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Future Auction Dates 2026

Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th December 2026

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London Coins Auction A194 September 2026 2 day event.

Start Date Saturday 5th September 2026

End Date Sunday 6th September 2026

Auction Sessions

Saturday 5th September 2026 12:30 pm until 5:00pm.

Bonds And Shares (lots 1 - 1), English Banknotes (lots 2 - 63), World Banknotes (lots 64 - 125), English Cased and Proof Items (lots 126-230), World Cased and Proof Items (lots 231 - 264), British Tokens (lots 265 - 273), Commemorative and Campaign Medals (lots 274 - 393), Miscellaneous Items (lots 394 - 418) World Coins Single Coins and Small Lots (lots 419 - 779), Roman and Ancient Coins (lots 780 - 801)

Sunday 6th September 2026 11.30 am until 5:00pm.

The Excalibur Collection ( lots 802 - 990)

English Hammered Coins (lots 991 - 1061), English Coins Single Coins and Small Lots (lots 1062 - 1773), English Coins Large Coins and Accumulations (lots 1774 - 1922), World Coins Large Coins and Accumulations (lots 1923 - 1988)

1) Germany Reich Debt Administration Bonds 1925 three sets, each of 7 different value bonds 1000 Reichsmarks, 500 Reichsmarks, 200 Reichsmarks, 100 Reichsmarks, 50 Reichsmarks, 25 Reichsmarks, and 12 Reichsmarks, 50 Reichspfennigs, folded once in the centre and with punch-hole cancellations, GVF to EF with a few pencil annotations (£80 - £100)

English Banknotes (lots 2 - 63)

2) Ten Shillings Bradbury No. in ornate font T9 S/N A/17 331178 VF (£300 - £400)

3) One Pound Bradbury T11.1 issued 1914, S/N D/50 22148, King George V at top left, (Pick349a), VF bottom left corner missing (£70 - £100)

4) Ten Shillings Bradbury T17 issued 1918 black serial A/8 287198, No. with dot, (Pick350a), Good VF (£120 - £220)

5) Ten Shillings Bradbury Third Issue T20 Red Dash in No. in serial number, 16th December 1918 S/N B/50 518288, pleasing EF or near so and scarce in this high grade (£250 - £300)

One Pound Warren Fisher T24 issued 1919 last series X/1 457235 VF (£80 - £100)

One Pound Warren Fisher T34 issued 1927, No. with dot, portrait King George V at right, Northern Ireland Issue, (Pick361a), S/N W1/8 739394 PMG 35 Choice Very Fine (£80 - £100)

8) Ten Shillings Warren Fisher T26 issued 1919 E/93 375625 (No. with dash), EF or better (£70 - £120)

9) Ten Shillings Warren Fisher T30 issued 1922 K/83 674221, Good VF (£75 - £100)

10)

One Pound Warren Fisher T31 issued 1923, C1/93 618981, portrait KGV at right, EF (£90 - £120)

11) One Pounds Warren Fisher 1923 T31 (2) H1/3 and M1/85 both VF with some faint stains the M1/85 with a small deposit of blue tack reverse (probably removable) (£120 - £150)

12)

One Pound Warren Fisher T24 issued 1919 first series K/78 543437 VF or better (£60 - £80)

13) Five Pounds Harvey London Oct 5 1922 series 113/D 59748 PMG 25 Very Fine B209a (£400 - £500)

14) One Pound Mahon B212 issued 1928 S/N G16 275942 EF/AU (one centre fold) (£45 - £75)

15) One Pound Catterns B225 issued 1930, AU and S/N H35 978130 this exact note (H35 978130) as pictured in Pam West/Duggleby for B225 (£45 - £85)

16) One Pound Catterns B225 issued 1930 (4) VF or better prefixes F02, M04, R63, S02. (£45 - £85)

17) One Pound Catterns B225 issued 1930 first series H48 180684 EF faint stain left front edge (£40 - £60)

18) Operation Bernhard (2) Twenty Pounds Catterns 20 Sept 1930 S/N 43/M 33207 and Ten Pounds Peppiatt 18 Jan 1936 S/N K/161 62180 both EF-AU (centre fold) (£60 - £110)

19) A mixed group with Ten Pounds (2) Page Lion and Key and Gill Florence Nightingale. One Pounds (9) Catterns to Isaac Newton includes some low number prefixes such as B238 02J and 02W, B268 S01C and B273 L01K. Ten Shillings Peppiatt Mauve to Fforde (7). Scotland RBS One Pound 1 Oct 1983 mixed grades some later ones in high grades (£50 - £100)

20) One Pound (13) being three groups with matching prefixes numbers Peppiatt B238 (5) 98B, 98D, 98J, 98O, 98Y these F-GVF. Beale B268 and B273 prefixes O99J 000465, J99B, R99J and E99J these generally VF or better the R99J with some stains. Mixed Mahon B212 D98 994343 Fine, Catterns B225 (2) Prefix O98 EF and W98 Fine, Peppiatt Blue B249 L98D EF (£45 - £75)

21) Five Pounds Peppiatt white B241 dated 13 Sept 1938 S/N B/276 86719 PMG About Uncirculated 53 “ Paper Makers Notch, Pinhole” (£100 - £200)

22) Ten Pounds Peppiatt white note, B242a dated 28th February 1938, series 174/V 70681, a scarce BIRMINGHAM branch issue, (Pick336c), bank stamp on back, ex mount pinholes and small hole (£800£900)

23) One Pound (8) Peppiatt Blue B249 (5) prefix A66D, B01H, C25H, D64D, H55H F-VF most in VF, B260 prefix B50B Fine, O’Brien B268 Y01C prefix EF, B273 H66L prefix AU (£35 - £65)

24) One Pound Peppiatt Blue 1940-1948 B249 (4) all with a x99x Prefix so O99E, N99E, C99E (2) average VF (£20 - £30)

25) Ten shillings Peppiatt mauve B251 (3) issued 1940 prefixes A58D, H34D & Y95E, AU-UNC (£80 - £120)

26) Ten shillings Peppiatt mauve B252, WW2 issue, prefix T08D replacement, Pick366r, Good VF or better (£400 - £500)

27) Five Pounds Peppiatt white B255 thick paper dated 17th October 1944 series E39 042453, PMG Very Fine 25 (£80 - £110)

28) Five Pounds Peppiatt white B264 dated 17 Jan 1947 S/N L17 042437, VF (£80 - £110)

29) Five Pounds White Peppiatt 14 Feb 1947 B264 (3 consecutives) L41 012413 - 012415 AU (2 centre folds) (£500 - £600)

30) One Pound Beale B269 issued 1950, very first replacement series S10S 722699 GVF inked number front, a seldom offered prefix the first we have seen for over 10 years (£70 - £100)

31) Five Pounds Beale white B270 dated 15th August 1949 series O16 021541, Pick344, PMG 45 EPQ Choice Extremely Fine (£140 - £200)

32) Five Pounds Beale white B270 dated 16th September 1949 prefix O44, Pick344, about Fine penned number front top (£80 - £110)

33) Five Pounds Beale white B270 dated 25th April 1951 U48 022128, VF (£70 - £110)

34) Five Pounds Beale white B270 dated 31 May 1949 series N50 074979, Pick344, VF with some pinholes, a signature and CARDIFF bank stamp reverse (£50 - £90)

35) Five Pounds Beale white B270 dated 3rd March 1951 prefix U04, Pick344, about VF with some faint stains (£80 - £110)

36) Five Pounds Beale white B270 dated December 13 1950 series T35 025128, Pick344, PMG Very Fine 30 (£100 - £140)

37) Five Pounds Beale white B270 dated November 6 1950 series T03 057601, Pick344, PMG Very Fine 30 (£100 - £140)

38) Five Pounds White 30 June 1949 Beale S/N N76 000272 VF some dirt and a penned signature reverse (£80 - £110)

39) Five Pounds O’Brien white B276 dated 15th August 1955, series A52A 006149, Pick345, VF small nick at top and small central tear (£80 - £110)

40) Five Pounds White O’Brien London 24 February 1956 C20A 059704 GVF with some faint brown stains in places (£90 - £150)

41) Five Pounds O’Brien B277 (7 consecutives) Helmeted Britannia at right, Lion & Key reverse issued 1957 D79 005867-005873 Unc or near so (£150 - £250)

42) One Pound O’Brien QE II Portrait B282 issued 1960, (50 consecutives) 40K prefix Unc (£150 - £200)

43) One Pound Fforde QE2 portrait & Seated Britannia B307 G reverse 1967 S/N U01E 521286 UNC with a high list price of £250 in Pam West/Duggleby (£80 - £160)

44) One Pound Fforde QE2 portrait & Seated Britannia B307 G reverse 1967 S/N U01E 521287 UNC with a high list price of £250 in Pam West/Duggleby (£80 - £160)

45) One Pound Fforde B308 issued 1967 first series replacement N01M 604272, G reverse, AU rare and desirable thus (£300 - £440)

46) Ten Shillings Fforde B309 issued 1967 last run 99Z 559795, AU-UNC a seldom offered type (£180 - £340)

47) Ten Shillings Fforde B310 issued 1967 very last run D38N (4 consecutives) 435844 - 435847 UNC (£30 - £60)

48) Ten Shillings Fforde B310 issued 1967 very last run D38N (5 consecutives) 435839 - 435843 UNC (£40 - £80)

49) One Pounds Page QE2 & seated Britannia B321 Replacement issue 1970 mid first run X01M 019111 EF or better (£20 - £40)

50) One Pound Page B322 issued 1970 very first run AN01 940276 AU (centre fold). The last high grade example we offered in 2024 LCA 185 Lot 266 graded by PMG at AU58 realised £260 (£140 - £240)

51) One Pound Page B323 MW19 447301 scarce last run replacement, issued 1970, UNC (£80 - £140)

52)

One Pound Page B323 MW19 447302 scarce last run replacement, issued 1970, UNC (£80 - £140)

53) One Pounds Page 1978 B339 very first run (2 consecutives) S/N 01A 464034 and 035 UNC (£100 - £180)

54) One Pound Page B339a issued 1978 experimental series B339a, first run 81A 875373 AU-UNC scarce thus (lists at £500 in EF with no price given in Unc in Pam West/Duggleby catalogue) (£500 - £1,000)

55) Ten Pounds Somerset B347 issued 1980 last series (2 consecutives) 31L 271537 and 271538 Unc (£80 - £160)

56) Fifty Pounds Somerset B352, Christopher Wren A03 779941 Choice Uncirculated PMG 63 (£80 - £110)

57) Fifty Pounds Somerset B352, Christopher Wren A03 779942 Choice Uncirculated PMG 64 PAPER PULL (£80 - £110)

58) Five Pounds Duke of Wellington with L reverse (3) Gill B353 First Run RD01 000073 EF, B353 SC03 358897 EF and Somerset B345 RB77 927308 EF (£40 - £75)

59) Five Pounds Gill Duke of Wellington B353 issued 1988 last run from circulation SE90 675396, UNC (£150 - £200)

60) Bristol Bank 5 Pounds cut-cancelled across signature dated 9th October 1807 number D506 for Miles, Vaughan, Miles, Baugh and Birch where Birch has been struck off, manuscript signatures for Entered Wm. Holmes and the other cut-cancelled (Outing 305b, Grant 468K), Very Good (£50 - £90)

61) Bristol Bank 5 Pounds cut-cancelled across signature dated 9th October 1807 number D519 for Miles, Vaughan, Miles, Baugh and Birch where Birch has been struck off, manuscript signatures for Entered Wm. Holmes and the other cut-cancelled (Outing 305b, Grant 468K), perhaps VF for wear and rare thus and with a central hole and a tear from it to the top edge (£100 - £180)

62) Lincoln and Lindsey Banking Company Gainsbro’ Branch Ten Pounds undated but has been hand signed AU and uniface, evidence of mounting adhesive in the four corners reverse, rare (£200£300)

63) Warwick, Warwick & Warwickshire Bank Leamington £10 dated 1st January 1887 series No.L2274 for Greenway, Smith & Greenways, hand signed (Outing 2279f), EF and scarce in this high grade (£200 - £250)

World

Banknotes (lots 64 - 125)

64) Bermuda 1 Dollar 1st May 1957 Pick 20b S/N V/1 949875 Choice Uncirculated PMG 64 FOREIGN SUBSTANCE (£90 - £150)

65) Bermuda 5 Shillings 12-5-1937, KGVI portrait at centre, S/N J 085604, Pick8a nearer VF than Fine with some light dirt and the odd tiny brown mark (£30 - £50)

66) Bohemia and Moravia 1 Koruna ND (1940) Pick 3 Unc, Bulgaria (6) 100 Leva 1951 (2), 10 Leva 1951 (2) and 1974, 5 Leva and 2 Leva 1974 all Unc, Serbia 500 Dinara 1941 Pick 27 GVF, Germany inflation issues 10,000 and 5,000 Marks 1922 and 20,000 Marks 1923 (2) these VF along with Cambodia modern post 1961 issues (23) in minty state some duplication (£25 - £55)

67) Canada Dominion of Canada 1 Dollar Pick 24Aa (DC13b) dated 31st March 1898 series H number 427638 check letter A signature of Deputy Receiver General J.M. Courtney the left VG - about Fine (£30 - £50)

68) Ceylon George VI portrait (3) 25 Cents 14.7.1942 Fine or better, 50 Cents 14.7.1942 Good and 1.12.1949 Fine faint inked annotation reverse (£25 - £35)

69) Ceylon QE II Young Portrait (2) 5 Rupees 3 June 1952 VG and 10 Rupees 16 October 1954 VF (£100 - £140)

70) China Japanese Military World War II Imperial Government 100 Yen Pick M30 (JNDA-13-54) ND 1945 overprint “Chun Yung Shou Piao” in a PCGS Gold Shield holder graded Choice UNC 64 OPQ. This note issued in Occupied Hong Kong & Mainland and printed by JIPB (£30 - £50)

71) China,. Japanese Military 5 Yen with the two flying birds obverse Unc, Germany Notgeld Verbands Suddeutsher Textil (6) 2.10 Mark Gold = 1/2 Dollar, 1.05 Mark Gold = 1/4 Dollar, 42 Pfennig Gold = 1/10 Dollar, 21 Pfennig Gold = 1/20 Dollar, 4.2 Pfennig Gold = 1/100 Dollar, 2.1 Pfennig Gold = 1/200 Dollar these VF, Keeling Cocos Islands 1/10 Rupee 1902 VF, Cuba El Banco Espanol 10 Pesos 1896 VF (£20 - £40)

72) Cuba (circa 75) with examples dating back to 1896 some duplicated, mixed grades many in high grades and includes Specimens (£50 - £150)

73) East Africa Currency Board (4) King George V portrait 5 Shillings Pick 20 dated 1st January 1933 serial number K/4 94597 3 signatures, King George VI portrait issues (3) including 1 Shillings Pick 27 dated 1st January 1943 serial number A/10 85413 4 signatures, 5 Shillings Pick 28a dated 1st July 1941 serial number T/6 53769 3 signatures and 20 Shillings = 1 Pound Pick 30b dated 1st August 1951 serial number B/70 62009 4 signatures. All Thomas De La Rue printing VF - GEF (£60 - £120)

74) Europe (11) Austria 20 Austrian Schillings 1956, Carl Auer von Welsbach on obverse ,100 Schilling 1984 Eugen Von Böhm-Bawerk facing left, 20 Schilling 1967 Carl Ritter von Ghega at right, 20 Schilling (2 )Moritz M Daffinger at right 1986, Hungary ( 3 )100 Forint (2) Portrait of Lajos Kossuth at right 19571989,50 Forint 1965-1989, Luxembourg (3)100 Cent Francs Portrait of Grand Duke Jean at left , 100 Francs - Jean 2nd. portrait 1980, 50 Francs - Jean 1st. portrait 1972-avarage VF to UNC (£40 - £80)

75)

Europe (19) France (2) French West Africa 25 Francs 1942 P#30, The Banque de France 20 French 2002, Greece (12) 5000 Drachmes large type Portrait of Theodoros Kolokotronis 1984, 1000 Drachmes (3) bust of Apollon of Olympia at centre 1987, 500 Drachmai 1968 with Demeter, Triptolemos and Persephone at centre, 500 Drachmes (2 ) Ioannis Kapodistrias at centre-left 1983 , 100 Drachmai Statue of Democritus at left 1966-1967, 100 Drachmai (2 ) Athena of Piraeus at left 1978, 50 Drachmai Head of nymph Arethusa at left 1964, 50 Drachmai Head of Poseidon 1978 , Spain (5) 2000 Pesetas obverse Spanish writer Juan Ramón Jiménez 1980, 1000 Pesetas Centennial of the Bank of Spain 1971, 1000 Pesetas obv Benito Pérez Galdós front-facing 1979, 500 Pesetas 1979, 100 Pesetas obv Spanish composer Manuel de Falla 1970 , Good Fine to UNC (£60 - £120)

76) Falkland Islands 5 Pounds dated 16-6-1983 Pick 12a Unc (£20 - £35)

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78)

France 20 Francs 31.10.1918 Pick 74 PMG 25 Very Fine (£30 - £50)

France 5 to 1000 Francs various dates from 193040’s to modern (22) in various grades Fine to EFGEF including some interesting issues, WW2 Allied Military 100 Francs (2) Pick 118b block 2 French flag reverse and Pick 123a “France” on reverse, Tresor issues, some consecutively numbered and last dates of issue for respective types (£60 - £120)

79) French Indo- China 1 Piastre ND(1953) Pick 92 (9) generally VF-AU (£80 - £100)

80) Germany Federal Republic 1940-80’s (4) Bank Deutscher Länder issues (2) 5 Deutsche Mark Pick 13i series 10 Deutsche Mark Pick 16a series Deutsche Bundesbank notes (2) made of 10 Deutsche Mark Pick 19 series E variety with “...wird mit Zuchthaus … “ in Legal clause on reverse and 20 Deutsche Mark Pick 32d series GQ1552843J variety with “...wird mit Freiheitsstrafe … “ in Legal clause on reverse and Deutsche Bundesbank copyright text on reverse. (£25 - £40)

81) Germany Konversionskasse für Deutsche Auslandsschulden (Conversion fund for German foreign debts) 10 Reichsmark Pick 200 dated 28th August 1933 series A number 0415989 perforated ENTWERTET (Cancelled), UNC (£15 - £30)

82) Germany Reichsbanknote 50 Mark “The Egg Note” (“Eierschein” as known by German collectors) Pick 65 dated 30th November 1918 series H1580 054669 variety with “№” at left of serial number, about UNC (£20 - £35)

83) Gibraltar 10 Pounds 1.7.1995 Pick 26a S/N AA068312 Unc (£25 - £45)

84) Guernsey 1 Pound dated 1st August 1945 series 2/E 2548 signed Marquand, Pick43a PMG 25 Very Fine (£150 - £200)

85) Guernsey 20 Pounds ND(1996) signed Trestain Pick 58a Unc along with Jersey 5 Pounds ND(1993) Pick 21a very low S/N FC000084 Unc (£25 - £75)

86) Hong Kong Government of Hong Kong George VI portrait 1 Dollar Pick 312 EF (£30 - £50)

87) India - Error 10 Rupees orange on white Gandhi at right red S/N 00G 736748, tiger before elephant reverse large fish tail error at bottom right EF (£200 - £300)

88) India - Government of India One Rupee Eight Annas George V at centre low grade with part of the note missing, has some doubling of the print in places and SPECIMEN stamped across the front left a right (£300 - £400)

89) India, Government of India 10 Rupees 13 October 1919 signed Gubbay S/N MD/60 744239 Pick A410v PMG Choice Very Fine 35 STAPLE HOLES (£1,000 - £1,400)

90) Iran (50) mostly 1980s and 1990s issues some duplicated mixed grades many in high grades (£25 - £75)

91) Ireland Kilkenny Bank One Guinea 8 Oct 1819 No 1343 two halves rejoined Very Good PMI PB259 rare and seldom offered (£100 - £400)

92) Ireland Northern Banking Company Limited 1 Pound Belfast Sept. 1892 Very Good S/N in red H26548, a problem free pleasing example for grade and a rare seldom offered type (£150 - £400)

93) Isle of Man Martins Bank Ltd 1 Pound dated 1st June 1950 serial No.188838, Pick19b, VF with some pinholes (£80 - £100)

94) Italy (10 ) Bank of Italy 1000 Lire Mille Arpa Estense at left centre 1969-1981, 1000 Lire Marco Polo at right 1982-1988, 1000 Lire (3 ) Maria Montessori at right 1990-2001, 500 Lire (2) Mercury at right 1974-1979 , 10 000 Lire Alessandro Volta at right 1984-1998, 5000 Lire (2 ), V. Bellini at right, 2000 Lire Guglielmo Marconi at right 1985-2001, Good fine to EF (£40 - £90)

95) Japan Imperial Government issues (3) China Japanese Military WW2 issues (2) including 1 Yen Pick M23a without hand stamp ND1938 overprint “Chun Yung Shou Piao” and 100 Yen ‘Flying dragon’ Pick M21 block 1. Along with the small change issue 50 Sen Pick 48b Taisho year 7 (1918). good Fineabout UNC (£20 - £40)

96) Jersey (5) including 10 Pounds George Baird signature Pick 22 , 1 Pounds all different types (4) Clennett signature , QE2 with tiara and the Battle of Jersey. Ian Black signature (2) 800th Anniversary of Jersey (1204-2004) Pick 31 (BY JE16) 2004 special prefix and LOW serial number J8C 000259, Baird signature Commemorative example of the 50th Anniversary of the Liberation of Jersey Pick 25 and All UNC (£20 - £50)

97) Jersey 1 shilling WW2 German occupation issue serial No.56807, Pick2a, VF (£35 - £45)

98) Jersey 5 Pounds ND(1963) red, signed Clennett young QE II S/N C399405 Pick 9b AU-UNC (£70£120)

99) Jersey The States of Jersey 10 Pounds ND (1963) Pick 10a (BY JE31) signature J. Clennet titled Treasurer of the States serial number A295154 Unc (£60 - £110)

100) Libya Bank of Libya First issue 5 Libyan Pounds Pick 26 AH 1382 - Law No. 4 of the 5th February 1963 series 4 B/6 513203, VF or slightly better (£80 - £120)

101) Libya Kingdom 1 Libyan Pound Pick 16 dated 1st January 1952 series C/1 361704, VF (£60 - £120)

102) Malta 5 Pounds 1949(ND 1963) signed R. Soler Pick 27b PMG Choice Very Fine 35 EPQ (£700 - £1,000)

103) Malta 5 Pounds 1967(ND 1968) signed P.L Hogg PMG Very Fine 30 (£70 - £100)

104) Northern Ireland, Ulster Bank Limited 10 Pounds Belfast 1st Jan 1948 series No.159275, manuscript signature Williams, PMG 62 Uncirculated Stains Previously Mounted (£80 - £100)

105) Qatar & Dubai Currency Board 1 Riyal Pick 1a PMG Very Fine 25 (£100 - £200)

106) Rhodesia 10 Shillings blue Young QE II at right 1 June 1966 red serial number L/11 918151 Pick 27a EF (£45 - £75)

107) Rhodesia 10 Shillings blue Young QE II at right 30 Sept 1964 black serial number H/1 043146 Pick 24a Good VF (£60 - £110)

