGS but identified erroneously as KM.Pn50, graded as Mint State 67 £80-120 *ex Wander collection

1713 Switzerland, pattern franc, 1944B, Helvetia stg. l. with spear and shield, rev. value and date within wreath (KM.24), certified and graded by PCGS as Specimen 65 £50-60 *ex Wander collection

FOREIGN COINS

1714 Switzerland, ½ francs (2): 1903B; 1907B, Helvetia stg. with lance and shield within star border, rev. value and date within wreath (KM.23), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 63 and Mint State 64 respectively (2) £80-100 *ex Wander collection

1715 Switzerland, ½ francs (2): 1909B; 1928B, Helvetia stg. with lance and shield within star border, rev. value and date within wreath (KM.23), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 64 and Mint State 65 respectively (2) £100-120 *ex Wander collection

1716 Switzerland, pattern ½ franc, 1932B, Helvetia stg. with lance and shield within star border, rev. value and date within wreath (KM.23), certified and graded by PCGS as Specimen 65 £100-120 *ex Wander collection

1717 Tibet, anonymous silver Kong Par type tangkas, type 2 (2), 13-46 (1792), pointed arch above date (KM. C60.5); silver Kong Par type tangkas, type 3 (6), dated 13-46 (1792, but struck c.1850), indented arch above date, large petals (KM.C60.3); silver Kong Par type tangka, type 4, 15-24 (1890) (KM.C13.1), fine to very fine, one mounted, the last pierced (9) £180-220

1718 G Tunisia, Republic, proof 75 dinars, 1982, International Year of the Child, head of Habib Bourguiba l., rev. standing figures facing l. (KM.317; Fr.25),scuffed in fields, very fine £320-350

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS 1719 G USA, Territorial Gold, United States Assay Office, Humbert, 50 dollars, 1851, lettered edge, eagle r., standing on rock, 880 THOUS on banner above, rev. machine-made pattern of circular wavy lines (Kagin 2), certified and graded by PCGS as About Uncirculated 50 £50,000-55,000

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS 1720 1721 1720 G USA, 20 dollars, 1877, Liberty head l., rev. eagle with shield on breast, very fine £800-900 1721 G USA, 20 dollars, 1898S, Liberty head l., rev. eagle with shield on breast, about uncirculated £800-900

1722 G USA, 20 dollars, 1904, Liberty head l., rev. eagle with shield on breast, about uncirculated £800-900

1723 1724 1723 G USA, 20 dollars, 1907, Liberty stg. facing, rev. eagle l., extremely fine £800-900 1724 G USA, 20 dollars, 1907S, Liberty head l., rev. eagle with shield on breast, good very fine £800-900

1725 1726 1727

1725 G USA, gold dollar, type 2, 1855, Indian head l., rev. value and date within wreath, certified and graded by PCGS as About Uncirculated 53 £300-350 1726 G USA, gold dollar, 1873, Indian head l., rev. value and date within wreath, good very fine £100-125 1727 G USA, gold dollar, 1874, Indian head l., rev. value and date within wreath, practically uncirculated £150-200

1728 USA, half dollar, 1808, bust of Liberty l., rev. eagle with shield on breast, attractively toned, some tiny marks on Liberty’s neck and on banner on reverse, very fine £550-650

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1729 USA, half dollar, 1824/4, bust of Liberty l., rev. eagle with shield on breast, certified and graded by PCGS as Extremely Fine 45 £300-350

1730 USA, dime, 1907D, Liberty head r., rev. value within wreath, certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 63 £300-350

1731 USA, nickel 5 cents, 1914D, Indian head r., rev. buffalo, certified and graded by PCGS as About Uncirculated 55 £220-250

1732 1733

1732 Virgin Islands, Tortola, quarter dollar, type II (1805-1824) a cut quarter segment of Charles III/ IV, 8 reales, obv. countermarked TIRTILA raised within a shaped indent, wt. 6.62gms. (KM.17; Pr.9), coin worn, countermark about very fine £200-250

1733 Virgin Islands, Tortola, quarter dollar, type II (1805-1824) a cut quarter segment of Charles III/ IV, 8 reales, obv. countermarked TIRTILA raised within a shaped indent, wt. 5.41gms. (KM.17; Pr.9), coin worn, countermark very fine £200-250

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS

BRITISH GOLD MEDALS

1734 Caroline, gold medallion for the Coronation, 1727, by J. Croker, CAROLINA. D:G. MAG. BR. FR. ET. HIB. REGINA, bust l., rev. HIC. AMOR HAC. PATRIA., Caroline standing facing between Religion and Britannia, in ex. CORON. XI. OCTOB. MDCCXXVII, 34mm., wt. 22.59gms. (Eimer 512; MI.ii 480/8), edge irregular at 1-2 o’clock, small area of light cleaning in reverse field, otherwise superb good extremely fine and rare £2200-2500 *ex Sternberg Auction, 27 September 2002, lot 1449 ex Baldwin’s Auction 98, 3 May 2016

A mintage of only 138 pieces.

