Catalogued As Anted (S.379; ABC.2066)

ANCIENT COINS GREEK

1001. Thracian Kingdom, Lysimachos, posthumous gold stater, Byzantion, 2nd century BC, head of Alexander the Great with horn of Ammon r., rev. Athena seated l., on throne, holding Nike, monogram in left inner field, trident in exergue, wt. 8.26gms. (Thompson-Müller 154),good very fine or better £600-800

ROMAN

1002. Antoninus Pius (AD 138-161), Æ sestertius, Rome, AD. 140/144, ANTONINVS AVG PI-VS P P TR P COS III, laur. bust r., rev. ROMAE AETERNAE / S C, decastyle temple on three-tiered base, Roma enthroned seated at apex of roof, two Victories holding out diadems to l. and r., wt. 28.23gms. (RIC.622; BMC.1281), good very fine, some areas of smoothing but a very attractive piece £1500-1800

1003. Septimius Severus (AD 193-211), aureus, Rome mint, AD 210, SEVERVS PIVS AVG, laur. head r., rev. P M TR P XVIII COS III P P, Victory advancing r., head l., leading child by the hand, and carrying trophy over shoulder, wt. 7.08gms. (RIC.IV 237; Calicó 2517), a few scrapes and marks, otherwise nearly very fine, rare £3500-4000

BYZANTINE

1004. 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 £320-350

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1005. Umayyad, temp. Sulayman, silver dirham, Sabur 98h, wt. 2.89gms. (Klat 429), good extremely fine £50-60

1006. Abbasid, al-Rashid (170-193h), dinar, no mint (Misr) 186h, citing Ja’far (A.218.11; Bern.69), very fine £120-150

1007. Abbasid, al-Radi, silver dirham, Madinat al-Salam 329h, citing heir Abu’l Fadl, wt. 3.11gms. (A.255.2), good very fine, scarce £60-80

1008 1009

1008. Abbasid, al-Musta’sim (640-656h), dinar, Madinat al-Salam 643h, wt. 4.29gms. (A.275), pierced, fine £100-120 1009. Hafsid, abu Yahya Abu Bakr II (710-747h), gold dinar, Qafsa?, undated, post 735h, wt. 4.74gms. (A.507.2; Haz.587), very fine, rare £250-300

1010 1011 1010. Ikhshidid, ‘Ali b. al-Ikhshid, silver dirham, Filastin 353h, wt. 3.52gms. (A.676; Bacharach 193), good very fine for issue £80-100 1011. Ikhshidid, Ahmad b. ‘Ali, silver dirham, Filastin 358h, citing gov. al-Husayn b. ‘Ubayd Allah, wt. 3.60gms. (A.683), fine, very rare £200-300

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1012. Fatimid, al-Amir, gold dinar, al-Mu’izziya al Qahir 520h, wt. 4.23gms. (A.729; Nicol 2562), brilliant, good extremely fine and rare £350-450

1013. Fatimid, al-Fa’iz, gold ¼ dinar or tari, Misr 553h, wt. 0.55gms. (A.741A; Nicol 2678), slightly ragged around the borders, otherwise about extremely fine and very rare £350-450

1014. Barhi Mamluk, Barquq, dinar, al-Qahira 784h, wt. 8.44gms. (A.972), good very fine £300-400

1015. Amirs of ‘Aththar, Abu’l-Hasan ‘Ali b. Muhammad (fl. AH.368-370/979-981 CE), gold dinar, date unclear (A.D1070), some weakness on outer legends, very fine and very rare £700-900

1016. Zuray’id, Muhammad b. Sabai (533-550h), dinar, ‘Adan 549h?, wt. 2.41gms. (A.1080), slightly crimped, very fine £150-200

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1017. Ayyubid Rulers in the Yemen, al-Mu’azzam Turanshah, debased gold dinar, ‘Adan 573h, wt. 2.21gms. (A.A1087), good very fine, extremely rare £650-850

1018. Dulafid, ‘Umar b. ‘Abd al-‘Aziz, dirham, Isfahan 281h, wt. 3.08gms. (A.1400), good very fine, rare £120-150

1019. Buwayhid, Rukn al-Dawla, dinar, Hamadhan 337h, citing Imad al-Dawla as overlord, wt. 4.55gms. (A.1546), good very fine and scarce £200-300

1020. Buwayhid, Rukn al-Dawla, dinar, Hamadhan 355h, wt. 3.65gms. (A.1546), extremely fine £300-400

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1021. Celtic coinage, Gallo-Belgic issues, class A, Bellovaci, gold stater, mid 2nd century BC, broad flan, left type, large devolved Apollo head l., rev. horse l. (crude disjointed charioteer behind), rosette of pellets below, wt. 7.10gms. (S.2; ABC.4; VA.12-1), fine/fair, rare £600-700

*ex DNW auction, December 2007

1022. Celtic coinage, Regini, gold ¼ stater, c. 65-45 BC, weak ‘boat’ design, two or three figures standing,rev . raised line, other lines at sides, wt. 1.73gms. (S.39A; ABC.530; VA.-); gold ¼ stater, c.65-45 BC, mostly blank obverse, one diagnostic raised point, rev. indistinct pattern, possibly a ‘boat’ design, scyphate flan, wt. 1.46gms. (cf. S.46; ABC.536; VA.1229-1), the first fair, the second with irregular crude flan, minor flan cracks, very fine or better (2) £200-300

The second found near Upway, Dorset, 1994.

1023. Celtic coinage, early uninscribed coinage, ‘Eastern’ region, gold ¼ stater, trophy type, 1st century BC, small four-petalled flower in centre of otherwise blank obverse with feint bands, rev. stylised trophy design, S-shaped ornaments and other parts of devolved Apollo head pattern, wt. 1.40gms. (cf. S.47; ABC.2246; cf. VA.146-1), reverse partly weakly struck, very fine £250-350

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1024. Celtic coinage, Catuvellauni, Addedomaros (c.45–25 BC), gold stater, six-armed spiral wreath pattern, three crescents at centre, rev. horse r., A∪∪II above, cornucopia below, pellets and pellets within rings in field, wt. 5.47gms. (S.201; ABC.2517; VA.1620-1),porous flan on reverse, very fine £400-500

1025. Celtic coinage, Catuvellauni, Tasciovanus (c.25 BC - AD 10), gold ¼-stater, cruciform wreath patterns, two curved and two straight, two crescents back to back in centre, pellet in centre and in angles, rev. horse r., bucranium above, wt. 1.36gms. (cf. S.222; ABC.2592; cf. VA.1694-1), good very fine, scarce £250-350

*ex DNW auction, December 2007, CCI 03.0888

1026. Celtic coinage, Dobunni, Eisu(?), gold stater (c. AD 20-43), tree with horizontal branches, rev. horse r. with wide-spread legs, three pellets (?) above, star and wheel below, wt. 5.37gms. (S.381[?]; ABC.2075/8[?]; VA.1105[?]), lightly cleaned, fine, rare £400-500 *ex Clarendon Collection, Bonhams, March 2006, where it was catalogued as Anted (S.379; ABC.2066)

Attribution to either Anted or Eisu is uncertain as there is virtually no legend visible, but the dies mostly closely match BMC.3042 (Eisu).

1027. Celtic coinage, Corieltauvi (N E Coast), gold stater, ‘kite’ type, late 1st century BC, some traces of devolved Apollo head wreath pattern, rev disjointed horse l., diamond-shaped ornament above containing pellets, wheel to l., part of spiral below, wt. 5.18gms. (S.392; ABC.1761; VA.825-1), nearly very fine, rare £250-350

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1028 1029 1028. Early Anglo-Saxon (c.700), Continental series, sceatta, series E, ‘porcupine’, rev. TOT II, in standard, + below (S.790; N.48), toned, sharp extremely fine £120-150 Bt. M. Trenerry, Feb./March list, 2013, B78 1029. Early Anglo-Saxon (c.700), Continental series, sceatta, series E, ‘porcupine’, rev. TOT II in beaded standard, emblems around and + below (S.790; N.48), good very fine £100-140 *ex SCMB Jan. 1972 (H. 2351) Spink (Patrick Finn) ticket, 1990 [£170] Baldwin Auction, 8 May 2013 (lot 2137)

1030. 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 £1750-2000

1031. Mercia, Coenwulf, penny, c.810-821, East Anglian mint, bust right with curly hair, rev. PIHTREP around crosses on lozenge with annulets in centre, wt. 1.20gms. (S.920; CSE 12-7), artificial toning and crinkled, good fine, very rare £550-650

1032. 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 £1100-1300 *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

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1033 1034 1035

1033. Aethelred II (978-1016), penny, last small cross type, Winchester, Brunstan, diademed bust l., rev. +BYRVNSTN ON PIN, small cross (S.1154; N.777; SCBI Copenhagen 1405 [same dies]; BMC.-; Hildebrand 4180-4181), toned, very fine £250-350 *ex Glendining Auction, 17 June 1964, lot 375 (part) Spink Auction 6, 10-11 October 1979, lot 340

1034. Cnut, cut halfpenny, pointed helmet type (c.1024-1030), Lincoln, Iustein, helmeted bust l. with sceptre, rev. + IVS...... [N]COL, voided short cross, annulets in angles (cf. S.1158; cf. N.787; cf. SCBI Copenhagen 1663 [same dies]), cracked, otherwise very fine £60-80 *ex Baldwin Auction 62, 29 September 2009, lot 193

1035. Cnut, penny, short cross type (c.1029-1035), Lincoln, Wulfric, diad. bust l. with sceptre, rev. + PVLFRIC ON LIN, short voided cross (S.1159; N.790), unusually sharp portrait, extremely fine £200-250 Bt. W. A. Nicholls, August 2007

1036 1037 1038

1036. Edward the Confessor (1042-1066), penny, trefoil quadrilateral type, Canterbury, Brunman, diademed bust l. with sceptre, rev. + BRVNMAN ON CENT, short voided cross, quadrilateral in centre with trefoils at corners (S.1174; N.817), slight curvature of flan, good very fine £500-600 *ex R. Eaglen collection Spink Auction, 13 December 2011, ‘Coins of the Canterbury Mint’, lot 33 bt. M. Trenerry, May 2012 list, S86

1037. Henry I (1100-1135), penny, type XV, quadrilateral on cross fleury type, London, uncertain moneyer, possibly Lifred, crowned bust three-quarters l., holding sceptre, rev. L …….. ON LUND, quadrilateral over cross fleury (S.1276; N.871; Allen, BNJ 2012, p.94),some flatness, very fine and toned £400-500 *ex John Jordan Collection and CNG Auction, March 1999, lot 2235 Julian Birch Collection, DNW Auction, 12 November 2015, lot 33) bt. M. Trenerry, Summer 2016 list, X121

1038. Henry II, penny, cross-and-crosslets (‘Tealby’) coinage (1158-1180), class A2, Norwich, Picot, crowned bust facing, with sceptre, no hair, rev. cross pattée, cross potents in angles (S.1337; N.952/2; BMC.665), obverse off-centre and from a worn die, dark tone, better than fine £150-200 *ex D Mangakis, A. W. Lainchbury and R. J. Eaglen collections Lord Stewartby (bt A H Baldwin, October 1994) and Spink Auction, 28 June 2016 (lot 403, part) bt. M. Trenerry, Nov./Dec. 2017 list, D126

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1039. Henry II, cut farthing, cross-and-crosslets (‘Tealby’) coinage (1158-1180), class C-D, probably Lincoln or London, rev. […] NE […], very fine and rare; penny, short cross (1180-1189), type 1b, Winchester, Osber, + OSBER ON WINCE, short, voided cross, quatrefoils in angles (S.1344; N.963), crimped, nearly very fine; cut halfpenny, Northampton (S.1343-5), split, nearly very fine (3) £100-150 *first ex Tim Everson (2004, who bought 1/1/1994), Colin Cooke Farthing list 56B (1313) second and third bt. M. Trenerry, July/Aug., 2014, list, L106 and Jan. 2006 list, D87

1040. John (1199-1216), pennies (2): short cross, type 5bii, Winchester, Miles, crowned bust facing holding sceptre, three curls on right, rev. + MILES ON WINC, short, voided cross, quatrefoils in angles (S.1351; N.970); type 5c, Canterbury, Samuel, rev. + SAMUEL ON CA (S.1352; N.971), this very fine, the first nearly so (2) £140-180 *first ex Baldwin Auction, 24 September, 2013, lot 4240; second bt. M. Trenerry, October 2004 list, U84

1041. Henry III (1216-1272), pennies, long cross coinage (5): class 3b, London, Nicole; Winchester, Huge (S.1363); class 3c, London, Nicole (S.1364); class 5b, Canterbury, Nicole (S.1368); class 5c, Canterbury, Walter (S.1369), very fine and better, with good portraits (5) £250-300 *first ex Brussels hoard first four bt. M. Trenerry, March 2009 list, W124; Dec. 2004 list, W86; Aug. 2011 list, suppl.; Dec. 2008 list, T115 last bt M. Rasmussen, list 19, Summer 2010, 45

1042. Edward I (1272-1307), pennies (4): class 2a, London (S.1385); class 2b, London (S.1386); class 3g, Bristol (S.1416); class 4a, London (S.1394), all very fine or a little better, the last with toned obverse (4) £200-250 *first bt. M. Rasmussen, 2007, list (886), ex Gorefield, Cambridgeshire, hoard of 1998, which comprised 1,084 pennies, halfpennies and farthings, many of which are now in the British and Fitzwilliam museums. third and fourth bt. M. Trenerry, Dec. 2012 list, 117; Dec. 2011 list, Q111

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1043. Edward II (1307-1327), long cross penny, Bury St. Edmunds (S.1465; N.1066); class 13, farthing, London (S.1474; N.1070; W.31); Edward III, third or florin coinage, halfpenny, London (S.1557; N.1131),the first very fine, the others nearly so (3) £80-120 *first ex Halbert Carmichael Collection, DNW Auction, 11 June 2014, lot 158, and bt. M. Trenerry, Sept./Oct. 2014 list, M135 second ex Colin Cooke Collection, bt. Colin Cooke Farthing list, 2013, 688 last ex Jim Sazama Collection, DNW Auction, 11 February 2015, and bt. M. Trenerry, Oct./Nov. 2012 list, Y110

1044. Edward III, fourth coinage, pre-treaty period (1351-1361), groat, London (2): series E; series G, crowned bust facing within tressure, rev. long cross, pellets in angles, the latter with annulet stops and annulet in one quarter (S.1567, 1570; N.1163, 1193), the first very fine, the second almost so (2) £150-200 *both bt. M. Trenerry, Dec. 2004 list, A132 and W99

1045. Edward III, fourth coinage, pre-treaty period (1351-1361), halfgroats, London (2), series C and D, crowned bust facing within tressure, rev. long cross, pellets in angles (S.1574, 1575), the second fine, the first nearly so (2) £70-90

1046. Edward III (1327-1377), halfgroats (2): London, pre-Treaty period (1351-1361), series Ga, annulet below bust; Treaty period (1361-1369), trefoils on breast (S.1579, 1620; N.1201, 1259), fine and fair, the latter with cut (2) £60-80 *both ex Corringham, Essex, Hoard, 2009 and DNW Auction, 18 September, 2012 both bt. M. Trenerry, Dec. 2012 list, 127 and Feb./March 2013 list, B122

1047. Richard II (1377-1399), halfpenny, London, late style, fishtail letters, crowned bust facing,rev. long cross, pellets in angles (S.1700; N.1332a), nearly very fine £50-80 *bt. M. Trenerry, May 2005 list, Y145

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1048. Henry VI, groat, Calais, rosette-mascle issue (1430-31), crowned bust facing, rev. long cross, pellets in angles (S.1859; N.1446), a little short of flan, centre well-struck, very fine £80-120 *bt. M. Trenerry, September 2013 list, G116

1049. Henry VI, groat, Calais, pinecone-mascle issue (1431-1432/3), crowned bust facing within tressure, rev. long cross, pellets in angles (S.1875; N.1461), a little short of flan, centre well-struck, very fine; with an earlier halfgroat, annulet issue, annulets at neck (S.1840; N.1429), fine (2) £100-150 *both bt. M. Trenerry, Feb./March 2005 list, X103 and Sept. 2004 list, T110

1050 1051 1050. Edward IV, first reign, heavy coinage (1461-1464), groat, London, type II, mm. rose, crowned bust facing within tressure, quatrefoils at neck, crescent on breast, rev. long cross, pellets in angles (S.1972; N.1531; Blunt and Whitton Iii/vi), on full flan, very fine £400-450 *ex Tim Owen Collection bt. M. Rasmussen, list 27, Spring 2015, no. 35

1051. Edward IV, first reign, light coinage (1464-1470), groat, London, mm. sun, crowned bust facing, quatrefoils at neck, rev. long cross pattée (S.2000; N.1569), some flatness to legend, very fine £140-180 *bt. M. Trenerry, Nov./Dec. 2015 list, T170

1052 1053

1052. Henry VII (1485-1509), groat, class IIIc, London, mm. pansy, crowned bust facing within tressure, crown with one plain and one jewelled arch, rev. long cross with three pellets in each angle (S.2199; N.1705), very fine £100-140 *bt. M. Trenerry, Dec./Jan. 2006-07 list, K99

1053. Henry VII, groat, profile issue, mm. cross-crosslet with two pellets (1504-1505), crowned bust right, triple band to crown, rev. long cross fourchée over shield (S.2258; N.1747), reverse marked but very fine £240-280 *bt. M. Trenerry, Mar./April 2017 list, A165

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1054 1055 1054. Henry VIII, first coinage (1509-1526), halfgroat, Canterbury, archbishop Warham, mm. pomegranate, crowned bust r., rev. CIVITAS CANTOR, long cross fourchée over shield of arms, WA at sides (S.2322; N.1767), good very fine with sharp portrait £250-350 *bt. Colin Cooke, Jan. 2015 list, 1249