108) Rhodesia One Pound Salisbury 14 Oct 1968 K/29 713284 Pick 28d PMG About Uncirculated 53 (£120 - £180)

109) Rhodesia, Reserve Bank of Rhodesia, Five Pounds, 12 November 1964, Queen Elizabeth II at right, sable antelope at lower left, reverse Great Zimbabwe ruins, Pick 26a, Extremely Fine, with small light stains in places at the edges and two pinholes. A desirable QEII Rhodesia high-denomination issue (£80 - £160)

110) Russia 3 Rubles (11 ) 1905 (19051921) P#9B obverse State Credit Note Three roubles- Fine to VF (£20 - £30)

111) Saudi Arabia 100 Rials ND(1966) AH1379 Pick 15b PMG 58 EPQ (£400 - £650)

112) Saudi Arabia, Monetary Agency, 5 Riyals ND(1968) AH1379 Pick 12b signature 3 PMG Very Fine 30 STAINS (£40 - £70)

113) Scotland Bank of Scotland 5 Pounds Pick 106b serial number F 351425 EF (£40 - £90)

114) Scotland Clydesdale Bank (2) 20 Pounds 1-11-1997 Pick 228a and 5 Pounds 18.9.1987 Pick 212d both Unc (£30 - £60)

115) Scotland, The Royal Bank of Scotland PLC 100 Pounds 20th December 2007 Pick 350d prefix A/3 046478 Unc (£130 - £170)

116) Southern Rhodesia 5 Shillings dated 1st Jan.1948, George VI at right Pick8Ab, VF some light dirt reverse (£30 - £50)

117) Spain 1,000 Pesetas 1965(ND 1971) Pick 151 PMG Choice Uncirculated 64 (£40 - £70)

118) Suriname Central Bank 100 Gulden Pick 139b dated 10th February 1998 (200) a consecutively numbered bundle in a wrapper serial numbers AL532501 through AL532600 and AL532801 through AL532900 UNC (£30 - £50)

119) The British Caribbean Territories Eastern Group 20 Dollars 2 January 1959 Pick 11b PMG 55 About Uncirculated FOREIGN SUBSTANCE (£2,000£3,000)

120) Ukraine - German Occupation Zentralnotenbank 20 Karbowanez Pick 53 dated 10th March 1942 serial number 25 1073707, EF or better (£20 - £40)

121) World (23) Australia 1 Pound ND (1953-60) Pick 30 (3) VF-EF, Ten shillings ND (1954-60) Pick 29 (3) average VF , Canada( 14) Twenty Dollars Pick 80b NVF, Ten Dollars Pick 79b (3) average VF one with a penned number on left side of note, Five Dollars Pick 78 VF, Two Dollars Pick 76 VF, One Dollar (8) Pick 75b (3) Pick 74 (5), Switzerland 10 Franken Pick 45b and Pick 45i, 20 Franken Pick 46q Fine-VF (£40 - £90)

122) World (32) mixed grades to Unc includes Morocco 10 Francs 1944 and some recent Scottish One and Five Pounds (£40 - £70)

123) World (78) from circulation Azerbaijan - Uruguay includes Singapore $1,5 and 10 (£20 - £40)

124) World (94) mixed grades with more recent issues in high grades and circulated issued dating back to 1910 includes some higher denominations such as Australia 10 Dollars (£25 - £75)

125) World- East Asia (18) China (14 ) 50 Customs Gold Units 1930 Sun Yat-Sen with seals below guilloche P#329, 5 Customs Gold Units 1930 P#326, 10 Yuan Bank of Communications 1914,5 Yuan Central Bank of China 1936,5 Yuan Bank of China 1937, 100 Yuan Central Bank of China 1941, People’s Republic of China- 5 Yuan 1980, 2 Yuan 1980-1990,1 Yuan 1980-1996, 5 Jiao 1980, 2 Jiao 1980, 1 Jiao 1980, 1 Fen (2 ) 1953, VF to UNC , Hong Kong (2) 10 Dollars HSBC 1959-1983, 10 Dollar The Chartered Bank 1980-1981-VF -EF, Taiwan (2 )500 Yuan Bank of Taiwan; without watermark 1976 VF, 500 Yuan Bank of Taiwan; with watermark 1981 EF or better (£65 - £100)

126) A mixed lot with two Silver Proof Crown Sized Medals in Royal Mail presentation boxes, East Caribbean States 10 Dollars 1997, 1937 Crowns (2) VF-EF others being sets and singles in base metal (lot) (£150 - £300)

127) Fifty Pence 2009 The UK 50p Proof Collection, commemorating the 40th Anniversary of the Fifty Pence denomination, a 16-coin set in cupro-nickel, each coin dated 2009 and featuring the principal commemorative and definitive reverse designs issued between 1969 and 2009. The set includes the celebrated Kew Gardens design, together with Britannia, the seated figure of Britannia, and the major commemorative issues of the period. All coins Proof FDC, in the official Royal Mint black presentation case of issue with booklet-style certificate. (£100£300)

128) Fifty Pence 2015 75th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain Gold Proof FDC (a hint of light toning) in the box of issue with certificate, only 520 minted (£1,600 - £2,000)

129) Fifty Pence 2016 150th Anniversary of the Birth of Beatrix Potter Gold Proof S.H42 FDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate and booklet (£1,600 - £2,000)

130) Fifty Pence 2019 Peter Rabbit Gold Proof nFDC (toning) in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate, number 291 of just 500 issued (£1,500 - £2,000)

131) Fifty Pence 2020 Winnie the Pooh S.H87 Gold Proof Piedfort FDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate and booklet detailing the exploits of the ever-popular bear in the Children’s stories. Rare with only 110 minted with just 100 in this presentation format. One of the Classic Winnie The Pooh series to be depicted on the Fifty Pence coin (£3,400 - £4,000)

132) Fifty Pence 2021 50th Anniversary of Decimal Day Gold Proof Piedfort S.H92 the reverse a clever assemblage combining parts of the designs of the pre-decimal coinage Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Brass Threepence, Penny, Halfpenny and Farthing. In the centre, a 7-sided panel with ‘1971 Decimal Day’. FDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate number 066 and accompanying booklet. Fifty Pence Gold Piedforts only produced in small numbers with just 205 pieces issued (£1,600 - £2,000)

133) Fifty Pence 2021 Winnie the Pooh - Owl S.H100 Gold Proof, FDC (a hint of light toning) in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate and booklet, only 260 issued (£1,600 - £2,000)

134) Fifty Pence 2021 Winnie the Pooh - Tigger Gold Proof Piedfort FDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate (£3,400 - £4,000)

135) Fifty Pence 2022 Harry Potter 25th AnniversaryHarry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone Gold Proof FDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate and booklet (£1,600 - £2,000)

136) Fifty Pence 2022 Queen Elizabeth II Memorial, A Lifetime of Devotion Obverse: King Charles III, Gold Proof nFDC (some small light toning obverse) in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate and booklet 1926-2022 (£1,600 - £2,000)

137) Fifty Pence 2022 Winnie the Pooh and FriendsEeyore, Piedfort Gold Proof FDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate number 36 of only 110 minted (£3,400 - £4,000)

138) Fifty Pence 2024 Dinosaurs: Iconic SpecimensDiplodocus S.H130 Gold Proof FDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate, only 110 pieces minted, with just 100 in this presentation format (£1,600£2,000)

139) Fifty Pence 2025 Snowman with Christmas Tree Gold Proof FDC in the Royal Mint’s case of issue with certificate and booklet (£1,600 - £2,000)

140) Fifty Pence 2026 100 Years of Winnie the Pooh –Friendship, the third and final coin in the Royal Mint’s three-coin centenary collection, the reverse created in collaboration with The Walt Disney Company and depicting Winnie the Pooh with two of his close friends, celebrating the enduring theme of friendship in A.A. Milne’s stories, the obverse with the portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings. Gold Proof, 15.50 grammes of 22 carat gold, 27.30mm diameter, FDC in the original Royal Mint case of issue with certificate and booklet, limited edition 100, maximum coin mintage 110. (£2,000 - £3,000)

141) Fifty Pence 2026 100 Years of Winnie the Pooh –Kindness, the first coin in a three-coin collection celebrating the centenary of the publication of A.A. Milne’s Winnie-the-Pooh in 1926, the reverse created in collaboration with The Walt Disney Company and depicting Winnie the Pooh holding a bouquet of flowers, symbolising the kindness shown by the much-loved character towards his friends, with WINNIE THE POOH above, the obverse with the portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings. Gold Proof, 15.50 grammes of 22 carat gold, 27.30mm diameter, FDC in the original Royal Mint case of issue with certificate and booklet. (£2,000 - £3,000)

142) Fifty Pence 2026 100 Years of Winnie the Pooh –Loyalty, the second coin in the Royal Mint’s threecoin centenary collection, the reverse created in collaboration with The Walt Disney Company and depicting Christopher Robin walking hand in hand with Winnie the Pooh, representing the enduring loyalty between the boy and his faithful bear, the obverse with the portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings. Gold Proof, 15.50 grammes of 22 carat gold, 27.30mm diameter, FDC in the original Royal Mint case of issue with certificate and booklet, limited edition 100, maximum coin mintage 110. (£2,000£3,000)

143) Fifty Pence 2026 50 Years of Aardman Gold Proof FDC cased as issued with certificate and booklet (£2,000 - £2,600)

144) Fifty Pence 2026 75 Years of Dennis the Menace Gold Proof FDC cased as issued with certificate and booklet (£2,000 - £2,600)

145) Fifty Pence Silver Proof (12) Paddington Bear series 2018 At The Palace, 2018 At The Station (3), 2019 At The Tower all with coloured reverse one of the At The Station toning aFDC-FDC others FDC. Classic Pooh 2020 Piglet, 2021 Owl, 2021 Tigger, 2022 Kanga & Roo these with coloured reverse FDC. Beatrix Potter 2017 Jeremy Fisher, 2019 and 2020 Peter Rabbit these with coloured reverse FDC (a hint of toning) All cased as issued with certificates (£180 - £320)

146) Fifty Pence Silver Proof (8) 2021 Charles Babbage, 2020 Brexit, 2020 Rosalin Franklin, 2021 Decimal Day (2), 2021 Insulin (2), 2021 Tokyo Olympics with coloured reverse FDC cased as issued with certificates and booklets some with a hint of toning (£100 - £200)

147) Fifty Pence Silver Proofs (15) 2019 and 2021 The Snowman, 2019 Paddington at St Pauls, 2019 Wallace and Grummit, 2020 Christopher Robin, 2021 Pooh with Owl, 2021 Winnie the Pooh with Friends these all with coloured reverses, 2020 Hylaeosaurus, 2020 Team GB Tokyo (held in 2021), 2020 Rosalind Franklin Piedfort, 2021 Charles Babbidge Piedfort, 2021 Logie Baird Piedfort, 2022 BBC, 2022 Birmingham Games Piedfort. Isle of Man 2022 Platinum Jubilee all FDC cased as issued with certificates the odd coin with a hint of toning (£200£400)

148) Five Hundred Pounds 2012 The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee 1 Kilo Silver Proof FDC in the blue box of issue with certificate and booklet (£2,200 - £2,800)

149) Five Pound Crown 2022 Queen Elizabeth II - Charity and Patronage. A new reverse design by P.J.Lynch features the Queen’s signature and a display of Maundy Money. Gold Proof FDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate number 52 of only 268 minted, with just 250 in this presentation format. Comes with booklet describing the Royal Patronages such as The Royal Maundy, The Mother’s Union, Flora and Fauna International and the Women’s Institute (£4,200 - £5,000)

150) Five Pounds 1990 The 90th Birthday of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, Gold Proof Crown, S.L1, obverse the diademed head of Queen Elizabeth II right by Raphael Maklouf, reverse a crowned royal cypher E within a wreath of roses and thistles, the dates 1900–1990 below, FDC in the blue Royal Mint box of issue with certificate number 0008 (£4,000 - £5,000)

151) Five Pounds 1997 Golden Wedding Anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, commemorating the 50th anniversary of their marriage at Westminster Abbey on 20 November 1947, the obverse by Philip Nathan with conjoined portraits of the Royal couple facing right, the reverse by Leslie Durbin, modelled by Philip Nathan, with the crowned Royal Arms and the arms of Prince Philip flanked by an anchor, the dates 1947–1997 below. Gold Proof, 39.94 grammes of 22 carat gold, 38.61mm diameter, FDC in the original Royal Mint case of issue with certificate (£4,000 - £5,000)

152) Five Pounds 1998 50th Birthday of HRH The Prince of Wales, the reverse by Michael Noakes and Robert Elderton featuring a portrait of the Prince facing left, with the dates 1948 and 1998 and a background inscription comprising words associated with the work and ideals of The Prince’s Trust, the obverse with the fourth portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank-Broadley. Gold Proof, 39.94 grammes of 22 carat gold, 38.61mm diameter, FDC in the red Royal Mint case of issue with certificate (£4,000 - £5,000)

153) Five Pounds 2008 The 450th Anniversary of the Accession of Queen Elizabeth I, Gold Proof Crown, S.L19, obverse the Fourth Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II right by Ian Rank-Broadley, reverse a crowned portrait of Queen Elizabeth I within a Tudor rose, the dates 1558–2008 and inscription ELIZABETH REGINA surrounding, FDC in the Royal Mint case of issue with certificate (£4,000 - £5,000)

154) Five Pounds 2010 The 350th Anniversary of the Restoration of the Monarchy, Gold Proof Crown, obverse the Fourth Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II right by Ian Rank-Broadley, reverse a crown above a spray of oak leaves with interlinked C monograms and the date 1660, by David Cornell, RESTORATION OF THE MONARCHY above and FIVE POUNDS below, edge inscription A QUIET AND PEACEFUL POSSESSION, FDC in the Royal Mint case of issue with certificate (£4,000 - £5,000)

155) Five Pounds 2015 The 50th Anniversary of the Death of Sir Winston Churchill, Gold Proof Crown, S.L38, obverse the Fourth Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II right by Ian Rank-Broadley, reverse a portrait of Sir Winston Churchill by Mark Richards with CHURCHILL to the right, edge inscription NEVER FLINCH, NEVER WEARY, NEVER DESPAIR, FDC in the Royal Mint case of issue with certificate and booklet (£4,000 - £5,000)

156) Five Pounds 2017 Platinum Wedding Anniversary, celebrating the 70th Wedding Anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, the obverse by Etienne Millner with conjoined portraits of the Royal couple facing right, the reverse by John Bergdahl with the shields of arms of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, divided by a crowned helmet, with 70 YEARS OF MARRIAGE · 2017 · below, edge inscribed FELICES JUNXIT CONUBIALIS AMOR. Platinum Proof Piedfort, struck in .9995 platinum,

94.20 grammes, 38.61mm diameter, FDC in the original Royal Mint case of issue with certificate number 10 and booklet, a particularly low certificate number, maximum mintage 125. (£4,000 - £5,000)

157) Five Pounds 2017 The Sapphire Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, celebrating the unprecedented 65th anniversary of Her Majesty’s accession to the throne, the reverse by Glyn Davies featuring a profile of the Imperial State Crown with the date 2017 and the legend MY WHOLE LIFE, WHETHER IT BE LONG OR SHORT, DEVOTED TO YOUR SERVICE, the obverse with the fifth portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Jody Clark, edge inscribed SHINE THROUGH THE AGES. Gold Proof, 39.94 grammes of 22 carat gold, 38.61mm diameter, FDC in the original Royal Mint case of issue with certificate and booklet. (£4,000 - £5,000)

158) Five Pounds 2023 The Great Engravers – The Petition Crown, a two-coin set reproducing Thomas Simon’s celebrated pattern Crown of Charles II, comprising one coin depicting the laureate and draped bust of Charles II and the second bearing the crowned cruciform shields with the Garter Star at the centre, both designs remastered from Simon’s original work, the obverses with the portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings. Each coin with the remarkable double-banded raised edge inscription reproducing Simon’s petition to the King: THOMAS SIMON MOST HVMBLY PRAYS YOVR MAJESTY TO COMPARE THIS HIS TRYALL PIECE WITH THE DVTCH AND IF MORE TRVLY DRAWN & EMBOSS’D MORE GRACEFVLLY ORDER’D AND MORE ACCVRATELY ENGRAVEN TO RELEIVE HIM. Two Ounces of .999 fine silver, each 62.86 grammes and 40.60mm diameter, Silver Proof FDC, in the black Royal Mint case of issue with certificate and booklet, limited edition 3,250 sets, maximum coin mintage 3,260. (£300 - £450)

159) Five Pounds 2026 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Queen Elizabeth II, the reverse by Timothy Noad inspired by the decorative ironwork of St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle, where the late Queen is interred, the design framed by 100 beads representing the centenary of her birth, the obverse with the portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings, edge inscribed A LIFE WELL LIVED, A PROMISE WITH DESTINY KEPT. Gold Proof, 39.94 grammes of 22 carat gold, 38.61mm diameter, FDC in the original Royal Mint case of issue with certificate and booklet, maximum mintage 235. (£5,000 - £7,000)

160) Five Pounds 2026 500 Years of the Crown, commemorating the introduction of the first English gold crown under Henry VIII in 1526, the reverse by Timothy Noad inspired by the original Tudor issue, with a crowned double rose flanked by the cyphers of King Charles III and Queen Camilla and the legend ANNIVERSARY OF THE GOLD CROWN 1526–2026, the obverse with the portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings within a distinctive border of five roses, one representing each century since the introduction of the denomination. Gold Proof, 39.94 grammes of 22 carat gold, 38.61mm diameter, FDC in the original Royal Mint case of issue with certificate and booklet, only 150 issued in this presentation, maximum mintage 160. (£5,000 - £7,000)

161) Five Pounds 2026 Pink Floyd, Music Legends series, the reverse by Henry Gray featuring the iconic prism from the cover artwork of The Dark Side of the Moon, a beam of light entering from the left and emerging through the prism, with PINK FLOYD below, the obverse with the portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings. Two Ounces of .999 fine silver, 62.86 grammes, 40mm diameter, Proof FDC, one of only 500 issued in this limited-edition presentation, maximum mintage 506 (£250 - £350)

162) Five Pounds 2026 Portraits of a Queen – Elizabeth II, the Fifth Effigy, the reverse featuring Jody Clark’s fifth and final definitive coinage portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, first introduced in 2015, remastered by Gordon Summers, Chief Engraver of the Royal Mint, the portrait set against a field of radiating lines with PORTRAIT OF A QUEEN 2015–2022, the obverse with the portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings. Gold Proof, 39.94 grammes of 22 carat gold, 38.61mm diameter, FDC in the original Royal Mint case of issue with certificate and booklet, one of only 150 issued in this presentation. (£4,500 - £6,000)

163) Five Pounds 2026 Portraits of a Queen – Elizabeth II, the Fourth Effigy, the reverse featuring Ian RankBroadley’s fourth definitive coinage portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, first introduced in 1998, remastered by Gordon Summers, Chief Engraver of the Royal Mint, the portrait set against a field of radiating lines with PORTRAIT OF A QUEEN 1998–2015, the obverse with the portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings. Gold Proof, 39.94 grammes of 22 carat gold, 38.61mm diameter, FDC in the original Royal Mint case of issue with certificate and booklet, one of only 150 issued in this presentation. (£4,500 - £6,000)

164) Five Pounds 2026 Portraits of a Queen – Elizabeth II, the Third Effigy, the reverse featuring Raphael Maklouf’s third definitive coinage portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, first introduced in 1985, remastered by Gordon Summers, Chief Engraver of the Royal Mint, the portrait set against a field of radiating lines with PORTRAIT OF A QUEEN 1985–1997, the obverse with the portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings. Gold Proof, 39.94 grammes of 22 carat gold, 38.61mm diameter, FDC in the original Royal Mint case of issue with certificate and booklet, one of only 150 issued in this presentation. (£4,500 - £6,000)

165) Five Pounds 2026 The Great Engravers – The William IV Crown, the reverse reproducing Jean Baptiste Merlen’s celebrated heraldic design for the Crown of 1831, comprising the crowned shields of England, Scotland and Ireland arranged around the Hanoverian arms, encircled by the collar and badge of the Order of the Garter and framed by the royal mantle, the design authentically remastered from an original coin in the Royal Mint Museum, the obverse with the portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings. Two Ounces of .999 fine silver, 62.86 grammes, 40mm diameter, milled edge, Silver Proof FDC, in the original Royal Mint case of issue with certificate and booklet, limited edition 3,000, maximum coin mintage 3,110. (£250 - £350)

166) Five Pounds 2026 The Spice Girls, Music Legends series, commemorating the 30th Anniversary of the release of their debut single Wannabe and their debut album Spice, the reverse designed by Ffion Gwillim featuring silhouettes of the five members of the group, Baby, Ginger, Posh, Scary and Sporty Spice, with their signatures below, the obverse with the portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings. Two Ounces of .999 fine silver, 62.86 grammes, 40mm diameter, milled edge, Proof FDC, in the original Royal Mint case of issue with certificate and booklet, only 500 issued in this presentation, maximum mintage 506 (£250 - £350)

167) Five Pounds Silver Proof (3) 2021 95th Birthday Piedfort, 2022 Tutankhamun 100th Anniversary (2) Piedfort and Standard. Two Pounds Silver Proof (5) 2019 Wedgwood 260th Piedfort, 2020 Mayflower Voyage Piedfort, 2022 FA Cup 150th Piedfort, 2022 Graham Bell (2) Piedfort and Standard, FDC cased as issued with certificates some coins with light toning (£200 - £360)

168) One Hundred Pounds 2026 Spice Girls 1 Ounce Gold Proof FDC in the Royal Mint case of issue with certificate and booklet, just 106 mintage limit (£4,000 - £5,000)

169) One Ounce Two Pounds Silver Proofs (5) 2021 The Queen’s Beasts, 2022 Royal Tudor Beasts The Lion of England, 2022 120 Years of Peter Rabbit in the paperweight style holder with coloured reverse, 2023 Royal Tudor Beast Yale of Beaufort, 2023 Lunar Year of the Rabbit all FDC cased as issued with certificates (£150 - £300)

170) Proof Set 1970 (7 coin set Halfcrown - Halfpenny) aFDC some toning this in a hard square red box with LSD embossed on the lid in a stylish gold font both boxes with the Royal Mint logo inside the lid. Highly unusual. Silver Set 1946 5 coin set Halfcrown to Sixpence with E & S Shillings Lustrous Unc in a presentation box GR SPECIMEN SILVER SET LAST OF THE SILVER COINAGE 1946 embossed in gold on the lid. 1968 First and Last Issue 11 coin set 196771 Unc some toning (£50 - £100)

171) Proof Set 1970, Silver Proof Crows (2) 1972, 1977 along with a quantity of GB and World base metal issues including a collection of the recent 50p commemoratives from circulation (£75 - £150)

172) Proof Sets 1996 25th Anniversary 7 coin silver set. Flat Packs 1970, 1971. Blue Standard 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1994 aFDCFDC (some with toning as usual) in the Royal Mint cases of issue (£120 - £220)

173) Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Collection a 24coin set of Silver Crown sized coins from around the world 2002-2003 some with the portrait in 22-carat gold all cased nFDC-FDC (some with toning) in an impressive wooden box with colour booklet and certificates (£400 - £750)