1735 George IV, official gold medal for the Coronation, 1821, by Pistrucci, laur. bust l., rev. king enthroned l., crowned by Victory, before him stand Britannia, Hibernia and Scotia, 35mm. (BHM.1070; Eimer 1146), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 60, rare £4000-5000

1736 William IV, Coronation, 1831, the official gold medal, by William Wyon, bust of William r., WILLIAM THE FOURTH CROWNED SEP 8 1831, rev. diademed head of Queen Adelaide r., ADELAIDE QUEEN CONSORT CROWNED SEP 8 1831, 33mm., wt. 27.54gms. (BHM.1475; Eimer 1251; Woll.xvi), edge knock by ELA of ADELAIDE, extremely fine with much brilliance £1500-2000

1,000 specimens struck, although there are varying accounts of the numbers as some were subsequently melted. 350 medals were presented to Members of Parliament.

COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS Of Important Australian Interest

1737 Victoria, Winchester College, the Queen’s medal for Latin and English essays, a pair of gold Prize Medals, awarded 1845 and 1846 to Edward D. Holroyd, by Benjamin Wyon, bust of Queen Victoria to left, her hair tied back with roses, rev. tomb of William of Wykeham at Winchester, inscribed on the edge to EDWARDUS D. HOLROYD. COMMENSALIS. MDCCCXLV. & MDCCCXLVI, 49mm., 57.08 & 58.37gms. (cf. BHM.1560; Eimer 1240), in fitted case by H.

Newman & Sons, Melbourne, minor handling marks and scuff to obverse of second, good extremely fine (2) £3500-4500 Sir Edward Dundas Holroyd (1828-1916), educated at Winchester College and judge, was born on 25 January 1828 in Surrey, England, the second son of Edward Holroyd, a commissioner of the London Bankruptcy Court, and his wife Caroline, Trinity College, Cambridge (B.A., 1851; M.A., 1854). He entered Gray’s Inn in November 1851 and was called to the Bar on 6 June 1855. Holroyd emigrated to Australia and was admitted to the Victorian Bar in 1859 and the Tasmanian Bar in 1867. He was to play an important part in the constitution of the Supreme Court and in the preparation of Victoria’s Judicature Act. He was knighted in 1903 before retiring in 1906.

1738 Victoria, Golden Jubilee, 1887, official medal in gold, by L. C. Wyon after Sir and (reverse) Frederick, Lord Leighton, crowned ‘Jubilee’ bust l., rev. enthroned figure of Empire facing, flanked by standing figures of Science, Letters, Art, Industry and Agriculture, at their feet, Mercury and Time, 58mm., wt. 83.94gms. (BHM.3219; Eimer 1733), in

red leather case of issue, a few minor handling marks but choice and virtually as struck with superb ‘cameo’ bust £5000-6000 Only 944 specimens struck

COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS

1739 Victoria, Diamond Jubilee, 1897, a pair of small gold official medals, by G. W. de Saulles after T. Brock and W. Wyon, veiled bust l., VICTORIA ANNVUM REGNI SEXAGESIMVM FELICITER CLAVDIT XX IVN. MDCCCXCVII., rev. young head l., on laurel, LONGITVDO DIERVM IN DEXTERAEIVS ET IN SINISTRA GLORIA, 1837, each 26mm., total wt. 25.65gms. (BHM.3506; Eimer 1817b), in an official red leather case, most unusual, decorated with crown and dates, choice and virtually mint state with satin surface (2) £600-700

1740 George VI, Coronation, 1937, official large gold medal, by , crowned bust l., rev., crowned bust l. of Queen Elizabeth, 57mm., wt. 121.42gms. (BHM.4314; Eimer 2046; Woll.29), in original case of issue, the lightest of handling marks, virtually mint state with superb ‘cameo’ busts £4000-6000

Only 274 specimens struck.

1741 Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965), Death, gold medal, 1965, by F. Kovaks for Spink & Son, facing bust, rev. soldier defies the waves,VERY WELL, ALONE, 38mm., 22ct, wt. 48.84gms., numbered 360, in original Spink fitted case of issue, with certificate,brilliant mint state £1100-1300

The reverse is after a famous cartoon by Low.

COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS The Prince Philip Gold Medal

1742 The Royal Academy of Engineering, the Prince Philip Gold Medal, awarded in 2006 to Professor Olgierd Cecil Zienkiewicz, CBE, FRS, FREng (1921-2009), ‘In recognition of outstanding contributions spanning the wide field of mechanics and engineering’, by Robert Elderton (b. 1948), for the Royal Mint, head of Prince Philip r., THE FELLOWSHIP OF ENGINEERING – THE PRINCE PHILIP MEDAL, rev. a spray of oak leaves and acorns, named in centre, above PROFESSOR OLGIERD ZIENKIEWKZ CBE FREng FRS 2006, legend around, FOR AN EXCEPTIONAL CONTRIBUTION TO ENGINEERING, 76mm., wt. 496gms., London Hallmark for 1992, stamped 999 [24ct] and with Royal Mint Tower mark and maker’s mark G.S [for Gerald Sheehan, Deputy Master], in leatherette case of issue, a handsome portrait medal, mint state and an extremely rare award £16,000-18,000

Prince Philip, as the Senior Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering, gave his name to this award medal which is ‘awarded periodically to an engineer of any nationality who has made an exceptional contribution to engineering as a whole through practice, management or education.’ The first of these medals was awarded in 1991 to Sir and, including Professor Zienkiewicz, it has been awarded a further 17 times. The cataloguers believe this to be the first to be offered for sale on the open market. At a fraction under 16 ounces of pure gold it is a most generous award.

Olgierd ‘Olek’ Zienkiewicz was born in the though his early education was in Katowice, Poland. He was to devote much of his career to the ‘finite element method’ (FEM) of computer-aided engineering, using a computer-based method for the design and analysis of engineered systems, such as dams, automobiles, aircraft, medical and electronic devices. He published ‘The Finite Element Method in Structural and Continuum’ in 1967 and it was to be re-published in many editions. He continued to publish books and articles throughout his career.

COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS OTHER BRITISH MEDALS

1743 James I, Coronation, 1603, the official silver medal, probably by Charles Anthony, laur. bust r., in armour with lion shoulder plate, scarf around shoulders, IAC I BRIT CÆ AVG HÆ CÆSA RVM CÆ D D, rev. crowned rampant lion to l., holding brazier and wheatsheaf, ECCE PHAOS POPVLIQ SALVS, 28mm. (MI.191/11; Eimer 80; Woll I), dark tone, some minor marks on obverse, almost extremely fine £1000-1100

Charles Anthony, Chief Engraver of the Royal Mint (1596-1615).

1744 Commonwealth, Peace with Holland, the Peace of Westminster, between England and the United Provinces, cast bronze medal, 1654, by Sebastian Dadler (from a silver original), Britannia, a harp across her knees and Hollandia, a Belgic lion with arrows at her feet, holding aloft the cap of Liberty, MENTIBUS UNITIS PRISCUS PROCUL ABSIT AMAROR …, rev. a British and a Dutch ship alongside on a calm sea, their sails furled, a crew member from each ship greets each other, legend in double lines, LUXURIAT GEMINO NEXU…, 60mm. (MI.415/52; Eimer 191; vL.II, 371/3; Pax 209; MH.549; Wiencek 149), minute piercing, very fine £240-280 *ex Baldwin’s vault

A medal with stunning ship portraits.

1745 William and Mary, Bombardment of the French Coast, white metal medal, 1694, by P. H. Müller, IOVI TONANTI, William as Roman General, rev. panoramic view of the bombardment, plain edge, 43.5mm. (MI.98/323; Eimer 358), with usual copper plug, some porosity especially on obverse, very fine £60-80 *ex Revd. William Lewis Gantz [1873-1940, of Stanstead Abbots, Herts] collection, Glendinings, 23-27 June 1941, lot 1992, part ex Baldwin’s vault

COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS

1746 George II, the marriage of Princess Mary (1723–1772), daughter of George II, to Frederick II, Landgraf of Hessen-Kassel (1720–1785), silver medal, 1740, by C. Schirmer and (rev.) J. E. Krull, struck for the senate of Neu-Hanau, the couple join hands over a flaming altar, FELICITAS POPULORUM, rev. ornate linked shields of arms, legend around DIU EXOPATA CONIUNCTIO, and in 8 lines below, 39.5mm (MI.-, but pl. CLIX.II; Hoff.2284; cf. Spink 8, lot 99), toned extremely fine, rare £150-200

The example in Spink Auction 8 (27 February 1980) sold for £240.

