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Third Session, Commencing at 2.30 Pm Third Session, Commencing at 2.30 pm AUSTRALIAN & NEW ZEALAND TOKENS 524* 520 Andrew, Jno. & Co., Melbourne penny, 1862 (A.13). Choice Abrahams, Lewis, Hobart halfpennies, 1855 (A.1) (2); charcoal grey and red brown proof-like gem uncirculated Friedman I., Tasmania halfpenny, 1857 (A.137). Nearly very or FDC and very rare in this condition, one of the fi nest fi ne - very fi ne. (3) known. $90 $500 521* 525* Adamson, Watts, McKechnie & Co., Melbourne halfpenny, Andrew, Jno. & Co., Melbourne mule penny, 1860 (A.15). 1855 (A.3). Even brown patina, very fi ne and very scarce. Good fi ne and extremely rare. $250 $1,250 Ex Utrecht Collection, Spink Australia Sale 4 (lot 233), Sale 18 (lot 972) and Sale 24 (lot 849 part). 522* Alliance Tea Company, Christchurch penny, 1866 (A.7). Even 526* brown patina, good very fi ne and rare in this condition. Annand Smith & Co., Melbourne penny, undated (1849) $200 (A.17). Even glossy brown patina, die breaks on reverse, nearly extremely fi ne and rare as such. $240 527 Annand Smith & Co., Melbourne penny, undated (A.18); Hosie, J., Melbourne penny, 1862 (A.265). First token with surface marks, second with rust on reverse, very good - very fi ne. (2) $170 528 Annand Smith & Co., Melbourne penny, undated (A.18); De Carle, Edwd & Co., Melbourne 'Tasmania' penny (1855) 523* (A.105); Friedman, I., Tasmania penny, 1857 (A.134); Reece, Andrew, John & Co., Melbourne penny, 1860 (A.11). Brown Edward, Christchurch penny, undated (A.449). Very good patina, good very fi ne. - good very fi ne. (4) $140 $300 37 532* Brookes, Brisbane 'fancy letters' penny, undated (A.46). Contact and surface marks, good fi ne. $500 part 529* Barley, Charles C., Auckland penny, 1858 (A.27); De Carle, E. & Co., Melbourne penny, 1855 (A.103); Flavelle Bros., Sydney & Brisbane penny, undated (A.125) [illustrated]; Hide & De Carle, Melbourne pennies, 1857 [illustrated] and 1858 (2) (A.227, 237, 243) (3); Josephs, R., New Town penny, 1855 (A.309); McFarlane, J., Melbourne penny, 533* undated (A.360) and Smith, Peate & Co., Sydney penny, Brookes, W.& B., Brisbane penny, 1863 (A.49). Good undated (A.479). Very good - extremely fi ne. (9) extremely fi ne. $200 $300 Ex World Exonumia (Rich Hartzog, Il., USA) Mail Bid Sale, Sept 1991 In a slab by NGC as AU58BN. with his tickets. 534* 530* Calder, R., Castlemaine penny, 1862 (A.57). Small pitted Bateman, William Junr. & Co., Warnambool penny, 1855 area on obverse otherwise brown patina, good very fi ne (A.30). Dark tone, very fi ne and scarce. and scarce. $250 $300 531* 535* Beaven, S., Invercargill penny, 1863 (A.42). Old scratches on Clark, Archibald, Auckland penny, 1857 (A.64). Medium the obverse, usual dark brown patina, good very fi ne. brown patina, very fi ne and scarce in this condition. $180 $250 38 536* 541* Collins & Co., Bathurst penny, 1864 (A.72). Even brown Deeble, S., Melbourne penny, 1862 (A.106). Nearly patina, good very fi ne and scarce. extremely fi ne and rare in this condition. $400 $300 537* Crocker & Hamilton, Adelaide, Port Adelaide penny, undated (A.82). Good extremely fi ne. 542* $220 Evans & Foster, Melbourne penny, 1862 (A.119). Die axis at 180 degrees, pitted surface, otherwise very fi ne and scarce. In a slab by NGC as AU58BN. $500 543 Flavelle Bros & Co., Sydney & Brisbane penny, undated (A.127); Hanks and Lloyd, Sydney penny, 1857 (A.190) (2); Hide & De Carle, Melbourne penny, 1858 (A.229); Iredale & Co., Sydney penny, undated (A.291); Lipscombe, H., Hobart Town penny, undated (A.329); Mulligan, D.T., 538* Rockhampton penny, 1863 (A.392). Good - very fi ne. (7) Crocker & Hamilton, Adelaide, Port Adelaide and Burra $120 Burra halfpenny, 1857 (A.83). Very fi ne. $120 544 539 Forsaith, T.S., Auckland penny and halfpenny, 1858 (A.130, Crombie, Clapperton & Findlay, Melbourne halfpenny, 131). Good fi ne, reverse pitted; nearly fi ne. (2) undated (A.84); De Carle, Edwd & Co., Melbourne $300 'Tasmania' penny, 1855 (A.105). Good fi ne - very fi ne. (2) $200 540* 545* Davey, Jas. & Co., Sale penny, 1862 (A.90). Porous and Froomes, W., Castlemaine penny, 1862 (A.141). Planchet pitted surface, otherwise good very fi ne/nearly very fi ne fl aw at 5:30 on obverse rim, reverse pitting, otherwise good and rare. very fi ne. $450 $200 39 546* 550* Gipps Land Hardware Company, Port Albert & Sale penny, Hall, Henry J., Christchurch kangaroo and emu mule penny, undated (A.146). Very fi ne. undated (A.160). Brown with traces of red, uncirculated $200 and very rare. $1,500 Ex Spink Australia Sale 34 (lot 463). 547* Gittos, B., Auckland penny, 1864 (A.149). Medium brown 551* patina, nearly extremely fi ne. Hall, Henry J., Christchurch mule halfpenny with L.Levy's $140 reverse, undated (A.162). Grey brown patina with subdued red on the reverse, nearly uncirculated and rare. $950 548* 552* Gourlay, T.W.& Co., Christchurch penny, undated (A.151). Hall, H.J., Christchurch mule halfpenny with E.F.Dease Nearly extremely fi ne. obverse as reverse (A.163). Full underlying mint bloom with $450 blue red brown patina, uncirculated and rare. $1,000 Ex Spink Australia in 1979 and the Strathburn Collection, Sale 29 (lot 2664). 553 Hanks & Lloyd, Sydney penny, 1857 (A.390?), probably from the wreck of the 'Dunbar'; another, with considerable corrosion; Watsons Bay Ferry Co., threepence (WSB7), salvaged from the Sydney ferry 'Kuttabul' which was sunk by the Japanese midget submarine on 31st May 1942. All with heavy corrosion, poor. (3) 549* $120 Grieve, R., Eagle Hawk penny, 1862 (A.153). Slightly pitted, very slightly off-centre strike, good very fi ne and scarce. 554 $140 Harrold Brothers, Adelaide penny, 1858 (A.195). Fine. $120 40 559 Josephs, R., New Town penny, 1855 (A.309); Peace & Plenty, Melbourne penny, 1858 (A.651), upset 180 degrees. Nearly very fi ne - nearly extremely fi ne. (2) $90 560* Larcombe & Compy., Brisbane penny, undated (A.313). Die 555* axis at 180 degrees, old scratch above second 'N' of penny, Henderson, John, Fremantle pennies, 1874 and undated otherwise nearly uncirculated. (A.218, 220). Nearly very fi ne. (2) $450 $380 part 561* 556* Licensed Victuallers Association, Auckland pennies, 1871 Hodgson, A.G., Melbourne penny, 1862 (A.257). Dark grey (A.327, 328). Extremely fi ne; lacquered very fi ne. (2) brown tone, lacquered, otherwise nearly uncirculated. $300 $300 The fi rst ex Noble Numismatics Sale 105 (lot 611). Ex Spink Australia Sale 38 (lot 603) and Noble Numismatics Sale 79 (lot 869). 