174) Royal Mail Cased Coin and Stamp Covers Silver Proof (4) Fifty Pence (3) Pride, Birmingham 2022 and QE II 70th, Two Pounds VE Day nFDC-FDC along with Royal Mint BU Packs Fifty Pence some with colour (18), Two Pounds (4) Five Pounds (3) including James Bond 007 these all Unc as issued by the Royal Mint (£75 - £200)

175) Silver Proofs (7) Five Pounds 2020 Making Peace Piedfort, 2020 Red Cross, 2021 Albert Hall Piedfort, 2022 Queen’s Reign Commonwealth Piedfort. Two Pounds 2020 Mayflower, 2021 Sir Walter Scott (2) Piedfort and Standard FDC cased as issued with certificates and booklet some with toning (£120£220)

176) Silver Proofs (8) Five Pounds 2 Ounce 2022 London City View, Two Pounds 1 Ounce 2021 Gandhi, 2021 The Tale of Peter Rabbit, 2021 The Who with coloured reverse, 2022 Harry Potter. One Pound Half Ounce 2020 Elton John, 2021 Little Miss, 2021 Mr MEN 50th all FDC cased as issued with certificates (£200 - £400)

177) Silver Proofs Five Pounds 1990, 1993, 1996, 1997. 25p Crowns 1972, 1977. Two Pounds 1986 Games, 1989 (2 coin set), 1994, 1995 Dove (2) Piedfort and Standard, 1995 UN (2) Piedfort and Standard, 1996 Soccer (2) Piedfort and Standard (£300 - £500)

178) Silver Proofs Five Pounds Piedfort 2020 The White Tower, 2021 Prince Philip. Five Pounds Standard 2020 George III Reign, 2020 Making Peace. Two Pounds One Ounces 2021 Alice, 2022 Edward VII, 2023 Year of the Rabbit. Fifty Pence Piedforts 2021 Innovation in Science, 2022 Pride, Fifty Pence Standard 2022 Birmingham Games, 2020 Eeyore nFDC-FDC (some with light toning) all cased with certificates some with colour (£250 - £450)

179) Silver Proofs Two Pounds 1994 Bank Piedfort. Fifty Pence Piedfort 1992-93 EEC, 1994 D-Day. Fifty Pence Standard 1992-93 EEC, 1997, 1994 D-Day. One Pound Piedfort 1989, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996. One Pound Standard 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997. 10 Pence 1990 Piedfort, 5 Pence 1990 Piedfort. 2 Coin Sets 5 Pence 1990, 10 Pence 1992 generally FDC and cased with certificates some of the One Pounds in the 4 coin cases (£220 - £400)

180) Sovereign 1980 Proof aFDC (a hint of toning) in the Royal Mint green case with certificate (£800 - £1,200)

181) Sovereign 1989 500th Anniversary of the First Gold Sovereign S.SC3 Proof FDC in the red Royal Mint box of issue with certificate (£1,100 - £1,500)

182) Sovereign 2002 Shield Reverse S.SC5 Gold Proof FDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with booklet-style certificate (£800 - £1,200)

183) Sovereign 2005 Modern St. George Proof S.SC6, Marsh 551, FDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate (£800 - £1,200)

184) Sovereign 2012 Modern George and the Dragon S.SC8 Proof FDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate and with a hint of light toning (£1,000 - £1,400)

185) Sovereign 2016 Obverse with James Butler portrait S.SC11 Proof FDC in the box of issue with certificate and booklet (£800 - £1,200)

186) Sovereign 2016 Obverse with James Butler portrait

S.SC11 Proof FDC in the box of issue with certificate and booklet (£800 - £1,200)

187) Sovereign 2016 Obverse with James Butler portrait

S.SC11 Proof FDC in the box of issue with certificate and booklet (£800 - £1,200)

188) Sovereign 2016 Obverse with James Butler portrait

S.SC11 Proof FDC in the box of issue with certificate and booklet (£800 - £1,200)

189) Sovereign 2016 Obverse with James Butler portrait

S.SC11 Proof FDC in the box of issue with certificate and booklet (£800 - £1,200)

190) Sovereign 2017 George and the Dragon within Order of the Garter S.SC12 Proof FDC (a hint of toning) in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate and booklet (£800 - £1,200)

191) Sovereign 2017 George and the Dragon within Order of the Garter S.SC12 Proof FDC (a hint of toning) in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate and booklet (£800 - £1,200)

192) Sovereign 2017 George and the Dragon within Order of the Garter S.SC12 Proof nFDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate and booklet (£800£1,200)

193) Sovereign 2017 Gold Proof Piedfort, George and the Dragon within the Order of the garter, marking 200 Years of the iconic Pistrucci reverse design. S.SC11, only 3750 minted, this was the first ever UK Gold Piedfort Sovereign issue. FDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate and booklet. This issue sold out very quickly when first released by the Royal Mint (£1,600 - £2,400)

194) Sovereign 2017 Plain Edge S.SC12A 200 Years of the Pistrucci reverse design. Struck on July 1 2017, Only 1817 minted, the first modern Plain edge Sovereign, BU in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate (£900 - £1,300)

195) Sovereign 2017 Platinum Wedding, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip 70th Wedding Anniversary, struck on the Day 20 November 2017, S.SC10 BU in the white box of issue with certificate, issue limited to 750 pieces in this presentation format (£800 - £1,200)

196) Sovereign 2018 65th Anniversary of the Coronation, struck on the day 2 June 2018 Plain edge S.SC13 BU in the Royal Mint white box of issue with certificate, only 650 minted (£800 - £1,200)

197) Sovereign 2021 Queen Elizabeth II 95th Birthday, with 95 in crown Privy Mark, struck on the day 12/6/2021 (striking delayed until the Queen’s Official Birthday due to the death of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh) with Plain edge and Matt Finish, S.SC9M (SSD18) UNC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate (£800 - £1,200)

198) Sovereign 2022 Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Gold Proof Piedfort. King Charles III obverse Reverse: Crowned Royal Arms with Lion and Unicorn supporting FDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate and booklet (£1,600 - £2,400)

199) Sovereign 2022 Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Gold Proof. Obverse: King Charles III, Reverse: Crowned Royal Arms with Lion and Unicorn supporting FDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate and booklet. Commemorative issues such as this will undoubtedly become a much sought after issue as with previously issued commemorative Sovereigns (£800 - £1,200)

200) Sovereign 2022 Queen Elizabeth II Platinum (70th) Jubilee Gold Proof Reverse: Crowned Royal Arms with supporters nFDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate. This issue was sold out immediately by the Royal Mint and will undoubtedly become a much sought after issue as with previously issued commemorative Sovereigns (£800 - £1,200)

201) Sovereign 2023 Charles III 75th Birthday S.SC15, Struck on the Day 14th November 2023, Plain Edge, UNC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate signed by Nick Boxall, Director of Consumer Operations (£800 - £1,200)

202) Sovereign 2023 The Coronation of His Majesty Charles III Proof FDC in the Royal Mint’s box of issue with certificate and booklet (£800 - £1,200)

203) Sovereign 2026 100 Anniversary of the Birth of Queen Elizabeth II, Struck on the Day 21st April 2026, Plain Edge, UNC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate (£1,200 - £1,600)

204) Sovereign 2026 The Life of Queen Victoria, Struck on the Day 22nd January 2026, Plain Edge, UNC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate (£1,000£1,400)

205) Ten Pounds 2013 60th Anniversary 5 Ounce Silver Proof in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate and booklet (£300 - £450)

206) Ten Pounds 2017 The Queen’s Beasts - The Unicorn of Scotland 10 ounce Silver FDC cased as issued by the Royal Mint (£600 - £900)

207) Ten Pounds 2025 Red Arrows 60th Anniversary of their first display, 1/10 Ounce Gold Proof, FDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate (£400 - £500)

208) The 1986 United Kingdom Gold Proof Set, Three-coin Set comprising Two Pounds Commonwealth Games, Sovereign and Half Sovereign FDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate (£2,800 - £3,600)

209) The United Kingdom Silver Proof Coin Set 2010 (13 coin set) Five Pounds down to Five Pence with two £2 and three £1 nFDC (toning) in the Royal Mint hard black presentation case of issue with booklet style certificate (£100 - £200)

210) Twenty Five Pounds 2024 D-Day 6 June 1944 Quarter Ounce Gold Proof, FDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate and booklet (£800 - £1,200)

211) Twenty Five Pounds 2025 Lunar Year of the Snake 1/4 Ounce Gold Proof FDC cased as issued with certificate and booklet (£800 - £1,200)

212) Twenty Five Pounds 2026 Pink Floyd 1/4 Ounce Gold Proof FDC cased as issued with certificate and booklet (£1,200 - £1,600)

213) Twenty Five Pounds 2026 Spice Girls 1/4 Ounce Gold Proof FDC cased as issued with certificate and booklet (£1,200 - £1,600)

214) Two Hundred Pounds 2022 Harry Potter 25th Anniversary Gold Two Ounce, Reverse: Harry Potter portrait, a new design by Ffion Gwillim, showcasing the wizardry of modern minting techniques, S.HP17 Gold Proof FDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate and booklet, only 110 pieces minted, with just 100 in this presentation format (£6,500 - £7,500)

215) Two Hundred Pounds 2024 The Great Engravers Collection – The Waterloo Medal, Allied Leaders, two ounces of 999.9 gold, 62.42 grammes, 40mm diameter. The obverse with the crowned portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings, reverse after Benedetto Pistrucci’s celebrated Waterloo Medal, the conjoined busts left of the four Allied sovereigns: George, Prince Regent; Francis II, Emperor of Austria; Alexander I, Emperor of Russia; and Frederick William III, King of Prussia. The portraits are surrounded by an intricate series of classical and allegorical figures symbolising the peace achieved following the defeat of Napoleon, with Apollo driving his quadriga above and Iris and Zephyrus following. The design was reproduced from moulds taken from Pistrucci’s original dies, now preserve in the Royal Mint Museum. Proof FDC. (£8,000 - £12,000)

216) Two Hundred Pounds 2026 The Great Engravers Series – The William IV Crown, Two Ounces of 999.9 Fine Gold, the reverse a modern recreation of Jean Baptiste Merlen’s magnificent design from the 1831 William IV Crown, the crowned and garnished shield of the United Kingdom within the Collar and Badge of the Order of the Garter, all upon an ermine-lined mantle, the obverse with the left-facing portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings, 62.42 grammes, 40mm diameter, FDC in the Royal Mint’s original presentation case of issue with certificate and accompanying booklet, only 150 issued in this presentation format, with a maximum coin mintage of 175 (£9,000 - £12,000)

217) Two Hundred Pounds 2026 The Spice Girls, Music Legends series, commemorating the 30th Anniversary of the release of their debut single Wannabe and their debut album Spice, the reverse designed by Ffion Gwillim featuring silhouettes of the five members of the group, Baby, Ginger, Posh, Scary and Sporty Spice, with their reproduced signatures below, the obverse with the portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings. Two Ounces of .9999 fine gold, 62.42 grammes, 40mm diameter, milled edge, Gold Proof FDC, in the original Royal Mint case of issue with certificate and booklet, only 30 issued in this presentation, maximum mintage 36 (£9,000£12,000)

218) Two Pounds 1997 Gold Proof S.K8 nFDC (starting to tone) in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate (£1,600 - £2,400)

219) Two Pounds 2006 Brunel His Achievements Gold Proof FDC cased as issued with certificate (£1,500 - £2,000)

220) Two Pounds 2009 Charles Darwin - 200th Anniversary of his Birth Gold Proof S.K25 nFDC (some light toning) in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate (£1,600 - £2,000)

221) Two Pounds 2009 Robert Burns Gold Proof FDC cased as issued with certificate (£1,500 - £2,000)

222) Two Pounds 2011 400th Anniversary of the King James Bible Gold Proof S.K28 FDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate, only 355 pieces issued (£1,600 - £2,000)

223) Two Pounds 2020 400th Anniversary of the Voyage of the Mayflower 1620-2020 S.K60 Gold Proof FDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate and informative booklet detailing the Voyage and landing (£1,800 - £2,200)

224) Two Pounds 2023 Centenary of the Flying Scotsman Gold Proof, a new reverse design by John Bergdahl a fitting tribute to the iconic locomotive, FDC, in the Royal Mint box of issue with certifi cate and informative booklet. Only 300 pieces issued in this presentation format (£1,800 - £2,200)

225) Two Pounds 2025 200 Years of The Modern Railway Gold Proof FDC Stephenson’s Rocket Reverse in the Royal Mint’s box of issue with certificate and booklet (£1,800 - £2,200)

226) Two Pounds 2025 RRS Discovery Gold Proof FDC in the Royal Mint’s box of issue with certificate and booklet. The discovery was purpose built for voyages into sub-zero temperatures and was considered to be the strongest wooden ship ever built at that time (1901) (£1,800 - £2,200)

227) Two Pounds 2026 Duchess of Hamilton Gold Proof cased as issued with certificate and booklet, the Duchess of Hamilton as portrayed on this coin is not a member of the aristocracy but a steam train number 6229 famous for its Art Deco livery and can still be seen at York Railway Museum (£2,200 - £2,600)

228) Two Pounds 2026 HMS Beagle Gold Proof cased as issued with certificate and booklet, the HMS Beagle has a famous placed in World History having been the ship that carried Charles Darwin on his survey of remote islands such as the Galapagos (£2,200£2,600)

229) Two Pounds 2026 Zoological Society of London Gold Proof cased as issued with certificate and booklet the mintage limit just 112 (£2,200 - £2,600)

230) Two Pounds Silver Britannia 1997 S.BF1 Silver Proof FDC in the box of issue with certificate (£100 - £160)

World

Cased

and Proof Items (lots 231 - 264)

231) Afghanistan Conservation Series Silver 2 coin set 500 Afghanis 1978 Siberian Crane KM#980, 250 Afghanis 1978 Snow Leopard KM#978 Prooflike Unc with a hint of gold toning in the Royal Mint’s red presentation box with certificates saying Silver uncirculated coin (£80 - £100)

232) Austria Proof Set 1964 (9 coin set) 2 Groschen - 50 Schilling FDC or near so in the hard blue presentation box the 50 Sch with Innsbruck Olympic Ski jumper the 25 Sch Franz Grillparzer (£50 - £80)

233) Austria Proof Sets (4), 7 coin sets in the red topped plastic strip (3) 1972 (2) and 1973, then a 10 coin set 1973 with two commemorative 50 Schillings, un-opened as issued some coins with a light toning (£100 - £150)

234) Bahrain Proof Set 1965/8/9 (8 coin set) KM PS2 in the Royal Mint blue presentation box FDC some toning includes the 500 Fils Isa Town (£50 - £70)

235) Belgium Millennium Restrike Set 2000 (24 being 19 silver and 5 gold) in gold 20 Francs 1834, 1866 and 1914. 1 Franc 1994. 50 Centimes 1953. In Silver 100 Francs 1949. 50 Francs 1959. 20 Francs 1934, and 1994. 10 Francs 1969. 5 Francs 1832, 1865, 1931, 1938, 1941, 1986. 2-1/2 Francs 1848. 2 Francs 1901, 1904, 1911, 1923. 1 Franc 2001. 20 Centimes 1861. 10 Centimes 1832 Proof FDC in plastic capsules (£2,500 - £3,000)

236) Belgium Mint Sets (5 coin “FDC” sets in the white card holders), (14 sets) being seven pairs blue Belgie and red Belgique 1970, 1971 (2 pairs), 1972, 1973 (3 pairs), as issued (£100 - £200)

237) Belgium Mint Sets 1980 (8 coin sets KMSS16) (5 sets) Unc as issued in the blue topped packs (£50£70)

238) East Caribbean States Quarter Sovereign 2019 D-Day 75 Gold Proof, innovative design with the coin being not round nFDC lightly toned in Westminster’s soft blue wallet (£120 - £180)

239) Euro Coin Sets (3) Monaco 2011 Marriage (9 coin set) with left facing conjoined busts on the 2 Euro, San Marino 2011 Man in Space (9 coin set with silver 5 Euro), Vatican City 2011 (8 coin set) along with Vatican City 2 Euro 2011 Benedict XVI, San Marino 2 Euro 2011 Giorgio Vasari all UNC in the official presentation packs of issue (£40 - £80)

240) Euro Collections including a large album containing 13 sets, other sets in plastic holders other in bags mixed grades many in Unc (Lot over 200 Euros face value) (£120 - £220)

241) Falkland Islands Two Pounds 1997 Henry VIII Gold Proof nFDC in Westminster’s soft blue wallet (£100 - £150)

242) Gambia Conservation Series 2 coin silver set 40 Dalasis 1977 Aardvark KM#18, 20 Dalasis 1977 Spur-Winged Goose KM#17 Unc with a hint of toning in the Royal Mint’s red presentation box with certificates saying Silver uncirculated coin (£100£120)

243) Ireland 25 Euros 1996 Silver Proof Piedfort Pattern FDC in a blue presentation case (£75 - £100)

244) Ireland, COINS OF IRELAND green Mint Set Holders containing a mix of high grade and lustrous coins Farthing 1959, Halfpenny 1953, Penny 1952, 1963 (2), 3d 1961 (2), 1963, 6d 1961 (2), 1963, Shilling 1954, 1962, 1963, 2 Shillings 1959, 1962, 1963, Halfcrown 1959, 1962, 1963 (£120 - £180)

245) Israel Silver Crowns (3) 10 Lirot 1967 Victory Coin (2) these Unc one with a touch of verdigris and 10 Lirot 1970 KM55 Proof FDC all in the wallet style presentation holders (£100 - £120)

246) Jamaica 25 Dollars 1978 25th Anniversary of the Coronation KM#76 Silver Proof 135 grammes of .925 Silver FDC in the box of issue (£100 - £200)

247) Jordan Conservation Series 2 Coin Silver Set Three Dinars AH1397 (1977) Palestine Sunbird and flower KM#32, Two and a Half Dinars AH1397 (1977) Rhim Gazelle KM#31 Unc with a hint of toning in the Royal Mint’s red presentation box with certificates saying Silver uncirculated coin (£100 - £120)

248) Liberia Five Dollars 1973 Elephant reverse Proof and in the STRUCK AT THE U.S. MINT red plastic holder along with Monaco 10 Francs 1966 Prince Rainier and Princess Grace Commemorative this in a red plastic slide case UNC-FDC (£100 - £120)

249) Lundy 1965 four coin Proof set, cased. Puffin 1965 (2, nickel brass and bronze), Half Puffin 1965 (2, nickel-brass and bronze).UNC and lustrous in the black box of issue, the Half Puffin starting to tone (£50 - £80)

250) New Zealand Proof Set 1953 (8 coins, Crown to Halfpenny) nFDC to FDC the bronze starting to tone, in the red box of issue (£120 - £160)

251) Niue Five Dollars 2025 St Pauls Cathedral 1675-1710 impressive 1 Kilo White Brass Proof, King Charles III obverse FDC cased with certificate (£100 - £200)

252) Seychelles Conservation Series 2 coin silver set 100 Rupees 1978 White-Tailed Tropic bird KM#40, 50 Rupees 1978 Squirrel Fish and Coral KM#38 Prooflike Unc in the Royal Mint red presentation box (£75 - £95)

253) South Africa Mint Sets (6) 7 coin sets with the silver 1 Rand being 3 pairs 1967, 1968 and 1969 SOUTH AFRICA and SUID AFRICA Unc in the plastic presentation holders of issue (£150 - £200)

254) South Africa Proof Set 1956 (9 coins) in the 11 coin set box, Crown to Farthing, FDC or near so the silver lustrous and brilliant, in the blue South Africa Mint box of issue, Rare with only 350 sets issued (£80 - £120)

255) South Korea: Bank of Korea 1985 IBRD/IMF Annual Meetings Seoul Presentation Mint Set, six coin set issued to commemorate the IBRD/IMF Annual Meetings held in Seoul, Korea, 8–11 October 1985, comprising the regular circulation denominations in mixed dates as issued, housed in the official presentation case Unc-BU, KMS1 (£50 - £60)

256) Sudan Conservation Series 2 coin silver set Five Pounds AH1396 (1976) Hippopotamus and Calf KM#71, Two and a Half Pounds AH1396 (1976) Shoebill Stork KM#70 Unc with in the Royal Mint’s red presentation box with certificates saying Silver uncirculated coin (£80 - £100)

257) Tristan Da Chuna 80th Anniversary of George VI’s Coronation 2017 2 coin gold Crown set (each coin 1 gram of 9 carat gold) FDC in Jubilee Mint’s presentation box with certificate (£50 - £100)

258) Tristan Da Chuna One Eight Sovereign 2020 The Last Shilling Gold Proof FDC, Gibraltar 1 Gram 1993 40th Anniversary Gold Proof FDC, Tristan Da Chuna Quarter Sovereign 2022 Platinum Jubilee Proof FDC all three in Hatton’s presentation boxes (£240 - £300)

259) Tristan Da Chuna Quarter Sovereign 2019 Gold Proof “Square” FDC in Hatton’s presentation box (£120£180)

260) Venezuela Conservation Series 1975 Silver 2 coin set 25 Bolivares Jaguar and 50 Bolivares Armadillo KM46 and 47 Prooflike Unc with a hint of gold toning in the Royal Mint’s red presentation box with certificates stating “Silver uncirculated” (£80 - £100)

261) World - Silver Proofs Bahamas 10 Dollars 1978, Barbados 10 Dollars 1974, Isle of Man 50p 1979 and 6 coin silver set 1978, Panama 20 Balboas 1974, Senegal 50 Francs 1975, Turks & Caicos $10 1979, Trinidad $10 1978 these all cased as issued some starting to tone (£200 - £350)

262) World Silver Proof Cased Crowns (17) includes Brunei $10 1977, Cook Islands 2 Dollars 1973, Malawi 10 Kwacha 1975, Saint Helena 25 Pence 1973 others from Isle of Man and British Commonwealth mostly from the 1970s cased as issued some toning (£350 - £650)

263) World Silver Proof Crowns in .925 Silver (4) Alderney £2 1992, Australia $5 1993, Niue $20 1993, Western Samoa 10 Tala 1992 these UNC-FDC in Westminster wallets with certificates, UK Silver Proof One Pound (2) 1987 and 1998 the 1998 cased and toning, Silver Jubilee 1977 oval medals (2) in total 86 grams of .925 silver and Royal Wedding 1973 Medal 39mm Sterling Silver in the White Presentation Wallet as issued (£200 - £350)

264) Zaire Conservation Series 1975 Silver 2 coin set 2.5 Zaires Mountain Gorillas KM9 and 5 Zaires Okapi KM10 Prooflike BU in the Royal Mint’s red presentation box with certificates saying Silver uncirculated coin (£80 - £100)

British Tokens (lots 265 - 273)

265) A mixed group 17th - 20th century (28) mixed grades a few in silver (£240 - £400)

266) A mixed lot with Shilling 1811 NANTWICH VF, along with a group of base metal shilling sized medalets or tokens all with Queen Anne obverse with an interesting array of reverse designs, fighters with cudgels, maps and ships, Pretorian style warriors and buildings these Fair-VF (£50 - £100)

267) Borough of Gateshead Boundary Token 24th May 1849 PERAMBULATION Unc and prooflike (£25£50)