1055. Henry VIII, second coinage (1526-1544), groat, Tower mint, mm. lis, crowned bust D to r., omits Irish title, rev. long cross fourchée over shield of arms (S.2337E; N.1797), very fine £180-220 *ex M. Sherman Collection, DNW Auction, 12 December 2005 bt. M. Trenerry, Summer 2008 list, R132

1056 1057 1056. Henry VIII, second coinage (1526-1544), groat, York, archbishop Wolsey, mm. voided cross, crowned bust to r., rev. CIVITAS EBORACI, long cross fourchée over shield of arms, TW at sides (S.2339; N.1799), very fine £180-220 *ex Dr. Paul Lewis Collection, DNW Auction, 4 December 2013, lot 2241 bt. M. Trenerry, Sept. 2015 list, S152 1057. Henry VIII, second coinage (1526-1544), halfgroat, Canterbury, Archbishop Warham, mm. cross patonce (1526-32), crowned bust r., rev. CIVITAS CANTOR, long cross fourchée over shield of arms, WA at sides (S.2343; N.1802), very fine £120-150 *bt. M. Trenerry, Jan. 2011 list, G140

1058. Edward VI, second period, first issue, shilling, 1549, Tower, mm. arrow, crowned first bustr., rev. garnished, oval shield of arms, E-R at sides (S.2465; N.1918/1), lightly tooled in obverse field, some staining on reverse, very fine or better with a strong portrait £600-700

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1059. Elizabeth I, second issue, penny, mm. martlet (1560-1561); Elizabeth I, third and fourth issues, threepence, mm. castle, 1570; sixth issue, halfgroat, mm. hand (S.2558, 2566, 2579), fine and better (3) £100-150 *all bt. M. Trenerry, May 2005 list, Y165, Y171 & Jan 2006 list, D118

1060. Elizabeth I, milled coinage, threepence, mm star, 1562, tall crowned bust l. with rose behind, rev. long cross fourchée over shield, date above shield (S.2603), light crease-marks. good fine £120-160 *bt. Colin Cooke, Nov. 2016 list, 1245

1061. James I, first coinage (1603-1604), halfgroat, first bust, mm. thistle; second coinage, penny, mm. rose; third coinage, penny, mm. not visible (S.2651, 2661, 2672), last short of flan, all very fine (3) £80-120 *all bt. M. Trenerry, Summer 2007 list, M205, Dec. 2011 list, Q137 and Nov. 2008 list, S154

1062. James I, third coinage, shilling, mm. lis (1623-4), crowned sixth bust r., mark of value behind, rev. shield of arms (S.2668; N.2124), a couple of light scratches before bust, toned, very fine £200-250

1063. James I (1603-1625), copper farthings (4): Harrington issue (2), types 1a & 2 (S.2674, 2676; BMC.38, 47); Lennox issue (2), types 3c & 3d (S.2679; BMC.70, 108), generally very fine, the first two scarce (4) £150-200 *second ex Colin Cooke Collection; all bt. Colin Cooke Farthing lists 80, 568; 56A, 1016; 73, 729 & 67, 803

1064. Commonwealth, halfgroat, shield of arms within wreath, rev. conjoined shields, mark of value above (S.3221; N.2728), obverse flan clipped to left, very fine/fine £70-100 *bought from a Baldwin Summer list

1065. Commonwealth, penny; halfpenny, shield of arms within wreath, rev. conjoined shields, mark of value above (S.3222, 3223; N.2729, 2730), first good fine, second much as struck but considerable flatness (2) £80-120 *both bt. M. Trenerry, Nov. 2010 & Sep. 2009 lists, E170, Y163

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1066. Charles II, hammered coinage (1660-1662), third issue, groat, mm. crown, crowned bust l., mark of value behind, rev. shield of arms over cross fourchée (S.3324), edge clip at 11 o’clock, very fine; milled coinage, threepence, 1676; farthing, 1674 (S.3386, 3394), creased, fine and good fine (3) £150-200 *first bt. M Trenerry, June 2011 list, J159; others bt. Colin Cooke lists, Feb. 2006, 841; 56A, 961

1067 1068 1067. Charles II, pattern copper farthing, 1665, by J. Roettier, milled edge, laur. bust l., with short hair, rev. Britannia std. l., with shield and spear (P.415), very fine £140-180 *bt. Croydon Coin Auctions, October 2014, lot 131 1068. James II, halfcrown, 1685, PRIMO, first laur. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3408; ESC.493; Bull 748), slightly off-centre and some small edge bruises, otherwise very fine £400-500

1069. William and Mary, halfpenny, 1694, last V in GVLIELMVS possibly an inverted A, conjoined laur. busts r., rev. Britannia std. l., with shield and spear (S.3452; P.602), very fine £180-220 *bt. Knightsbridge Coins, August 2003

1070. William and Mary, copper halfpennies, 1694 (2), slight varieties, conjoined laur. busts r., rev. Britannia std. l., with shield and spear (S.3452; P.602), fine and good fine (2) £80-120 *both ex Dr. B. Nicholson Collection, Colin Cooke list, 2003, 046 & 061; the better ex D. G. Barney (1979), the lesser ex Peter W. Lawrence (1997) Collections

1071. William and Mary, copper farthing, 1694, conjoined laur. busts r., rev. Britannia std. l., with shield and spear, single line to exergue (S.3453; P.619), cut-mark to obverse, nearly very fine £60-80 *bt. Colin Cooke Farthing list 76, 560

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1072. William III, crown, 1696, OCTAVO, first laur. and dr. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3470; ESC.89; Bull 995), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 61 £2000-2500

1073. William III, crown, 1700, DVODECIMO, third laur. and dr. bust variety r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, lion of Nassau at centre (S.3474; ESC.97; Bull 1010), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 64, dark golden grey toning, the royal shield well struck £2500-3000

1074. William III, threepence, 1701, with GBA for GRA, laur. bust r., rev. crowned mark of value (S.3550; ESC.2003A; Bull 1320), toned good very fine, scarce £80-120 *bt M. Rasmussen, Spring list 2017, 92

1075. William III, halfpennies (2): 1696; 1699, date in exergue, laur. and cuir. bust r., rev. Britannia std. l., with shield and spear (S.3554, 3556; P.641, 687); farthings (2): 1699, date in legend; 1700, date in exergue, un-barred As in BRITANNIA (S.3557, 3558; P.681, 669), the farthings fine, the halfpennies a little better (4) £120-160 *halfpennies ex Croydon Coin Auctions, 2008, 2009 (lots 145, 63); farthings ex Peter W. Lawrence (1996) Collection, bt. Colin Cooke Farthing list 51, 916, 937.

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1076. Anne, halfcrown, 1703, TERTIO edge, VIGO hallmark, bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3580; ESC.569; Bull 1358), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 62, good portrait and sharp reverse, original dark grey toning showing normal haymarks (oxidized tin flecks in the silver alloy), a good example of the silver coinage struck from specie captured from the Spanish at the Battle of Vigo Bay £1500-2000

1077. Anne, pattern farthing, 1714, in copper, by J. Croker, small flan (22mm), edge plain, dr. bust l., rev. Britannia std. l., with shield and spear (S.3625; P.741), almost extremely fine with hints of original colour and lustre £550-650 *bt. Colin Cooke Farthing list 83, 517

1078. George I & George II, threepence, 1717; twopence, 1739; pennies (2), 1750, 1756 (S.3655, 3714A, 3715A), extremely fine or nearly so (4) £180-220 *bt. respectively Colin Cooke list, Dec. 2016, 1199; M. Rasmussen, Spring list, 2017; Colin Cooke lists, May 2007, 611 & Jan. 2011, 551

1079. George I, half guinea, 1725, second laur. head r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in angles (S.3637), certified and graded by NGC as About Uncirculated 58 £1250-1750

1080. George I, halfpenny, 1718, laur. bust r., rev. Britannia std. l., with shield and spear (S.3659; P.774), very fine £80-120 *bt. Croydon Coin Auctions, 10 March 2009, 65

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1081. George I, farthing, 1717, ‘dump’ issue, laur. bust r., rev. Britannia std. l., with shield and spear (S.3661; P.783), fine, scarce £150-200 *bt. Colin Cooke Farthing list 84, 539

1082. George I, farthings (2): 1719, small letters and 9 in date; 1720, laur. bust r., rev. Britannia std. l., with shield and spear (S.3662), good fine and very fine (2) £80-120 *first ex The Oxford Collection, Colin Cooke, April 2008, 258; second bt. Colin Cooke Farthing list 56B, 811

1083 1084

1083. George II, crown, 1746, D.NONO, LIMA, old laur. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3689; ESC.125; Bull 1668), some flecking on both sides, about extremely fine £1500-1800

1084. George II, halfcrown, 1731, roses and plumes, young laur. and dr. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields, roses and plumes in angles (S.3692; ESC.595; Bull 1674), light adjustment marks on reverse, about extremely fine £600-800

1085. George II, halfcrown, 1745, D. NONO, LIMA, old laur. and dr. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3695), lightly toned, good very fine £150-250

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1086. George II, halfpennies, first issue (4): 1729; 1730; 1735, double exergue line; 1739, young laur. and cuir. bust l.,rev. Britannia std. l., with shield and spear (S.3717; BMC.830, 836, 849 var., 853), good fine to very fine (4) £180-220 *first and third ex Peter Lawrence (1997), third also ex Dr. B. Nicholson all bt. Colin Cooke lists, December 2007; April 2012, 922; January 2009; April 2008, 779

1087. George II, halfpennies (5): second issue (3): 1740; 1742; 1745; third issue (2): 1751, 1753, laur. and cuir. bust l., rev. Britannia std. l., with shield and spear (S.3718, 3719; BMC.870, 872, 875, 881, 883), good fine to very fine (5) £200-250 *second and last ex Peter Lawrence (1996) penultimate ex Croydon Coin Auctions, 11 January 2011, lot 25 others all bt. Colin Cooke lists, June 2008, 843; August 2007, 964; January 2012, 1247; June 2008, 835

1088. George II, farthings (2): 1739, young head; 1754, older head, date in exergue, laur. and cuir. bust l., rev. Britannia std. l., with shield and spear (S.3720, 3722; BMC.869, 892), both extremely fine, the second with hints of colour and lustre, the first scarce (2) £140-180 *both bt. Colin Cooke Farthing lists, 79, 458 & 48, 909

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1089. George III, guinea, 1793, fifth laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3729), light hairlines on obverse, otherwise good very fine £400-500

1090. George III, Maundy oddments: threepence, 1762; twopence, 1766; penny, 1800, laur. and dr. bust r., rev. crowned mark of value (S.3753, 3758, 3761), all extremely fine (3) £70-90 *first bt. Colin Cooke list, January 2012, 861

1091. George III, Maundy set, 1766, laur. and dr. bust r., rev. crowned mark of value (S.3762), extremely fine with matching tone (4) £150-200 *bt. Croydon Coin Auction, 25 October 2016, lot 789

1092 1093

1092. George III, Bank of England, 3 shillings, 1811, type A1/12, laur. and dr. bust r., rev. value within oak wreath (S.3769; ESC.408; Bull 2065), lightly toned, uncirculated £150-200 1093. George III, Bank of England, 3 shillings, 1814, laur. head r., rev. value within wreath (S.3770; ESC.422; Bull 2083), toned, extremely fine or better £100-125

1094. George III, halfpennies, first issue (3): 1771, no stops on reverse; 1773; 1774, laur. and cuir. bust r., rev. Britannia std. l., with shield and spear (S.3774; BMC.897, 904, 907), very fine or better; with an evasion issue, dated 1775, fine; farthing, 1773 (S.3775; BMC.913), very fine (5) £140-180 *first ex Peter Lawrence and Dr. B. Nicholson first three all bt. Colin Cooke: 2004; May 2007 list, 966; March 2011 list, 878 last bt. Croydon Coin Auctions, 4 September 2007, lot 139

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1095. George III, pattern halfpenny, 1788 (late Soho), by J.-P. Droz, in copper, laur. head r., rev. Britannia seated l. on globe, shield to r., holding spear and wreath, lettered edge, RENDER UNTO CAESAR… (BMC.968), very fine and rare £80-120 *bt. Croydon Coin Auctions, 17 March 2015, lot 62 1096. George III, twopence, 1797, laur. and cuir. bust r., rev. Britannia seated l. (S.3776; BMC.1077), very fine £70-90 *bt. Colin Cooke, March 2014 list, 953

1097 1098

1097. George III, proof penny, 1797, in bronzed copper, laur. and cuir. bust r., 11 leaves and 2 berries to wreath, rev. Britannia seated l., 10 leaves to olive branch, 6 gunports to ship (S.3777; BMC.1122 [KP17]), a few minor blemishes and handling marks, otherwise much as struck with considerable brilliance £650-750 1098. George III, penny, 1797, currency type with 10 leaves and 2 berries, laur. and cuir. bust r., rev. Britannia seated l. with shield and trident (S.3777; BMC.1132), extremely fine £120-160 *bt. W. A. Nichols, September 2003

1099. George III (1760-1820), halfpennies, 1799 (2): 5 incuse gun-ports; plain hull (S.3778; BMC.1248(a), 1251(e); farthing, 1799, 3 berries (S.3779; BMC.1279), very fine or a little better (3) £80-120 *first bt. W. A. Nichols, 2003; second ex Dr. B. Nicholson auction, 2004 (lot 298) and bt. Colin Cooke, 2004; third bt. Colin Cooke, Farthing list 60, 777

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1100. George III, restrike proof farthing, 1799, struck in gilt-copper, toothed border both sides and edge plain, laur. bust r., rev. inverted die axis, Britannia std. l., holding trident and olive branch, BRITANNIA above, 1. FARTHING below (S.3779; BMC.1284), handling marks, extremely fine and very scarce £100-140 *bt. Colin Cooke, Farthing list 52, 840

1101. George III, fourth issue, pennies, 1806 (2), laur. bust r., rev. Britannia std. l., holding trident and olive branch, varieties with and without incuse curl (S.3780; BMC.1342, 1343), first good very fine, second pleasing extremely fine (2) £80-120

1102. George III, fourth issue, halfpennies (2): 1806, line under SOHO; 1807, laur. bust r., rev. Britannia std. l., holding trident and olive branch (S.3781; BMC.1377, 1378); farthing, 1806, similar (S.3782; BMC.1396), the first extremely fine with a hint of lustre, the second very fine, the third good very fine (3) £70-100 *first bt. Croydon Coin Auctions, September 13 2011, lot 98; second and third bt. Colin Cooke, July 2006 list, 1013; Farthing list 60, 766

1103 1104

1103. George III, crown, 1818, LVIII, laur. head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3787; ESC.211; Bull 2005), darkly toned, good very fine £200-250

1104. George III, halfcrown, 1817, laur. ‘bull’ head r., rev. crowned shield within Garter (S.3788), obverse rim possibly lightly smoothed at 4 o’clock, nearly extremely fine £150-200

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1106 1107

1106. George IV, crown, 1821, SECUNDO, laur. head l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3805; ESC.246; Bull ), certified and gtaded by NGC as Mint State 63 £1250-1500

1107. George IV, crown, 1821, SECUNDO, laur. head l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3805; ESC.246; Bull 2310), toned, good very fine £300-350

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1108. George IV, halfcrown, 1821, laur. head l., rev. crowned garnished shield (S.3807; ESC.631; Bull ), certified and gtaded by NGC as Mint State 64 £350-450

1109. George IV, shilling, 1821, laur. head l., rev. crowned, garnished shield (S.3810; ESC. ; Bull ), certified and

gtaded by NGC as Mint State 66+ £500-600 Rare in this grade.