1747 Charles James Fox (1749-1806), statesman, Death, 1806, copper medals (2), by T. Webb, for Thomason and Jones, bust r., RT HONOURABLE CHARLES JAMES FOX, rev. angel on globe holds wreaths, LIBERTATIS . HVMANITATISQVE VINDEX, 54mm. (BHM.605; Eimer 979 var.); bust r., C . I . FOX OB . SEP . XIII MDCCCVI, rev. similar, 53.5mm. (BHM.604; Eimer 979), the first extremely fine, the second almost so (2) £85-100 *ex Baldwin’s vault

Brown (BHM) rates the first as ‘N’ and the second as ‘C’, however it is the cataloguer’s experience that the first is considerably rarer than the second.

1748 Edward Hamlyn Adams of Middleton Hall, Carmarthenshire (1777-1842), white glass paste cameo portrait, by David Morison (fl. 1793-1850), head and shoulder bust r., modelled in high relief, signed on truncation, MORISON f 1812, set on glass with granite-effect backing, in original red leather fitted case, 75 x 53mm., an excellent portrait, much as made £150-200 *ex Baldwin Auction 81, 10 May 2013 (lot 3129), then considered to be James Sadler (1751-1828), the first English aeronaut. Edward Hamlyn Adams was a West India merchant, banker and slave trader, born in Jamaica, whose family had settled in Barbados in the 17th century. In 1831 he was elected High Sheriff of Carmarthenshire then, 1833-34, the county’s MP. His portrait in coloured wax, also by Morison, is in the Victoria and Albert Museum (A.17-1970), with further wax portraits of his two sons. Morison advertised himself as ‘Modeller to the Royal Family’ (cf. Pyke, E. J., A Biographical Dictionary of Wax Modellers, Oxford, 1973, pp. 94-5; Gunnis, R. Dictionary of British Sculptors, London 1951, p. 265.

COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS

1749 John Scott, 1st Lord Eldon (1751-1838), statesman and Lord Chancellor, medal in silver, 1827, by C. Voigt, bust l., in legal wig and gown, JOHN EARL OF ELDON LORD HIGH CHANCELLOR OF GREAT BRITAIN, r e v . biographical legend in twelve lines, 47.5mm. (BHM.1308; Eimer 1197), choice extremely fine, scarce £70-100 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1750 John Scott, 1st Lord Eldon (1751-1838), statesman and Lord Chancellor, pair of medals, in silver and copper, 1827, by C. Voigt, bust l., in legal wig and gown, JOHN EARL OF ELDON LORD HIGH CHANCELLOR OF GREAT BRITAIN, rev. biographical legend in twelve lines, 47.5mm. (BHM.1308; Eimer 1197), extremely fine, the silver example scarce (2) £70-100 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1751 John Scott, 1st Lord Eldon (1751-1838), statesman and Lord Chancellor, pair of medals in copper, 1827, by C. Voigt, bust l., in legal wig and gown, JOHN EARL OF ELDON LORD HIGH CHANCELLOR OF GREAT BRITAIN, rev. biographical legend in twelve lines, 47.5mm. (BHM.1308; Eimer 1197), extremely fine or nearly so (2) £50-70 *ex Baldwin’s vault

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1752 Education, Great Campden House, Kensington, small silver ‘Third Prize’ medal, awarded Christmas 1838, struck obverse with lyre, rev. engraved naming, ‘Presented by Miss Christin to Miss L. Parke …’, 31.5mm. (cf. Grimshaw II, 65a, b), pierced, very fine; Burdett Coutts & Townshend School, attendance medal, 1905 (Harry Wookey), 37mm.; the South London School of Pharmacy, silver prize medal, 1902 (J. H. B. Wigginton), 52.5mm.; Numismatics, Sir John Evans (1823-1908), the Numismatic Society of London, Golden Jubilee copper medal, 1887, by Pinches, bearded bust r., rev. legends within and around laurel wreath, 57.5mm. (BHM.3344; Eimer 1729), the last three extremely fine(4) £70-100 *ex Baldwin’s vault

Campden House was built for Sir Baptist Hicks c.1610 in the Jacobean style. The estate was purchased by Stephen Pitt in 1751 (or perhaps 1735) and towards the end of the 18th century the house was converted into a girls’ boarding school. In March, 1862, Campden House was almost totally destroyed by fire. The Watts Collection contained two medals from the school. Earlier medals of the 1830s show the proprietor or Master to be a Mr. Lord (Grimshaw I, p. 28). There is an engraving of the school-room at Campden House, by Charles Richardson, that shows Mrs. Theed, the then headmistress, sitting with her pupils and teachers.