268) Farthing Tokens (2) - Farthing 18th Century Middlesex, Social Series, undated, laureate bust right, MAY PEACE BE ESTABLISHED, reverse Irish harp surmounted by a crown, COMMERCE PROTECTED, edge plain, DH.1164, 21mm, 1.80 grammes, VF Details the obverse stained and Farthing 1780 Scotland, Lanarkshire, Glasgow, James Angus, sugar loaf with A below, JAMES ANGUS’ FARTHING around, reverse TEA SHOP above, GLASGOW below, A SHIFT 1780 in three lines at the centre, edge plain, D&H Lanarkshire 22, 21mm, 3.20 grammes, about Fine the flan flat at 3 O’ Clock (£30 - £50)

269) Farthings (8) includes 17th, 18th and 19th Century Fair - GEF includes Pidcocks Exhibition in high grade (£30 - £60)

270) Halfpennies 18th Century a collection in album pages (34) mixed collectable grades some EF with traces of lustre some lacquered (£180 - £300)

271) Pennies 19th Century (13) mixed grades includes Taunton, Anglesey Halfpenny 1787 and a low grade Fantasy 1815 3 Shillings in copper (£75 - £150)

272) Silver (3) Bank Token 1s and 6d 1812 VF, One Shilling (2) Sheffield 1811 OVERSEERS OF THE POOR Arrowheads VF, York 1811 CATTLE AND BARBER VF (£60 - £100)

273) Three Shillings Yorkshire Bradford 1812 Workhouse countermarked on a Three Shilling Bank Token 1812 Armoured Bust NGC VF20 BRUNK - B 1007 UNDATED COUNTERSTAMP, rare the first one we have offered since 2008 (£250 - £350)

Commemorative and Campaign Medals (lots 274 - 393)

274) Death Plaque : World War I JOSEPH HENRY COTTON in the folding envelope of issue (£45 - £75)

275) World War I Silver Medal to 267812 PTE W. Robertson Royal Highlanders along with a cased 5 pieces set of miniature medals. Comes with a 1953 QE II Coronation tin (£25 - £45)

276) France Henri III and Rene de Birage 1577 38mm in bronze, Obverse: Laureate bust of King Henri III right, HENRICVS . III . D.G. FRANCOR. ET. POL. REX. 1574, Reverse: Bare headed bust of Chancellor Renew de Birague right, RENATVS. BIRAGVS. FRANCIAE. CANCEL. NGC MS62BN (£150 - £300)

277) FRANCE, Henri I de Lorraine (1550-1588), Duke of Guise, Bronze Medal, circa 1580s, by an uncertain medallist, 48mm, 52.0g, graded NGC MS63 BN. Armoured and laureate bust right, legend HENRY DE LOR DVC DE GVISE; reverse, a ploughman guiding a plough to right, tree at left, above a radiant sun with human face dispersing clouds, legend DISCVTIT VT COELO PHOEBVS PAX NVBILA TERRIS. An attractive Renaissance medallic issue celebrating the Duke of Guise as a bringer of peace and stability, the reverse legend translating as “As Phoebus scatters the clouds from the heavens, so Peace scatters them from the earth.” (£250 - £350)

278) Religious Medal, 1608, silver, 23mm, 6.4 grammes. Obverse: the Good Shepherd standing facing, holding staff, between two sheep, legend REGIT ME DOMINVS. Reverse: angel hovering above a walled city, legend SOLI DEO GLORIA ANNO 1608. An attractive early 17th Century Continental religious medal, probably German or Swiss and Protestant

in character, the obverse legend taken from Psalm 23, “The Lord is my shepherd / the Lord guides me,” and the reverse motto translating as “To God alone be glory.” Fine style and pleasingly compact module, VF, interesting and presumed rare (£30 - £100)

279) France, Louis XIII and Maria 1614 (restrike), Bronze, 44mm, Mazerolle, 801 NGC MS62 BN (£50 - £100)

280) Italy, Paolo Giordano II 1635, 32mm in copper by Johann Jakob Kornmann, Obverse: Bust left PAVL. IORD. II. BRACC. DVX. PLVMB. P, Reverse: Fortuna with wheel, D.G.ANG.M.COM.C.V.O.R.DOM.S.R.I.P RINC, NGC MS62BN (£120 - £220)

281) Charles I Peace or War 1643 29mm diameter in bronze by T.Rawlins. Eimer 142 Obv. Bust right laureate, armoured and draped. CAROLVS. D:G. ANG.SCO.FR.ET.HIB.REX Rev. Sword and olive branch, crossed, between the letters CR crowned N. VTRVMQVE. PARATVS Exergue 1643 VG (£25 - £50)

282) Charles II and Catherine of Braganza, British Colonisation, 1670, silver medal by John Roettier, 41mm, Obverse: Conjoined busts of Charles II and Catherine right, CAROLVS ET CATHARINA REX ET REGINA, Reverse: A globe showing the British colonies, with ships at sea beyond, DIFFVSVS IN ORBE BRITANNVS, MI i 546/203, Eimer 245, Betts 44. VF/Fine, a collectable example of this popular Restoration colonial medal. (£330 - £350)

283) Murder of Sir Edmundbury Godfrey (2) the first 1678, 39mm diameter in silver by G. Bower, Eimer 257a Obverse:- bust right being strangled by his own cravat, MORIENDO. RESTITVIT. REM. E. GODFREY, Rev:-. TANTVM. RELLIGIO. POTVIT., A man strangling a prone figure, Pope standing left blessing the event and holding a Bullo (decree) Edge: CERVICE. FRACTA. FIDEM. SVSTVLIT. ATLAS. XNS. 1678 GF/NVF, the second with similar obverse, the reverse Heads of the Pope and the Devil joined to form one face, ECCLESIA PERVERSA. TENET. FACIEM. DIABOLI. 38mm diameter in silver Eimer 259 Fine (£360 - £600)

284) Duke of Monmouth Beheaded 1685 48mm diameter in brass by G. Bower (?) in the style of Eimer 279, much of the lettering appears crudely styled, 30.34 grammes, Near Fine, pierced at the top, possibly a contemporary copy (£120 - £240)

285) James II, 1685, Military and Naval Reward medal, a uniface bronze example of the obverse, 63mm diameter, 129 grammes, after John Roettier, Obverse: Draped bust of James II right with long hair, IACOBVS II DEI GRA ANG SCO FRA ET HIB REX, Reverse: Plain, the normal reverse for Eimer 282 with trophy of arms and naval action absent on this uniface piece, MI i 617/29, Eimer 282. Weakly struck, or possibly cast, with some softness to the portrait and legend, VF. The type is generally accepted as a Military and Naval Reward medal of James II, connected with the forces opposing the Monmouth and Argyle rebellions,

though this uniface bronze example is best regarded as an unusual related striking or cast example rather than necessarily an awarded specimen. (£80 - £200)

286) Archbishop Sancroft and the Bishops 1688 Eimer 288b (cast, 50mm diameter with plain edge) Obverse: Bust facing right wearing a cap and clerically robed GVIL.SNCROFT.ARCHIEPISC.CANTAVR.1688. Reverse: Seven medallions containing busts, clerically robed, of William Lloyd, Francis Turner, John Lake, Henry Compton, Thomas Ken, Thomas White, and Sir John Trelawney, a field of stars, 18.8 grams EF once cleaned now re-toning (£70 - £120)

287) Medals (2) James II / Glorious Revolution, Religious State of England, 1688 , a crude lead or lead-alloy cast copy after the medal by Jan Smeltzing, 59mm diameter, 60 grammes, Obverse: Pedestal inscribed BRITANNIA, bearing ecclesiastical objects, with scroll above, LIBERTAS CONSCIENTIAE HOC MONILI ORNATA around, the scroll inscription partly legible and referring to C. FAGELII EPISTOLA EFFLAGITATA A I. STEWARDO 1687, Reverse: A dog wearing a rosary, one paw raised upon a pillar or book, RES IMMODERATA CUPIDO EST around, MDCLXXXVIII in exergue, after MI i 620/35. Crude cast Fine, the legends partly weak and some details indistinct, with the usual surface irregularity and softness associated with cast lead fabric. An interesting old copy of this rare Dutch satirical medal relating to James II, religious toleration and the political background to the Glorious Revolution. Along with United States, HudsonFulton Celebration, 1909 , silvered base metal medal by Emil Fuchs, 32mm diameter, 13 grammes, Obverse: Classical architectural setting with three seated figures representing Steam Navigation, History and Commerce, portrait medallion of Robert Fulton above, ROBERT FULTON 1765-1815, in exergue FIRST USE OF STEAM IN NAVIGATION ON THE HUDSON RIVER 1807, Reverse: Henry Hudson and sailors on the deck of the Halve Maene, DISCOVERY OF HUDSON RIVER BY HENRY HUDSON A.D. MDCIX around, with THE AMERICAN NUMISMATIC SOCIETY and HUDSON-FULTON CELEBRATION COMM. below, HALVE MAENE in exergue. Good, worn and with much detail and parts of the legends weak, nevertheless a recognisable example of the small silvered issue for the HudsonFulton Celebration. (£20 - £50)

288) Trial of Dr. Henry Sacheverell 1710 cast, 35mm diameter in silver, Obverse: Bust almost facing, H : SACH . D : D: Reverse: A mitre, : IS : FIRM : :TO : THEE: MI ii 367/250, Eimer 442, 10.8 grammes, Near Fine along with Abdication of James II 1688 38mm diameter in white metal, unsigned (struck around 1788) Obverse: Bust of William III right, laureate GVLIELMVS . III . DEI . GRATIA. Reverse: James II accompanied in a rowing boat, on the Thames throws the Great Seal into the river, JAMES II ABDICATION, date 1688 in exergue, MI i 646/75, BHM 287, Eimer 301, 16.70 grammes, NVF with some surface marks (£50 - £100)

289) Act of Toleration 1689 49mm diameter I silver Eimer 314 by P.H.Muller , Obverse Bust right, laureate, armoured and draped, GVILIELMVS REX ANGL. SCOT. FRANC. ET HYBERN. PATRIAE DECVS ANGLIAE PRAESIDIVM Reverse Britannia, accompanied by Religion and Liberty, grasps the hand of William. TE SERVATORE NON SERIMUS. Exergue: RESTITUTORI BRITANNIAE 1689 edge (by F.Kleinert) REGIA, CREDE MIHI, RES EST, SUCCURRERE LAPSIS AU/UNC (£1,000 - £1,500)

290) Coronation of William and Mary 1689 Eimer 311 in silver by G.Bower 39mm bright VF (£60 - £110)

291) Austria-Hungary, Charles VI (as Charles III of Hungary), Coronation Medal 1712, Copper, 48mm, 43.0g. Obverse: armoured equestrian figure riding right with raised sword, legend HVNG ET HISP REX CAROLVS TERTIVS and associated coronation inscription, dated in exergue POSONII 1712. Reverse: radiant sunburst with central letter C above the terrestrial globe amongst clouds, legend CONSTANTIA ET FORTITVDINE, the outer inscription after Ovid. Issued to commemorate the Coronation of Charles VI as King of Hungary at Pressburg (Pozsony, now Bratislava) in 1712. NGC graded MS63 BN, a choice Mint State example with full original detail, attractive even brown surfaces and considerable eye appeal. Rare in this state of preservation. (£300 - £600)

292) Netherlands / Orange-Nassau, ND(1734) William IV, Prince of Orange and Anne, Princess Royal of Great Britain, silver medal, 28mm diameter, 9 grammes, by Martin Holtzhey, Obverse: Bust of William IV right, W.C.H.F. PRINCEPS AVR ET NAS, signed HOLTZHEY F. below, Reverse: Bust of Anne left, ANNE M BRIT PRINCIPIS AVR VXOR. UNC/AU, the obverse sharp and pleasant the reverse with some uneven toning, a pleasing small silver medal depicting William Charles Henry Friso, Prince of Orange and Nassau, and his wife Anne, daughter of George II of Great Britain. (£100 - £150)

293) George II, Battle of Dettingen 1743, copper/bronze medal by T. Tibbs, 37mm, Eimer 576, MI ii 578/215. Obverse: Laureate and cuirassed bust of George II left, GEORGIVS II REX. Reverse: Justice seated left holding scales and sword, PARCERE SVBIECTIS ET DEBELLARE SVPERBOS, in exergue DETTINGEN MDCCXLIII. VF, with some surface marks and evidence of once having been gilded, an interesting historical medal commemorating the last occasion on which a reigning British monarch personally led troops in battle (13.4 grams) (£50 - £100)

294) Coronation of George III 1761 34mm diameter in silver by L. Natter. Obverse: Bust right laureate and armoured, GEORGIVS. III. D.G. M. BRI. FRA. ET. HIB. REX. F.D. Reverse the king enthroned, left crowned by Britannia standing before him. PATRIAE. OVANTI Exergue. CORONAT. XXII. SEPT. CDDCCLXI, BHM 22/23, Eimer 694, 18.47 grammes, NEF with some thin scratches in the obverse field (£380 - £600)

295) Foundation of The Catch Club 1762, by T.Pingo, 44mm., “Lets drink and lets sing together”. (BHM 83). NGC MS62 BN (£120 - £220)

296) Marriage of George III and Queen Charlotte 1761 26mm diameter (2) in silver and copper, unsigned, Obverse: Conjoined busts right, GEORGIVS . III . ET . CHARLOTTA . With REX ET REG on a banner below, Reverse: A cherub carrying a scroll inscribed FELICITAS . BRITANNIÃ†. Two Hearts and a crown above, a view of London below dividing sprays of laurel and oak. In Exergue: DIIS AUSPICIBUS / MDCCLXI, BHM 17var. silver 4.10 grammes, Fine, copper 5.67 grammes, About Fine, the reverse with a rim cud, along with Membership Club Union Token 1788 Society Ticket, 25mm diameter in bronze, both obverse and reverse showing clasped hand with legend UNION above and 1788 below, possibly with USA or Mormon connections, 5.46 grammes, Good Fine (£40 - £100)

297) Death of Thomas Snelling 1773 40mm diameter in bronze by L. Pingo, Obverse: bust right, draped, THOMAS SNELLING, Reverse: OBIIT DIE II MAI MDCCLXXIII ETAT LXI, in 5 lines within a wreath, MERVISTI, BHM 180, Eimer 749, 26.26 grammes, EF, the reverse with minor surface marks. Note: Thomas Snelling (1712-1773) numismatist and antiquary was author of various works cataloguing British and continental coinage. He was the most celebrated London Coin dealer of his day with premises in Fleet Street patronised by members of the Royal family (£75 - £150)

298) Germany. Religious Devotional Medal, undated. Obverse: kneeling supplicant before Crucifixion scene, cityscape with church spires and distant mountains beyond, legend IESU DU SOHN DAVID ERBARME DICH MEIN, inner inscription LASS DIR AN MEINER GNADE GENÜGEN, Reverse: dove in flight beneath radiant sunburst, heavenly hand issuing from clouds holding crown, legend CORONAM E DECORAM SERVATOR CONFERT ET SERVAT; in exergue NON EST MORTALE QUOD OPTO. Silver, 26mm, 4.6g. VF (£25 - £125)

299) France, Jean-Jacques Barthelemely, French Writer, Archaeologist and Numismatist, 42mm in bronze by B. Duvivier, Obverse: Bust left, draped, J.JAC. BARTHELEMY NAT. CASSICI IN PROVINC . 1716, OBIT PARIS . 1795, Reverse: Legend in 11 lines: VIRO / REI NTIQUARIAE / PERITISSIMO, / PHOEN. ET PALMYR LINGG. / ELEMENTOR. RESTITUTORI / INSCRIPT. ET GALL. ACADEM. SOCIO, / NUMISM. GAZPOPHYL PRAESIDI / ANACHARSEOS PER GRAEG. / INITER: ENARRATORI / P.S.B. DUVIVIER OIFF . MEM / CAELAT ET DIC, Hennin 633, NGC MS62BN (£120 - £220)

300) Russia - Count Alexander Suvorov, Italian Campaign medal 1799, copper/bronze, 48mm, 57g, by C.H. Küchler, Soho Mint. Obverse: Bust right, draped and cuirassed, ALEX. SUWOROW PRINC. ITAL. COM. RIMNIKS., C.H.K. below truncation. Reverse: Suvorov as Mars standing, holding spear and clasping the hand of Italia seated on a globe, a defeated French soldier kneeling to left, ITALIAE LIBERATOR, MDCCXCIX in exergue, Diakov 248.1, scarce About EF with contact marks (£90 - £160)

301) Sir Ralph Abercrombie 1801, 41mm diameter in bronze by T.Webb, Obverse: Uniformed bust of Sir Ralph Abercrombie, facing, LIEUT: GENL: SIR R : ABERCROMBIE, Reverse: A horse right, pawing with his left foreleg, in front of the three pyramids of Giza. ARRIVAL OF THE ENGLISH ARMY IN EGYPT . In Exergue: 8 MARCH 1801, BHM 504, Eimer 929, NGC MS63BN scarce thus, Number 8 of Mudie’s National Medals (issued 1820) (£250 - £450)

302) George Frederick Cooke, actor, 1805, bronze medal by Thomas Webb, 53mm, Obverse: Bust of Cooke, GEORGE FREDERICK COOKE, Reverse: VELUTI / IN / SPECULUM / MDCCCV, BHM 570, Eimer 973. Uncirculated as it is housed in what appears to be a contemporary circular box, a pleasing and unusually well-preserved example of this theatrical medal. (£50 - £100)

303) Death of Charles James Fox 1806 39mm in bronze, unsigned, Obverse: Bust left, CHARLES JAMES FOX APPOINTED SECRETARY OF STATE FEBy 11 1806, Reverse: Legend within an open palm wreath: REVERED FORTALENT FORTITUDE & PATRIOTISM, BORN JANY 13 1749 DIED SEPr 13 1806, 24.66 grammes, BHM 609, NGC MS63BN (£120 - £220)

304) Lord Milton 1807 36mm diameter in White Metal, by E. Thomason, an election medal or ticket, Obverse: LORD MILTON ELECTED M.P. FOR THE COUNTY OF YORK 1807 in six lines, within a wreath, Fame above, Reverse: SUCCESS TO THE FRIENDS OF MILTON within a wreath, 10.30 grammes, BHM 623, Eimer 982, GVF/NEF, holed at the top. Note: Charles Wentworth Fitzwilliam, Viscount Milton (1786-1857) was a Whig MP for Yorkshire 1807-1831. Along with GRAND NATIONAL JUBILEE George III Accession 1809 White Metal 38mm holed for suspension (£75 - £150)

305) France, First Empire, Visit of the King and Queen of Bavaria to the Paris Medal Mint 1810, silver medal by Bertrand Andrieu, under the direction of Denon, Bramsen 939, Essling 1278, 40mm, 37 grammes, conjoined busts of Maximilian I Joseph King of Bavaria and Queen Caroline right, unsigned legend less obverse with ANDRIEU F. on truncation and DENON DIR. below, reverse inscription in seven lines LL. MM. / LE ROI ET LA REINE / DE BAVIERE / VISITENT LA MONNAIE / DES MEDAILLES / EN FEVRIER / MDCCCX, EF or near so (£70 - £130)

306) Germany, Nuremberg. White Metal Jetton commemorating the Allied Victory at the Battle of Leipzig, 1813. Obverse: facing busts of Emperor Franz I of Austria and Tsar Alexander I of Russia, legend FRANZ I KAISER V OESTERREICH / ALEXANDER KAISER V RUSSLAND, JETTON below busts. Reverse: battle scene before cityscape of Leipzig, surmounted by Imperial Russian eagle holding orb and sceptre, legend DIE ENTSCHEID SCHLACHT DER ALLIIRTEN BEY LEIPZIG,

exergue DEN 18–19 OCT 1813. White metal, 32mm, 12.0g. An historically important Napoleonic Wars commemorative jetton issued following the Battle of the Nations. Practically as struck with an even tone, a small planchet crack below the busts (£60 - £100)

307) France, Napoleon Bonaparte, St Helena Medal 1815, Bronze, 42mm, by Thomas Webb and George Mills, Bramsen 1710, BHM 891, obverse bust of Napoleon right, legend NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, reverse Napoleon seated upon a rock at St Helena, History kneeling before him with scroll, Fame above sounding a trumpet, exergue NAPOLEON AT ST HELENA. NGC graded MS63 BN, an attractive Mint State example with sharply defined detail throughout. Scarce in bronze and seldom encountered certified in Mint State. (£250 - £400)

308) Jetton 1815 Wellington meets Blucher at Waterloo Silver or silvered bronze, 33mm, 12 grams, facing busts obverse with the legend HERZOG VON WELLINGTON FURTS VON BLUCHER with JETTON beneath the busts the reverse has soldiers with a city in the background and the legend SCHLACHTBEI LABELLE ALLIANCE and in the exergue V 15 BIS 18 JUN 1815 Prooflike AU and toning (£40 - £120)

309) The Great Waterloo Medal, after Benedetto Pistrucci, uniface bronze electrotype copy of the obverse, c.1849–52 or later, 135mm diameter, Obverse: The conjoined busts of the four Allied sovereigns left, George, Prince Regent, Francis I of Austria, Alexander I of Russia and Frederick William III of Prussia, within an elaborate allegorical border with Apollo in his chariot above, the Hours below and attendant classical figures around, Reverse: Blank/ uniface, the normal reverse of the full medal absent, BHM 870, Eimer 1067. The electrotype with ragged copper shell edges extending beyond the outer rim, as often seen on unfinished or mounted electrotype shells, otherwise with impressive high relief and strong visual impact, EF with some minor surface porosity. With the wooden frame in which the piece was formerly housed. An imposing display example of Pistrucci’ s celebrated Waterloo Medal, the original medal famously being produced only as electrotypes and soft impressions owing to the exceptional size and difficulty of the dies. (£200 - £300)

310) Death of Princess Charlotte 1817 50mm diameter in bronze, by T. Wyon after P. Turnerelli with left facing bust of the Princess and narrative reverse BHM 943 EF with some gentle edge faults (£50 - £100)

311) France 1817 L.J. Bourbon, 41mm in bronze by E. Dubois, Obverse: Bust left in military uniform, L.J. BOURBON PRINCE DE CONDE, Reverse: Legend in 5 lines: AU / NESTOR / DE L’ARMÉE / FRANCAISE / 1817, NGC MS63BN desirable thus (£120 - £220)

312) France, Monument to Ludwig XVIII 1817, 38mm in bronze by Desboves, Obverse: Statue on plinth, LVDOVICVS . XVIII . D.G. GALL. ET. NAV. REX, Reverse: Legend in 8 lines: LVDOVICO / DESIDERATO / ACAD. ART. GALL. ROM. / PATRONO. ET. PRAESIDIO. SVO / STATVAMIN. AEDIB. / PON. CVR. / A.D.VI. KAL. SEPTEMB./ MDCCCXVII, 29.80 grammes, NGC MS62BN (£120 - £220)

313) William Shakespeare, 1818. Bronze Medal from the Series Numismatica Universalis Virorum Illustrium, by Jean-Jacques Barré, published by Pierre-Amédée Durand, Paris, 41mm, 38g. Obverse, bare bust of Shakespeare left, legend GULIELMUS SHAKESPEARE, signed below the truncation. Reverse, eight-line inscription NATUS STRATFORDIAE IN BRITANNIA AN. M.D.LXIV. OBIIT AN. M.DC.XVI. SERIES NUMISMATICA UNIVERSALIS VIRORUM ILLUSTRIUM M.DCCC. XVIII, with DURAND EDIDIT below. Plain edge. Unc or near so with a few flecks of verdigris. A handsome portrait medal of England’s greatest dramatist, issued as part of Durand’s celebrated nineteenth-century series depicting the world’s most illustrious historical figures. (£30 - £60)