1110. George IV, farthings (7): first issue, 1822 (2), 1825; 1826; second issue, 1826 (2),1830 (S.3822, 3825; BMC.1409, 1411, 1414, 1416, 1439, 1440, 1445), extremely fine or virtually so, some show hints of lustre (7) £180-220 *first and third bt. W. A. Nichols, 2006; second ex Harvey Collection, Coincraft 2003; fourth, fifth and seventh bt. Colin Cooke; sixth bt M. Rasmussen, 2011

1111. George IV, second issue, penny, 1825; halfpennies (2): 1826; 1827, laur. head l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3823, 3824; BMC.1420, 1433, 1438), the first spotted, good very fine (3) £100-150 *first bt W. A. Nichols List, October 2005, 1108; second Croydon Coin Auctions, 13 March 2007, lot 107; third SPM Southampton, 2004

1112. George IV, penny, 1826, laur. head l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident, plain saltire on reverse (S.3823; BMC.1422), extremely fine £100-140 *bt. Croydon Coin Auctions, 10 January 2012, lot 205

1113. George IV, third farthing, 1827, laur. head l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3827), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 65 Red Brown £150-200

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1114. William IV, halfcrown, 1834, WW in script on truncation, bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms over mantle (S.3834; ESC.662; Bull 2478), about uncirculated £250-350

1115. William IV - Victoria, Britannia groats (2): 1837; 1838, bare head r./young head l., rev. Britannia seated (S.3837, 3913), mint state or virtually so (2) £120-150 *first bt. W. A. Nichols, 2009; second bt. Colin Cooke, 2011

1116. William IV, penny, 1831; halfpennies (2): 1834; 1837; farthings (2): 1831; 1835, bare head r., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3845, 3847, 3848), generally very fine (5) £80-120 *first and fifth bt. Colin Cooke, 2005 & list 58; second W. A. Nichols; third Croydon Coin Auctions, 2008; fourth SPM Southampton

1117 1118 1117. G Victoria, half sovereign, 1852, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3859A), fair £100-150 1118. 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 £400-500

1119 1120 1119. G Victoria, half sovereign, 1853, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3859), about uncirculated £400-500 1120. 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 £280-320

1121 1122 1123 1121. G Victoria, half sovereign, 1864, die no. 20, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3860), about extremely fine, reverse better £240-280 1122. G Victoria, half sovereign, 1881M, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms, M below (S.3863B), certified and graded by PCGS as Extremely Fine 40 £300-400 1123. G Victoria, half sovereign, 1886S, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms, S below (S.3862E), certified and graded by PCGS as Genuine, Scratch - About Uncirculated Detail £250-300

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1124. G Victoria, currency set, 1887, five pounds to silver threepence, Golden Jubilee, ‘Jubilee’ bust l.,rev. various, in fitted case with inscription to lid,the silver toned, very fine to extremely fine (11) £2500-3000

1125. G Victoria, proof half sovereign, 1887, ‘Jubilee’ bust l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3869), certified and graded by PCGS as Proof 63+ Deep Cameo, faint scuffs on the queen’s face and some disturbance mainly to the obverse field, but the depth of frosted cameo contrast against the mirrored fields remains delightful £1500-2000

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1126. G Victoria, five pounds, 1893, veiled bust l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3872), some light contact marks and slight edge nicks, very fine £1750-2250

1127 1128

1127. Victoria, crown, 1845, cinquefoil edge stops, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3882; ESC.282; Bull 2564), a few edge nicks, a couple of tiny digs in field on obverse and a small dig below truncation, very fine £225-275 1128. Victoria, halfcrown, 1874, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath, milled edge (S.3889; ESC.692), tiny dig behind queen’s head, otherwise about extremely fine £125-175

1129. Victoria, ‘godless’ florin, 1849,WW obliterated, crowned bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3890), prooflike, extremely fine £125-150

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1130. Victoria, ‘godless’ florin, 1849,WW obliterated, crowned bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3890); florin, 1893, veiled bust l.,rev. crowned shields within Garter (S.3939), the first about extremely fine, the second about mint state (2) £100-120

1131 1132

1131. Victoria, Gothic florin, 1852, crowned bust l.,rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3891), extremely fine £100-120 1132. Victoria, Gothic florin, 1853, crowned bust l.,rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3891), extremely fine £100-150

1133. Victoria, shillings (3): 1839; 1891; 1893, young head/’Jubilee’/veiled bust l., rev. various (S.3904, 3927, 3940), the first about extremely fine, the others about uncirculated (3) £100-120

1134. Victoria, shillings (3): 1849; 1892; 1893, young head/’Jubilee’/veiled bust l., rev. various (S.3904, 3927, 3940), all about extremely fine or better (3) £100-120

1135 1136 1135. Victoria, proof sixpence, 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 £520-580 *ex Wander collection 1136. 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 £500-600 *ex Wander collection

En médaille striking not listed in the Standard Catalogue.

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1137. Victoria, sixpences (2): 1839; 1893, young head/veiled bust l., rev. crowned value within wreath (S.3908, 3942), the first extremely fine, the second about uncirculated (2) £60-80

1138. Victoria, sixpences (3): 1853; 1891; 1893, young head/’Jubilee’/veiled bust l., rev. various (S.3908, 3929, 3941), all extremely fine or better (3) £100-120

1139. Victoria, sixpence, 1862, young head l., rev. value within wreath (S.3908), lightly toned, extremely fine or better and one of the rarest dates £1000-1200

1140. 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

1141. Victoria, groats (2): 1843; 1888; threehalfpence, 1838, young head/’Jubilee’ bust l., rev. various (S.3913, 3930, 3915), all extremely fine (3) £40-60

1142. Victoria, groats (2): 1845; 1888; threepences (2): 1879; 1893; threehalfpence, 1839, young head/’Jubilee’/ veiled bust l., rev. various (S.3913, 3930, 3914C, 3942, 3915), all extremely fine to mint state (5) £100-120

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1143. Victoria, threepences (6): young head, 1845; 1860; 1875; 1886; Jubilee head, 1887; veiled head, 1901 (S.3914, 3914A, 3914C, 3914D, 3931, 3942), first very fine, second better, others extremely fine or nearly so (6) £80-120 *first, second and fourth bt. Colin Cooke, 2112, 2016, 2011; third and sixth bt. W. A. Nichols, 2009, 2005; fifth bt. Knightsbridge Coins, 2003.

1144. Victoria, threepences (3): 1886; 1887; 1893, young head/’Jubilee’/veiled bust l., rev. crowned value within wreath (S.3914D, 3931, 3942), all practically uncirculated (3) £40-50

1145. Victoria, Maundy set, 1864, the threepence a currency issue; Maundy twopences (2): 1862; 1885, young head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.3916, 3914A, 3919), extremely fine (6) £120-160 *the set bt. Colin Cooke, 2017

1146. Victoria, Maundy set, 1881, young head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.3916), mint state (4) £175-225

1147. Victoria, Maundy set, 1883, young head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.3916), practically uncirculated (4) £175-225

1148. Victoria, crown, 1887, ‘Jubilee’ bust l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3921), light surface marks, good very fine £50-70

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1149. Victoria, crown, double florin, Roman I; halfcrown, florin; shilling; sixpences (2), both types, 1887, ‘Jubilee’ bust l., rev. various (S.3921, 3922, 3924, 3925, 3926, 3928, 3929), all practically uncirculated (7) £150-200

1150. Victoria, crown; double florin, Arabic 1, 1887, ‘Jubilee’ bust l.,rev. St. George and the dragon/crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in angles (S.3921, 3923), the first about uncirculated, the second extremely fine (2) £100-120

1151. Victoria, double florin, 1888, inverted 1 for secondI in VICTORIA, ‘Jubilee’ bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields, sceptre in angles (S.3923; ESC.397A; Bull 2700), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 62, rare in this grade £300-400

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1152. Victoria, halfcrown; florin; shilling; sixpence; threepence, 1887, ‘Jubilee’ bust l.,rev . various (S.3924, 3925, 3926, 3929, 3931), all extremely fine or better (5) £50-60

1153. Victoria, Maundy set, 1890, ‘Jubilee’ bust l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.3932), toned, extremely fine (4) £140-180 *bt. Colin Cooke, 2017

1154. Victoria, Maundy set, 1891, ‘Jubilee’ bust l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.3932), practically uncirculated (4) £100-120

1155. Victoria, Maundy set, 1892, ‘Jubilee’ bust l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.3932), about mint state (4) £100-120

1156. Victoria, crown, 1893, LVI, veiled bust l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3937; ESC.303; Bull 2593), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 65, bold strike on the horseman, original golden grey surfaces showing some tiny carbon spots on the obverse, very few abrasions £500-600

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1157. Victoria, crown, 1893, LVI, veiled bust l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3937), attractively toned, extremely fine or better £100-150 1158. Victoria, crown, 1895, LIX, veiled bust l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3937; ESC.309), some edge nicks, good very fine £80-120

1159. Victoria, Maundy set, 1893, veiled bust l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.3943), toned, extremely fine (4) £100-140

1160. Victoria, Maundy set, 1899, veiled bust l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.3943), about mint state (4) £120-150

1161. Victoria, Maundy set, 1899, veiled bust l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.3943), practically uncirculated (4) £100-120

1162. Victoria, Maundy set, 1899, veiled bust l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.3943), the twopence and penny toned, the fourpence and threepence cleaned, extremely fine (4) £100-140 *bt. Colin Cooke, 2011

1163. Victoria, copper pennies (6): 1841 (2); 1853, 1857 1858 (2), several varieties, young head l., rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident (S.3948), extremely fine or nearly so (6) £180-220 *first and second bt. Croydon Coin Auctions, 2008, 2010; fourth bt. Knightsbridge Coins, 2002; fifth bt. Colin Cooke, 2006; sixth bt. W. A. Nicholls, 2005

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1164. Victoria, copper pennies (2), both overdates: 1848/7; 1858/7, young head l., rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident (S.3948), good very fine (2) £70-90 *bt. Knightsbridge Coins, 2003 & Colin Cooke, 2013

1165. Victoria, copper penny, 1858; halfpenny, 1841; farthing, 1843; half farthing, 1844; third farthing, 1844; quarter farthing, 1852, young head l., rev. various (S.3948, 3949, 3950, 3951, 3952, 3953), the third farthing extremely fine, the rest about uncirculated to mint state with virtually full lustre (6) £150-200

1166. Victoria, copper penny, 1858; halfpenny, 1854, about uncirculated; farthing, 1843; half farthing, 1844; third farthing, 1844, extremely fine; quarter farthing, 1852, young head l., rev. various (S.3948, 3949, 3950, 3951, 3952, 3953), except where stated, all practically mint state with nearly full lustre (6) £200-250

1167. Victoria, copper halfpennies (3): 1838; 1841; 1852, young head l., rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident (S.3949), extremely fine or nearly so (3) £70-90 *first and third bt. Colin Cooke, 2007, 2012; second bt. W. A. Nichols, 2004

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1168. Victoria, copper halfpenny, 1851, young head l., rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident (S.3949), extremely fine, some lustre £70-90 *bt. Croydon Coin Auctions, 17 April 2012, lot 96

1169. Victoria, copper halfpennies (2): 1853; 1858/7, young head l., rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident (S.3949), mint state or virtually so, the first with much redness to obverse, both with lustre (2) £80-120 *first bt. Colin Cooke list, February 2005; second bt. Croydon Coin Auctions, 8 January 2008, lot 177

1170. Victoria, copper farthings (8): 1839; 1841; 1843; 1853, raised WW; 1857; 1858 (S.3950), extremely fine to uncirculated, some show lustre, or redness, or both; with 1846 (2), small and large 4, discoloured, very fine; half- farthings (2): 1843; 1844 (S.3951), both mint state (10) £200-250 *first, second, fourth, seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth bt. Colin Cooke lists 54, 58, 50, 49 (2), 69; third and fifth bt. W. A. Nichols, 2006, 2008; sixth bt. Croydon Coin Auctions, 2016

The two discoloured 1846 farthings are from a hoard of 80 coins found in the back of a fire grate in Plymouth.

1171 1172 1171. Victoria, bronze penny, 1860, dies 1 + B, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3954; BMC.1617; F.6), some lustre and colour, extremely fine £200-250 *bt. Colin Cooke list, October 2014, 712 1172. Victoria, bronze penny, 1860, dies 2 + D, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3954; BMC.1625; F.10), choice extremely fine wih much lustre and colour £120-150 *bt. Croydon Coin Auctions, 5 July, 2005, lot 67

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1173. Victoria, bronze pennies (2): 1860, dies 3 + D; 1861, dies 5 + D, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3954; BMC.1629, 1643; F.13, 26), the first with die flaw through O of VICTORIA, nearly extremely fine, the second very fine (2) £70-100 *bt. Croydon Coin Auctions, 4 May 2010, lot 158; 7 September 2010, lot 513

1174. Victoria, bronze penny, 1860; halfpenny, 1861; farthing, 1860; third farthing, 1866, young bust l., rev. various (S.3954, 3956, 3958, 3960), all extremely fine to mint state (4) £100-125

1175. Victoria, bronze penny, 1861, dies 6 + G, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3954; BMC.1646; F.33), virtually mint state with almost full lustre, especially on the obverse £120-150 *bt. Croydon Coin Auctions, 5 January 2010, lot 860

1176. Victoria, bronze pennies (2): 1861, dies 6 + D; 1862, dies 6 + G, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3954; BMC.1644, 1653; F.29, 39), the first extremely fine, the second better with considerable original colour and lustre (2) £80-120 *bt. Croydon Coin Auctions, 4 May 2010, lot 158; 7 September 2010, lot 513

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1177. Victoria, bronze pennies (4): 1865; 1865/ 3; 1866; 1868, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3954; BMC.1667, 1666, 1670, 1682; F.50, 51, 52, 56), the second good fine with clear overdate, the others very fine and better, the second and last scarce (4) £200-250 *first and third bt. W. A. Nicholls, 2006, 2004; second and fourth bt. Croydon Coin Auctions, 2010, 2013

1178. Victoria, bronze pennies (3): 1870, dies 6 + G; 1875 (2): thin lighthouse and narrow date, dies 8 + H, and wide date, dies 8 + J, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3954; BMC.1686, 1701, 1703; F.60, 80, 82), all extremely fine, reverse of second with some colour (3) £120-150 *first and third bt. W. A. Nicholls, 2008, 2007; second bt. Croydon Coin Auctions, 2 September 2008, lot 447

1179. Victoria, bronze penny, 1872, dies 6 + G, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3954; BMC.1688; F.62), uncirculated with original lustre (a little dulled on reverse) £150-200 *bt. Colin Cooke, December 2006 list (667)

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1180. Victoria, bronze pennies (2): 1874, dies 7 + H; 1874H, dies 7 +H, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3954, 3955; BMC.1693, 1697; F.72, 73), extremely fine, the second with some original lustre but cleaned in the past (2) £140-180 *both bt. Croydon Coin Auctions: 5 January 2010, lot 906; 10 January 2012, lot 224

1181. Victoria, bronze penny, 1876H, Heaton mint, dies 8 + K, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3955; BMC.1708, F.89), extremely fine or a little better with some lustre £80-120 *bt. Colin Cooke, 2011

1182. Victoria, bronze pennies (7): 1877; 1880; 1887; 1889; 1890; 1891; 1894, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3954; BMC.1709, 1719, 1739, 1741, 1742, 1744, 1749; F.91, 101, 125, 127, 130, 132, 138), the first extremely fine, the second very fine, the others extremely fine and better with full or partial lustre (7) £300-350 *first bt. G. Monk, 2005; second bt. Colin Cooke, 2009; third, fifth, sixth and seventh bt. W. A. Nicholls; fourth bt. Knightsbridge Coins

1183. Victoria, bronze pennies (2); 1879, wide date, dies 9 + J; 1883, dies 11 + N, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3954; BMC.1715, 1730; F.97, 116), both uncirculated or virtually so, with full lustre (2) £200-250 *first bt. KB Coins, 2004; 2nd *second ex James Workman Collection, Colin Cooke, 2010

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1184. Victoria, bronze pennies, Heaton mint (2): 1881H; 1882H, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3955; BMC.1724, 1729; F.108, 115), the second uncirculated with full lustre, the first good extremely fine (2) £80-120 *both bt. Croydon Coin Auctions, 2 June, 2009, lot 65; 8 November 2005, lot 238

1185. Victoria, penny, 1886; halfpenny, 1860; farthing, 1886; third farthing, 1885, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3954, 3956, 3958, 3960), all practically mint state, most with full lustre (4) £100-120

1186 1187 1186. Victoria, penny, 1888, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3954), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 64 Red £100-150

1187. Victoria, penny, 1891, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3954), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 64+ Red Brown £100-150

1188 1189 1188. Victoria, penny, 1892, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3954), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 64 Red Brown £100-150

1189. Victoria, penny, 1894, young bust 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 £80-100

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1190. Victoria, bronze halfpennies (11): 1860; 1861 (2); 1862; 1863; 1873; 1879; 1883; 1887; 1890; 1893, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3956), the majority uncirculated, mostly with lustre, the 1887 especially choice (11) £200-300 *Provenance noted on each coin envelope.

1191. Victoria, bronze halfpennies, Heaton mint (2): 1876H; 1882H (S.3957; F.329, 347), the first uncirculated, the second extremely fine, both with lustre; farthings (3): 1876, good very fine; 1874; 1882, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3959), both uncirculated with lustre, the last a gem (5) £200-300 *first bt. M. Rasmussen, Winter 2011-12 list (541); second Colin Cooke, 2009, others noted on each coin envelope.

1192. Victoria, bronze coinage, farthings (22): 1860 (3); 1861 (2); 1862; 1867; 1869; 1873; 1875 (2); 1878; 1880 (2); 1881 (2); 1883; 1885; 1887; 1892; 1893; 1895, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3958), the majority uncirculated mostly with lustre (22) £200-300 *Provenance noted on each coin envelope.

1193. Victoria, proof third farthing, 1866, young head l., rev. crowned value and date within wreath (S.3960), certified and graded by PCGS as Proof 65 Red Brown £600-700

1194. Victoria, bronze pennies (5): 1895; 1896; 1897; 1899; 1901; halfpennies (4): 1895; 1896; 1900; 1901; farthings (5): 1895; 1897 (2), bright and dark; 1900; 1901, veiled bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3961, 3962, 3963, 3964), the majority uncirculated, most with lustre or mint bloom on the ‘dark’ issues (14) £150-200 *Provenance noted on each coin envelope.