562* Lloyd, W.F. & D.L., Wollongong penny, 1859 (A.331). 557* Nearly fi ne. Hodgson, A.G., Melbourne penny, 1862 (A.257). Very $260 fi ne. $100 563* 558* Love & Roberts, Wagga Wagga penny, 1865 (A.336). Die Howell, John, Adelaide penny, undated (A.273). Nearly axis at 180 degrees, old obverse scratches, well struck, uncirculated. medium brown patina, very fi ne and rare. $600 $500 41 570 Murray & Christie, Melbourne penny, 1862 (A.397); Nichols, George, Melbourne penny, 1862 (A.405). Very good - fi ne. (2) $150 564* Mears, J.W., Wellington halfpenny, undated (A.362). Edge bruises and surface marks, some carbon patches within the devices, otherwise very fi ne and rare. $300 565* part Merry, T.F. & Co., Toowoomba penny, undated (A.367). 571* Extremely fi ne. Peek & Campbell - Sydney Tea Stores, Sydney pennies $250 and halfpennies, 1852 (A.426 [illustrated], 428 [upset 90 degrees to the left], 430 [illustrated]) and 1853 (A.431) by J.C.Thornthwaite. Good - very good. (4) $500 The First Token Struck in Australia Thornthwaite's Four Line Tea Stores Penny 1852 566* Merry, T.F. & Co., Toowoomba halfpenny, undated (A.368). Red brown patina, nearly extremely fi ne and rare. $700 567 Merry, T.F. & Co., Toowoomba halfpenny, undated (A.368). Uneven tone with old verdigris on obverse, otherwise good fi ne. $200 568* Miller & Dismorr, Melbourne penny, undated (A.375). Dark brown patina, very fi ne. $350 572* 569 Peek & Campbell, Sydney Tea Stores, Sydney penny, 1852, Morgan, William, Adelaide penny, 1858 (A.385). Uneven four lines inscription (A.427) by J.C.Thornthwaite. Dark, tone, fi ne. dry tone, good very fi ne and extremely rare. $100 $8,000 42 573* Peek & Campbell - Sydney Tea Stores, Sydney halfpenny, 1852 (A.429) by J.C. Thornthwaite. Die axis upset to the 578* right by 45 degrees, evenly worn, very good. Petty, Geo., Melbourne penny, undated (A.441). Die axis at $250 180 degrees, brown and red, uncirculated. $350 574 Peek & Campbell, Sydney Tea Stores halfpennies, 1852 (A.429). Good - very good. (3) $200 575* Perkins & Co., Dunedin penny, undated (A.435). Glossy dark bronze patina, good very fi ne and scarce. $250 Ex Australian Numismatic Company, 6th October 1987. 579 Reece, Edward, Christchurch pennies, undated (A.447, 449). Dark brown, good very fi ne; red brown, nearly extremely fi ne. (2) $350 576* Petersen, W., Christchurch penny, undated (A.437). Four 580* dry spots on reverse, brown patina, good very fi ne and Stokes, T., Melbourne halfpenny, undated (A.517). Thick scarce thus. fl an, obverse rim nick at 4 o'clock, dark brown patina, very $300 fi ne and rare. $450 577* Pettigrew, John & Co., Ipswich halfpenny, 1865 (A.439). Good very fi ne and scarce. 581* $300 Taylor, J., Ballarat penny, 1862 (A.569). Some old pitting from corrosion, cleaned and retoned, otherwise very fi ne. $160 43 582* Taylor, W.J., kangaroo and emu Advance Australia penny, 586* undated (A.571). Nearly full mint red, uncirculated. Wallace, James & Co., Wellington penny, 1859 (A.592).
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