314) Death of George III 1820, Copper Medal by C.H. Küchler, 48mm, 58.8g. Armoured and draped bust of King George III left, GEORGIUS III D:G. BRITANNIARUM REX FID. DEF. &. Reverse, sevenline inscription within an oak wreath NATUS IVNII IV MDCCXXXVIII / IMPERIUM ACCEPIT OCT. XXV MDCCLX / EXCESSIT JAN. XXIX MDCCCXX, surrounding legend PATER PATRIAE. Eimer 1121, BHM 991. Uncirculated, chocolate-brown surfaces, a few light stains on the reverse, otherwise a superior example of this large and impressive official memorial medal. (£70 - £120)

315) Coronation of George IV 1821 35mm diameter in copper by B. Pistrucci, The Official Royal Mint issue, Eimer 1146, Obverse: Bust left Laureate GEORGIUS IIII D.G. BRITANNIARUM REX F.D. Reverse: George IV enthroned, left, crowned by Victory, behind, before him stand Britannia, Hibernia and Scotia PROPRIO JAM JURE ANIMO PATERNO in exergue: INAUGURATUS/ DIE. JULII. XIX. /ANNO. MDCCCXXI, EF (£60 - £110)

316) George IV (1820–1830), Coronation, 19 July 1821. Bronze Medal by John Gregory Hancock, 45mm, 39.0g. Obverse, bare head of George IV left, GEORGE IV above, ASCENDED THE BRITISH THRONE JAN. 29. 1820 IN THE 58 YEAR OF HIS AGE around. Reverse, the Imperial Crown above intertwined sprays of the Rose, Thistle and Shamrock,

CORONATION above and AT WESTMINSTER JULY 19 1821 below. Plain edge. Eimer 1145; Brown, British Historical Medals 1077. Extremely Fine, with a gentle edge bruise. A handsome and historically important coronation medal commemorating the magnificent Westminster Abbey ceremony of 19 July 1821, one of the most lavish and spectacular coronations ever staged by the British monarchy. (£35 - £65)

317) Medals (3) Coronation of George IV 1821 40mm diameter white metal by Wells VF with contact marks and rare. Coronation of William IV 1831 55mm diameter in White Metal by T.W. Ingram, Obverse: Britannia, with Hibernia and Scotia, offering a crown to the King and Queen standing right, Fame flying above. In Exergue: CROWNED SEPr 8th 1831, Reverse: Legend in 7 lines, KING WILLIAM IV / BORN AUGt. 13th. 1765 / QUEEN ADELAIDE / BORN AUGt. 13th. 1792 /MARRIED JULY 11. 1818 / ASCENDED JUNE 29 / 1830 within a closed wreath, 58.37 grammes, BHM 1484, GVF/NEF the obverse with some corrosion spots near the rim. Sir Ronald Crauford Ferguson 1833 49mm diameter in copper, by W. Bain, Obverse: Head of Sir Ronald Ferguson right, Reverse: TO GENERAL SIR R.C. FERGUSON K.C.B. M.P. MDCCCXXXIII -W.Bain. Within a closed wreath, LET GRATEFUL ART RECORD THE PTRIOT’S NAME, 48.72 grammes, BHM 1650, Eimer 1268, About EF/EF with some contact marks and small rim nicks (£120 - £220)

318) Germany, Prussia. Commemorative Bronze Medal, 1822, issued to mark the 25th Anniversary of the Reign of King Frederick William III of Prussia. By G. Loos and F. König. Obverse: laureate bust of Frederick William III facing left, legend FRID. WILHELMVS III PER XXV ANN. BORVSS. REX., signed below truncation BG G, LOOS DIR. F. KÖNIG FEC. Reverse: classical Genius standing beside flaming altar and column, placing cover upon the sacred flame, legend GENIO AVGVSTI; in exergue D. XVI M. NOV. ANN. MDCCCXXII. Bronze, 43mm, 39.0g. Choice UNC with attractive original surfaces and a light touch of green patina. (£80 - £140)

319) Wurttemberg Birth of Crown Prince Karl (later King Karl I of Württemberg) on 6 March 1823 by C Voigt, copper, 42mm diameter, 38 grams has conjoined busts obverse Wilhelm I and Pauline with the legend DEN VIELGELIEBTEN KOENIGS PAAR EIN TREUES VOLK the reverse has Germania holding the baby and the legend DANKET DEM HERRN DENN ER IST FREUNDLICH and in the exergue MDCCCXXIII VI MERZ. Unc or near so and pleasing, two small flecks of green patina hardly detract (£200 - £350)

320) Germany, Prussia. Friedrich Wilhelm III (1797–1840), Silver Prize Medal of the Royal Academy of Arts, Berlin, by C. Pfeuffer and J. L. Jachtmann. (circa 18201830) Obverse: bare head left, legend FRIEDRICH WILHELM III KOENIG VON PREUSSEN, signed C. PFEUFFER FEC. Reverse: artist kneeling at work

beside sculptural pedestal, signed IACHTMANN F. on truncation, legend ANERKENNUNG DES FLEISSES, exergue KOENIGL. ACADEMIE DER KUNSTE, signed GOETZ F. Silver, 33mm, 21.0g. Extremely Fine. .with one gentle edge bruise (£40 - £80)

321) Medals (3) Frederick, Duke of York and Albany, Death, 1827, copper medal by Benedetto Pistrucci, 60mm, Obverse: Bare head of Frederick, Duke of York right in high relief, FREDERICK DUKE OF YORK AND ALBANY, Reverse: ADMIRABLE AND EXEMPLARY in 23 lines, a long laudatory inscription recording his public virtues and service as Commander-in-Chief, BHM 1283, Eimer 1189, Stef. pl. 26, Marsh pl. 20. EF, with attractive copper tone, the high relief portrait well defined, a pleasing example of this substantial Pistrucci medal commemorating the death of the Duke of York. Recovery of the Prince of Wales From Typhoid 1872, 45mm diameter in White Metal, by T. Ottley, Obverse Draped bust of the Prince of Wales facing, head turned to the right, Legend on a wide border HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES, Reverse: Eye of Providence above inscription within an open wreath, Inscription in 10 lines: TO / COMMEMORATE / THE / NATIONAL THANKSGIVING / FOR THE RESTRORATION TO / HEALTH / OF H.R.H. THE / PRINCE OF WALES / FEBRUARY / 1872, 26.52 grammes, BHM 2925 (smaller variety), Near EF with some contact marks and hairlines. Death of Thomas Coats 1883 49mm diameter in bronze, by N.Macphail, Obverse: Bust left THOMAS COATS, Reverse: View of the Observatory, Paisley, OBSERVATORY PAISLEY, BHM 3147, Eimer 1698, UNC with a spot reverse field (£120£160)

322) Peru 1828 Constitution Approval Medal Silver, 36mm Fonrobert - 9027 NGC AU55 (£100 - £180)

323) York Minster 1829 Choir of York Minster Destroyed by Fire 45mm diameter in White Metal by Hardy Obverse: View of York Minster, In Exergue: YORK MINSTER 1829, Reverse: The interior of the cathedral, In Exergue: THE CHOIR OF YORK MINSTER DESTROYED BY FIRE FEBry 2nd 1829, a choice example as it comes in a Mahogony presentation box with a silver plate on the lid “YORK MINSTER BURNT FEB 2 1829” where it has likely remained since 1829 (£50 - £150)

324) John Hodgson M.P. 1830 57mm diameter in bronze, by T.W. Ingram, Obverse: Bust left, draped, JOHN HODGSON . ELSWICK HOUSE. ELECTED M.P. FOR NEWCASTLE ON TYNE JULY 30th 1830. BORN JULY 30 1806. Reverse: HE IS OUR CHOICE AND WE WILL BE FAITHFUL . ALWAYS READY. Centre: HIS INTEREST IS OURS within a wreath, BHM 1445, unlisted by Eimer, 77.3 grammes, EF (£60 - £100)

325) William IV and Queen Adelaide, Coronation, 1831, official Royal Mint bronze medal by William Wyon, 33mm, Obverse: Bare head of William IV right, WILLIAM THE FOURTH CROWNED SEP: 8 1831,

Reverse: Diademed head of Queen Adelaide right, ADELAIDE QUEEN CONSORT CROWNED SEP: 8 1831, BHM 1475, Eimer 1251. Uncirculated and a very pleasing example of the official coronation medal for the short reign of William IV. (£80 - £100)

326) Medals (2) Victoria, Visit to the City of London, 9 November 1837 , bronze medal by J. Barber, published by Griffin & Hyams, 62mm diameter, 112 grammes, Obverse: Diademed bust of Queen Victoria left, VICTORIA DEI GRATIA REGINA, signed J. BARBER F. on the truncation, Reverse: WELCOME above, the Lord Mayor John Cowan in robes bowing to receive the Queen, Britannia standing to the right with shield, another female figure to the left, Fame above blowing a trumpet, in exergue IN COMMEMORATION OF HER MAJESTY’S VISIT TO THE CITY OF LONDON NOVR 9TH 1837, THE RIGHT HONORABLE JOHN COWAN LORD MAYOR, BHM 1772, Eimer 1303, Welch 62. EF, with even bronze tone, a touch of verdigris in the Queen’s hair, housed in a red presentation box. An impressive large-format medal commemorating Queen Victoria’s first civic visit to the City of London. Victoria, Royal Victoria Patriotic Asylum, 1857, silver or silvered medal by W. J. Taylor, 46mm, Obverse: Crowned and draped Gothic-style bust of Queen Victoria left, VICTORIA REGINA, Reverse: ROYAL / VICTORIA / PATRIOTIC / ASYLUM within a roseate border, FIRST STONE LAID BY HER MAJESTY 11 JULY MDCCCLVII around, BHM 2611, rated RR. With an attached suspension mount at the top, of the type used for medals worn from a ribbon, suggesting a presentation or wearable issue. EF and brilliant, an unusual and rare Victorian institutional medal commemorating the laying of the foundation stone of the Royal Victoria Patriotic Asylum. (£150 - £250)

327) Coronation of Queen Victoria 1838 36mm diameter in copper by B. Pistrucci, The Official Royal Mint issue, Eimer 1315 Obverse Bust left draped and wearing a bandeau. VICTORIA. D.G. BRITANNIARUM REGINA F.D. Reverse Victoria enthroned left, receives a crown from Britannia, Hibernia and Scotia ERIMUS TIBI NOBILE REGNUM Exergue. INAUGURATA DIE JUNII XXVIII MDCCCXXXVIII, UNC and nicely toned (£200 - £350)

328) Victoria, Coronation, 1838, bronze medal by Benedetto Pistrucci, 37mm, Obverse: Young bust of Queen Victoria left, VICTORIA D:G: BRITANNIARUM REGINA F:D:, signed B.P. below, Reverse: Victoria enthroned left, receiving the crown from Britannia, Hibernia and Scotia, ERIMUS TIBI NOBILE REGNUM, in exergue INAUGURATA DIE JUNII XXVIII MDCCCXXXVIII, BHM 1801, Eimer 1315. Uncirculated or very near so, a pleasing example of the official Royal Mint coronation medal for Queen Victoria. (£120 - £180)

329) Germany, Prussia. Friedrich Wilhelm III (1797–1840), Memorial Bronze Medal, 1840, by Henri François Brandt, issued upon the death of the King. Obverse: bare head left, legend less portrait, signed BRANDT

F. on truncation. Reverse: ERINNERUNG within circular inscription GEB. D. 3 AUGUST 1770 / GEST. AM HEILIGEN PFINGST TAGE D. 7 JUNI 1840. Bronze, 45mm, 54.0g. Marienburg 3852, AU/GEF (£40 - £75)

330) Art Union of London 1845 copper, 58mm Joshua Reynolds left facing bust, reverse the infant Hercules with two snakes Eimer 1399 EF or better (£40 - £80)

331) Germany, Lippe-Detmold. Leopold II and Princess Emilie, Bronze Jubilee Medal, 1845, by the Loos workshop and K. H. Lorenz, commemorating the 25th Anniversary of the Prince’s Reign and the Silver Wedding Anniversary of the Princely Couple. Obverse: conjoined busts right of Princess Emilie and Prince Leopold II, legend EMILIE FÜRSTIN Z. LIPPE GEB. FÜRSTIN Z. SCHWARZB. / P. A. LEOPOLD FÜRST Z. LIPPE, signed LOOS DIR. LORENZ FEC. Reverse: allegorical female figure seated beneath a tree extending floral wreath, legend DEM FÜRSTENPAARE DAS TREUE VOLK, with commemorative inscription below dated 3 JULI 1845. Bronze (or brass), 43mm, 40.0g (Grote 335; Wurzbach 5133). Extremely Fine with the odd fleck of verdigris (£25 - £45)

332) France, Revolution of 1848, French National Guard Visit to London, 33mm in bronze, by Faucil, Obverse: Ribbon on vase inscribed 20 7BRE, to right, cornucopia on it’s side, banner on garlanded pole to left, CONCORDE ET FRATERNITÉ, Reverse, Legend in 6 lines: VISITE A LA / CITÉ DE LONDRES / PAR LES GARDES / NATIONAUX FRANCAIS / SEPTEMBRE / 1848, NGC MS62 BN (£60 - £110)

333) Crystal Palace Exhibition 1851 30mm white metal EF and Edward VII Coronation 1902 the smaller official silver issue EF (£30 - £50)

334) General Institution For The Blind Birmingham Cornerstone Laid 23 April 1851 51mm White Metal Lustrous Unc (bordering on Choice) as it is still in its original circular box (£80 - £120)

335) Germany, Prussia. Friedrich Wilhelm IV (1840–1861), Silver Huldigung Medal, 1851, by Christoph Carl Pfeuffer, commemorating the Homage Ceremony at Hohenzollern Castle on 23 August 1851. Obverse: bare head right, legend FRIEDRICH WILHELM IV KOENIG VON PREUSSEN, signed C. PFEUFFER FEC. Reverse: crowned Prussian eagle holding orb and sceptre, bearing the shield of Hohenzollern upon its breast, legend ZUR HULDIGUNG HOHENZOLLERN D. 23 AUGUST 1851. Silver, 30mm, 14.6g EF (£40 - £75)

336) The Great Exhibition 1851, white metal medal by Allen and Moore, Eimer 1462, 38 grammes. Obverse: conjoined busts of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert left within a circular frame, the Royal regalia above and branches of oak and laurel to either side, QUEEN VICTORIA & PR. ALBERT below, the design identical to the obverse used for Eimer 1375. Reverse: a detailed view of the Crystal Palace, THE BUILDING

FOR THE GREAT EXHIBITION IN LONDON 1851 above, with details of the dimensions, construction and cost of the building in the exergue, the reverse design identical to that used for BHM 2446. About Uncirculated, retaining considerable original brilliance, particularly attractive for a medal in this vulnerable white-metal composition. (£40 - £70)

337) The Great Exhibition, Hyde Park, London, 1851. White Metal Medal by Thomas Ottley, Birmingham, 74mm, 146g. Obverse, bare head of Prince Albert left within an open wreath, legend HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT, signed OTTLEY. BIRM. below. Reverse, detailed elevation of Paxton’s Crystal Palace, legend THE BUILDING FOR THE GREAT EXHIBITION IN LONDON 1851, the tenline inscription below commencing PROPOSED BY H.R.H. PRINCE ALBERT and concluding OCCUPIES 18 ACRES OF GROUND, recording the designers, builders and principal dimensions of the building. Plain edge. Eimer 1458; Brown, British Historical Medals 2446. EF or better, retaining much original brilliance. A handsome and impressive large-format medal commemorating the Great Exhibition of the Works of Industry of All Nations, the first international exhibition of its kind, held in Joseph Paxton’s revolutionary Crystal Palace in Hyde Park under the patronage of Prince Albert, one of the defining events of the Victorian era. Along with Balaklava 1854 41mm white metal EF and holed+E1555 (£35 - £65)

338) Medals (3) Death of the Duke of Wellington 1852 48mm diameter in White Metal by Allen & Moore, Obverse: Uniformed bust of The Duke of Wellington left, ARTHUR DUKE OF WELLINGTON, Reverse: A Corinthian helmet on a shield crossed with lance and sword within an open wreath. Above: a ribbon inscribed RODRIGO BADAJOZ, Below ALMEIRA, Around: BORN MAY 1st. 1769 DIED SEPr.14th 1852, 30 grammes, BHM 2477, NEF with some contact marks, and signs of die rust, pierced for suspension, listed as RR by BHM. Jubilee of the Penny Post 1890 65mm diameter in White metal by L.C. Lauer, Obverse: Bust of Sir Rowland Hill, bare headed, facing, three quarters right, within branches. Below: An envelope dividing VR crowned, date and spray of thistle, roses and shamrock below, Reverse: Veiled head of Queen Victoria left, within branches. Below: A Post Office Jubilee envelope dividing VR crowned, date and Royal Arms below JUBILEE 2nd JULY, 102.87 grammes, BHM 3407, Eimer 1756, die axis inverted, VF or better with some scratches to the obverse. Trinidad, Centenary of the Conquest of Trinidad by the British, 1897, bronze medal, 48mm, Obverse: Bust of Sir Ralph Abercromby threequarters left, Reverse: Ships at anchor in the mole of Port of Spain, hills beyond, TO COMMEMORATE THE CENTENARY OF THE CONQUEST OF TRINIDAD BY THE BRITISH 1797, in exergue MISCERIQUE PROBAT POPULOS ET FOEDERA JUNGI, BHM 3623, Eimer 1809. Uncirculated, with attractive bronze tone and sharp detail, a tone spot affecting the reverse legend, otherwise a pleasing colonial historical medal commemorating the British capture of Trinidad in 1797. (£80 - £100)

339) Peace in Europe 1856, 52mm diameter in White metal by J. Pinches, Obverse: THE ALLIES GIVE PEACE TO EUROPE MARCH 30th 1856, in 6 lines, within a wreath decorated with a ribbon inscribed ENGLAND FRANCE SARDINIA TURKEY, Reverse: A rectangular plaque with a scene of ships sinking in a harbour, above, radiate scales between flags of England, France, Sardinia and Turkey, FALL OF SEBASTOPOL SEP. 8th 1855. Exergue: A snake in undergrowth. SINOPE - HANGO, BHM 2581, Eimer 1509, a Choice example UNC/AU with subdued brilliance (£80 - £120)

340) Germany, Schaumburg-Lippe. Georg Wilhelm (1784–1860), Large Bronze Jubilee Medal, 1857, by H. F. Brehmer, issued by the grateful city of Bückeburg to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Prince’s Reign. Obverse: bare head right, legend GEORG WILHELM FÜRST ZU SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE, signed BREHMER F. Reverse: six-line inscription within oak wreath, DEM GELIEBTEN LANDESVATER / NACH FUNFZIGJÄHRIGER / SEGENSRICHER

REGIERUNG / SEINE DANKBARE / STADT BUCKEBURG / AM 8 MAI 1857. Bronze, 58mm, 114.0g. Extremely Fine and minor touches of verdigris. An impressive large-format German States commemorative medal. (£90 - £160)

341) Medals (4) Marriage of the Princess Royal and Prince Frederick William of Prussia 1858, white metal medal by J. Hinks, Birmingham, 39mm diameter, 19 grammes. Obverse: conjoined draped busts of Prince Frederick William and Victoria, Princess Royal, left, the Prince in military uniform and the Princess wearing a chaplet of roses, THE PRINCE OF PRUSSIA & THE PRINCESS ROYAL OF ENGLAND, J. HINKS BIRM. below. Reverse: the conjoined shields of Prussia and Great Britain, tied by a ribbon above and enclosed within a wreath of roses, thistles and shamrocks, MARRIED JANY. 25. 1858 below. BHM 2622, Eimer unlisted. Unc and lustrous with some contact marks and scuffs obverse, London International Exhibition 1872, white metal medal by J.S. and A.B. Wyon, 29mm diameter, 11 grammes. Obverse: crowned and veiled bust of Queen Victoria left, VICTORIA REGINA, signed J.S. & A.B. WYON SC. below. Reverse: a detailed exterior view of the Royal Albert Hall, a tablet below inscribed STRUCK IN EXHIBITION MDCCCLXXII. BHM 2943. UNC In the original circular card box of issue, the lid inscribed MEDAL STRUCK IN LONDON INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION 1872, J.S. & A.B. WYON. Coronation 1911 39mm bronze conjoined busts of George V and Mary Lion and Unicorn reverse EF in a red presentation box. Switzerland, Basel, Verein für Hundesport und Jagd, undated, circa 1895, Honorary Prize Medal, gilt bronze, 44mm, 32.0 grammes. Obverse: the Basel basilisk standing left, head turned, supporting the city shield, legend EHRENPREIS – VEREIN FÜR HUNDESPORT UND JAGD BASEL. Reverse: five hunting dogs grouped beneath a radiant Swiss cross, plain edge. Unc/AU (£70 - £120)

342) International Exhibition 1862 41mm diameter in silver (36 grams) Eimer 1556 by C.Schnitzpahn/J.Weiner Obverse Bust left TO THE COMMEMORATION OF HIS LATE R.H. THE PRINCE CONSORT ALBERT. Reverse: Façade of the Exhibition Building INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION 1862. Exergue: STAMPED IN THE BUILDING BY H.UHLHORN OF GREVENBROICH. PRUSSIA EF (£50 - £75)

343) International Exhibition, London, 1862. Official Jury Medal. Copper, 76mm, 216.0g, by Leonard Charles Wyon after a design by Daniel Maclise, Royal Mint. Obverse, Britannia enthroned amidst allegorical figures representing Industry, Science, Commerce and the Arts, a masterly composition celebrating the Great International Exhibition held at South Kensington in 1862. Reverse, ornamental oak wreath enclosing the inscription 1862 / LONDINI / HONORIS / CAUSA, the edge officially engraved J. HICK C.E. JUROR CLASS VIII. Eimer 1553; Brown, British Historical Medals 2747; Fearon 313.4. About Uncirculated/Uncirculated, with attractive chocolatebrown colour. A particularly desirable officially named award medal presented to John Hick, Civil Engineer, in recognition of his appointment as a Juror in Class VIII at the International Exhibition of 1862. The combination of Royal Mint manufacture, outstanding artistic design by Leonard Charles Wyon, and named attribution to a distinguished Victorian engineer considerably enhances both the historical importance and collectability of the piece. (£100 - £200)

344) The marriage of the Prince of Wales to Alexandra Prince of Denmark 1853 51 mm diameter, in white metal right facing conjoined busts obverse UNC and still retaining much original white metal brilliance (£50 - £80)

345) Hanover, George V and Queen Marie, Silver Wedding Anniversary 1868, silver medal by H. Jauner, Brockmann 1116, 35mm, 13 grams, conjoined busts of George V and Queen Marie right, legend GEORG V. v. G. G. KÖNIG v. HANNOVER MARIE v. G. G. KÖNIGIN v. HANNOVER, reverse inscription in eight lines ZUR / ERINNERUNG / AN DIE FEIER / UNSERER / SILBERNEN HOCHZEIT. / HIETZING / 18. FEBRUAR / 1868, commemorating the 25th anniversary of their marriage, EF with a pleasant light tone (£30 - £60)