1195. Victoria, penny; halfpenny, 1901; farthing, 1895, veiled bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3961, 3962, 3963), all practically mint state (3) £40-50

1196. Victoria, penny; halfpenny; farthing, 1901, veiled bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3961, 3962, 3964), all about uncirculated (3) £40-50

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1197. G Edward VII, five pounds, 1902, bare head r.,rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3965), certified and graded by PCGS as About Uncirculated 53 £1100-1200

1198 1199 1198. G Edward VII, two pounds, 1902, head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3967), certified and graded by NGC as About Uncirculated 55 £650-700

1199. G Edward VII, half sovereign, 1902S, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, S above date (S. 3977A), certified and graded by PCGS as About Uncirculated 55 £250-300

1200. Edward VII, matt proof set, 1902, crown to Maundy penny, bare head r., rev. various, in original case of issue for 11 coin set, all about mint state (9) £500-600

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS 1201 1202 1201. Edward VII, crown, 1902, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3978; ESC.361; Bull 3560), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 64, light silvery grey surfaces, far fewer marks than are normally seen on this issue, a pleasing example of the first crown to bear the expanded royal title including the Latin abbreviation BRITT OMN, literally meaning ‘all the British’ of the Empire £400-500

1202. Edward VII, crown, 1902, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3978), about extremely fine £125-175

1203. Edward VII, halfcrown, 1904, bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms within Garter (S.3980; ESC.749; Bull 3570 [R]), certified and graded by PCGS as Genuine, Mount Removed - About Uncirculated Detail £250-350

1204. Edward VII - Elizabeth II, ‘Silver Type Set’ contained in a Whitman album, comprising crowns (8), including 1902 and 1927, both extremely fine; halfcrowns (8), including 1910, extremely fine; florins (8); shillings (13), all extremely fine to mint state (37) £300-400

1205. Edward VII - Elizabeth II, ‘Silver Type Set’ contained in a Whitman album, comprising crowns (8); halfcrowns (8), including 1902, extremely fine; florins (8); shillings (13),all extremely fine to mint state (37) £300-400

1206. Edward VII - Elizabeth II, ‘Silver Type Set’ contained in a Whitman album, comprising crowns (8), including 1902; 1929; halfcrowns (8), including 1902, extremely fine; florins (8); shillings (13), all extremely fine or better (37) £200-300

1207. Edward VII - Elizabeth II, ‘Minor Type Set’ contained in a Whitman album, comprising Maundy sets (6), dated 1903; 1912; 1935; 1946; 1952 and 1963; sixpences (8); silver threepences (4); brass threepences (4); pennies (7); halfpennies (7); farthings (7); third farthings (2), all extremely fine to mint state (63) £600-700

1208. Edward VII - Elizabeth II, ‘Minor Type Set’ contained in a Whitman album, comprising Maundy sets (5), dated 1902; 1927; 1932; 1937 and 1964; sixpences (8); silver threepences (4); brass threepences (4); pennies (7); halfpennies (7); farthings (7); third farthings (2), all extremely fine to mint state (59) £500-600

1209. Edward VII - Elizabeth II, ‘Minor Type Set’ contained in a Whitman album, comprising Maundy sets (4), dated 1906; 1940; 1952 and 1965; sixpences (8); silver threepences (4); brass threepences (4); pennies (7); halfpennies (7); farthings (7); third farthings (2), all extremely fine to mint state (55) £400-500

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1210. Edward VII, Maundy set, 1904, bare head r., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.3985), in dated case of issue, case a little distressed, coins choice mint state (4) £100-120 *bt. Croydon Coin Auctions, 8 May 2007, lot 960

1211. Edward VII, penny; halfpenny, 1902, bare head r., rev. Britannia seated r., with shield and trident, both ‘low tide’ variety (S.3990A, 3991A), both extremely fine with some lustre (2) £120-150 *bt. W. A. Nicholls, 2005 & Dorset Coin Co., 2011

1212. Edward VII, pennies (8): 1902; 1903; 1904; 1905 (2 - one with slanting E in PENNY); 1908; 1909; 1910, bare head r., rev. Britannia seated r., with shield and trident (S.3990), extremely fine to uncirculated, the majority with some lustre (8) £250-300 *Provenance noted on each coin envelope.

1213. Edward VII, halfpennies (5): 1902; 1903; 1905; 1908; 1910; farthings (6), dark patina: 1902; 1903; 1904; 1906; 1909; 1910, bare head r., rev. Britannia seated r., with shield and trident (S.3991, 3992), extremely fine to uncirculated, most with lustre or mint bloom, the 1905 halfpenny a pleasing coin (11) £250-300

1214 1215 1216 1214. 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 66 Cameo, slight haze on the obverse, beautifully frosted devices set against deeply mirrored fields, from a Coronation proof set with a mintage of 6,576 pieces in proof £900-1100

1215. G George V, half sovereign, 1911, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon, (S.4006) certified and graded by PCGS as Proof 64 £600-800

1216. G George V, half sovereign, 1911, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon, (S.4006) certified and graded by NGC as Proof 63 £550-650

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS 1217 1218 1217. George V, proof halfcrown, 1911, bare head l., rev. crowned shield within Garter (S.4011), darkly toned, uncirculated £150-200 1218. George V, halfcrown, 1911, bare head l., rev. crowned shield within Garter (S.4011), uncirculated £100-125

1219. George V, Maundy set, 1920, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath, last year of first coinage (S.4016), virtually mint state (4) £140-160 *bt. Croydon Coin Auctions, 25 October 2016, lot 957

1220. George V, halfcrown, 1925, bare head l., rev. crowned shield of arms within Garter (S.4021A; ESC.772; Bull 3727), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 65, a lovely example of this under-appreciated modern rarity, with brilliant frosted lustre, especially fine for a .500-fine silver coin, bold reverse even at the top of the shield, sharp portrait, faint scuffing on the high points of the portrait and a few stray field marks but this remains one of the finest examples of this rare date £900-1100

1221. George V, proof set, 1927, crown to threepence, bare head l., rev. various (S.PS14), in original case of issue, about mint state (6) £400-500

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1222. George V, fourth coinage, halfcrown, 1930, bare head l., rev. shield of arms, crowned interlinked Gs at sides (S.4037; ESC.779; Bull 3739), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 64, dappled golden grey obverse, the reverse mostly brilliant and very boldly detailed, always a popular date for collectors £700-800

1223. George V, proof silver threepence, 1927, bare head l., rev. oak sprigs and acorns, as issued in the sets (S.4042); other silver threepences (8): 1902; 1911; 1917; 1921; 1926 (2); 1928; 1935 (S.3984, 4015, 4026, 4042), extremely fine to uncirculated (9) £80-120 *first bt. Croydon Coin Auctions, 28 October 2014, lot 778

1224. George V, pennies (6): 1911; 1912; 1913 (2 – varieties); 1914; 1915, bare head l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.4051), uncirculated or virtually so, some ‘ghosting’ and most with full lustre (6) £120-150

1225. George V, pennies (7): 1916; 1917; 1918; 1920; 1921 (2 - varieties); 1926, first effigy, bare head l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.4051), uncirculated or virtually so, first and third with ‘ghosting’, most with full lustre (7) £120-150

1226 1227

1226. George V, penny, 1919, bare head l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.4051), virtually mint state with almost full redness, slightest ghosting £40-60

1227. George V, penny, 1912H, Heaton mint, bare head l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.4052; BMC.2244; F.173), slight ghosting, mint state and richly toned £180-220

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1228. George V, penny, 1918H, Heaton mint, bare head l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.4052; BMC.2253; F.183), slight ghosting, mint state with full lustre £400-600 *ex Parry Collection; bt. M. Rasmussen (2006)

1229. George V, penny, 1918KN, King’s Norton Metal Co., bare head l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.4053; BMC.2254; F.184), good very fine £100-150

1230. George V, penny, 1919KN, King’s Norton Metal Co., bare head l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.4053; BMC.2257; F.187), sharp very fine with clear mintmark £450-550

1231. George V, pennies (5): 1927, modified effigy; 1928; 1929; 1930; 1931, bare head l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.4054A, 4055), all mint state with good to full lustre (5) £100-150

1232. George V, pennies (5): 1932, scarce; 1934; 1935; 1936 (2), small bare head l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.4055), the 1934 extremely fine (with collector’s envelope annotated ‘UNC – officially toned’), the others mint state with good to full lustre (5) £100-150

1233. George V, halfpennies (10): 1911; 1912; 1913; 1914; 1915; 1916; 1917; 1923; 1925 (2), bare head l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.4056), mostly mint state with good or full lustre (10) £150-200

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS

1234. George V, halfpennies (8): modified effigy (2): 1926; 1927; small head (6): 1928; 1931; 1932; 1933; 1935; 1936, bare head l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.4057, 4058), mint state or virtually so, with good or full lustre (8) £100-150

1235. George V, farthings (15), dark finish (4): 1911; 1912, 1917, 1918; bright finish (4): 1918; 1920; 1924; 1925; modified bust, bright finish (7): 1926; 1927; 1928; 1930; 1934; 1935; 1936, bare head l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.4059, 4060, 4061), all mint state or virtually so, the bright finish with good or full lustre (15) £80-120

1236. Edward VIII, medallic crown-sized fantasy issues, by G. Hearn, in silver, for Great Britain (2); Australia (1); Bermuda (1) and Ceylon (1) (Giordano FM.2b, 3b, 4b, 5b); by Pobjoy, in silver, 1972, for Great Britain (3); New Zealand (1) (Giordano FM.16a, as 17a but milled edge, 18a); a quantity of various other fantasy Edward VIII issues, mostly in silver, nearly uncirculated to FDC (28) £250-300 *ex D Aldred Collection

1237. Edward VIII, medallic crown-sized fantasy issue, by Coincraft, in gold, for Great Britain, plain edge, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon, 1936 below, wt. 31.45gms. (as Giordano FM.43f but in 14ct.), minor hairlines, practically as struck £400-450 *ex D Aldred Collection

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1238. 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 64 Deep Cameo £7000-8000

1239. George VI, silver threepences (6): 1937 (2), proof and currency; 1938; 1939; 1940; 1941, bare head l., rev. shield on rose (S.4085), mint state or virtually so (6) £40-60

1240. George VI, silver threepences (3): 1942; 1943; 1944, bare head l., rev. shield on rose (S.4085), mint state or virtually so, the last scarce (3) £60-80

These dates were issued for Colonial use only.

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS

1241. George VI, Maundy set, 1937, bare head l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4086), a little toning to some of the coins, mint state (4) £100-120

1242. George VI, nickel-brass threepences (12), first issue, with IND: IMP.: 1937, proof; 1937, currency issue (2); 1938; 1939; 1940; 1941; 1942; 1943; 1944; 1945 1948, bare head l., rev. thrift plant (S.4112), mint state with good or full lustre (12) £140-180

1243. George VI, nickel-brass threepence, first issue, withIND: IMP., 1946, bare head l., rev. thrift plant (S.4112), a few minor specks but mint state and the rarest date of the series £600-800 *bt. M. Rasmassen, 2005

1244. George VI, nickel-brass threepences, second issue (2): 1949; 1950, bare head l., rev. thrift plant (S.4113), both virtually mint state with some lustre, 1949 rare and 1950 scarce (2) £300-500

1245. George VI, proof nickel-brass threepences, second issue (2): 1950; 1951; currency issues (2): 1951; 1952, bare head l., rev. thrift plant (S.4113), the proofs as issued in the sets, virtually mint state with some lustre, the 1952 mint state, the 1951 nearly so (4) £60-80

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS

1246. George VI, proof pennies (4): first issue, with IND: IMP, 1937 (2); second issue (2): 1950; 1951, bare head l., rev. Britannia seated r. with shield and trident (S.4114, 4117), all mint state (4) £80-120

All as issued in the sets.

1247. George VI, pennies, first issue (11): 1937 (2); 1938; 1939; 1940, double exergue line; 1944; 1945; 1946; 1947; 1948 (2), bare head l., rev. Britannia seated r. with shield and trident (S.4114), all mint state or virtually so, many with lustre (11) £100-140

1248. George VI, pennies, second issue (4): 1949 (2); 1950; 1951, bare head l., rev. Britannia seated r. with shield and trident (S.4117), all mint state with lustre, the latter two scarce (4) £100-150

1249. George VI, proof halfpennies (3): 1937, first issue, with IND: IMP.; second issue (2): 1950; 1951, bare head l., rev. ship sailing l. (S.4115, 4118), all mint state (3) £60-80 All as issued in the sets.

1250. George VI, halfpennies, first issue (6): 1937; 1938; 1939; 1940; 1945; 1948; second issue (5): 1949; 1950; 1951; 1952 (2), bare head l., rev. ship sailing l. (S.4115, 4118), all mint state, many with lustre (11) £80-120

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS

1251. George VI, proof farthing, 1937, first issue, with IND: IMP.; second issue (2): 1950; 1951, bare head l., rev. wren l. (S.4116, 4119), mint state (3) £60-80 All as issued in the sets.

1252. George VI, farthings, a complete date set, first issue (13): 1937; 1938; 1939; 1940; 1941; 1942; 1943; 1944; 1945; 1946 (2); 1947; 1948; second issue (5): 1949; 1950; 1951 (2); 1952, bare head l., rev. wren l. (S.4116, 4119), all mint state, many with full lustre (18) £120-150

1253. Elizabeth II, proof nickel-brass threepence, bronze penny, halfpenny and farthing, 1953, Coronation (S.4152, 4154-56), all choice mint state (4) £50-60

1254. Elizabeth II, pre-decimal issues, 1953-1970, nickel-brass threepences (17, includes proof 1970); bronze pennies (11), includes proof 1970); halfpennies (21, includes proof 1970), and farthings (9) (S.4152, 4154- 56), all mint state (58) £100-150

1255. G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign four-coin collection, 1980, five pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint (S.PGS01), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC (4) £2000-2500

1256. G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign four-coin collection, 1982, five pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint (S.PGS03), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC (4) £2500-3000

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS

1257. G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign four-coin collection, 1982, five pounds to half sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint (S.PGS03), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC (4) £2500-3000

1258. G Elizabeth II, proof gold sovereign four-coin collection, 1989, five pounds to half sovereign,th 500 Anniversary of Sovereign, issued by the Royal Mint, monarch enthroned facing, rev. crowned shield of arms upon crowned rose (S.PGS10), in fitted case of issue, with certificate,FDC (4) £3000-4000

1259 1260

1259. 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 £1400-1600

1260. 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 £800-1000

BRITISH COINS BRITISH COINS

1261. 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) £200-250

1262. 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 £120-150

1263. G Elizabeth II, half sovereigns, 2000 (2), head r., wearing tiara, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.SB4), contained in card holders, brilliant uncirculated (2) £200-220

1264. Elizabeth II, Maundy set, 1979, laur. head r., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4211), spot on obverse of twopence, otherwise brilliant mist state (4) £120-150

1265. Elizabeth II, proof decimal coinage, 1971-2010, collected by date, 2 pences (41, including 1996 in silver); 1 pence (39, including 2000 and 2006 in silver); ½ pence (15); with currency issues of the three denominations, all mint state, the proof issues brilliant (lot) £60-80

CHANNEL ISLANDS

1266. Guernsey/St. Helena, copper mule of Guernsey 4 doubles, 1830 and St. Helena halfpenny, 1821 (S.7201/KM.A4), certified and graded by NGC as About Uncirculated 53 Brown, very rare £800-1000

BRITISH COINS / CHANNEL ISLANDS CHANNEL ISLANDS / SCOTLAND

1267. 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) £1600-1800

SCOTLAND

1268. James VI, tenth coinage (1609-1625), gold halfcrown, type II, crowned bust r., rev. shield of arms, Scottish arms in first and fourth quarters (S.5470),fine £300-400

1269. Charles I, first coinage (1625-1635), unit, mm. thistle, crowned half-length portrait r. with orband sceptre, rev. crowned shield of arms dividing C R (S.5527), very fine £1500-2000

BRITISH COINS / CHANNEL ISLANDS CHANNEL ISLANDS / SCOTLAND IRELAND

1270 1271 1272 1270. Hiberno Norse (1035-1060), Phase II, long cross and hand type, bust l., inverted crozier behind head, rev. long cross, wt. 21.8 grains. (S.6125A; DF.23), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 62 £450-550

1271. Hiberno Norse (1035-1060), Phase III, long cross and hand type, bust l., annulet on neck, rev. long cross, hands in two angles, pellets in the others, wt. 12.7 grains (S.6132; DF.24), certified and graded by PCGS as About Uncirculated 58 £350-450 1272. Hiberno Norse (1035-1060), Phase III, long cross and hand type, bust l., pellet on neck, rev. long cross, hands in two angles, pellets in the others, wt. 12.9 grains (S.6132; DF.24), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 64 £350-450

1273 1274 1273. Hiberno Norse (1035-1060), Phase III, long cross and hand type, bust l., two pellets before, rev. long cross, hands in two angles, wt. 0.90gms. (S.6132; DF.24), toned, almost extremely fine £450-550 1274. Hiberno Norse (1035-1060), Phase III, long cross and hand type, bust l., pellet on neck, rev. long cross, hands in two angles, pellet in one other (S.6132; DF.24), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 65 £650-850

1275 1276

1275. 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 £550-650

1276. 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 £550-650

1277. Charles I, issue of 1643-4, ‘Ormonde money’, shilling, wide crown over ‘wiry’ C.R., rev. neat mark of value, D over XII, both sides within ‘wire’ line and beaded border and outer cut edges (S.6546; DF.297; KM.60), the crown on obverse bears a hint of the die break to come, otherwise good very fine and well-struck for issue £600-800

With old collector/dealer ticket priced at £3/10/-.

For other Irish coins, please see lots 1373 & 1374 in the foreign section.