1753 Lifesaving, Lloyd’s Medal for Saving Life at Sea, the large silver medal, 1839, by William Wyon, Leucothoe hovers above Ulysses, who clings to the mast of a sinking ship, and offers him her scarf, LEUCOTHOE NAUFRAGO SUCCURRIT, rev. OB CIVES SERVATOS within wreath, PRESENTED BY LLOYD’S around, 73mm. (Eimer 1333; Jones, Art of the Medal, 287; MH.1919, 853; Payne 314/1), lightly buffed but extremely fine and extremely rare £500-700

Whilst the medal is dated to 1839, the award was sanctioned in 1836.

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1754 Archaeology: Lt. General Augustus Henry Lane-Fox Pitt Rivers (1827-1900), copper medal, c. 1880- 1884, by Messrs. John Pinches, surveyor’s scope, archaeologist’s pick, skull, axe head and in ex., sword blade, rev. OPENED BY A. PITT RIVERS F.R.S., 38mm. (BHM.3079; Eimer 1677; Pinches [1989] p. 33),

extremely fine and rare £100-150 The purpose of the medal is not known. In 1880 Pitt Rivers inherited an estate that included the whole area around Cranbourne Chase. It has been suggested the medal commemorates his excavations there and that specimens were left at the site. Alternatively, it could simply commemorate the opening of the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford in 1884.

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1755 World War I, Admiral Reinhard von Scheer (1863-1928), the Battle of Jutland, bronze medal, 1916, by Hugo Kaufmann for Ball, his bust l., DER SIEGER VOM SKAGERAK, rev. Admiral Scheer’s flagship, SMSFriederich der Grosse, firing a broadside, 92mm. (Frankenhuis 793),good very fine and a powerful ship portrait £120-150 *ex DNW Auction, 1 March 2000 (lot 980)

ex David Corrick Collection, DNW, 15 March 2011 (lot 1588) Scheer was promoted to Admiral in January 1916 and given control of the High Seas Fleet, the Fleet he commanded at the Battle of Jutland on 31 May - 1 June 1916. Hugo Kaufmann (1868-1919), sculptor, painter and medallist.

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1756 World War I, The Battle of Jutland, bronze medal, 1916, by A. Bertram Pegram and Spink, British lion tramples a prostrate German eagle, rev. Victory stands on dolphin, names of Jellicoe and Beatty to either side, THE GERMAN HIGH SEA FLEET HELD AGAINST ODDS TILL ROUTED BY INVINCIBLE MIGHT, 76.5mm. (BHM.4127; MH.p.493h), struck with a matt surface, extremely fine and very rare £150-200 The medal was a prize-winning design in the competition organised by Sir Arthur Evans for the Royal Numismatic Society. Alfred Bertram Pegram (1873-1941), a member of the New Sculpture movement.

COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS (image reduced) 1757 World War I, a cast bronze Memorial plaque, signed with monogram, a naked angel kneels, his head turned to l., and holding a scythe, legend in wide border around, DE DIE IN DIEM – VIVE UT VIVAS, 120mm., pierced above angel’s head and below I of IN, very fine £70-100

The cataloguers have been unable to attribute the plaque - the signature seems to be R F to either side of a J. It is well-sculpted and in a style somewhat reminiscent of Alfred Drury.

FOREIGN GOLD MEDALS

1758 Egypt, Republic, gold commemorative medal, undated (1970), President Nasser In Memoriam, bust three quarters l., rev. power station of Aswan Dam, 34 mm., wt. 32.00gms., uncirculated £700-900

1759 Egypt, Republic, gold commemorative medals (2), undated (1970), President Nasser In Memoriam, bust three quarters l., rev. power station of Aswan Dam, 34/26 mm., wt.32.09/16.10gms., light marks in fields, uncirculated (2) £1200-1500

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1760 Israel, gold medal, 10th Anniversary of State of Israel, 1958, Jewish pioneers, a palm tree between them, ISRAEL LIBERATA around, rev. reproduction of the Judaea Capta coin of Vespasian, in 9ct. gold jewellery setting as pendant (obverse glazed), medal 32mm., total wt. 20.15gms., ring mount slightly damaged, medal extremely fine £300-400

1761 Saudi Arabia, gold commemorative medal, 1975, Death of King Faysal bin Abdul Aziz, facing bust, rev. flag above emblem of Saudi Arabia, 34mm., wt. 32.13gms.,uncirculated £750-950

1762 South Africa, Tercentenary of Jan van Riebeeck’s appointment as First Governor of Cape Town, 1952, medals in gold, silver and bronze, by the South Africa Mint, van Riebeeck stands within shaped star, rev. legend in Afrikaans and English, 28mm, gold 15ct, wt. 19.02gms., in blue leather case of issue, mint state (3) £220-250

Ticket states ‘ex Pretoria Mint 5/2/53’.