346) Germany, Schaumburg-Lippe. Adolf Georg and Princess Hermine of Waldeck, Silver Wedding Anniversary Medal, 1869, by Friedrich Brehmer. Obverse: conjoined busts left of Prince Adolf Georg and Princess Hermine, legend HERMINE GEB. PRINZESSIN V. WALDECK / ADOLF GEORG FÜRST Z. SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE, signed BREHMER F. below. Reverse: inscription XXV JAHRE / UNTER / GOTTES SEGEN / TREU / VEREINT / 25 OCTOBER / 1844–1869 within ornate oak wreath. Silver, 47mm, 59.0g (Forrer I, 271; Weinmeister 102). AU/EF. (£60 - £120)

347) Victoria, Opening of Blackfriars Bridge and Holborn Viaduct, 1869. Bronze Medal by George Gammon Adams, 77mm, 225g. Obverse, crowned and draped bust of Queen Victoria left, VICTORIA D.G. BRIT. REGINA F.D., signed G.G. ADAMS SC. below. Reverse, the date 1869 above, the Arms of the City of London flanked by allegorical female figures and linking two ornate wreaths enclosing finely detailed views of HOLBORN VIADUCT and BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE, each accompanied by descriptive inscriptions commemorating the opening of these great Victorian engineering works by Queen Victoria on 6 November 1869, signed G.G. ADAMS D. SC. in the exergue. Eimer 1604; BHM 2906; Welch 11. EF. A scarce and exceptionally impressive large-format architectural medal celebrating two of London’s most important nineteenth-century civil engineering achievements, struck in a limited issue of approximately 400 specimens. (£100 - £200)

348) Germany, Stolberg am Harz, silver medal 1817, for the Tercentenary of the Reformation and in memory of Martin Luther, 37mm, 14.00g. Obverse: Open book upon a stone altar/table, inscribed DEM ANDENKEN LUTHERS, below AM REFORMATIONS FESTE D. 31 OCTOBER 1817, legend around DEM GEIST HAT FREIHEIT ER VERSCHAFT, LICHT FINSTRER ZEIT, ERSTORBNER KRAFT. Reverse: Stag/deer before a post, STOLBERG AM HARZ, with legend for Wilhelm and Joseph, Counts of Stolberg, Königstein, Rochefort, Wernigerode and Hohnstein. A scarce local German Reformation Jubilee medal, issued for the 300th anniversary of Luther’s Reformation in 1817. The wider 1817 Reformation medallic series commemorated the third centenary of the Reformation, traditionally dated from 31 October 1517. EF (£60 - £110)

349) Italy - Papal States, Pius IX, Election of Pope Pius IX, Ecumenical council, 1869-1870, 36mm in gilt-bronze, Obverse: Bust left of Pius IX, framed in an altar-piece, Virgin to left and St. Peter to right, Reverse: Interior view of the ecumenical council, the gathering of the Bishops, 16.5 grams, NGC MS62 (£120 - £220)

350) Queen Victoria Golden Jubilee 1887 the Official Royal Mint issue, 77mm diameter in bronze by J.Boehm, , Obverse: left facing bust VICTORIA REGINA ET IMPERATRIX , Reverse: Enthroned figure of empire with the five interlinked shields below ASIA, AMERICA, EUROPE, AUSTRALASIA, and AFRICA , Eimer 1733, BHM 3219, Unc comes with the original red cox of issue (£250 - £450)

351) Queen Victoria Jubilee 1887 39 millimetres diameter copper by J Moore UNC Comes with a contemporary presentation box (£25 - £35)

352) Victoria Golden Jubilee 1887 77mm diameter in copper, Eimer 1733 the official Royal Mint issue, Obverse Jubilee Head left facing bust VICTORIA REGINA ET IMPERATRIX, Reverse enthroned figure of Empire, facing, flanked by standing figures of Science, Letters and Art to left with Industry and Agriculture to right. Below: the five interlinked shields below ASIA, AMERICA, EUROPE, AUSTRALASIA, and AFRICA, 212 grams, UNC the odd tiny edge fault and a touch of verdigris otherwise a choice example, in the red box of issue with descriptive card (£200£300)

353) The Challenge Tennis Prize 51mm diameter in silver awarded to A.J.Webbe 1888. The medal is inscribed CHALLENGE TENNIS PRIZE with MCC interlinked in the centre 58.57 grammes in silver, Good Fine with some surface residue. Unusual in the fact that in 1888 the Marylebone Cricket Club were in a brief period of control in overseeing changes to the laws of lawn tennis. This was later passed to the newly-formed Lawn Tennis Association in 1888. A.J Webbe was schooled at Harrow College, he went on the Trinity College Oxford where he got a Blue in his first year. He became a cricketer who played for Oxford University and Middlesex, Webbe played for the Gentlemen in the famous Gentlemen vs. Players match where he scored 65 of an opening partnership of 203 with the great W.G.Grace. Webbe first played for Middlesex in his first year at University, at the age of 20. Later going on to captain Middlesex at cricket from 1885-1898, then after retiring as a player, becoming secretary of the club from 1900 to 1922, then becoming President from 1923 to 1936. He also played one Test Match for England in 1879. In 1878-9 he was one of the amateurs who toured Australia with Lord Harris, who led a tour to Australia and played in the early matches between England and Australia prior to the first Ashes test in 1882. A.J.Webbes only Test match was played in 1879, the match was retrospectively awarded Test match status making it only the third Test match ever played. In this match he played against the legendary Australians Charles Bannerman, and fast bowler Fred ‘The Demon’ Spofforth who were later to feature in many of the early Ashes Test matches. The medal is a true piece of sporting history from a bygone age, and will appeal to collectors of University, Tennis, Cricket, and Historic Sporting Memorabilia. Comes with a copy of internet research showing the interesting links to top cricketers of the age. (£150 - £200)

354) Germany, Brandenburg-Prussia, Joachim II Reformation Medal, 1889, bronze, 50mm, 47.0g, by E. Encke and Weigand, commemorating the 350th Anniversary of the Conversion of Elector Joachim II to the Evangelical Faith at the St. Nicolai Church, Spandau, 1 November 1539, obverse statue of Joachim II standing facing holding sword and bible, signed E. ENKE SC. on the base

and WEIGAND F. below, reverse with extensive commemorative inscription DEM KURFURSTEN VON BRANDENBURG JOACHIM II AM 350. GEDENKTAGE DES AM 1 NOVEMBER 1539 I. D. ST NICOLAI KIRCHE ZU SPANDAU GESCHEHENEN FEIERLICHEN UBERTRITTS DIESES FURSTEN ZUM EVANGELISCHEN GLAUBEN ERRICHTET 1889, plain edge, AU with some flecks of green patina (£50 - £100)

355) Nicholas of Russia Cliches (2) obverses with left facing bust on each, bronze 64mm EF on wavy flans (£100 - £150)

356) Australia - Tasmanian Exhibition 1891 unissued prize medal, silver, 32mm diameter, weight 17 grams left facing bust an imitation of Queen Victoria with the legend “TASMANIAN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION 1891 . 2”, the reverse has a wreath AWARDED TO then no inscription AU (£60 - £100)

357) Germany – Saxony, 1891. Bronze Medal issued for the 5th Congress of German Numismatists (V. Vereinstag Deutscher Münzforscher), Dresden, 9 October 1891, by L. Chr. Lauer, Nürnberg. Bronze, 42mm, 33.0g. Obverse: uniformed bust right of Prince Johann Georg, Duke of Saxony, with the legend JOH. GEORG HERZOG Z. SACHSEN PROTECT. D. ALLG. DEUTSCH. MÜNZFORSCHERVEREINS. Reverse: detailed view of the Dresden Royal Residence Castle (Residenzschloss), legend above V. VEREINSTAG DEUTSCHER MÜNZFORSCHER; in exergue DRESDEN 9 OCTOB. 1891; signed L. CHR. LAUER NÜRNBERG. An attractive late 19th century German numismatic congress medal, AU. (£80 - £120)

358) Germany, Saxony. Marriage Medal of Friedrich August and Archduchess Luise of Austria-Tuscany, Silver Medal, 1891, issued by the Numismatic Society of Dresden to commemorate the marriage celebrated at Vienna on 21 November 1891. Obverse: conjoined busts right of Friedrich August and Luise, legend FRIEDR. AUGUST HERZ. Z. SACHS. / LOUISE HERZOGIN Z. SACHS. ERZHRZN. V. OESTER. Reverse: crowned floral wreath enclosing inscription VERMAHLT / 21 NOVEMBER / 1891 / ZU WIEN, surrounding legend DEM ERLAUCHTEN PAARE DIE NUMISMATISCHE GESELLSCHAFT ZU DRESDEN. Silver, 33mm, 15.0g. Extremely Fine with SOME CONTACT MARKS OBVERSE (£35 - £65)

359) German States – Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, 1892. Bronze Medal commemorating the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Grand Duke Carl Alexander and Grand Duchess Sophie, by G. Loos, Berlin. Bronze, 49mm, 66.0g. Obverse: conjoined busts left of Grand Duke Carl Alexander and Grand Duchess Sophie of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, unsigned and without legend. Reverse: crowned quartered shield of arms flanked by supporters, including the Nassau lion standing right holding sword and arrows; below, scroll inscribed 1842 OCTOBER 1892 commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage; signed G. LOOS

BERLIN beneath. A large and impressive dynastic commemorative medal of elegant late 19th century German style, with attractive original brown tone. About Uncirculated. (£80 - £140)

360) Germany, Otto von Bismarck, silver medal 1895, by Oertel, for his 80th Birthday, 38mm, 29 grammes. Obverse: bust of Bismarck right wearing broadbrimmed hat, legend FÜRST V. BISMARCK ALTREICHSKANZLER. Reverse: Germania standing with sword, buildings and trees in the background, legend 1815 – 1 APRIL 1895 / 80 JAHR GEBURTSTAG. EF (£70 - £120)

361) Finland (under Russian Empire), 1896. Bronze Commemorative Medal issued for the 50th Anniversary of the Finnish Art Society (Societas Artium Finlandiae), by Emil Wikström after a design by Jac. Ahrenberg. Bronze, 47mm, 55.0g. Obverse: diademed and draped bust right with the legend CAESAR ARTIVM DECVS ET TVTELA (“The Emperor, ornament and protector of the arts”). Reverse: an artist seated upon rocks contemplating the setting sun across the water, behind him a winged muse holding a lyre and extending her left arm toward the sun; legend DIVINO AFFLATV (“By divine inspiration”); in exergue SOC. ARTIVM FINLANDIAE MDCCCXLVI – MDCCCXCVI; signed E. WICKSTRÖM FEC. and J. AHRENBURG INV.. A handsome Art Nouveau-influenced commemorative medal. EF. (£50 - £100)

362) Coronation the smaller silver issues (2) 1897 and 1902 both toned GEF, in bronze 1937 44mm VF with some edge faults, Commonwealth Games 1986 Edinburgh 70mm bronze EF (£25 - £45)

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Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria 1897 56mm diameter in bronze Eimer 1817 The Official Royal Mint issue Unc with some uneven toning and verdigris in the red box of issue, George V Silver Jubilee 1935 the official Royal Mint issue Eimer 2029, 32mm diameter in silver EF in the red box of issue, Coronation of Edward VIII 1937 44mm diameter in bronze crowned right facing bust HIS MAJESTY KING EDWARD VIII reverse Britannia standing in archway battle ship on the horizon CROWNED AD 1937 Unc, Coronation of George VI 1937 44mm diameter in bronze Obverse: Busts left conjoined, crowned and in Coronation robes CORONATION OF KING GEORGE VI & QUEEN ELIZABETH 12 MAY 1937, Reverse: Britannia stand in an archway holding crown aloft in her right hand and holds Union Jack in her left hand. CROWNED A.D. 1937 EF (£80 - £120)

Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria 1897 56mm diameter in silver, by T. Brock, after W.Wyon, the Official Royal Mint issue, Eimer 1817, BHM 3506, 83.49g, NVF cleaned and colourfully retoned, with some contact marks and hairlines (£60 - £100)

365) Medals (3) - Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria 1897 56mm diameter in bronze Eimer 1817 The Official Royal Mint issue (2) along with Coronation of Edward VII 1902 56mm diameter in bronze , The Official Royal Mint issue, by G.W. de Saulles, Eimer 1871, BHM 3737, all three Unc in the red Royal Mint boxes of issue (£150 - £200)

366) Nelson and the Foudroyant 1897, 38mm diameter in bronze, Eimer 1813, BHM 3613, struck from copper recovered from H.M.S. Foudroyant after breaking up, Obverse: uniformed bust of Horatio Nelson facing three-quarters left, HORATIO VISCOUNT NELSON, in exergue BORN 29TH SEPTEMBER 1758. DIED 21ST OCTOBER 1805, Reverse: H.M.S. Foudroyant at anchor without rigging, FOUDROYANT. LORD NELSON’S FLAGSHIP, the edge inscription/legend stating LAUNCHED AT PLYMOUTH APRIL 1798. WRECKED AT BLACKPOOL JUNE 16TH 1897. MEDAL STRUCK FROM THE COPPER OF VESSEL AFTER BREAKING UP, Choice UNC as it comes with a contemporary red circular case which it has been stored within. An interesting Nelson commemorative with direct association to the famous 80-gun ship once commanded by Nelson. (£50 - £100)

367) Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee June 22 1897, 38mm, White Metal, Hull, the obverse with left facing conjoined busts young head and widowed head the reverse with the 3 crowns coat of arms surrounded by the legend O Royal Town Thou Hast Three Crowns. Unc and retaining much White Metal lustre (£20£40)

368) Germany, Prussia. Wilhelm II (1888–1918), Silver “Palästina-Gedenkthaler”, 1898, commemorating the Kaiser’s visit to Jerusalem and the dedication of the Evangelical Church of the Redeemer. Obverse: bare head bust Wilhelm II right, legend WILHELM II PALÄSTINA GEDENKTHALER. Reverse: view of the Evangelical Erlöserkirche in Jerusalem, legend ZUR EINWEIHUNG DER EVANG. ERLÖSERKIRCHE IN JERUSALEM, inner inscription REFORMATIONSFEST 1898. Silver, 35mm, 15.0g. Extremely Fine with attractive old tone. An historically important medal connected with the Kaiser’s celebrated Palestine journey of 1898. (£80 - £160)

369) Germany, Prussia. Wilhelm II (1888–1918), Silver Medal, 1901, by Oertel of Berlin, commemorating the 200th Anniversary of the Kingdom of Prussia. Obverse: conjoined busts left of Friedrich I and Wilhelm II, legend FRIEDRICH I KÖNIG / WILHELM II KÖNIG U. KAISER. Reverse: winged Genius standing behind pedestal surmounted by the Prussian Crown, inscribed SUUM CUIQUE, with sword and laurel branch below and city view of Königsberg in the background, legend ZUM 200JÄHR. KÖNIGREICHS-JUBILÄUM PREUSSENS / 18. JANUAR 1701–1901, signed OERTEL BERLIN. Silver, 39mm, 26.0g (Marienburg 7182). Good VF (£40 - £75)

370) Coronation of Edward VII 1902 56mm diameter in silver the Official Royal Mint issue Eimer 1871, BHM 3737, Unc with a pleasing light tone in the official red box of issue (£150 - £250)

371) Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, Coronation Souvenir 1902, bronze medal by E. Fuchs for Elkington, C&W 4205P, 38–39mm, 31g, conjoined crowned busts right, KING EDWARD VII QUEEN ALEXANDRA, E. FUCHS and date 1902 below, rev. view of the Grand Hotel, Trafalgar Square, legend THE GRAND HOTEL TRAFALGAR SQUARE, CORONATION SOUVENIR 1902, plain edge, Unc in Elkington’s presentation box (£20 - £40)

372) USA Medal 1904 Centenary of the Death of George Washington, issued by the Washington Monument Association, Alexandria, Virginia, bronze 41mm, Baker B-1828, bust of Washington right, STRUCK BY ORDER OF CONGRESS TO COMMEMORATE THE CENTENARY OF WASHINGTON’S DEATH around, reverse with an early hand-operated fire engine within a wreath, WASHINGTON above, MEMBER OF FRIENDSHIP FIRE CO. 1773 below. Good EF (£40 - £70)

373) Germany, Friedrich Schiller, copper or bronze medal 1905, 28mm, 10g, by Mayer & Wilhelm, Stuttgart, for the Schillerfeier marking the centenary of his death. Obverse: laureate bust of Schiller right, legend SCHILLER. Reverse: Genius standing/leading Pegasus, legend SCHILLERFEIER 1805–1905. AU (£60 - £80)

374) Germany, Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. Regency Medal of Hereditary Prince Ernst of HohenloheLangenburg, 1905. Obverse: bust of Ernst facing, legend ERBPRINZ ERNST VON HOHENLOHELANGENBURG / REGIERUNGSVERWESER IN D. HERZOGTÜMERN COBURG U. GOTHA, with dates in field I.D. ZEIT V. 31 JULI 1900 / B. ZUM 18 JULI 1905. Reverse: view of the Veste Wachsenburg surrounded by trees, legend VESTE WACHSENBURG. White metal, 35mm, 16.0g. AU and loop mounted at the top for suspension (£20£30)

375) Germany - Austria-Hungary, Bohemia. Marienbad Centenary Medal, Silver, 1908, commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the Spa of Marienbad (Mariánské Lázně). Obverse: facing medallion portraits of Abbot Karl Reitenberger and Dr. Josef Nehr, legends ABT KARL REITENBERGER and DR. JOSEF NEHR, surrounding inscription ZUR ERINNERUNG AN DIE FEIER DES 100 JÄHRIGEN BESTANDES VON MARIENBAD. Reverse: allegorical female figure seated beneath tree with spa buildings in the background, 1808–1908. Silver, 40mm, 26.0g. Unc with an attractive old cabinet tone (£120 - £220)

376) Coronation of George V 1911 51mm diameter in bronze, The Official Royal Mint issue, by B.Mackennal, Eimer 1922a, BHM 4022, AU/UNC uncased (£50 - £90)

377) Coronation of George V 1911 white metal crown sized, a Channel Islands issue VF suspended on a ribbon (£20 - £30)

378) Germany, Bavaria, First World War, Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria, silver medal 1914 by L. Chr. Lauer, Nürnberg, for the Victory at Metz, Zetzmann 4014, uniformed bust right, RUPPRECHT KRONPR. VON BAYERN, rev. downward pointing sword in oak wreath, dividing date 19–14, legend DEM SIEGER BEI METZ 18–21 AUGUST, 34mm, 18g, edge stamped SILBER 990. EF (£20 - £50)

379) Germany, First World War, Crown Prince Wilhelm, silver medal 1914 by L. Chr. Lauer, Nürnberg, “The Victor at Longwy”, Zetzmann 4020, uniformed bust left, WILHELM KRONPRINZ DES DEUTSCHEN REICHES, rev. downward pointing sword in oak wreath dividing date 19–14, legend DEM SIEGER BEI LONGWY 22. AUGUST, 34mm, 18g, edge stamped SILBER 990, EF. (£20 - £50)

380) Germany, First World War, Generalleutnant Erich Ludendorff, silver medal 1914 by L. Chr. Lauer, Nürnberg, Zetzmann 2045, bust of Ludendorff facing three-quarters right, GENERALLEUTNANT LUDENDORFF, rev. downward pointing sword dividing the date 1914 within oak wreath, legend MIT DEM UNERSCHÜTTERLICHEN WILLEN DURCHZUHALTEN UND DEM FESTEN GLAUBEN AN DEUTSCHLANDS ZUKUNFT!, 34mm, 18g, edge stamped SILBER 990. EF (£20 - £50)

381) Germany, First World War, Kaiser Wilhelm II, silver medal 1914 by L. Chr. Lauer, Nürnberg, on the Emperor’s speech from the throne at the opening of the Reichstag on 4 August 1914, Zetzmann 2017, 33mm, 15g, edge stamped 990. Obverse: bare head of Wilhelm II left, legend WILHELM II · DEUTSCHER KAISER / KÖNIG v. PREUSSEN, Lauer signature on truncation. Reverse: crown and three swords dividing the date 1914 above nine-line inscription: UNS TREIBT NICHT EROBERUNGSLUST. UNS BESEELT DER UNBEUGSAME WILLE, DEN PLATZ ZU BEWAHREN, AUF DEN GOTT UNS GESTELLT HAT, FÜR UNS UND ALLE KOMMENDEN GESCHLECHTER! V. D. KGL. SCHLOSS Z. BERLIN A. 4. AUG. 1914. Matt Uncirculated. (£100 - £200)

382) Germany, First World War, Paul von Hindenburg, Battle of Tannenberg and Liberation of East Prussia 1914, silver medal by Arthur Löwenthal, Zetzmann 4025, 34mm, 18 grammes, obverse uniformed bust of Hindenburg slightly left, legend GENERALOBERST VON HINDENBURG, reverse medieval warrior in armour swinging a two-handed sword, legend DER RUSSEN BEZWINGER OSTPREUSSENS BEFREIER, with TANNENBERG and ÖRTELSBURG in the fields and 1914 below, edge marked SILBER 990, Unc (£40 - £70)

383) Germany, Hesse-Darmstadt, Grand Duchy, Ernst Ludwig, General Honour Decoration for Bravery, silver medal, 1894–1918 issue. Obverse: bust

of Grand Duke Ernst Ludwig left, legend ERNST LUDWIG GROSSHERZOG VON HESSEN. Reverse: FÜR TAPFERKEIT in two lines within a wreath, half laurel and half oak, tied below. Loop and ring suspension, on pale blue ribbon with red side stripes. 33mm.GEF (£20 - £50)

384) Germany, Imperial. Patriotic Brass Plaque or Medallic Badge, 1914, commemorating Kaiser Wilhelm II’s Reichstag proclamation at the outbreak of the First World War. Obverse: bust of Wilhelm II right, WILHELM II above. Reverse: radiant sunburst above inscribed tablet bearing the famous quotation ICH KENNE KEINE PARTEIEN / ICH KENNE NUR DEUTSCHE / WILHELM II, “I know no political parties; I know only Germans.” dated 1914 above. Brass, rectangular format, 50 x 38mm. Good Extremely Fine with attractive aged surfaces. An evocative First World War patriotic piece issued during the opening months of the conflict. (£20 - £40)

385) Germany, Wilhelm II, silver patriotic medal 1914, by L. Chr. Lauer, Nuremberg, on the outbreak of the First World War and the Kaiser’s Reichstag speech of 4 August 1914, 33mm, 18.00g. Obverse: Bust of Wilhelm II left, legend WILHELM II. DEUTSCHER KAISER / KÖNIG v. PREUSSEN. Reverse: Upright sword dividing the legend ICH KEN=NE KEINE PARTEIEN MEHR / ICH KENNE NUR DEUTSCHE!, below WILHELM II NACH DER THRONREDE AM 4. AUGUST 1914. A silver patriotic medal invoking national unity at the outbreak of the Great War, the famous quotation becoming one of the best-known slogans of the German Burgfrieden in 1914. The Deutsches Historisches Museum notes that this phrase was widely circulated in newspapers, posters and postcards at the time. EF (£30 - £55)