IRELAND SOVEREIGNS SOVEREIGNS

1278. 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 £250-300

1279. G George IV, sovereign, 1821, laur. head l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3800), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 63 £2750-3250

1280. G Victoria, sovereign, 1847, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 62 £700-800

1281 1282 1283 1281. G Victoria, sovereign, 1851, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852C), the date slightly double-struck, practically mint state £300-350

1282. G Victoria, sovereign, 1855, WW incuse, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852D), about extremely fine £300-400

1283. G Victoria, sovereign, 1857, large 1 and 7 in date, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852D), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 63 £400-500

IRELAND SOVEREIGNS

1284. G Victoria, sovereign, 1860, inverted A for V in VICTORIA, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852D), very fine, reverse better, very rare £1250-1750

1285 1286 1285. G Victoria, sovereign, 1863, die no. 16, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3853), about uncirculated £400-500

1286. G Victoria, sovereign, 1880S, young head l., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath, S below (S.3855), about very fine £200-250

1287 1288 1287. G Victoria, sovereign, 1872M, young head l., M below, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3857), certified and graded by PCGS as About Uncirculated 55 £250-300

1288. G Victoria, sovereign, 1877M, young head l., M below, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3857C), practically mint state £450-550

1289. 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

SOVEREIGNS SOVEREIGNS

1290 1291 1292 1290. 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 1291. 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 1292. 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

1293 1294 1293. 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 1294. 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

1295 1296 1295. G Victoria, sovereign, 1899P, veiled bust l., rev. St. George and the dragon, P above date (S.3876), certified and graded by PCGS as About Uncirculated 58, scarce £300-350 1296. G Victoria, sovereign, 1899P, veiled bust l., rev. St. George and the dragon, P above date (S.3876), certified and graded by PCGS as About Uncirculated 55, scarce £320-380

1297 1298

1297. G Victoria, sovereign, 1899P, veiled bust l., rev. St. George and the dragon, P above date (S.3876), certified and graded by PCGS as About Uncirculated 55, scarce £320-380 1298. G Victoria, sovereign, 1900P, veiled bust l., rev. St. George and the dragon, P above date (S.3876), certified and graded by PCGS as About Uncirculated 58+ £280-320

SOVEREIGNS SOVEREIGNS 1299 1300 1299. 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 £240-280 1300. G George V, sovereign, 1924M, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon, M above date (S.3999), extremely fine £240-280

1301. G George V, sovereign, 1924S, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon, S above date (S.4003), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 62, rare date £2000-2500

1302. G George V, sovereign, 1926P, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon, P above date (S.4001), about uncirculated, rare £1000-1250

1303. G George V, sovereign, 1926P, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon, P above date (S.4001), about uncirculated, rare £1000-1250

SOVEREIGNS SOVEREIGNS

1304. G George V, sovereign, 1926P, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon, P above date (S.4001), practically mint state, rare £1000-1250

1305 1306 1305. 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 £180-200

1306. G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1980, bust r., wearing tiara, rev. St George and the dragon (S.SC1), in plastic case of issue, FDC £180-200

1307 1308 1307. G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1981, bust r., wearing tiara, rev. St George and the dragon (S.SC1), in plastic case of issue, FDC £200-220

1308. G Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1982, bust r., wearing tiara, rev. St George and the dragon (S.SC1), in plastic case of issue, FDC £200-220

1309. 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 £550-650

SOVEREIGNS SOVEREIGNS TOKENS

EIGHTEENTH CENTURY ENGLAND

1310. Buckinghamshire, halfpennies (3): Aylesbury (2), [F. Wheeler], 1796, Justice on chair, rev. arms (swan) (DH.3); [unknown issuer], 1796, bust of William III r., TO THE FRIENDS FOR THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY, rev. cap of liberty on pole among flags (DH.7); Chesham, Adam Simpson, 1795, cipher AS with family crest, rev. family arms and motto (DH.20), DH.3 about mint state, bronzed, attractive, DH.7 extremely fine, weakly struck in centres as usual, strip of old verdigris on and around reverse legend from 1 to 5 o’clock position and a little corrosion on obverse also, DH.20 extremely fine with some lustre that is perhaps false (3) £100-150 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1311. Cambridgeshire, Cambridge, D. Hood (2), penny-sized medal, 1796, view of King’s College Chapel, rev. King’s College (DH.7), halfpenny, wheatsheaf, rev. PRINT SELLER etc. (DH.19a); County, farthing, beehive and bees, rev. bust of Newton (DH.37), extremely fine, DH.7 a little scuffed in the fields, DH.19a with some original colour (3) £80-100 *ex Baldwin’s vault

TOKENS TOKENS

1312. Hampshire, halfpennies (12): Emsworth (9), John Stride, 1793, ship, rev. female seated r., supporting anchor (DH.9); tokens for general circulation, devices including bust of Earl Howe l., seated female r. etc. (8 – DH.11/18/20/20a/29c/29f/30a/33); Gosport (3), J. Jordan, 1794, helmeted bust l., rev. ship (2 – DH.41/42); Benn and Jonn Jones, 1796, Hope standing, rev. ship (DH.43), DH.33 fine or better for issue, with false lustre, the rest very fine to nearly extremely fine (12) £150-200

With the vendor’s tickets and envelopes.

1313. Hampshire, halfpennies (6): Emsworth (3), John Stride, 1795, bust of Earl Howe l., rev. Britannia (DH.23); for general circulation (2), bust of Howe, revs. Britannia, 1794 (DH.13), ship (DH.30); Newport (IoW), Robert Bird Wilkins, 1792, his bust l., rev. ancient ship (DH.46); Portsmouth, and Chichester (Sussex), Sharp and Chaldecott, 1794, bust of John Howard l., rev. star and crescent above castle (DH.55); Southampton, W. Taylor, R.V. Moody & Co., helmeted bust r., rev. County arms (DH.89), extremely fine or better, DH.23 and 46 with lustre (perhaps false on DH.46), DH.89 a bronzed proof, die crack at end of obverse legend (6) £130-180

With the vendor’s tickets and envelopes.

1314. Hampshire, Emsworth, Skidmore’s halfpennies (2), bust of Earl Howe l., revs. anchor, 1794 (DH.35), bust of David Garrick l. (DH.36a), DH.35 good extremely fine, bronzed, partially toned on obverse, DH.36a with minor edge knocks and a little verdigris otherwise nearly very fine, very rare (2) £100-150 *DH 36a ex Baldwin Basement 2014, lot 295, ex Cokayne

With the vendor’s tickets and envelopes.

TOKENS TOKENS

1315. Hampshire, halfpennies (11): Newport (IoW), Robert Bird Wilkins, 1792, his bust l., rev. ancient ship (DH.46); Petersfield, Eames, Holland & Andrews, 1793, mounted dragoon, rev. stork (DH.48); Portsmouth, and Chichester (Sussex), Sharp and Chaldecott, 1794, bust of John Howard l., rev. star and crescent above castle (2 – DH.54/55); for general circulation, 1795, as previous, rev. Britannia (DH.57a); Portsmouth, J. Brent, 1797, facing bust of Viscount Jervis, rev. man-of-war (DH.60a, issuer name erased from edge); Thos Sharp, 1797, Neptune crowning Jervis with laurel wreath, rev. PURSUED AND DEFEATED THE SPANISH FLEET etc. (DH.64); Portsea, George Edward Sargeant, 1794, Family arms (3), revs. ship, no legend (DH.68), with HALFPENNY (DH.69), with PAYABLE (DH.73); Southampton, for general circulation, bust of St Bevois r., rev. Moneta seated, with scales (DH.90); penny-sized medal in white metal by William Mossop, 1794, bust of Earl Howe l., rev. THE MEMORABLE VICTORY etc. (DH.6), DH.90 good fine for issue, the rest nearly very fine to nearly extremely fine (12) £150-200

With the vendor’s tickets and envelopes.

1316. Hampshire, Southampton, Naval farthings (2): bust of Admiral Lord Hood r., rev. anchor (DH.100); bust of Admiral McBride l., rev. naval crown within oak wreath (DH.112), DH.100 about mint state, DH.112 good extremely fine, both with reflective surfaces and original colour, rare (2) £120-150

With the vendor’s tickets and envelopes.

1317. Kent, Godinton [near Ashford], J[ohn] Toke, hop pickers’ tokens in brass (3): sixpence, 1767, surname in monogram, rev. basket of hops (DH.22 and p.62); value unknown, cast, uniface (2), family crest (DH.25), initials (DH.26), very fine for issue, rare, DH.22 especially so with both sides struck from unflawed dies (3) £180-250

First struck for the issuer on behalf of the Hon. Thomas Harrison, Attorney-General of Jamaica, after his visit to Toke’s farm.

TOKENS TOKENS

1318. Middlesex, Hackney, David Alves Rebello, restrike penny, 1796, the Church, gravestones in foreground, I Milton F in exergue, rev. Father Time beside coin cabinet, shield bearing name, scythe behind, globe and plant in pot either side (DH.24 and note), extremely fine, rusting of both dies evident in many areas, several minor rim knocks either side and on close inspection there seem to be scratch marks to the left of Time’s cloak, extremely rare £120-180 *ex Longman, lot 98 (part) ex Baldwin’s vault

1319. Middlesex, National series, birthday of Queen Charlotte, 19 May 1795, penny-sized medal in silver, bust of George III r., Droz.F. beneath, rev. FROGMORE DIE XIX MAII M·DCC·XCV· (DH./ McK. 181Bis I), good extremely fine, unevenly toned but with much mint bloom beneath, three small rim knocks on reverse, rare £120-180 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1320. Suffolk, Ipswich, Jas Conder, penny, 1795, bust of Cardinal Wolsey, BORN AT IPSWICH, rev. Wolsey’s Gate (DH.10), good extremely fine and lustrous, minor flawing on reverse as usual, lacquered, rare £80-130

1321. Warwickshire [correctly Shropshire etc.], John Wilkinson, halfpennies, 1787, his bust r., rev. workman in forge, tilt-hammer above (2), with chain-pattern border on reverse (DH.345), with semi-circular window and brickwork above hammer (DH.359), DH.345 nearly very fine, rare, DH.359 good very fine, hairline die flaw as usual below hammer, minor rim knocks, scarce (2) £50-80 *ex Baldwin’s vault

TOKENS TOKENS NINETEENTH CENTURY

1322. Cornwall, Camborne, [W. Reynolds], Cornish penny, PAYABLE IN CASH NOTES AT DOLCOATH MINE, rev. arms etc. of Lord de Dunstanville (W.680), a few shallow marks in obverse field, otherwise good extremely fine and nicely toned £100-130

1323. Gloucestershire, Gloucester, Jas Whalley, silver shilling, City arms, rev. PAYABLE etc. (Dalton 11); Co. Durham, Gateshead, John Harrop, farthing, 1814, GROCER & TEA DEALER, rev. tea chest (W.742); Middlesex, London, Sparrow, farthing, 1823, his bust l., rev. balloon, ASCENDED AT OXFORD (W.2840); Norfolk, Yarmouth, S. Lessy, farthing, GROCER AND TEA DEALER, rev. town arms (W.5260); Northumberland, Newcastle, John Elliott, farthing, TOBACCONIST, rev. tobacco plant (W.891), extremely fine or better (5) £80-130

1324. Warwickshire, Birmingham, [Overseers of the Poor], threepence, 1813, the Workhouse, rev. Borough arms (W.381), slight scuffing in the fields, and a few edge knocks as usual, otherwise good very fine, better than average for these issues £100-150

At 74.49gms. this specimen is heavier than any of the threepences that the Withers recorded.

TOKENS TOKENS

1325. Ireland, Co. Dublin, Dublin, W.F. B[ently] & Co., penny, 1804, Hibernia, PAYABLE AT THE PAWNBROKERS OFFICE (DH.4), good very fine, rare £50-80 ex Baldwin’s vault

1326. Scotland, Dumfriesshire, Moffat, William Walker, farthing, 1817, beehive and bees, rev. GROCERIES HARDWARE &C (W.-; Bell 1966, p.251 and J. Noble Coll., lot 1265), nearly extremely fine, small flan clip, extremely rare £200-300

Only the third recorded example of this issue, and considerably superior to the other two known.

1327. Scotland, Renfrewshire, Greenock, McFie, Lindsay & Co, countermarked Mexican 8 reales, 1817JJ, Mexico City, obv. ring countermark, MCFIE LINDSAY & COY * GREENOCK, 4/6 in centre (Manville 57, and p.112, this coin listed; Hodge, BNJ 2009, p. 243, no. 9, this coin; Hodge, SNC December 2011, pp.137-38; KM.CC58), large piercing at top, coin fine, countermark very fine £375-450 *ex A. T. Macmillan Collection [from R. Milcarek, December 1994] Dix, Noonan, Webb, 28 September 2006, lot 1034 Dix, Noonan, Webb, 2 April 2014, lot 566

McFie, Lindsay & Co, wholesale grocers, 3 William street, fl. 1815-34; their countermarked dollars were withdrawn during August 1828. The details of the provenance of this coin, as given by Manville, should be ignored.

TOKENS TOKENS FOREIGN COINS

1328 1329 1328. Argentina, Rio de la Plata, 8 reales, 1815F, Potosi mint, radiant sun with face, rev. arms within wreath (KM.14), good fine £150-200 1329. Argentina, Rio de la Plata, 8 reales, 1836RA P, radiant sun with face, rev. arms within wreath (KM.20), good very fine £220-250

1330. Argentina, Buenos Aires, decimo, 1822 (KM.1), extremely fine; 2 reales, 1844; Cordoba, 4 reales, 1851; real, 1848 (KM.8, 24.3, 26.1), except where stated, fair to fine (4) £80-100

1331. Argentina, Cordoba, 8 reales, 1852, castle with flags,rev . radiant sun with face (KM.32), very fine £180-220

1332. Argentina, La Rioja, 4 reales, 1850RB; 2 reales, 1842, General Rosas; ½ real, 1854B (KM.20, 12, 25), the last very fine, the others about fine (3) £100-120

1333. G Argentina, Republic, argentino (5 pesos), 1882, arms within wreath, rev. head of Liberty r. (KM.31; Fr.14), about mint state £200-250

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS

1334. G Argentina, Republic, argentino (5 pesos) (2): 1883; 1884, arms within wreath, rev. head of Liberty r. (KM.31; Fr.14), about mint state (2) £400-500

1335. G Argentina, Republic, argentino (5 pesos) (2): 1885; 1886, arms within wreath, rev. head of Liberty r. (KM.31; Fr.14), about mint state (2) £400-500

1336. G Argentina, Republic, argentino (5 pesos) (2): 1887; 1888, arms within wreath, rev. head of Liberty r. (KM.31; Fr.14), about mint state (2) £400-500

1337. Argentina, Republic, peso, 1882, arms within wreath, rev. head of Liberty l. (KM.29), light uneven toning, uncirculated £350-400

1338. Argentina, Republic, 50 centavos, 1883 (2), arms within wreath, rev. head of Liberty l. (KM.28), very fine and about mint state; with 50 centavos, 1941 (2); 20 centavos, 1882; 10 centavos (3): 1883; 1899; 1921; 5 centavos, 1927 (KM.39, 27, 26, 35, 34); and Austria, Francis I, thaler, 1820M, laur. bust r., rev. crowned double-headed eagle (KM.2162), very fine to extremely fine (10) £150-200

1339 1340 1339. G Australia, Victoria, sovereign, 1861, Sydney mint, laur. head l., rev. AUSTRALIA within wreath, crown above (KM.4; Fr.10), about extremely fine £450-550

1340. G Australia, Victoria, half sovereign, 1856, Sydney mint, laur. head l., rev. AUSTRALIA within wreath, crown above (KM.1; Fr.9a), scratches on obverse and edge nick at 9 o’clock, otherwise good very fine £400-500

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS

1341. Australia, George V, halfpenny, 1912H, crowned bust l., rev. value within circle (KM.22), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 65+ Red Brown £400-500

1342. Austria, Charles VI, quarter thaler, undated (1711), Hall, laur. armoured bust r., rev. crowned double-headed eagle with shield on breast, value below (KM.1577.1), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 63 £350-450

1343. Brazil, Empire, Pedro I, 960 reis, 1827R, Rio, denomination and flowers within wreath, rev. crowned arms within wreath (KM.368.1), weakly struck in centre of obverse, small dig at 1 o’clock and light edge knock at 6 o’clock on reverse, otherwise very fine, rare date £200-300

1344. 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 £480-520

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS

1345. Dominica, George III, 11 bitts, scalloped circular piercing with bevelled edge on a Mexico City 8 reales of Carlos III dated 1787FM (KM 3.1; Pridmore 21), very fine, rare £900-1000

1346 1347

1346. G Egypt, United Arab Republic, 5 pounds, 1968, 1400th Anniversary of the Koran, open Koran above globe, radiant sun behind (KM.416; Fr.48), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 64 £700-800

1347. G Egypt, Arab Republic, 5 pounds 1976, Re-opening of the Suez Canal, inscriptions, rev. canal scene (KM.460; Fr.134), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 65 £700-800

1348. G Egypt, Arab Republic, 5 pounds, 1980, Egyptian Israeli Peace Treaty, head of President Sadat l., dove with olive branch to l. (KM.517), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 68 £700-800

1349. France, Louis XVI, double louis d’or, 1786T, no dot - first semester, bare head l.,rev. crowned, conjoined shields of arms (KM.592.14; Fr.474), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 62 £900-1000

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS

1350. G France, Charles X, 5 francs, 1826A, bare head l., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (KM.720.1; Gad.643), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 64, an exceptionally fine example of this scarce crown: fully original golden grey toning with some small carbon spots on the portrait, the reverse most appealing with lighter toning and almost entirely free of marks, very scarce so fine £500-600

1351. French Colonies, Louis XV, billon 2 sols, 1762BB (Strasbourg), crowned L with three fleurs de lis, rev. crowned floral doubleL monogram (KM.500.4), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 62 £380-420

1352 1353 1354

1352. Germany, Frankfurt, double vereinsthaler, 1866, laur. bust r., rev. eagle (KM.365), lightly toned, light marks before bust, extremely fine £100-150

1353. Germany, Hannover, George V, double vereinsthaler, 1866B, bare head l., rev. crowned arms with supporters (KM.240), uneven toning on obverse, good extremely fine £100-150

1354. Germany, Saxony-Albertine, Johann, double vereinsthaler, 1855F, bare head l., rev. arms within crowned mantle (KM.1190), extremely fine £100-150

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS

1355 1356 1355. Germany, Saxony-Albertine, Johann, double vereinsthaler, 1872B, conjoined busts r., rev. 1822/10 NOVEMBER/1872 within crowned wreath (KM.1231.1), scratch at 7 o’clock on obverse, extremely fine £100-150

1356. Germany, Prussia, Friedrich Wilhelm III, double vereinsthaler, 1840A, bare head r., rev. arms within crowned mantle (KM.425), good extremely fine £100-150

1357. G German East Africa, 15 rupien, 1916T, elephant r., rev. eagle with shield on breast (KM.16.1; Fr.1), slight trace of mount removal on edge, extremely fine or better £1500-2000

1358. G Greece, George I, 20 drachmai, 1876A, bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms over mantle (KM.49; Fr.15), a few surface marks, about extremely fine, scarce £300-350

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS

1359. Haiti, Republic, essai 20 centimes, 1877IB CT, in copper, unsigned, bust of Mercury l., rev. value, edge plain (KM.Pn75), certified and graded by PCGS as Specimen 63 Brown £220-250

1360. 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 £650-750

1361. India, Post Gupta, Kadambus of Hangal, anonymous, in the name of Nakaresvera, chief Deity of Bankapur, pagoda (c.1075-1190), Hanuman seated facing, rev. ornamental scroll within beaded and toothed borders, wt. 4.21gms. (Mitchener, Karmatika-Andhra 229-231; Fr.317), minor striking weakness but extremely fine £1600-2000

1362 1363 1362. India, Princely States, Hyderabad, Mir Usman Ali Khan, ½ ashrafi, AH.1341//12, Chahar Minar gateway, rev. Persian inscription (KM.Y56.2; Fr.1166), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 64 £800-1200

1363. India, Princely States, Hyderabad, Mir Usman Ali Khan, ¼ ashrafi, Hyderabad 1364/36h, Chahar Minar gateway, letter ‘ain in doorway, rev. Persian inscription (KM.Y55; Fr.1167), brilliant about uncirculated and rare £550-650

An unrecorded date in KM.