1763 Syria, Syrian Arab Republic, President Hufiz Assad, proof gold commemorative medal, 1999, bust l., rev. calligraphic design, 5 in centre, 35mm., wt. 35.04gms., uncirculated £950-1000

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1764 Austria/HRE, Joseph II (1741-1765-1790), Coronation as King of the Romans, 3 April, 1764 [Frankfurt], white metal medal, 1764, by Martin Krafft, crowned bust r., hair flowing over ornate robes, rev. the Coronation ceremony, 64mm. (BDM.III, 214; Förschner 369; Joseph/Fellner 843; Montenuovo 1918), one small spot on reverse, nearly extremely fine £55-65 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1765 1766 1765 Denmark, Christian X (1870-1912-1947), ‘Kingmark’ badges (8), 1940, to celebrate the 70th birthday of King Christian X, ladies’ issue in silver and enamel, designed by Arno Malinowski (1899-1976) for Georg Jensen, CX cypher on crowned rectangular ‘flag’, 25 x 15mm., hanging from brooch suspender, extremely fine or nearly so (8) £80-120

1766 Denmark, Christian X (1870-1912-1947), ‘Kingmark’ badges (12), 1940, to celebrate the 70th birthday of King Christian X, gentlemens’ issue in silver and enamel, designed by Arno Malinowski (1899-1976) for Georg Jensen, CX cypher on crowned rectangular ‘flag’, 25 x 15mm., brooch suspender (2) and stud fitting (10), extremely fine or nearly so (12) £100-140

This and the above lot were initially made to celebrate the King’s 70th birthday, the Kingmark badge became a popular symbol of Danish independence, patriotism, and solidarity following the German occupation on 9th April, 1940. Christian X remained in Copenhagen throughout the war.

1767 Sport: Egypt, the [Cancelled] First African Games, Alexandria 1929, bronze medal, by Huguenin Frères, athlete with palm branch held high, alongside a map of the continent, rev. Egyptian monuments, text in Arabic and French, 59mm., a few reddish stains to obverse, good very fine £100-150

Despite several years of preparation and the construction of a stadium, the First African Games in Alexandria in 1929 never took place. In fact the first African games were not held until 1965 in Brazzaville when they were rebranded the Pan-African Games (Brazzaville also hosted the 50th Anniversary Games). This year’s games will be held in Casablanca, Morocco. Egypt did not host the games until 1991.

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1768 France, Louis XIV (1638-1643-1715), Conquest of Flanders and Franche-Comté, bronze medal, 1670, by Jean Warin (unsigned), armoured bust r., rev. a triumphal arch topped with a statue, POVR LES CONQVESTES DE FLANDRE ET DE LA FRANCHE COMTÉ, 50mm. (BMC Jones 261; cf. Divo 116), pierced, very fine and the obverse bright; Netherlands, Amsterdam, College of Medicine, copper pass, 1737, standing figure of Aesculapius,MAXIMUS AEGRIS AUXILIATOR ADEST, rev. city arms, named below to, ‘Christiaan Fredrik Elter 1737’, HORTI MED AMSTEL, good fine (2) £120-150 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1769 France, Napoléon Bonaparte, as Premier Consul, silver medal, l’an 11 (1803), Erection of the Statue of Joan of Arc in Orléans, by Augustin Dupré (1748-1833), bust right wearing military uniform, rev. A JEANNE D’ARC/MONUMENTE RETABLI A ORLEANS L’AN XI DE LA REP.QUE, statue of Joan of Arc in Orléans dividing legends, 55mm., wt. 102.89gms. (Bramsen 272; Julius 1169, bronze only; BDM I, p. 648), surface marks, otherwise good very fine and extremely rare £600-700

The statue, by Edme-Étienne-François Gois (Étienne Gois le fils - 1765-1836), remained in the Place du Martroi till 1855, when it was replaced by the equestrian statue by Foyatier, that is still there today. Gois’s statue was moved to the Place Dauphiné for 100 years before moving again to its present location on the Quai du Fort des Tourelles.

1770 France, Zulu Wars, Napoleon, Prince Imperial (1856-1879), bois durci medal, c. 1863, child’s head l., possibly after Jules-Constant Peyre, NAPOLEON PRINCE IMPERIAL – NÉ LE 16 MARS 1859, signed with wing, in excellent condition, extremely fine and a scarce image of the Prince £80-120

Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte was the only child of Emperor Napoleon III and the Empress Eugénie. He was killed on 1 June 1879 whilst on a small reconnaissance mission in the area around Mount Itelezi.

COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS (image reduced) 1771 France, Zulu Wars, Napoleon, Prince Imperial (1856-1879), patinated bronze memorial medal [1879], in high relief and made by the electrotype process, bust r., in dress uniform of the Royal Engineers, PRINCE NAPOLEON, raised, rounded border (and outer border to fit suitable frame), 140mm., a handsome portrait, perhaps unpublished, much as made, about extremely fine £100-150

1772 African Exploration: French expedition to the source of the Niger, silver medal of the Société de Geographie de Marseille, 1879, unsigned, sun and crescent moon and star shine above African landscape with the hills of Tembi Counou, Arabic legend, rev. EXPÉDITION FRANÇAISE AUX SOURCES DU NIGER – C. A. VERMINCK, in centre, above and below date 1879 on tablet, the names J. ZWEIFEL – M. MOUSTIER, 36.5mm., ball and ring suspender, extremely fine and exceedingly rare £400-600

Charles Auguste Verminck (d. 1911), a Belgian by birth, had traded with West Africa since the 1840s, mostly in palm oil, and founded the Éstablissement Verminck in 1855. Josua Zweifel (b. 1854) was Swiss and Marius Moustier was Comptroller of the Boké factory on the river Nunez in Guinea. Verminck, Zweifel and Moustier were to receive the medal in gold and a further 75 medals were struck for members of the expedition, though it is believed the majority of these were in bronze.

The principal source of the Niger was found in the hills of Tembi Counou.

1773 Ballooning, France, the Siege of Paris, balloon flights, copper medals (3), eachobv . a balloon and details and date of flight, revs. REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE - BALLON DU SIEGE DE PARIS: ‘Le Guillaume Tell’, 14 October 1870; ‘Le Lafayette’, 19 October 1870; ‘Le Général Renault’, 11 December 1870, each 29.5mm. (Malpas 48, 52, 68), the first mint state with much original colour; obverse of second fire(?) damaged, reverse very fine; the last good very fine, all rare (3) £80-120

During the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-1871, the citizens of Paris sent out 66 balloon flights carrying mail and of these flights 38 were successful. The balloon flights and the success of the ‘Pigeon Post’ were the subject of a series of rare medals.

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1774 1775 1774 Ballooning and postal interest, France, the Siege of Paris, Balloon flights and Pigeon Post, pewter medals (4), each obv. a balloon and details and date of flight, revs. pigeon with spread wings: ‘Le Denis Papin’, 7 October, 1870; ‘Le Guillaume Tell’, 14 October 1870; ‘Le Lafayette’, 19 October 1870; ‘Le Genéral Chanzy’, 21 December, 1870, each 29.5mm. (Malpas 67, 48, 52, 71), fine to very fine, all rare by nature of the metal from which they are struck (4) £100-150 1775 Ballooning and postal interest, France, the Siege of Paris, Balloon flights and Pigeon Post, pewter medals (4), each obv. a balloon and details and date of flight, revs. pigeon with spread wings: ‘Le Newton’, 4 January, 1871; ‘Le Steenackers’, 16 January, 1871; ‘Le Gal Daumésnil’, 22 January, 1871, first and third very fine, second fine; with ‘Le Garibaldi’, 22 October, 1870, each 29.5mm. (Malpas 75, 80, 83 & 53), last in poor condition (4) £80-120

1776 Motoring, France, Automobile Club de France - Société d’Encouragement, silver medal, c.1905, by J. B. Daniel Dupuis, female figure seated in a 3-wheeled winged chariot, holding torch, founding dates below, 1894-1895, rev. legend above wreath, named in plaque, GEORGE HURÉ, 68mm., edge stamped ARGENT and cornucopia, a handsome ‘fin de siècle’ medal, matt surface, nearly extremely fine, scarce in silver £150-200

(image reduced) 1777 Aviation, Jewish Heritage and Banking: the Compagnie Franco-Roumaine de Navigation Aérienne, founded 1920, by Aristide Blank, bronze medal, by Henry Nocq, two bi-planes over map of Europe with flight-lines from Paris to Bucharest etc.,rev . bi-plane flies over speeding stage-coach, car and train,QUÆ SINT

QUÆ FUERINT QUÆ MOX VENTURA TRAHANTUR, 72mm. (Dogan 6801), extremely fine £250-350 Aristide Blank (1883-1960), Jewish Romanian financier, economist and banker, with interests in America. He was the victim of an attack in April 1924 in an incident that sparked an anti-Semitic campaign in Bucharest. The airline he founded was a French-Romanian enterprise, using French-built Potez aircraft it provided passenger, mail and cargo transportation, by air, from Paris to Bucharest, via Strasbourg, Prague, Vienna and Budapest.

COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS (image reduced) 1778 Jewish interest, Germany, Cologne, the consecration of the Synagogue, copper medal, 1861, by Jacques Wiener, the exterior façade, rev. the interior, with legend in Hebrew to either side, 60mm. (Reinecke 61),

obverse scuffed, otherwise good very fine £150-200 The Synagogue was designed by the architect Ernst Friedrich Zwirner (1802-1861), who had worked since 1833 on the restoration of Cologne Cathedral, and it was to be his last work. It was destroyed during the Third Reich.

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1779 Sport, Olympic Games, Berlin 1936, bronze Participant’s Medal, by Otto Placzek (1884-1968), the Olympic Bell within border of concentric circles, rev. line of five semi-naked athletes (representative of the five continents),

step onto podium with date 1936, 69mm. (Gad.2), with remains of original card box, good very fine £200-250 Otto Placzek was a participant in the Olympic Art Competition in Los Angeles in 1932 and again in Berlin, 1936, here with ‘Die Erinnerungs-Plakette der Olympiade’.

1780 Sport/Greece: Olympic Games, Athens 1896, the first modern Olympic Games, Participant’s Medal, gilt-bronze, by N. Lytras and Wilhelm Pittner, Victory seated with rising phoenix, Acropolis in distance, rev. Greek legend in four lines, ΔΙΕΘΝΕΙΣ ΟΛΥΜΠΙΑΚΟΙ ΑΓΩΝΕΣ ΑΘΗΝΗ’ΣΙ 1896, 50mm. (Gadoury/ Vescovi 42.2; Wurzbach 410), in its original card case of issue (on which hand-written details), extremely fine, sharp and exceptionally rare in case £600-800 The note on the case reads: Olympic Games in honour of ‘Zeus’ started at Athens in 1896 & was called Olympian, being held every 4 years…. This medal was the first struck for the AD years….

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1781 Italy, Otho (AD 69), Roman Emperor, bronze medal, in imitation of a sestertius, by Giovanni dal Cavino (1500-1570), head l., rev. Securitas standing, SECVRI – TAS. P.R., 34mm. (Klawans 5; Lawrence 24), an early struck example with light brown patina, very fine £120-150 1782 Russia, Peter I, the Great (1672-1682-1725), 250th Anniversary of the Establishment of the Life Guards and the Battle of Narva, silvered bronze medal, 1950, armoured bust of Peter the Great (re-worked from Duvivier), rev. legend and dates in 7 lines, 59mm., mint state £55-65 *ex Baldwin’s vault Struck in Paris for the Circle of Amateurs of the Russian Military Past, for Russian émigrés in exile. It is believed that only 200 specimens were struck.

1783 South Africa, Cape of Good Hope Agricultural Society, Cape Town, silver prize medal, awarded 1860, by the Heaton Mint, seated figure of Flora with armorial shield of Cape Town, cornucopia and native plants and palms, Table Mountain beyond, rev. engraved within wreath of wheat, ‘To W. de Bank for the best sample of Tobacco Exhibited 1860’, 49mm., several slight edge bruises, good very fine, rare; Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes, Wynberg Lodge, No 14, silver engraved cross, 1895, with enamelled centre, rev. engraved inscription ‘…to Primo J. Cuthbert 19.6.95’, 55mm., chain for suspension (brooch fitting removed),very fine (2) £130-150 *ex W. V. R. Baldwin Collection ex Baldwin’s vault The Cape of Good Hope Agricultural Society was established in 1831, originally presenting shows in The Gardens, Rosebank and Goodwood. The Society still exists today though under the far less romantic name of Agri-Expo, registered in 1996. Wynberg is situated in the Constantia Valley, in Cape Town.

1784 Sudan, Sport and Politics, so-called Athletic Club, uniface silver medal for the relay, a runner to r. with baton, date below, legend on applied ribband below, 48 x 45mm., suspension loop and ring, much as made, very fine and an extremely rare survivor from turbulent times £100-150

Bt. Spink & Son.

In 1943 the educated Sudanese, mostly alumni of the Gordon Memorial College, Khartoum, led by Ismāʿīl al-Azharī (1900-1969), formed the Graduates’ General Congress as a voice to express grievances against both Britain and Egypt. The unrest caused the army to ban political rallies but they continued under the guise of the Athletic Club meetings. This medal was awarded at just such a rally. End of Sale