386) Peace Celebrations, Signing of Peace at Versailles, 1919, brass or bronze medal by Elkington & Co., Birmingham, 52mm diameter, 53 grammes, Obverse: An angel blowing a trumpet above, Justice seated below holding scales, Liberty holding aloft a scroll, the Palace of Versailles and a classical statue behind, ELKINGTON below, Reverse: Floral wreath enclosing the legend TO COMMEMORATE THE SIGNING OF PEACE AT VERSAILLES 1919, shields of Great Britain, France, U.S.A. and Switzerland around, BHM 4142. EF with the odd fleck of verdigris, an attractive First World War peace commemorative medal marking the Treaty of Versailles. Along with Kings and Queens of England by De-Passe (2) Henry IV and William II F-VF (£100 - £150)

387) George V Silver Jubilee 1935 57mm diameter in silver Eimer 2029a, BHM 4249, The Official Royal Mint issue, by P. Metcalfe, UNC with Matt finish in the Royal Mint box of issue (£180 - £220)

388) George V Silver Jubilee 1935 57mm diameter in silver with matt finish, Eimer 2029a, BHM 4249, The Official Royal Mint issue, 86 grams, AS STRUCK in the hard red Royal Mint box this in excellent condition for its age (£100 - £160)

389) R.M.S. Queen Mary, Commissioned / Maiden Voyage, 1936, bronze medal by Gilbert Bayes for the Royal Mint, 70mm, Obverse: The R.M.S. Queen Mary under steam, seen from the starboard bow, with dolphins below, MARIA REGINA MARI ME COMMISIT, Reverse: New York skyscrapers viewed through the Bargate of Southampton, shields of Southampton and New York to either side, BHM 4282, Eimer 2036. Uncirculated, housed in a Royal Mint presentation box, a pleasing example of this impressive Art Deco ocean-liner medal (£100 - £180)

390) The Three British Kings of 1936 a 3-piece set by Turner & Simpson, each 51mm diameter in bronze, comprising George V Silver Jubilee 1935 Eimer 2031, Edward VIII Abdication 1936 Eimer 2040, George VI Coronation 1937 Eimer 2047, all Matt Finished UNC, , in the red box of issue (£50 - £150)

391) Prince Charles Investiture as Prince of Wales 1969, by Hearn of London, crowned and draped bust left dividing JULY 1969, legend INVESTITURE OF CHARLES · PRINCE OF WALES · CAERNARVON, reverse Caernarfon Castle with the Prince of Wales’s feathers above and Welsh dragon below, legend ARWISGIAD · SIARL TYWYSOG · CYMRU, 37mm, 26.4 grammes, numbered 1314 on the edge, in silver or silvered metal, a Choice example virtually BU (£75 - £100)

392) First Flight of Concord Jan 21st 1976 40mm, Platinum the plane and flags with Arabic script reverse only 50 issued so a rare and seldom seen type lightly toned Unc cased with Pobjoys certificate (£700 - £1,000)

393) Poland 1984 Opening of PVC Complex crossed flags Poland and Union Jack 38mm silver 24 grams UNC (£35 - £55)

unidentified Victorian military wedding presentation piece, possibly a trophy, shield, barrel or large vessel. An interesting named relic of the 16th Lancashire Rifle Volunteers, subsequently the 4th Volunteer Battalion, Manchester Regiment. (£80 - £100)

395) 1902 Empty Boxes (3) Long Set (2), Short Set (1) (£100 - £140)

396) A collection of buttons which include hall marked silver examples and some made from Silver Threepences (£25 - £100)

397) A maroon leather clad metal holder the lid with 20 /1000 embossed in gold, presumed a continental 20 Gold Francs or 20 Gold Marks coin holder, good second hand (£25 - £35)

398) A mixed group (7) with mint errors and medals 18th - 20th century some in silver viewing recommended (£50 - £100)

399) Accessories and Books includes a large box of empty boxes many for gold coins and sets Royal Mint, Hattons, LMO etc, trays, albums and presentation cases such as the blue velvet Westminster boxes, Books (11) many as new includes David Sear (Spink edition) Roman Coins and their Values Volumes 1,2 and 3 and David Sear’s Byzantine Coins and their Values (lot, gross weight nearly 30 kilos) must go lot so offered here without reserve (£0 - £100)

400) Accessories includes two of the white metal carrying cases with some trays, two brief cases and more, must go lot so offered here without reserve (£0 - £50)

401) An imprint of George and the Dragon on a crude lead blank 60mm diameter, and a mirrored image of GEORGE STEPHENSON ENGINEER surrounding his bust on a thin planchet perhaps a test die for a medal (£100 - £150)

402) Book – A Guide Book of United States Coins, by R.S. Yeoman, 12th Edition, dated 1959, the celebrated “Red Book” covering United States coinage with contemporary valuations, specifications and mintage figures, hardback, in good second-hand condition. (£25 - £35)

403) Box, looks like the boxes for the large 1887 Official Medals red with the Lion and Unicorn Crest in gold on the lid but with slots for 13 coins suitable for a Long Proof Set good second hand and unusual (£25 - £50)

394) 16th Lancashire Rifle Volunteers, a pair of Victorian presentation plaques, 1885, silver or silverplated, each approximately 10cm × 5cm and of curved rectangular form, pierced for attachment to a larger presentation object. The first engraved PRESENTED TO CAPTAIN J.M. LEA BY THE NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND MEN, No. 8 CO., 16th L.R.V., UPON THE OCCASION OF HIS MARRIAGE, JULY 11th 1885. The second engraved with a shield surmounted by a stag or stag’s head and the motto DUM SPIRO SPERO. Removed from an

404) Countermarked British (4) three cartwheels and a William IV Farthing each with private countermarks stamped on them, advertising etc (£25 - £35)

405) Crown 1887, Jubilee Head, Good EF, the edge engraved FROM AUNT ADA AND UNCLE MICHAEL 3RD OF SEPT. 1887, an interesting contemporary presentation piece. (£100 - £150)

406) Empty Boxes (25) includes Proof Set 1927 and 1937 and more modern Royal Mint boxes and others. Must go lot so offered here without reserve (£0 - £75)

407) Empty Boxes for the 1937 4 coin gold set (4) (£80£100)

408) Error - Charles II Fourpence struck 30% off centre Fine the reverse legend weak and differs in quality from a Royal Mint issue perhaps an error of a contemporary forgery (£30 - £50)

409) Error - English Hammered Silver Penny Long Cross which has the reverse struck on both sides VF and unusual (1.3 grams) (£50 - £100)

410) Errors struck on thin flans (2) Penny 1937 (5.7 grams) and 10 Pence 1968 (6.1 grams) both weakly and crudely struck (£25 - £75)

411) Fantasies and Imitations (lot) a wide variety many crown sized along with a small quantity of accessories. Must go lot so offered here without reserve. (£0 - £100)

412) Halfpenny 1774 Evasion or Contemporary Forgery crude aVF (£45 - £75)

413) Paranumismatic (78) a collection, includes Transport Tokens such as Derby Corporation, Grimsby Immingham RETURN, others from Grimsby, Louth and Darlington, a group in various colours of Yorkshire Traction Company, Beacontree Heath 6d Sack Token, Railway Tokens including Swindon Works and more (£120 - £170)

414) Paranumismatic a mixed group with may earlier types some of them medallic, includes toy money and more (lot) (£100 - £200)

415) Postcards that feature coins (65) each postcard focuses on a certain countries coins for a specific era so the Great Britain example in this lot shows raised embossed images of 14 coins (3 bronze, 8 silver and 3 gold) which could have been found in circulation in Edward VII’s time some showing the reverse some of the obverse these either Edward VII or Victoria Veiled Head, generally in good condition and most unused as postcards and made in Germany (£600 - £700)

416) Switzerland Precious Metal 1 gram .999 pure bars one in gold the other silver both marked ESSAYEUR FONDEUR (£80 - £110)

417) Toy Money (8) in a small box with Windsor castle on the lid, this in turn within book like wooden case GENUINE UNION CASE IMPROVED S.PECK & CO. the 8 coins being Victoria & Albert and 6 children (£20 - £50)

418) Weights (16) with some useful Coin Weights including Sovereign 1821 (2 one of them holed) (£80 - £150)

World Coins Single Coins and Small Lots (lots 419 - 779)

419) Albania VIP Proof London Mint proof of record 1931 (2 coin set) Lek NGC PF66 CAMEO, Half Lek NGC PF66 CAMEO both ex Melbourne Mint Collection (£2,500 - £3,000)

420) Australia Florin 1914H KM#27 Unc and Brilliant and graded MS63 by NGC, extremely rare in this choice grade (£5,000 - £7,000)

421) Australia Florin 1936 KM#27 Proof rare thus and graded PF63 by NGC and ex Ted Reams Collection (£4,000 - £5,000)

422) Australia Penny 1922 KM#23 NGC AU DETAILS CLEANED (£20 - £50)

423) Australia Shilling 1910 KM#20 Good EF (£40 - £50)

424) Australia Shillings (2) 1913 and 1915H both about Fine (£50 - £70)

425) Australia Sovereign 1856 Sydney Branch Mint Marsh 361 a key dare rarity and seldom offered, VG/NF (£1,700 - £2,200)

426) Austria 100 Corona 1908 60th Anniversary KM2812 Prooflike AU/UNC with hairlines in the obverse fields (£4,000 - £7,000)

427) Austria 15 Kreuzer 1694 Leopold I, laureate and draped bust right, denomination XV below, reverse crowned complex arms within the collar of the Order of the Golden Fleece, date divided by the crown, KM.1375, VF (£70 - £100)

428) Austrian Netherlands in silver all 1797C (3) Half Thaler (2), and Quarter Thaler average Fine (£60£80)

429) Austrian Netherlands Souverain d’Or 1763 Brussels Mint KM#24 GVF/NEF perhaps once cleaned (£1,500 - £2,000)

430) Belgian Congo 10 Centimes 1927 KM18 (2) both Unc (£50 - £60)

431) Belgian Congo 5 Francs 1887 VIP Proof Leopold II R.D. BELGES NGC PF64 and extremely rare in Proof (£10,000 - £14,000)

432) Belgium 1/4 Franc 1849 KM14 VF and rare (£250£450)

433) Belgium 10 Centimes 1864 ROI DES BELGES KM22 EF (£60 - £80)

434) Belgium 10 Centimes 1901 KM48 AU the key date of this short series (£80 - £100)

435) Belgium 10 Centimes 1901 KM48 AU the key date of this short series (£80 - £100)

436) Belgium 2 1/2 Francs 1848 Leopold Small Head KM11 Choice Unc with a pleasant tone and graded MS66 by NGC and ex Koehlmoos Collection (£1,500 - £2,000)

437) Belgium 2 1/2 Francs 1849 Essai in Silver Dupriez-411 NGC PF64 (£2,000 - £3,000)

438) Belgium 2 1/2 Francs 1849 Leopold Large Head KM12 in Proof rare thus and graded PR63 by PCGS (£2,000 - £2,600)

439) Belgium 2 1/2 Francs 1850 Leopold Large Head KM12 PCGS MS63 (£2,500 - £3,000)

440) Belgium 2 Francs 1849 KM10 PCGS AU58 and an extremely rare date. This coin looks proof to us with mirror like fields and a very strong, sharp strike (£8,000 - £10,000)

441) Belgium 2 Francs 1887 KM31 a rare one year type in choice and brilliant Unc and graded MS64 by NGC (£1,250 - £1,750)

442) Belgium 20 Francs 1835 KMA23.2 REEDED EDGE PROOF (restrike) NGC PF62 rare and desirable thus (£8,000 - £12,000)

443) Belgium 20 Francs 1931 a Proof Essai in Silver Dupriez-2421 choice and brilliant and graded PF63 by NGC (£800 - £1,000)

444) Belgium 20 Francs Gold 1882 KM#37 UNC with two small scratches obverse (£650 - £850)

445) Belgium 5 Centimes 1849 Essai in Silver, KM5 type, Brussels Mint, by Joseph-Pierre Braemt, obverse crowned royal monogram with French legend and date, reverse Belgian lion with paw resting on tablet inscribed CONSTITUTION BELGE 1831, value 5 CENTs and BRAEMT F. below, NGC PF63. A rare silver essai/off-metal Proof striking of the 5 Centimes type; no separate mintage figure available, the regular issue being a copper currency coin. Rare and desirable in this format. (£850 - £1,100)

446) Belgium 5 Centimes 1856 KM5.1 Unc with an uneven tone over underlying lustre (£50 - £60)

447) Belgium 5 Centimes 1864 PREMIER ROI DES BELGES KM21 AU the key date of the series (£50£60)

448) Belgium 5 Centimes 1901 (2) DES BELGES and DER BELGEN AU-UNC (£45 - £65)

449) Belgium 5 Centimes 1902 BELGIE KM47 (2) both Unc (£50 - £60)

450) Belgium 5 Centimes 1902 BELGIQUE KM46 (2) both Unc (£30 - £40)

451) Belgium 5 Cents 1842 KM5.1 NGC MS63 BN the reverse with a decent amount of lustre despite the BN designation (£100 - £150)

452) Belgium 5 Francs 1832 Position A KM3.1 PCGS MS65+ the finest recorded example of the first date low mintage issue (£5,000 - £6,000)

453) Belgium 5 Francs 1833 Position A KM#3.1 Choice Mint State and graded MS63 by NGC by far the best example we have seen (£850 - £1,400)

454) Belgium 5 Francs 1834 Position A KM3.1 Unc and extremely rare in this Choice grade, once cleaned now retoning (£2,000 - £3,000)

455) Belgium 5 Francs 1835 Position A KM#3.1 Choice Mint State and Prooflike and graded MS63+ by NGC (£2,500 - £3,500)

456) Belgium 5 Francs 1835 Position A KM3.1 VF (£160 - £200)

457) Belgium 5 Francs 1842 Specimen with Plain Edge Dupriez-191 sharp and choice and graded SP64 by PCGS and extremely rare (£4,500 - £5,500)

458) Belgium 5 Francs 1871 Plain Edge Silver Restrike Bogaert 1130B2 Choice and graded MS68 by NGC (£150 - £200)

459) Belgium 5 Francs 1947 Zinc KM129.1 probably Unc for type with a dull tone and a thin scratch or striking fault obverse, the key date of the series (£50 - £60)

460) Belgium 5 Francs Leopold II Silver Pattern partially dated has 18 only below the shield reverse without the last two digits, unlisted by Dupriez choice and prooflike attributed and graded by NGC at MS63 (£1,200 - £1,600)

461) Belgium 50 Centimes 1886 DER BELGEN KM#27 EF (£35 - £45)

462) Belgium 50 Francs 1935 Position B KM106.1 AU with a touch of verdigris (£50 - £60)

463) Belgium Congo 5 Francs 1891 KM8.1 Lustrous AU/UNC and pleasing with two brown toning spots obverse and a rare coin in high grades, in a NGC Holder at UNC DETAILS SPOT REMOVED (looks to us that the toning spots which are a light brown colour and barely detract are still there rather than removed) (£1,000 - £1,400)

464) Belgium Five Cents 1851 a Specimen strike in silver Dupriez-514 PCGS SP65 (£850 - £1,400)

465) Belgium Franc 1833 Coin Alignment KM7.1 graded MS66 by NGC the finest known example (£2,500£3,500)

466) Belgium Franc 1850 without dot above date Prooflike AU/UNC and once cleaned, very rare (£2,500£3,000)

467) Belgium Half Franc 1850 a Specimen in Cupro-Nickel Zink Bogaert-473 PCGS SP63 and ex Joe Sedillot Collection (£1,750 - £2,300)

468) Belgium Half Franc 1850 KM15 PCGS MS66 and the finest known example (£4,000 - £5,000)

469) Belgium One Franc 1886 KM#28.1 AU (£50 - £60)

470) Belgium One Franc 1887 DER BELGEN KM#29.1 AU (£50 - £60)

471) Belgium One Franc 1887 DER BELGEN KM#29.1 AU (£50 - £60)

472) Belgium Quarter Franc 1843 KM#8 Good Fine, toned, a scarce date in this short series (£100 - £150)

473) Belgium Quarter Franc 1850, KM14, silver, French legend, Brussels Mint, by Léopold Wiener, bare head of Léopold I left, reverse crowned Belgian arms within wreath, value ¼ FRANC and date below, reeded edge, NGC MS63. Scarce two-year type; Krause records a combined mintage of 101,000 pieces for KM14, the 1850 date being included in the figure given for 1849. Rare and desirable in this certified Mint State grade. (£1,750 - £2,200)

474) Belgium, Albert I, 10 Francs 1930 Silver Pattern, Dupriez-2379, Independence Centenary commemorative type, bust of Albert I left, reverse with allegorical/commemorative design and value, struck in silver, a rare pattern or official essai/restrike of the 1930 10 Francs type. The regular issue is recorded with a mintage of 2,699,000, but no formal mintage has been traced for this silver pattern; closely related silver proof restrikes have been described with unknown mintage and an estimated striking of only 5 to 25 pieces. Unc, once cleaned now re-toned (£800 - £1,200)

475) Belgium, Albert I, 20 Francs 1911 Pattern in Silver, KM-Pn182 Var, French legend, reeded edge, Brussels Mint, by Godefroid Devreese, bust of Albert I left, reverse crowned Belgian arms with value and date, NGC PF62. A scarce silver essai/pattern of the proposed 20 Francs type, distinct from the regular currency issues; no formal mintage traced, and seldom encountered. (£800 - £1,200)

476) Belgium, Léopold I, 5 Francs 1832 Position A, KM3.1, silver, Brussels Mint, by Joseph-Pierre Braemt, bare head of Léopold I left, reverse value and date within wreath, incuse lettered edge DIEU PROTEGE LA BELGIQUE, Position A edge lettering, NGC PF63. Rare Proof striking of the first Belgian 5 Francs type; the regular 1832 Position A issue is recorded with a mintage of only 37,000 pieces. Rare and desirable in Proof. (£5,000 - £6,000)

477) Belgium, Léopold I, 5 Francs 1853 Pattern striking in Bronze, Bogaert-539B7, Marriage of the Duke and Duchess of Brabant commemorative type, by L. Wiener, obverse bust of Léopold I left, reverse conjoined busts of the Duke and Duchess right, dated 21–22 Août 1853, NGC MS62BN. A rare bronze pattern/off-metal striking of the 5 Francs commemorative issue; the regular silver commemorative issue is recorded with a mintage of 32,000, but no separate mintage figure has been traced for this bronze pattern extremely rare (£400£600)

478) Belgium, Léopold I, Quarter Franc 1850 Piedfort in Silver, French legend, KM14 type, by Léopold Wiener, bust of Léopold I left, reverse crowned Belgian arms within wreath, value ¼ FRANC and date below, plain edge, struck on a thick silver piedfort planchet, NGC MS62. A rare special striking/piedfort of the 1850 Quarter Franc; no separate mintage traced for the piedfort issue, the normal currency piece being a small silver denomination of 1.25 grams and 15mm with reeded edge. (£2,000 - £3,000)

479) Belgium, Léopold II, 2 Francs 1866 Essai in Silver, Dupriez-1022, French legend, Brussels Mint, by Léopold Wiener, bare head of Léopold II left, reverse crowned shield within laurel wreath, legend L’UNION FAIT LA FORCE, struck in silver, 10.00g, NGC PF64. A rare silver essai/pattern striking of the first-year Léopold II 2 Francs; no separate mintage traced, the regular currency issue being recorded with a mintage of 1,942,000 pieces. Rare and desirable in this high Proof grade. (£1,500 - £2,000)

480) Belgium, Léopold II, 2 Francs 1866 Silver Proof, Dupriez-1013, KM30 type, French legend, Brussels Mint, by Léopold Wiener, bare head of Léopold II left, reverse crowned Belgian arms with value and date, edge milled, NGC PF66. A rare Proof striking of the first-year 2 Francs issue of Léopold II; no separate Proof mintage traced, the normal currency issue being recorded with a mintage of 1,942,000 pieces. Rare and desirable in this high Proof grade. (£1,500 - £2,000)

481) Bolivia (3), Potosí, Cob 2 Reales 1673, Charles II, assayer E, KM 24, Calicó 395, S-P37b, 7.00g. Obverse with crowned pillars and waves, denomination 2, assayer E and date 1673 visible, reverse cross potent with lions and castles in angles, irregular flan as usual for the issue, about VF with clear date and good central detail. Along with 1 Cob 2 grams in low grade and Half Cob 1742 (£100 - £200)

482) Bolivia 4 Soles 1830 PTS JL KM96a2 VF (£40 - £50)

483) British Guiana Guilder 1836 KM25 Plain Edge Proof NGC PF61 (£800 - £1,200)

484) British Guiana Guilder 1836 KM25 Reeded Edge Proof NGC PF60 and rare (£800 - £1,200)

485) Bulgaria 100 Leva 1934 AU Details HARSHLY CLEANED (£25 - £50)

486) Bulgaria 1913 (2) Lev and 50 Stotinki both lustrous AU-UNC (£30 - £60)

487) Burma 10 Pyas 1955 KM34 VIP Proof, London Mint Proof of Record PCGS PR65CAM (£1,000 - £1,500)

488) Burma 25 Pyas 1956 KM35 VIP Proof, London Mint Proof of Record PCGS PR65CAM (£1,000 - £1,500)

489) Burma Kyat 1952 KM37 VIP Proof, London Mint Proof of Record PCGS PR64CAM (£1,000 - £1,500)

490) Burma VIP Proof Set 1949 (5 coin set) in NGC Holders 8 Pe PF64, 4 Pe PF64, 2 Pe PF65, Pe PF64+, 2 Pyas PF66 comes with a Royal Mint maroon presentation case with the mythical Burmese Chinthe embossed in gold and with original documentation from the Burmese Currency Board Parker Street London (£8,000 - £10,000)

491) Burma VIP Proof Set 1952 London Mint (6 coin set) in NGC Holders Kyat PF65 CAMEO, 50 Pyas PF65 CAMEO, 25 Pyas PF64, 10 Pyas PF65, 5 Pyas PF65, Pya PF64RB (£6,000 - £8,000)

492) Canada - Newfoundland 10 Cents 1903 KM#8, Edward VII, obverse bare head right, EDWARDVS VII D.G. REX IMPERATOR , reverse crowned denomination within wreath, date below, EF with a pleasing tone (£90 - £120)

493) Canada - Newfoundland 20 Cents 1890 KM4 Unc and beautifully toned (£500 - £1,000)

494) Canada 10 Cents (2) 1899 small 9s Bright EF and 1919 AU (£55 - £65)

495) Canada 10 Cents 1871 the scarcer no H variety bright EF (£120 - £170)

496) Canada 10 Cents 1901 KM3 nEF with some thin scratches (£40 - £60)

497) Canada 5 Cents 1870 VF with some scuffs and hairlines scratches (£40 - £60)

498) Canada 5 Cents 1875H Small Date, KM#2, Victoria, obverse young laureate head left, reverse crowned denomination and date within a maple wreath, H mintmark below, a scarce date, VF (£200 - £300)

499) Canada 5 Cents 1885 KM#2, Victoria, obverse young laureate head left, reverse crowned denomination and date within a maple wreath, silver, EF with a pleasing tone (£160 - £220)

500) Canada 50 Cents 1904 KM#12 one of the key dates in the series in a NGC Holder UNC DETAILS, Harshly Cleaned (£1,200 - £1,600)

501) Ceylon 10 Cents 1963 VIP Proof NGC PF66 CAMEO (£500 - £700)