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS

1364. India, Independent Kingdoms, Kutch, Madanasingh, kori, VS.2004, 1947, coronation of Madanasinghji, inscriptions in Nagari both sides (KM.XM7; Fr.1281), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 65 £3000-4000

1365. India, East India Company, Bombay presidency, mule 2 pice, 1804, arms both sides, die axis ↑↓ (cf. KM.206), certified and graded by NGC as About Uncirculated Details, Cleaned £1000-1500

Very rare.

1366. India, East India Company, Madras presidency, mohur, undated (1819), shield of arms with supporters, rev. Persian inscription (KM. 421.1; Fr.1587; Pr.241), a sea-salvage coin with dull surface, otherwise good very fine £1200-1500

Recovered in October 1965 from the wreck of the Fame, sunk off Sea Point, Table Bay, South Africa, 14 June 1822 and sold with ticket certificate, signed by Frank Mitchell, Past President of the South African Numismatic Society. Fame [629 tons] was built in 1816 by J. S. Scott at Fort Gloster, West Bengal. She was on passage from Calcutta and Madras for London when wrecked with the loss of four passengers, four seamen, and some invalided soldiers.

1367. India, East India Company, Madras presidency, copper gilt proof cash, 1803, lion rampant l., rev. value in Persian and English (KM.315b var), extremely fine, rare £250-350

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS

1368. G Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, pahlavi, SH.1331 (1952), bare head l., rev. value within wreath, lion above (KM.1162; Fr.101), very fine, the date very rare £500-600

1369. G Iran, Muhammad Reza Shah, pahlavi, SH.1332 (1953), bare head l., rev. value within wreath, lion above (KM.1162), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 65, rare £700-800

1370. G Iran, Muhammad Reza Shah, ½ pahlavi, SH.1321 (1942), legend, rev. lion within wreath, wt. 4.03gms. (KM.1147), good extremely fine, very rare £1000-1200

1371. G Iran, Muhammad Reza Shah, ½ pahlavi, SH.1330 (1951), bare head, in high relief, l., rev. value within wreath, lion above head (KM.1149), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 64, very rare £4500-5500

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS

1372. G Iran, Muhammad Reza Shah, ½ pahlavi, SH.1332 (1953), bare head l., rev. value within wreath, lion above (KM.1161), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 65, rare £650-750

1373. Ireland, Free State, proof set, 1928, halfcrown to farthing (S.6625-6632), in original card box of issue, lightly toned, FDC (8) £250-350

1374. Ireland, Republic, threepence, 1939, harp, rev. hare seated l. (S.6637), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 65, rare date £250-300

1375. Italy, Papal States, Gregory XVI, 2½ scudi, 1836B, year VI, bust l., rev. value and date within wreath (KM.1106; Fr.268), light die flaw on reverse, very fine £150-200

1376. Montenegro, Nicholas I, 20; 10; 2; 1 para, 1906, crowned double-headed eagle, rev. value and date (KM.4, 3, 2, 1), extremely fine to uncirculated (4) £230-280

1377. Netherlands, Utrecht, 14 gulden, 1751, armed knight on horseback above crowned shield, rev. crowned shield of arms divide value (KM.104; Fr.288), very fine £500-600

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS 1378 1379 1378. G Netherlands, Willem III, 10 gulden, 1875, bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (KM.106; Fr.342), very fine £150-200 1379. Netherlands West Indies, copper jeton, 1615, PECVNIÆ OBEDIVNT OMNIA, two sacks of coins, rev. CALCVLI AERARII BRVXELL, arms of Brussels (Dugniolle 3721), good very fine, rare £220-280

1380. 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) £240-280

1381. G Poland, Republic, 10 zloty, 1925, 900th Anniversary of Poland, bust of Boleslav I l., rev. crowned eagle (KM.Y32; Fr.116), virtually mint state £240-280

1382. Russia, Peter I, the Great, rouble, (1721), laur. bust r., rev. crowned double-headed eagle (KM.157.5; av.1655), flan flaw at 6 o’clock on reverse, about very fine £200-250

FOREIGN COINS FOREIGN COINS

1383. Russia, Nicholas I, poltina, 1855HI, St. Petersburg, crown over double-headed eagle, rev. crown over value and date within wreath (KM.C167.1), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 63 £1300-1500

1384 1385 1386 1384. G Russia, Nicholas II, 10 roubles, 1900, bare head l., rev. crowned double-headed eagle (KM.Y64; Fr.179; Bit.7), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 63 £300-400

1385. G Russia, Nicholas II, 10 roubles, 1901, bare head l., rev. crowned double-headed eagle (KM.Y64; Fr.179; Bit.8), certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 61 £275-325

1386. G Russia, Nicholas II, 7 roubles 50 kopecks, 1897, bare head l., rev. crowned double-headed eagle (KM. Y63; Fr. 178), fine £200-250

1387. South Africa, Griquatown, silver five pence, undated (1815-16), GRIQUA TOWN, IIIII in centre, rev. dove with olive branch in its beak (KM.Tn4; Hern GT2), lightly brushed, some minor marks, otherwise extremely fine, rare £1300-1400

1388. G South Africa, ZAR, Kruger, pond, 1893, bust l., rev. circular shield of arms over flags, eagle above (KM.10.2; Fr.2), very fine £275-325

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1389. G South Africa, ZAR, Kruger, blank pond, undated (c.1900), with rim (Hern Z56; Levine p.68, item B), mounted with neat scroll, one side engraved ‘P.B.I. en L. P. I. van Carel’, very fine £800-1000

1390. G South Africa, ZAR, Kruger, half ponds (3): 1894; 1895; 1897, bust l., rev. circular shield of arms over flags, eagle above (KM.9.2; Fr.3), all certified and graded by NGC as Extremely Fine Details, the first with graffiti, the others obverse scratched (3) £350-450

1391 1392 1391. G South Africa, ZAR, Kruger, half pond, 1896, bust l., rev. circular shield of arms over flags, eagle above (KM.9.2; Fr.3), certified and graded by NGC as Uncirculated 55 £400-500

1392. G South Africa, ZAR, Kruger, half pond, 1896, bust l., rev. circular shield of arms over flags, eagle above (KM.9.2; Fr.3), certified and graded by PCGS as About Uncirculated 53 £250-300

1393. G South Africa, ZAR, Kruger, half ponds (2): 1896; 1897, bust l., rev. circular shield of arms over flags, eagle above (KM.9.2; Fr.3), the latter damaged, both very fine (2) £200-250

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1394. South Africa, ZAR, pattern bronze 2 pence, 1874, oval shield of arms over flags, eagle above, rev. value and date within wreath (KM.XPn3), certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 65 Brown £800-1000

1395. South Africa, Whyte & Co., Cape Town, bronze halfpenny token, 1861, by W. J. Taylor, WHYTE & CO - TEA MERCHANTS & GROCERS CAPE TOWN, rev. Hope seated to l., with anchor, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE (Hern 662a), lightly scuffed, extremely fine £45-55 *ex W. V. R. Baldwin Collection ex Baldwin’s vault

1396. South Africa, George V, proof set, 1923, 2½ shillings to ¼ penny, crowned bust l., rev. various (KM. PS2), in case of issue, uneven toning, about as struck (8) £700-850

1397. South Africa, Republic, proof set, 1967, 2 rand - cent, the rand commemorating the1st anniversary of the death of Dr. Verwoerd, the others with bust of Jan van Riebeeck, rev. various (KM.PS69), about as struck (9) £20-30

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1398. South Africa, proof gold Burgers pond medallion set, 1983, bust l., rev. circular shield of arms over flags, eagle above, 22ct., wts. 1; ½; ¼; 1/10 oz., in case of issue, with certificate,FDC (4) £2000-2500

1399. 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

1400. 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

1401. 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

1402. 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

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1403. 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

1404. 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

1405. G Switzerland, 20 francs, 1886, diademed female head l., rev. shield of arms within wreath (KM.31.3; Fr.495), extremely fine £160-180

1406 1407 1406. 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 1407. 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

1408. 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

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1409 1410 1411 1409. 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

1410. 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

1411. 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

1412. Thailand, Rama IV, bullet coinage, gold ¼ baht (salung), undated (1851), Mongkut mark, wt. 3.79gms. (KM.C165; Fr.12), extremely fine, rare £500-600

1413 1414

1413. G USA, 20 dollars, 1877, Liberty head l., rev. eagle with shield on breast, very fine £800-900

1414. G USA, 20 dollars, 1896, Liberty head l., rev. eagle with shield on breast, certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 63 £1000-1200

1415 1416

1415. G USA, 20 dollars, 1896, Liberty head l., rev. eagle with shield on breast, certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 63 £1000-1200

1416. G USA, 20 dollars, 1896, Liberty head l., rev. eagle with shield on breast, certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 63 £1000-1200

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1417. G USA, 20 dollars, 1907S, Liberty head l., rev. eagle with shield on breast, good very fine £800-900

1418. G USA, 3 dollars, 1857S, Indian Princess head l., rev. value and date within wreath, certified and graded by NGC as Uncirculated 50 £2000-2500

1419. G USA, gold dollar, 1852, Liberty head l., rev. value and date within wreath, certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 65+, very choice £1000-1250

1420. G USA, gold dollar, type 2, 1854, Indian head l., rev. value and date within wreath, good fine £100-150

1421. USA, mint set, 1947, half dollar (mm. D) to cent; proof set, 1960, half dollar to cent, both in Perspex holders, mint state (10) £60-80

1422. USA, Hawaii, Thomas H. Hobron, copper 12½ cents token, 1879, thin planchet, T.H.H. over value, star either side, rev. R.R. over date, three stars either side (Medcalf 2TE-8), very fine or better, very rare £1400-1800

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The following coins are part of the estate of the late Miss Pamela Joan Walker, daughter of Robert Cecil James Walker. Her father’s collection was accumulated in the 1920s and ’30s, his enthusiasm for coins perhaps being inspired by his duties with the Midland Bank Ltd. in the City of London. Details of many of the coins are noted in his meticulous manuscript on individual mini-envelopes, reflecting his researches as a member of a north London numismatic society. After his death in 1938 the collection was retained intact by his daughter.

1423. Edward I, long cross pennies (14): London (8); Canterbury (4); York (2), fine to very fine; Edward VI, shilling, mm tun (S.2482), flat portrait but strong reverse; other coins (4, of which 3 Scottish), poor (19) £150-200

1424. Elizabeth I, seventh issue, crown, mm. 1 (1601-1602), crowned bust l., with orb and sceptre, rev. shield of arms over long cross fourchée (S.2582; N.2012), on a full flan but with some smoothness and marks to edge, about very fine £2500-3000

1425. Charles II, crowns (2): 1662, no date on edge; 1663, XV, no stops on reverse, first laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked Cs in angles (S.3350, 3354), fair and fine (2) £75-100

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1426. Charles II, crowns, 1662 (2), one edge undated, one seemingly dated, first laureate and draped bust r., without rose below, rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked Cs in angles (S.3353, 3352), first good fine, second nearly fine (2) £150-200

1427 1428

1427. Charles II, crowns (3): 1664 (2), edge XVI, one with graffiti initials ‘MW’ and ‘JJ’ on obverse; 1668, edge VICESIMO, second laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked Cs in angles (S.3355, 3357), the first two about fine, the last good fine (3) £120-160

1428. Charles II, crown, 1667, DECIMO NONO, offset stops on edge, second laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked Cs in angles (S.3357), obverse about fine, reverse better £80-120

1429. Charles II, crowns (2): 1671, V. TERTIO; 1672, V. QVARTO, third laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked Cs in angles (S.3358), the edge of first gilt and side-pierced, nearly very fine, the second fair (2) £120-150

1430. Charles II, crown, 1673, V. QVINTO, third laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked Cs in angles (S.3358), good fine £140-180

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1431. Charles II, crown, 1673, V. QVINTO, third laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked Cs in angles (S.3358), good fine £140-180 1432. Charles II, crowns (3): 1673, V. QVINTO; 1677, V .NONO; 1679, T .PRIMO, third laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked Cs in angles (S.3358), fair to fine (3) £120-150

1433. Charles II, crowns (2), 1677, V. NONO, third laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked Cs in angles (S.3358), both about fine (2) £150-200

1434 1435

1434. Charles II, crown, 1679, T. PRIMO, third laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked Cs in angles (S.3358), good fine £140-180

1435. Charles II, crown, 1684, T. SEXTO, fourth laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked Cs in angles (S.3359), fine £140-180

1436. Charles II, halfcrowns (3): 1673, V. QVINTO; 1677, V. NONO; 1679, T. PRIMO, fourth laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked Cs in angles (S.3367), fine to good fine (3) £100-150

1437. Charles II, shilling, 1663, first laur. bust variety r.,rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked Cs in angles (S.3372); James II, shilling, 1685, laur. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3410), the first about fine, the second toned, about very fine (2) £150-200

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1438. 17th century token, Northamptonshire, Daventry, Zacheus Freeman, bookseller, halfpenny, closed bible (W.21; Dickinson 21; Waddell 19), unpriced), nearly very fine £60-80

1439 1440

1439. James II, crown, 1687, TERTIO, second laur. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3407), good fine £140-180

1440. James II, crown, 1688, QVARTO, second laur. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3407), a couple of edge bruises, fine £140-180

1441. James II, crown, 1688, QVARTO, second laur. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3407), fine; halfcrowns (2), first bust, one 1687 (S.3408),fair to fine; fourpence, 1687, fair to very fine (4) £140-180

1442. William and Mary, halfcrown, 1689, PRIMO, conjoined laur. busts r., rev. first crowned shield of arms (S.3434), graffiti initials by shield, about very fine; 1692, QVARTO, second conjoined laur. busts r., rev. second crowned shield of arms (S.3436), haymarked, nearly very fine (2) £100-140

1443. William and Mary, halfcrown, 1693, QVINTO, conjoined laur. busts r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked WMs in angles (S.3436), fine; others (2), 1689, first and second reverses (S.3434, 3435),fine and fair (3) £100-150

1444. William and Mary, shilling, 1692, inverted 1 in date, E of REX over T, conjoined busts r., rev. crowned

cruciform shields, monogram in angles (S.3437; ESC.1075B; Bull 865), good fine £100-150 R of REX possibly over E but not visible to the naked eye.

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1445. William III, crowns (5): 1695 (2), one with graffiti initials MW in two angles of reverse; 1696 (3), first laur. and dr. bust r. rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3470), fair to fine, one 1696 damaged; and a crown of Charles II, worn (6) £80-120

1446. William III, crown, 1696, OCTAVO, first laur. and dr. bust r. rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3470), nearly very fine £100-140

1447. William III, crowns, 1696, OCTAVO (2), first laur. and dr. bust r.rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3470), good fine (2) £100-140

1448. William III, crowns, 1696, OCTAVO (4), first laur. and dr. bust r.rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3470), fair or better (4) £100-140

1449. William III, halfcrowns (3), 1696, OCTAVO; 1697, NONO; 1698, DECIMO, varieties, laur. and dr. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3481, 3487, 3494), nearly very fine (3) £150-200

1450. William III, halfcrowns (2): 1697; 1699, fine and fair; other halfcrowns (3): Anne, 1707E (2), both fine; George II, 1746 LIMA, nearly very fine (5) £80-120

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1451. William III, shillings (3), 1696B, C & N for Bristol, Chester and Norwich; sixpences (2): 1697; 1697C, for Chester, laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3498, 3499, 3501, 3531, 3533), first and last fine, second worn, third good fine, fourth good very fine (5) £150-200 1452. Anne, halfcrown, 1703, TERTIO, VIGO, bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3580), about very fine £200-250 1453. Anne, Pre-Union: shilling; sixpence, 1702 VIGO (S.3586, 3590); Post-Union: shillings (3); sixpence, 1711, one with damage to edge, toned, very fine; fourpences, 1710 (2), except where stated, fine to good fine (8) £100-140

1454. Anne, crown, 1707E, SEXTO, second dr. bust l., E below, rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3600), some light adjustment marks, small edge knock on reverse, otherwise very fine £150-200

1455. Anne, crowns (2): 1707E, SEXTO; 1708, 8 over 7, SEPTIMO, second bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3600), edge flaw to first above head, second with verdigris on obverse, otherwise both good fine (2) £150-200

1456. Anne, crown, 1707E, SEXTO, second dr. bust l., E below, rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3600); halfcrowns (3): 1707E, SEXTO; 1709, OCTAVO, plain; 1713, DVODECIMO, roses and plumes (S.3604, 3607), 1707E halfcrown about very fine, others about fine (4) £120-150

1457. Anne, halfcrowns, 1709, OCTAVO (2), dr. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3604), very fine or nearly so, well-struck edges (2) £150-200

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1458. Anne, halfcrowns, 1709, OCTAVO (2), dr. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3604), fine and good fine (2) £100-150 1459. Anne, halfcrowns (4): 1707E, SEXTO (3); 1708, SEPTIMO, bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3605), all about fine (4) £150-200

1460. Anne, shilling, 1707, third bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3610; ESC.1141; Bull 1395), good very fine £100-150

1461. Anne, silver medals (2): Accession, 1702, by John Croker, crowned bust l., rev. crowned heart on pedestal inscribed, ATAVIS REGIBVS, oak and olive spray to either side, ENTIRELY ENGLISH, 36mm.; Coronation, 1702, the official silver medal, by John Croker, crowned bust l., readsFR: , rev. Anne, as Pallas, hurls a thunderbolt at a double-headed monster, 35mm. (MI.227/1, 228/4; Eimer 388), first about extremely

fine, the second about very fine (2) £250-300 1200 specimens of the latter struck.

1462. George I, halfcrown, 1723, DECIMO, SSC, laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, SSC in angles (S.3643), light graffiti initials ‘WB’ on obverse, fine £80-120

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1463. George I, shillings, 1715, roses and plumes (2), first laur. bust r.,rev. crowned cruciform shields, roses and plumes in angles (S.3645), one very fine, one a little better (2) £120-150

1464. George I, shillings (8): 1718, roses and plumes; 1720, plain; 1723SSC (6), laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3645, 3646, 3647), fine or a little better (8) £100-140

1465. George II, halfcrown, 1731, QVINTO, roses and plumes, young laur. and dr. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields, roses and plumes in angles (S.3692), about very fine £200-250

1466. George II, halfcrowns (4): 1743, D.SEPTIMO; 1745, D.NONO, both with roses in angles; 1745, 1746, 6 over 5, both LIMA (S.3694, 3695, 3695A), first and third good fine, other two fine (4) £100-140

1467. George II, halfcrowns (2): 1743, D. SEPTIMO; 1745, 5 over 3, NONO, old laureate bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields, roses in angles (S.3694), first fine, second a little better (2) £120-150

1468. George II, halfcrowns (2): 1745, reads GEORGIUS; 1746, 6 over 5, reads GEORGIVS, both LIMA, edges both D. NONO, old laureate bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3695, 3695A), first fine, second a little better (2) £120-150

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1469. George II, shilling, 1745, LIMA, old laur. and dr. bust l., LIMA below, rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3703), attractively toned, nearly mint state £250-300

1470. George II, shillings (5): 1745 LIMA; 1747, roses; 1758 (3); sixpences (15): 1757 (5); 1758 (10), mostly fine (20) £80-120

1471. George II, shilling, 1758, old laur. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3704), peripheral tone, mint state £200-300

1472. George II, shillings, 1758 (3), old laur. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3704), one about extremely fine, the others about very fine (3) £120-160

1473. George II, sixpence, 1739, roses, young laur. and dr. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3708), light tone to obverse, virtually mint state £200-300

1474 1475 1476

1474. George II, sixpences (4): 1739, roses (S.3708); 1746 LIMA (S.3710); 1757; 1758 (S.3711), fine to very fine (4) £80-120 1475. George II, sixpences, 1757 (3), old laur. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3711), all extremely fine to uncirculated (3) £200-250 1476. George II, sixpences, 1758 (3), two 8/7, old laur. bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3711), mint state or virtually so (3) £200-250

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1477 1478 1479 1480 1477. George II, young head coinage, threepences (2): 1749; 1746, 6/3; twopences (4): 1731; 1739 (2); 1759 (S.3713B, 3714, 3714A); with George I, threepence, 1723 (S.3655), very fine, twopences marginally better (7) £80-120

1478. George II, silver pennies (6): 1737; 1743 (3); 1746; 1758 (S. 3715A), extremely fine or virtually so (6) £100-150

1479. George III, third guinea, 1809, laur. head r., rev. crown, date below (S.3740), haymarked through G of GRATIA, very fine £120-150 1480. George III, coinage of 1787, shillings (9), no hearts (3), hearts (6); sixpences (9 - all but one with hearts); threepence, 1762 (S.3743, 3746, 3748, 3749, 3753), some very fine but mostly fine (19) £200-300

1481 1482

1481. George III, dollar, oval countermarked on portrait 8 reales of Charles IV, 1794FM, Mexico City (S.3765A; ESC.129; Bull 1852), countermark very fine, host coin nearly so £250-350 1482. George III, Bank of England, dollar, 1804, type A/2, laur. and dr. bust r., rev. Britannia seated l. within crowned Garter (S.3768; ESC.144; Bull 1925), very fine £200-250

1483. George III, Bank of England, dollars, 1804 (2), one ex-mount, fair to fine; and a damaged contemporary forgery; with a small quantity of minor silver coins, mainly 18th century; coppers (7), fair to fine, several pierced (lot) £80-120

1484. George III, Bank of England, 3 shillings, 1812 (2), laur. head r., rev. value within wreath, one with initial P stamped on obverse; eighteenpence (3): 1813, pierced, 1814 (2), similar (S.3770, 3772); Bank of Ireland, 30 pence token, 1808; minors (2), these damaged, the others fine or better (8) £80-120

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1485. George III, Bank of England, 3 shillings, 1813, laur. head r., rev. value and date within wreath; eighteenpence, 1812, similar (S.3770, 3772), both lightly toned, about mint state (2) £120-150

1486. George III, twopence, 1797, laur. and cuir. bust r., rev. Britannia seated l. (S.3776), very fine £40-60

1487. George III, restrike proof penny, 1806, plain edge, a late Soho striking from slightly flawed dies, laur. and dr. bust r., perfect date letters, 10 brooch jewels, rev. Britannia std. l., holding trident and olive branch, K and SOHO removed (P.1348), struck with proof-like fields, but handled, extremely fine or virtually so, slight curvature of obverse flan with die flaw from EG of GEORGE to top of 18 of date, very rare £120-150

1488. George III, restrike proof halfpenny, 1806, centre-grained edge, a late Soho striking, laur. and dr. bust r., rev. Britannia std. l., holding trident and olive branch, three berries on olive branch, ship with long pennant (P.1371), contained in original Soho Mint shells, spot behind king’s head and handling marks, otherwise good extremely fine £120-150

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1489. George III, proof farthing, 1806, centre-grained edge, laur. bust r., K on truncation, rev. Britannia std. l., holding trident and olive branch (S.3782; P.1386), contained in original Soho Mint shells, virtually mint state £120-140

1490 1491

1490. Georgian copper coins, mostly George III, regal, evasions and 18th and 19th century tokens; a few later, approx. 217, contained in album leaves, mostly fair or fine but some better pieces (approx. 217) £120-160

1491. Georgian copper coins, mostly George III, many 18th and 19th century tokens, approx. 163, contained in album leaves, mostly fair or fine but some better pieces (approx. 163) £100-150

1492. George III, 18th century halfpenny tokens (26), farthings (2); 19th century tokens: pennies (9) and halfpenny, generally very fine or nearly so (38) £120-150

1493 1494 1495

1493. G George III, sovereign, 1817, laur. head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3785), fine £500-600

1494. G George III, sovereign, 1820, laur. head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3785C), good fine £400-500

1495. G George III, half sovereign, 1818, laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3786), very fine £350-450

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1499. George III - George IV, halfcrowns (2): 1817, laur. ‘bull’ head r., rev. crowned shield within Garter (S.3788); 1820, laur. head l., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3807), both very fine (2) £100-140

1500 1501 1500. George III, halfcrowns, 1817 (2), large and small heads (S.3788, 3789); George IV, halfcrowns (2): 1820; 1821; shilling, 1821 (S.3807, 3810); William IV, halfcrown, 1836; groat, 1836; twopence, 1833 (S.3834, 3837, 3843); India, E.I.C., rupee, 1835; British West Indies, Anchor money, 1/8-dollar, 1822/1 (KM.2); Demerary and Essequibo, ¼ guilder, 1835, shilling good very fine, others mostly fine (11) £100-140

1501. Staffordshire, Fazeley, silver halfcrown token, 1812, Peel’s, Harding & Compy, Harding family arms between palm branches (D.4), nearly extremely fine, very rare £120-150

1502. Warwickshire, Birmingham, silver halfcrown token, 1811, Edward Wright, Chinaman by tea chest, rev. borough arms (D.4), stained, extremely fine, extremely rare £250-300 1503. 19th century silver shilling tokens (7), includes Flintshire, Hull, Nantwich, York, and sixpences (3), includes Doncaster, fine to very fine (10) £65-80

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1504. G George IV, sovereign, 1821, laur. head l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3800), good fine £400-500

1505. George IV, crowns (5): 1821, SECUNDO (4); 1822, TERTIO, laur. head l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3805), all fine (5) £100-140

1506. George IV, shilling, 1826, bare head l., rev. lion on crown (S.3812), light tone, extremely fine £120-150

1507 1508

1507. George IV, the official silver medal for the coronation, 1821, by B. Pistrucci, laur. bust l., rev. King enthroned crowned by Victory, before him stand Britannia, Hibernia and Scotia, 35mm. (BHM.1070; Eimer 1146); with sundry other medals and tokens (11), including silver (5), first nearly very fine, others varied state (12) £70-100

1508. William IV, the official silver medal for the Coronation, 1831, by W. Wyon, bust of William IV r., rev. diademed bust of Queen Adelaide r., 33mm. (BHM.1475; Eimer 1251), in the fitted red leather case of a George IV Coronation medal, good extremely fine £180-220

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1509. G Victoria, two pounds, 1887, ‘Jubilee’ bust l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3865), a little light scuffing, extremely fine or better £650-750

1510. Victoria, crowns (5): 1845; 1890; 1892; 1900 (2); double florins (4); ‘Godless’ florin, 1849,fair to fine; shillings (3): 1887; 1897 (2), virtually mint state; Maundy fourpence, 1854, very fine; with Roman Æ ( (14) £80-120

1511 1512 1511. Victoria, proof crown, 1847, UNDECIMO, ‘Gothic’ bust l., rev. crowned, cruciform shields (S.3883; ESC.288; Bull 2571), extremely fine with pleasant light tone £2000-2500

1512. Victoria, proof crown, 1847, UNDECIMO, ‘Gothic’ bust l., rev. crowned, cruciform shields (S.3883; ESC.288; Bull 2571), light scuffs in fields, nearly extremely fine £1200-1500

1513 1514 1513. Victoria, proof crown, 1847, UNDECIMO, ‘Gothic’ bust l., rev. crowned, cruciform shields (S.3883; ESC.288; Bull 2571), handled and scuffed, good very fine £800-1200 1514. Victoria, proof crown, 1847, UNDECIMO, ‘Gothic’ bust l., rev. crowned, cruciform shields (S.3883; ESC.288; Bull 2571), a slightly impaired coin with small rim nick on reverse at approximately 9 o’clock, almost extremely fine with light tone £600-800

1515. George III/Victoria, medallic pattern for a florin, 1871, struck in nickel, laur. bust of George III r.,rev . ONE FLORIN 1871, crowned shield of arms, 30mm., very fine £45-60

1516. Victoria, shilling, 1873, die no. 70, young head l., rev. value within wreath (S.3906A); William IV, groat, 1836, bare head r., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3837), both mint state, the second with lustrous blue-grey tone (2) £120-160

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1517. Victoria, Jubilee coinage, 1887: double florins, Roman I (2); halfcrown; florin; shillings (2); sixpence; threepence; veiled head shilling, 1893; Edward VII, halfcrown, 1902 (S.3922, 3924-3928, 3931, 3940, 3980), extremely fine or a little better (10) £150-200

1518. Victoria, Sir Joshua Mason’s cupro-nickel demonstration tokens (2), c. 1875, mermaid, rev. SUITABLE FOR COINAGE, 26mm. (cf. Tansley 502), very fine, scarce (2) £30-50

Sir Josiah Mason (b. 1795), Birmingham industrialist and philanthropist, knighted 1872. The mermaid on the ‘coin’ was the heraldic badge of his Trust and Mason’s College.

1519. G Edward VII, sovereigns (2): 1904; 1905, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3969), very fine (2) £350-400

1520. G Edward VII, sovereigns, 1907 (2), bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3969), very fine (2) £350-400

1521. Edward VII, crowns, 1902 (2), bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3978), both fine though one discoloured (2) £70-90

1522. Edward VII - George V, Maundy twopences (15): 1906; 1909; 1913; 1920 (2); 1921 (6); 1922 (2); 1923 (2), bare head r./l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.3988, 4019), mint state or nearly so (15) £80-120

1523. Edward VII - George V, Maundy pennies (18): 1909 (2); 1911 (4); 1912 (2); 1913 (2); 1921 (5); 1922; 1923 (2), bare head r./l., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.3989, 4020), mint state or nearly so (18) £100-140

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1524. G George V, sovereigns (3): 1911; 1912 (2), bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3996), first has been mounted and gilt, other two very fine (3) £500-600

1525. G George V, sovereigns (3): 1913; 1914; 1915, bare head l., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3996), all very fine (3) £500-600

1526. George V, pattern double florin, 1911, by Reginald Huth, struck by Messrs John Pinches in silver, draped bust l., rev. crowned cruciform shields of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland, star bearing triskeles of the Isle of Man in centre, with rose, thistle, leek and shamrock in the angles, BRI-TANI-ARVM-REX, plain edge (ESC.401; Bull 3678 [R6]; L&S.19), light matt surface, extremely fine and exceedingly rare £2000-2500

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1527. Robert II (1371-1390), groat, Edinburgh, crowned bust l., star at base of sceptre, trefoils within tressure, rev. cross, mullets in angles (S.5131); Engllish hammered coins (4), including Charles I, Tower mint shilling, mm. sun (1645-1646), one pierced, fair to fine (5) £60-90

1528. James VI, fourth coinage, ten shillings, 1582, half length figure l. in armour, holding swordrev. crowned shield between I R and X S (S.5490), obverse marked, fair to fine, reverse nearly very fine £100-150

FOREIGN COINS

1529. Chile, Carlos IV, 4 reales, 1791/0 DA, Santiago, transitional type, laur. bust of Carlos III r., rev. crowned arms (KM.38; Cal.889, but overdate unlisted), tiny edge nick above head, otherwise very fine or better, extremely rare £800-1200

A rare three-year type and, with the overdate, only a single specimen listed in Coin Archives (first sold in UBS Sale 1991, lot 294, from the Garcia and Tarapaca Collections).

1530. Costa Rica, Republic, countermark issue 2 reales (type VII lion countermark, with issue date 1849-57), struck on obverse of Victoria, shilling, 1839 (KM.94; cf. S.3904), countermark very fine, host coin fair; another, on similar host coin, countermark about very fine, host coin worn, pierced and date not visible (2) £100-150

1531. Italy, Kingdom of Napoleon, 2 lire, 1813, with clear overdate on the second 1 over 0 and 3 possibly over 8, bare head r., rev. crowned garnished shield of arms (KM.C9.1; Gig.131a; Mont.242), extremely fine or better £200-300

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1532. Mexico, Carlos III - Carlos IV, 8 reales (4): 1772FM; 1779FF; 1797FM; 1800FM, laur. bust r., rev. crowned shield of arms flanked by two pillars (KM.106.1, 106.2, 109; Cal.916, 929, 691, 695),the last with scratch on king’s head, fine to about very fine (4) £100-140 1533. Mexico, Carlos III, 8 reales, 1779FF, Mexico, laur. bust r., rev. crowned shield of arms flanked by two pillars (KM.106.2; Cal.929), very fine £80-120

1534. Mexico, Carlos III, 4 reales (2): 1777FM; 1781FF, laur. bust r., rev. crowned shield of arms flanked by two pillars (KM.97.2), first about very fine, some weakness in legend, dark tone, second fine (2) £150-200 1535. Mexico, Carlos IV, 8 reales (2): 1791FM; good fine but much chop-marked; 1796FM, pierced, about fine; sundry Spanish and colonial: 4 reales; 2 reales (3); smaller (6); coppers (2); later silver (2), varied state (16) £80-100

1536 1537

1536. Mexico, Carlos IV, 8 reales, 1797FM, Mexico, laur. bust r., rev. crowned shield of arms flanked by two pillars (KM.109; Cal.691), attractively toned, extremely fine £80-120 1537. Peru, Carlos III, 8 reales, 1774MJ, Lima, laur. bust r., rev. crowned shield of arms flanked by two pillars (KM.78; Cal.855), almost extremely fine £120-150

1538. Spain, Carlos III, 2 reales, 1788C, Seville, laur. bust r., rev. crowned shield of arms (KM.412.2; Cay.7976), extremely fine; others (2) of Carlos IV, 1801CN, Seville; 1804FA, Madrid, fine (3) £80-120

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1539. G Spain, Alfonso XII, 25 pesetas, 1877 DE-M (2), bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (KM.673; Fr.342), very fine (2) £400-500 1540. Sweden, Carl XII, 2 caroliner (1 daler silvermynt), 1718, crowned double C monogram, rev. crowned cruciform shields (KM.322; HG.136), very fine; Vatican, Pius VII, baiocco, 1801; Egypt, Abdul Hamid II, silver 5-qirsh, AH.1293/15 (1889) (KM.294), the first two very fine, the last better (3) £200-250

1541 1542

1541. USA, half dollar, 1826, capped bust type, bust of Liberty l., rev. eagle with shield on breast, extremely fine or better £200-225 1542. USA, Washington halfpenny, 1783, large bust; Canada, a group of copper tokens and provincial copper (40); others (3), mostly fine (44) £60-80

1543. USA, Washington halfpenny, 1793, uniformed bust l., rev. starboard view of ship, edge: PAYABLE IN ANGLESEY LONDON OR LIVERPOOL (Breen 1225; DH. Middlesex 1051), very fine £150-200

1544. West Africa, bronze manilla, horseshoe-shaped bracelet with flared ends, early 19th century, 60mm. wide (Quiggin pp.89-91), good very fine and patinated; with sundry world silver (8), poor to fine; and a small quantity of well-worn and unrecognisable British silver coins (lot) £60-80

BANKNOTE 1545. Imperial Bank of England [76 King Street, Manchester], five pounds, Jan. 3, 1839, No. 6/172, black and white, vignette eagle above St. George (Outing 1323), torn on vignette, fair to fine; with a printed notice of the Uttoxeter Old Bank and Messrs. Williams & Co, ‘Bankers in London’, pertaining to their solvency, ‘Dated the 14th day of December, 1825’, torn in centre fold, fine, a fascinating historical reference (2) £50-80

The Imperial Bank of England suspended payment 30 April 1839.

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1546. Commonwealth, Oliver Cromwell, Battle of Dunbar, cast gold medal, 1650, by Thomas Simon, bust of Cromwell l., battle scene behind, THE LORD OF HOSTS. WORD. AT. DUNBAR. SEPTEM: Y 3 1650, rev. parliament assembled, wt. ??gms., 34.5mm. x 29mm. (MI.392/14; Eimer 181), pierced at top and gold ring for suspension, an early cast, several knocks and scratches and obvious signs of being worn, fine and rare £400-600

Old dealer’s ticket, ‘From discovered dies’ and ivorine display label.

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1547. The Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce, the gold Isis prize medal, awarded 1843, to Robert Matts ‘For his Design for a School House’; by Thomas Wyon, Jr., head and shoulders of Isis l., ARTS AND COMMERCE PROMOTED, rev. details engraved within and around olive wreath, 40.5mm., wt. 41.35gms. (Allen no. 13; BDM.VI, 646), in red leather case, a superb example, brilliant and virtually mint state £1200-1500

Robert Matts (1821-1897) of 23 Regent Square, St. Pancras and later 4 Cambridge Terrace, Hyde Park, was to become an architect and an iron and steel merchant with offices and yard in Star Street, Edgware Road, Paddington, London. He had won the Society’s silver medal the previous year ‘For a design for a Parliament House’. The fire that destroyed Parliament was in 1837 and whilst the Lords sat in their new chamber in 1847 it was not until 1852 that the House of Commons was completed. The cataloguers have been unable to find any further information concerning the School House design for which this substantial medal was awarded.

D. G. C. Allen, The Early Medals of the Royal Society of Arts, The Medal III, 1983, pp. 1-3.

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1548. Botany, the Linnean gold medal of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, [by reputation] awarded to William C. Carruthers, FRS (1830 –1922), botanist, keeper at the British Museum (Natural History), from 1871 to 1895; the medal by Daniel Fehrman (1710-1780), bust of Linnaeus r., in academic gown, rev. radiant star, large crown above, three smaller at compass points, REGIA ACADEMIA SCIENTARVM, wt. 28.02gms., 35mm. (Ellenius 3a; Wiséhn 59), superb, virtually mint state £1200-1500 *ex Glendining Auction, 9 December 1992, lot 476 (£260, bt. Baldwin)

Today William Carruthers is best remembered for his work in establishing the Natural History Museum in South Kensington and overseeing the move into the then new building. He was President of the Linnean Society (1886- 90) and elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1871. He was also a member of the Botanical Society of Edinburgh and President of the Geologists Association of London (1875-76).

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1549. 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 £2400-2800

Only 200 issued.

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1550. Elizabeth I, The Battle of Turnhout, silver jeton, Dordrecht, 1597, Spanish troops flee before those of Prince Maurice, VICTORIA TVRNOTANA, rev. shields of England France and United Provinces united with a cord, A DOMINO FACTVM EST ISTVD, 29.5mm. (MI.165/151; Dugn 3412; vL.I, 479), extremely fine with deep tone, rare in silver £150-200

1551. Charles II, The Peace of London or Treaty of Westminster, Dutch hollow silver medal, 1674, by C. Adolfszoon (?), Prince William (later William III), on horseback before a scene of the capture of the city of Naarden, rev. a dove, olive branch in its beak, flying left over the sea, towards the rising sun, chronogrammatic legend, A DOMINO VENIT PAX ET VICTORIA LAETA, 61.5mm. (MI.561/225; Eimer 253; Pax 281; vL.III, 131), dull surface, very fine and very rare £500-800

The Peace of London, or Treaty of Westminster, ended the Third Anglo-Dutch War, and led to the permanent possession of New York as an English colony.

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1552. James II, Stability of the Anglican church and the Trial of the Seven Bishops, cast silver medal, 1688, of Dutch manufacture, a Catholic priest and Jesuit monk with spade and pickaxe, attempt to undermine a church which is supported by a hand issuing from heaven, THE GATES OF HELL SHALL NOT PREVAILE, rev. a cherub overlooks medallic portraits of the seven bishops, each of whom is named, WISDOM HATH BVILDED HER HOVS SHE HATH HEWEN OVT HER 7 PILLERS, 58mm. (MI.625/42, illus.; Eimer 289; D. Fearon, Seven Bishops on Trial, The Antique Collector, July 1987, pp.41-45, fig.19),an excellent cast with some light tooling and sharp details, good very fine and rare £300-400

1553. William and Mary, Restorers of the Anglican Church, struck silver medal, 1689, by George Bower, conjoined draped busts r., he laureate, rev. on a pedestal a statue of William, as a Roman general, with sword and model cathedral, Time and History to either side, CÆLO DELAB ITUR ALTO, lettered edge, DUM MICAT HOC GEMINUM SYDUS FUGIT ATRA TYRANNIS, 52mm. (MI.658/18; Eimer 307a), nearly extremely fine with rich tone, very rare as a struck medal £650-750

1554. John Drummond, Duke of Melfort (1649-1714) and Colin Lindsay, Count of Balcarres (1652-1722), octagonal brass jeton, by the Roettiers, 1695, restruck from the original dies, c. 1800, by Matthew Young, coronets over arms and supporters, 39mm., very fine and scarce £100-120 John Drummond (1649-1714) was Secretary of State in Scotland under James II and followed him in exile. James II gave him the title of Duke of Melfort in 1692, for services to the Stuart cause. Colin Lindsay, 3rd Earl of Balcarres (1652-1722) was the King’s Treasurer of Scotland. He also went into exile after the Glorious Revolution, but was allowed to return to Scotland in 1700.

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1555. Anne, the attempted invasion of Scotland, white metal medal, 1708, struck with usual copper plug, by M. Brunner, laur. and dr. bust l., wearing pearl necklace, rev. a (French) ass about to feed on a (Scottish) thistle is stopped by the figure of England offering a rose, INIMICVS ODOR APPETITV FORTIOR, lettered edge, INFELIX OPERAM…, 43mm. (MI.321/146, not listed in WM; Wolf -; Eimer 429; vL. V, 100), much porosity, especially on obverse, very fine and very rare £80-100

1556. Princess Clementina Sobieska, Escape from Innsbrück, silver medal, 1719, by Ottone Hamerani, bust of the Princess l., CLEMENTINA M BRITAN. FR ET HIB REGINA, rev. the Princess escapes in a chariot, the Italian landscape and the city of Rome behind, FORTVNAM CAVSAMQVE SEQVOR, 48mm. (MI.444/49; Woolf 36:1; Eimer 484), much worn (perhaps a pocket-piece), fine to very fine £160-180

1557. James (III), Elder Pretender and Princess Maria Clementina Sobieska, Birth of Prince Charles Edward, copper medal, 1720, by Ermenegildo Hamerani, conjoined busts r., she with diadem, rev. Providence, holding the infant Prince, stands by globe showing the British Isles, PROVIDENTIA OBSTETRIX, 41.5mm. (MI.452/60; Woolf 38.1; Eimer 488), extremely fine £200-250

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1558. London, The King’s Private Roads, undated circular bronze pass, first issued 1731, crowned G R cypher, rev. FOR THE KING’S PRIVATE ROADS, 32.5mm. (D&W.320/8; Withers 1159; Bendall, SNC 1995 p.338-40, Cb), very fine; attached to it a steel key, the oval bow filled with brass interior engraved on both sides, crown above G IV R, named below ‘Mr Waller’ and, in script, ‘From Gate on Bridge Hyde Park, in excellent condition and an extremely rare survivor (2) £500-600

Early in his reign George IV instigated improvements to Hyde Park. Decimus Burton (1800-1881) created the Triumphal screen at Hyde Park Corner and also the Wellington Arch. Sir John Rennie (1794-1874), designed a new bridge to cross the Serpentine, then a river, which formally split Hyde Park from Kensington Gardens. The bridge opened in 1826. Whilst the old bridge had formed part of the boundary, this boundary now ran across the new and much wider bridge and the problem was only solved by the placing of iron railings along the middle of the bridge itself. The key is to a gate in these railings. See Thomas Dugdale and William Burnett, Curiosities of Great Britain: England & Wales Delineated ..., vol. 8:

‘This bridge, on the Hyde Park side, affords persons on horseback and on foot, a communication between the north and south sides of the park, and being divided along the centre by an iron railing, the inner half of the bridge forms the passage for those who frequent Kensington-gardens. Its cost was £36,500.’

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1559. John Campbell, Duke of Argyle (1678-1743), soldier, copper memorial medal, 1743, by J. A. Dassier, bewigged and armoured bust r., rev. within ornate cartouche, DUX DE ARGYLE ET DE GREENWICH MDCCXLIII, 54.5mm. (MI.579/216; Eimer 577; Eisler II, 292, 7), nearly extremely fine £100-140

John Campbell, second Duke of Argyle, quelled the 1715 Jacobite rebellion. He played an important part in military and political affairs during the reign of Queen Anne, contributing greatly to the Act of Union (1707). As a soldier he distinguished himself, fighting under Marlborough at Ramillies, Oudenarde, Lille, Ghent and Malplaquet.

1560. George II, The New Administration, Gower restored as Lord Privy Seal, bronze medal, 1744, unsigned, the King enthroned, eagle and triple-head at his feet, rev. half-length bust of Earl Gower,

40mm. (MI.592/241, illus.), very fine and very rare £120-150 The eagle representing Prussia, the triple-head, Jacobitism.

1561. The Duke of Wellington, Victories in the Peninsular War, copper medal [1812], by Thomas Halliday, uniformed bust r., LORD WELLINGTON, rev. military trophies within open wreath, ASSYE VIMIERA TALAVERA BUSACO, 48mm. (BHM.745; Eimer, Wellington 9; Eimer 1028), extremely fine, scarce; portrait medal of Wellington (17.5mm.) and medallets (6) from a set of his Victories (15.5mm.), by Thomason & Jones (BHM.888), very fine or better (8) £150-200

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1562. The Duke of Wellington, Victories of the Peninsular War, bronze box medal, 1815, by J. Porter, published by Edward Orme, bust of Wellington l., rev. Victory seated under a tree and inscribing a tablet, containing the full set of 13 aquatint roundels depicting battle scenes, 75mm. (BHM.866; Eimer, Wellington 80; Eimer 1074), the medal very fine, the contents in good order and several still linked, scarce £400-600

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1563. Egypt/France, the Opening of the Suez Canal, silver medal, 1869, by O. Roty, for the Compagnie Universelle du Canal Maritime de Suez, seated female figure holds aloft the light of Progress to the standing figure of Industry, beyond, a sketched route of the Suez Canal,rev . legends, 42mm. (Divo 606), matt surface, extremely fine £70-100

1564. France, Henri IV (1553-1589-1610) and Marie de Medici (1575-1642), cast bronze medal, 1603, conjoined busts r., he in decorated armour with sash and wearing the St. Esprit, she with hair high and lace collar, HENR IIII R CHRIST MARIA AVGVSTA, rev. Henri as Mars and Marie as Minerva, clasp hands, the infant Dauphin stands between, his foot on dolphin, placing helmet on his head, PROPAGO IMPERI, 67mm. (BMC [Jones] II, 15; Kress 556; Maz II, 656), beaded border to both sides, a contemporary cast, pierced between heads and I of CHRIST, very fine £150-200

1565. France, Louis XV (1710-1715-1774), Expeditions to the Equator and North Pole, copper medal, 1744, by F. Mauger, bust r., his hair tied back with bandau, rev. the King atop globe, cherubs fly away, l. and r., MENSOR ORBIS TERRARUM, in ex. MISSIS AD ÆQUATOREM/ ET POLUM AR, 41.5mm. (Divo 123), choice extremely fine £300-400

The Academy of Sciences organized several scientific expeditions to try, amongst other things, to determine the exact shape of the Earth. In 1735, two expeditions were launched, to Ecuador and Lapland. The report on expeditions to the equator and to Lapland was published in 1744.

1566. France, World War I, badges (2), by René Jules Lalique (1860-1945), silvered-bronze diamond-shaped, standing angel with letters and numeral P-R2, 32 x 28.5mm., suspension loop; ‘Poilu’ cross, 1915, silvered-brass, naked figure grasping an eagle by the throat, 34.5mm., brooch pin on reverse,both very fine (2) £80-120

‘Poilu’, or ‘shaggy one’, was the nickname for the ordinary French infantryman, equivalent to the British ‘Tommy’. Lalique, whose fame lies as a glass designer, made only a small number of medallic pieces.

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1567. Netherlands, Maurice, Prince of Orange (1567-1625), Knight of the Garter, oval cast bronze portrait medal, 1615, armoured bust turned and facing, sash around, legend in two lines partially around, MAVRITIVS AVR PRINC COM NASS ET MV MAR VE FL EQ OR PERISCELIDIS, dated in field, rev. shield of arms within crowned Garter, 55mm. x 44.5mm. (MI.205/39; vL.II, 87; Lanna 505; Löbbecke 187), probably once mounted at top and small stain on reverse at 9 o’clock, an excellent example, sharply cast, extremely fine £400-600

Prince Maurice had been elected a Knight of the Garter in 1612 and was invested at the Hague the following year.

1568. South Africa, ZAR, Paul Kruger (1825-1904; President 1883–1900), the Boer War, 1899-1900, silver medal, 1900, by Anton Scharff, bust of Kruger three-quarters l., rev. oak and olive branches, AAN DE TAPPERE STRIJDERS VOOR RECHT EN VRIJHEID, 39.5mm. (Hern 260), nearly extremely fine £120-150

1569. USA, American Numismatic Association, silver member’s medal, 1910, named to K. R. Rane with date 1921, by John Gutzon Borglum, struck by Tiffany, nude youth stands holding portrait plaque of Lincoln, FOVNDED IN NEW YORK MDCCCLVIII, signed GB in field,rev . legend within oak sprays,77mm., at one time harshly cleaned, very fine, rare £250-300

John Gutzon de la Mothe Borglum (1867-1941) is a sculptor not remembered for work on a small scale, such as this medal. He had been the original choice to carve the Stone Mountain memorial to the Confederate Generals Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson, though he was later dismissed. He bounced back some years later and designed and carved the monumental heads of Presidents George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt on Mount Rushmore. Whilst the head of George Washington was unveiled on July 4, 1930, Jefferson was not completed till 1936, Lincoln the following year and Roosevelt in 1939.

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1570. Ireland, Queenstown (now Cobh) Golf Club, Gentlemen’s Medal, 1897, engraved silver cross with crossed clubs, rev. engraved names including ‘Col. Barry’, 44.5 x 32mm., Chester hallmark, maker B. H. Joseph & Co, Birmingham, very fine £50-80 *ex Baldwin’s vault

Col. Barry – Lt Col. John Barry of Inver, Queenstown, formerly of the Royal Army Medical Corps.

1571. Aden, British Colony, Golf Ball trophy for an England - Scotland match, 1938; West Indies, St. Vincent Golf Club, ‘off the shelf ’ medal, 1910, by Elkington, golfer completes his swing (R. L. Routh), 39mm.; Military, Royal Artillery Golfing Society, bronze medal, Regimental badge, 63.5mm.; London, Bar Golfing Society, copper medal, 1908 (T. M. Hunter), 39mm., medals extremely fine (4) £50-80 *ex Baldwin’s vault

A Captain T. M. Hunter, Seaforth Highlanders, d. 22 May, 1916, aged 53, is buried at Clyne New Burial Ground (Brora Cemetery).

1572. Germany, Berlin Golf Club (now Golf - und Landclub Berlin – Wannsee), copper medal, by Vaughton & Sons, bear l., with club, BERLIN GOLF CLUB – FOUNDED 1895, rev. open wreath, 39.5mm., in case of issue, extremely fine, scarce £30-50 *ex Baldwin’s vault

1573. India, Jamalpur Golf Club, uniface silver and enamel medal, mid 20th century, golf ball motif, 40mm.; Gulmarg Golf Club, copper medal, unsigned (Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh), bust of Maharaja Partab Singh of Kashmir (1885-1925), rev. panorama of the course with space below for recipient’s name, 39mm. (Pudd. (1987) 948.11); Ceylon [Sri Lanka], Badulla Golf Club, silver button, Birmingham hallmark, 1901, this and first very fine, second extremely fine (3) £50-80 *ex Baldwin’s vault

The Railway Ecological Golf Club, Jamalpur, was established in the year in year 1912. The historic Gulmarg Golf Club, situated at an altitude of 2,650 m., is the highest green golf course anywhere in the world. Originally a 6-hole course made in 1890-91 by Colonel Neville Chamberlain, the present Club was founded in 1911 by the British.

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1574. Brunei, Government, ten ringgit, 1967, colour trial, stamped SPECIMEN, without numbers or signatures, small punch-hole bottom centre (Pick 3ct), about uncirculated to uncirculated £280-320

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1575 Jordan, Central Bank of Jordan Currency Notes, ½ Dinar, 1 Dinar, 5 Dinars, 10 Dinars, and 20 Dinars, 1992 AH1412, all with King Hussein wearing Kuffiyeh,rev. showing various landmarks, certified and graded by PCGS respectively as Gem New 65 Premium Paper Quality, Superb Gem New 67 Premium Paper Quality, Gem New 65 Premium Paper Quality, Superb Gem New 67 Premium Paper Quality, Gem New 66 Premium Paper Quality (5) £1250-2000

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