502) Ceylon 50 Cents 1926 KM109a Proof rare thus and in a PCGS Holder graded PR63 (£1,000 - £1,500)

503) Ceylon 50 Cents 1929 VIP Proof graded PF65 by NGC KM109a (£1,750 - £2,300)

504) Ceylon a 6-coin set 1963 VIP Proofs/Proofs of record in NGC Holders comprising 50 Cents KM#132 PF68 CAMEO, 25 Cents KM#131 PF67 ULTRA CAMEO, 10 Cents KM#130 PF66 CAMEO, 5 Cents KM#129 PF68 CAMEO, 2 Cents KM#128 PF64+ CAMEO and 1 Cent KM#127 PF67*, we note that Krause does not list any of these pieces as Proofs so clearly issued in very small numbers (£2,200 - £2,800)

505) Ceylon VIP Proof Set 1891 (4 coin copper set) in NGC Holders comprising Five Cents PF64RB, Cent PF64RB, Half Cent PF64BN and Quarter Cent PF63BN (£2,750 - £3,500)

506) China - German Enclave - Kiau Chau 10 Cents 1909 KM2 Unc with a touch of verdigris reverse (£150£250)

507) China - Kwangtung Province 20 Cents undated (1890-1908) Y#201 AU once cleaned (£50 - £80)

508) China - Republic Dollar Year 23 (1934) ‘Junk’ Dollar Y#345 EF with an edge nick left of the portrait (£80 - £100)

509) China 10 Cents F.K. Customs House VF with some uneven toning (£60 - £80)

510) China 10 Cents Republic of China (1920) Crossed Flags in Circle a Brockage Error in a NGC Holder MINT ERROR XF40 BN REVERSE BOCKAGE (£50 - £200)

511) China 10 Cents Year 3 (1914) KM326 EF (£45 - £85)

512) China 10 Cents Year 3 (1914) KM326 Good VF (£35 - £65)

513) China 100 Cash 1850 Bronze 69mm diameter 194 grams VF (£200 - £300)

514) China 20 Cents ND(1909) Manchurian L&M - 496 FIRST - 3 STARS NGC AU Details CLEANED (£120 - £220)

515) China 5 Yuan Silver Proof (3) 1992, 1993 and 1994 FDC the 1992 starting to tone (£150 - £200)

516) China Dollar Year 22 (1933) Junk Y#345, L&M 109, Lustrous and with golden tone, in an NGC holder and graded MS62 a choice example (£750 - £900)

517) China Manchurian Provinces 1 Mace and 44 Canderines silver GVF (£25 - £75)

518) China Republic Dollar undated Memento (1927) 6-pointed stars Y#318a.1, L&M 49, in an NGC holder and graded AU DETAILS CLEANED (£50 - £150)

519) China, Republic, Dollar, ND (1912), Memento of the Founding of the Republic, Silver, L&M-42, Kann 603, Y-319, obverse bust of Dr Sun Yat-sen facing left, reverse denomination within wreath, commemorating the establishment of the Republic of China. A classic Chinese crown and one of the key issues of the Republican series. Unc with subdued brilliance under a light tone, Certified and graded by NGC as UNC Details Cleaned. Highly sought after by collectors of Chinese silver dollars and seldom offered in high grade. (£6,000 - £9,000)

520) Columbia 50 Cents 1912 VIP Proof NGC PF66 ex WINTER COLLECTION extremely rare (£3,000£4,000)

521) Crown 1844 Star Stops on edge ESC 280, Bull 2561 the rarer of the two edge types AVF with a deep tone (£100 - £160)

522) Cyprus 1901 issues (2) 18 Piastres and 3 Piastres F-VF the 18 with a tiny rim nick (£80 - £140)

523) Denmark 12 Marks 1783 Christian VII KM641.1 Fine (£600 - £900)

524) Denmark 2 Kroner 1876 HC/CS KM798.1 Proof and graded PR66 by PCGS (£2,500 - £3,000)

525) Denmark 2 Kroner 1899 HC/VBP KM798.2 in Proof and graded PF66+ by NGC (£2,500 - £3,000)

526) Denmark 20 Kroner 1873 CS, Christian IX, bare head right, reverse seated figure of Denmark left holding sceptre and resting her arm upon a shield, KM.791.1, the first year of issue, UNC or near so. (£900 - £1,200)

527) Dominican Republic Peso 1963 Restoration of the Republic KM30 VIP Proof London Mint NGC PF66 (£2,500 - £3,000)

528) East Caribbean States - British Caribbean State One Cent 1962 VIP Proof/Proof of record KM#2 in an NGC holder and graded PF65 RB (£200 - £300)

529) Ecuador 2 Decimos 1893/89 Unc and brilliant and graded MS63 by NGC, KM51.3 (£120 - £180)

530) Egypt 10 Qirsh AH1293 Year 33 KM295 Proof and graded by NGC at PF64 (£1,250 - £1,750)

531) Egypt 2 Qirsh 1293 Year 10 (1884) KM293 (2) both lustrous AU-UNC (£25 - £50)

532) Egypt 5 Qirsh AH1293 Year 10 KM294 Proof and graded by NGC at PF66 (£1,250 - £1,750)

533) Egypt Silver Aswan High Dam Commemoratives 1964 (AH1384), comprising 25 Piastres KM.406 and 50 Piastres KM.407, issued to commemorate the diversion of the River Nile during construction of the Aswan High Dam, both lustrous Mint State. (£60 - £90)

534) Eritrea 2 Lire 1890R KM#3 EF with some dark tone (£100 - £160)

535) France 2 Francs 1888A Paris Mint, Cérès type, KM#817.1, obverse laureate head of Cérès left, REPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE around, reverse denomination and date within wreath, LIBERTÉ ÉGALITÉ FRATERNITÉ around, silver, VF with a grey tone, scarce with a mintage of 131,000 (£50£80)

536) France 20 Francs Gold (2) 1909 and 1910 KM#857 both Choice UNC (£1,300 - £1,700)

537) France 20 Francs Gold 1815A Paris Mint Louis XVIII Lustrous AU a pleasing example (£700 - £900)

538) France Ecu 1721W Louis XV an overstrike with the date 1718 clearly visible next to the 1721 KM459 a choice example graded MS63 by NGC and ex GRUNDY COLLECTION (£3,500 - £4,000)

539) France Louis d’Or 1766A, Paris Mint, Louis XV, laureate head left, reverse crowned shields of France and Navarre, KM.513.1, 6.36 grammes, EF details but an ex jewellery piece with damage at the edges and uneven surfaces (£800 - £1,000)

540) French Indo-China Piastre 1931 KM#19 NGC AU55 BN (£30 - £60)

541) French Indo-China Piastre 1931 KM#19 NGC MS62 (£80 - £150)

542) German East Africa 1/4 Rupie 1904A deeply toned AU with the odd small rim fault (£20 - £35)

543) German States - Anhalt Dessau Three Marks 1909A KM#29 Good Fine/Fine with some edge nicks (£70 - £80)

544) German States - Anhalt-Dessau Three Marks 1914A Friedrich II and Marie 25th Wedding Anniversary KM#30 VF the obverse with some hairlines and thin scratches (£60 - £70)

545) German States - Baden 3 Marks 1908 AU once cleaned (£70 - £100)

546) German States - Brunswick-Luneburg-Celle Thaler 1648 Date horizontal to left of shield KM#169.2 Fine with a striking flaw on the edge at 2 o’clock (£150£200)

547) German States - Hamburg 3 Marks 1913J KM620 AU and starting to tone (£70 - £90)

548) German States - Prussia 10 Marks 1874B KM#502 VF or better (£500 - £600)

549) German States - Prussia 20 Marks Gold 1900A KM#521 lustrous UNC with the odd minor contact mark (£800 - £1,000)

550) German States - Prussia Three Marks 1911A 100th Anniversary of Breslau University KM#531 Good Fine, lightly tooled on the obverse (£60 - £70)

551) German States - Saxony 3 Marks 1912E KM#1267 GEF/UNC (£70 - £90)

552) German States - Saxony Thaler 1618 Johanne Georg Dav 7591 a choice example of this early type and graded MS63 by NGC and 17th century coins seldom seen in MS grades (£1,250 - £1,750)

553) Germany Federal Republic 5 Marks Silver KM112.1 (2) 1965F NGC MS63 and 1974D EINIGKEIT UND RECHT NGC MS63 (£80 - £150)

554) Germany Federal Republic 5 Marks Silver KM112.1 1959J NGC MS63 (£50 - £90)

555) Germany Federal Republic 5 Marks Silver KM112.1 1963F NGC MS62 PL (£50 - £90)

556) Germany Federal Republic 5 Marks Silver KM112.1 1963F NGC MS64 (£50 - £90)

557) Germany Federal Republic 5 Marks Silver KM112.1 1964G NGC MS64 (£50 - £90)

558) Gold Coast Ackey 1818 KM#9 in Proof in a NGC Holder at PF63 a spectacular rarity (£3,000 - £4,000)

559) Gold Coast Half Ackey 1818 KM#8 in Proof in a NGC Holder at PF65 (£2,000 - £3,000)

560) Greece 20 Drachmai 1960 KM85 VIP Proof London Mint NGC PF66 EX MELBOURNE MINT MUSEUM (£3,000 - £4,000)

561) Greece 5 Drachma 1875A KM#46 about VF with some contact marks (£80 - £100)

562) Greece 5 Lepta 1837 VF/NVF some light surface pitting reverse (£100 - £180)

563) Greece Drachma 1873 KM#38 sharp UNC with a pleasing tone and graded by NGC at MS63 (£300£500)

564) Guatemala Peso 1896 KM#210 NGC MS63 a choice example with original mint brilliance (£150 - £300)

565) Guernsey 2 Doubles 1917H S.7216A Brown About EF (£30 - £50)

566) Guinea 1962 VIP Proof Set London Mint proof of record (4 coin set) in NGC Holders 25 Francs PF67 CAMEO, 10 Francs PF67 ULTRA CAMEO, 5 Francs PF68 CAMEO, Franc PF68 ULTRA CAMEO (£2,500 - £3,000)

567) Guinea 1962 VIP Proof Set London Mint proof of record (4 coin set) in NGC Holders 25 Francs PF68 ULTRA CAMEO, 10 Francs PF67 ULTRA CAMEO, 5 Francs PF68 ULTRA CAMEO, Franc PF68 ULTRA CAMEO (£2,500 - £3,000)

568) Hawaii Dime 1883 KM#3, Breen 8030, King Kalakaua I, obverse bust right, KALAKAUA I KING OF HAWAII, reverse crown above denomination ONE DIME, date below, UMI KENETA around, silver about EF (£40 - £60)

569) Hong Kong 10 Cents 1866 VF details with some hairlines and scuffing in places (£30 - £40)

570) Hungary 100 Corona K.B 40th Anniversary KM490 EF (£2,500 - £4,500)

571) Hungary 1968 Silver (2) 50 and 100 Forint lightly toned Unc in a black presentation card (£60 - £80)

572) Iceland 5 Aurar 1946 KM9 VIP Proof NGC PF63RB (£450 - £750)

573) Iceland VIP Proof Set 1940 (5 coin set) London Mint Proof of Record in NGC Holders Eyrir PF64RB, 2 Aurar PF65RB, 5 Aurar PF63RB, 10 Aurar PF65 CAMEO, 25 Aurar PF65 CAMEO (£2,500 - £3,000)

574) Iceland VIP Proof Set 1946 (4 coin set) London Mint in NGC Holders Eyrir PF65RB, 5 Aurar PF65RB, 10 Aurar PF66 CAMEO, 25 Aurar PF68 CAMEO (£2,500 - £3,000)

575) India - Hyderabad 1/8 Rupee 1892 VF (£80 - £110)

576) India - Hyderabad Rupee AH1279 VF (£40 - £60)

577) India - Madras Presidency 10 Cash 1808 KM319 AU with subdued lustre (£50 - £75)

578) India (3) 1/4 Rupee 1874 VF and 1894 Good Fine , 2 Annas 1862 Unc or near so with a pleasant even tone (£40 - £60)

579) India 1 Rupee 2010 Experimental or Fantasy strikes (2) both 22mm cupro-nickel (2) both UNC (£400£500)

580) India 10 Rupees Food for All series Proof (2) 1970 and 1978 nFDC the 1970 with a small fault reverse centre (£60 - £85)

581) India 100 Rupees 1981 World Food Day, Bombay Mint, KM#277, obverse the Lion Capital of Ashoka above the denomination 100 RUPEES , reverse a standing agricultural couple, the man holding a sheaf of wheat and the woman a basket of produce, WORLD FOOD DAY and date surrounding, silver Proof, NFDC (£60 - £100)

582) India 2 Rupee 2010 Experimental or Fantasy strike Hyderabad Mint 25mm cupro-nickel UNC (£300£400)

583) India Bombay Presidency Rupee AH1215/46 VERTICAL MILLING NGC AU DETAILS CLEANED (£20 - £50)

584) India Gold Fanam 0.4 grams VF (£20 - £30)

585) India Gold Mohur 1841 EF details now with a mount attached (£1,500 - £2,000)

586) India Half Pice 1906 AU with some minor edge nicks and uneven toning in parts (£40 - £50)

587) India Half Rupee 1835 with F incuse on truncation EF (£150 - £200)

588) India Half Rupee 1891C Proof in a PCGS Holder PR64 KM-491 Restrike (£2,800 - £3,800)

589) India Half Sovereign 2014 with I mint mark BU in the Royal Mint plastic card of issue (£400 - £600)

590) India Ladakh State Copper Paisa 1880 VF (£70£100)

591) India Quarter Anna 1940 (2) both UNC with near full lustre (£30 - £40)

592) India Rupee (1877-1901 series) Brockage in a NHC Holder MINT ERROR XF DETAILS CLEANED REVERSE BROCKAGE (£400 - £500)

593) India Rupee 1840 W.W. Raised 28 Berries, AU and nicely toned (£45 - £75)

594) India Sovereign 2013 with I mint mark BU in the Royal Mint plastic card of issue (£800 - £1,100)

595) India Sovereign 2015 with I mint mark BU in the Royal Mint plastic card of issue (£800 - £1,100)

596) India Sovereign 2019 with I mint mark BU in the Royal Mint plastic card of issue (£800 - £1,100)

597) India Travancore State Chukram One 1st issue 1911 VF with some surface porosity (£70 - £100)

598) Iraq 50 Fil AH1356 (1937) Ghazi I Decimal Coinage KM104 London Mint VIP Proof (proof of record) PCGS PR65 (£5,000 - £8,000)

599) Ireland (2) Halfpenny 1693 S.6597 VF with some touches of verdigris in the harp and Gunmoney Crown 1690 about Fine (£100 - £200)

600) Ireland (3) 10 Pence Bank Tokens (2) 1805 NVF and 1813 GVF with some uneven toning along with Gunmoney Shilling Aug 1689 Fine Details with surface porosity (£50 - £100)

601) Ireland Farthing 1806 S.6622 UNC and Prooflike subdued lustre under uneven toning and a small striking fault on the rim left of GEORGIUS (£200£250)

602) Ireland Florin 1939 S.6634 NGC AU58 (£40 - £75)

603) Ireland Halfpenny 1694, William and Mary, S.6597, KM#109, obverse conjoined laureate busts right, reverse crowned Irish harp with date divided at either side, copper, VF with some light surface porosity, as often encountered for the issue, accompanied by an old Spink & Son attribution ticket (£100 - £150)

604) Ireland Halfpenny 1805 Gilt Proof S.6621 Unc with some contact marks obverse (£450 - £550)

605) Ireland Six Shillings Bank Token 1804, George III, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, reverse Hibernia seated left beside a harp, BANK OF IRELAND TOKEN above and SIX SHILLINGS in the exergue, struck at the Soho Mint on a SpanishAmerican Eight Reales, KM.Tn1, S.6615, Fine. (£250 - £350)

606) Ireland Ten Pence Bank Token 1813 S.6618 EF (£40 - £70)

607) Ireland Ten Pence Bank Tokens 1805 (2), George III laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, reverse BANK TOKEN TEN PENCE IRISH 1805 within a

wreath, KM.Tn3, S.6617, Fine or better, one with some old scratches, a thin edge nick and a field nick, the other without notable problems. (£60 - £90)

608) Isle of Man Halfpenny 1786 S.7414 VF (£40 - £50)

609) Isle of Man Penny 1839 S.7417 NEF (£100 - £140)

610) Israel 500 Pruta 1949 (JE5709) KM#16 UNC (£40£60)

611) Italy - Tuscany (Pisa) 1/2 Giulio 1721 better than Fine, Spain 1 Real 1769 PJ Fine and Mexico 1/4 Real 1852 Fine (£30 - £60)

612) Italy (2) Lira 1905 nVF and a rare date, Naples and Sicily 5 Tornesi 1819 VF (£140 - £200)

613) Italy 20 Lire 1865 KM#10.1 Pleasing AU (£650 - £850)

614) Italy 20 Lire 1882R KM#21 GEF sharp and lustrous with prooflike fields (£650 - £850)

615) Italy 20 Lire 1928R Year VI KM#70 AU with some scuffs and hairlines and graded NGC AU DETAILS OBV SCRATCHED (£80 - £140)

616) Italy 20 Lire 1936R XIV KM 81 NGC MS64 rare and desirable thus (£1,500 - £2,000)

617) Italy Lira 1867 KM5a.1 AU and lustrous (£50 - £60)

618) Italy Lira 1899 KM24.1 Unc with a rich tone (£45£75)

619) Italy Lira 1909 KM45 EF and 10 Lire 1929 bright VF (£70 - £90)

620) Japan Countermarked Coinage One Yen Year 24 (1891) 26.9 gramsY28.2 VF (£30 - £50)

621) Latvia 2 Lati 1925 VIP Proof PCGS PR63 (£1,000£1,500)

622) Latvia 5 Lati 1929 KM9 VIP Proof London Mint NGC PF61 (£5,000 - £6,000)

623) Latvia 5 Lati 1932 KM9 VIP Proof London Mint NGC PF62 (looks choice to us) (£6,000 - £7,000)

624) Libya VIP Proof Set 1952 London Mint (5 coin set) in PCGS Holders comprising 2 Piastres PR66, Piastre PR66, 5 Mill PR65RB, 2 Mill PR67BN, Mill PR66BN (£2,000 - £2,600)

625) Medieval Europe in Silver (6) includes Crusaders, Wladislav and Lorraine mixed mostly collectable grades some VF (£60 - £200)

626) Mexico 2 Reales (2) 1738 NF and 1751 M Fine or better (£60 - £85)

627) Mongolia a two-coin group comprising Tugrik 1925 (AH15) KM#8, silver, the obverse with the Soyombo emblem within a beaded circle, Mongolian legend surrounding, the reverse with denomination and date within a wreath, 20 grammes, 34mm EF, and 10 Tugrik 1984 International Games – Archery, medallic issue KMX#1, copper-nickel, the obverse with the arms of the Mongolian People’s Republic, the reverse depicting a bowman drawing his bow, Proof FDC (£60 - £100)

628) Morocco 5 Dirhams AH1336 (1918) Y32 Paris Mint NGC MS63 (£30 - £60)

629) Morocco Four Falus AH1310 FS Y#3 in an NGC holder and graded XF45 BN (£80 - £100)

630) Muscat & Oman 10 Baisa AH1359 KM22 Proof graded PF63 RESTRIKE by NGC (£100 - £200)

631) Muscat & Oman 20 Baisa AH1359 KM23 Proof graded PF63 by NGC (£200 - £300)

632) Muscat & Oman 50 Baisa AH1359 KM24 Proof graded PF64 RESTRIKE by NGC (£150 - £250)

633) Muscat and Oman Saidi Rial 1958 KM31 Proof low mintage and in a NGC Holder at PF62 (£1,500£2,000)

634) Muscat and Oman Silver issues (2) Saidi Rial AH1378 and Half Saidi Rial AH1381 KM34 both Unc (£140£180)

635) Netherlands 2 1/2 Gulden 1872 KM#82 EF with some contact marks perhaps once cleaned now retoning (£60 - £70)

636) Netherlands 25 Cents 1849 KM#76 EF once cleaned (£40 - £50)

637) Netherlands 25 Cents 1898 KM 120.1 VF with an even orange discoloration perhaps once gilded (£20 - £40)

638) Netherlands Gulden 1901 a Proof strike rare thus and graded PR62 by PCGS KM122.1 (£1,500 - £2,000)

639) Netherlands Gulden 1908 KM122.2 pleasantly toned Unc (£120 - £220)

640) Netherlands Half Cent 1823 VF (£30 - £50)

641) Netherlands Half Gulden 1908 KM121.2 pleasantly toned Unc (£80 - £140)

642) Netherlands Half Gulden 1909 KM121.2 pleasantly toned Unc (£100 - £180)

643) Netherlands Indies 1/10 Gulden 1911 KM311 Unc (£45 - £75)

644) New Zealand 1964 VIP Proof Set London Mint (6 coin set) in PCGS Holders comprising Florin PR65CAM, Shilling PR65CAM, Sixpence PR64, Threepence PR66CAM, Penny PR65RB and Halfpenny PR64RB (£8,000 - £10,000)

645) New Zealand Florin 1937 VIP Proof, London Mint Proof of Record NGC PF63 (£750 - £950)

646) New Zealand Florin 1956 VIP Proof London Mint PCGS PR66+CAM (£1,250 - £1,750)

647) New Zealand Florin 1961 VIP Proof London Mint PCGS PR64CAM (£750 - £1,100)

648) New Zealand Florin 1962 VIP Proof London Mint NGC PF63 CAMEO (£1,250 - £1,750)

649) New Zealand Halfcrown 1937 VIP Proof and graded PF65 by NGC (£1,500 - £2,000)

650) New Zealand Halfcrown 1962 VIP Proof London Mint NGC PF61 (£1,250 - £1,750)

651) New Zealand Halfpenny 1952 VIP Proof rare and graded PR64BN by PCGS and with some subdued lustre (£750 - £1,100)

652) New Zealand Halfpenny 1954 VIP Proof rare and graded PR64RB by PCGS (£500 - £700)

653) New Zealand Halfpenny 1957 VIP Proof rare and graded PR63BN by PCGS (£350 - £450)

654) New Zealand Halfpenny 1958 VIP Proof rare and graded PR64BN by PCGS (£350 - £450)

655) New Zealand Halfpenny 1960 VIP Proof PCGS PR64RB (£750 - £950)

656) New Zealand Penny 1956 VIP Proof London Mint NGC PF67RDCAMEO (£2,000 - £2,600)

657) New Zealand Penny 1958 VIP Proof rare and graded PR64RB by PCGS (£1,250 - £1,750)

658) New Zealand Penny 1962 VIP Proof rare and graded PR65RD by PCGS (£1,000 - £1,500)

660) New Zealand Penny Token Milner & Thompson KMTn54 Unc and scarce in this high grade (£120£150)

661) New Zealand Threepence 1960 VIP Proof PCGS PR67 (£750 - £950)

662) New Zealand VIP Proof Set 1947 London Mint (5 coin set) in NGC Holders comprising Halfcrown PF65 CAMEO, Florin PF65 CAMEO, Shilling PF66 CAMEO, Sixpence PF66 CAMEO and Threepence PF66 CAMEO (£10,000 - £14,000)

663) New Zealand VIP Proof Set 1965 London Mint (7 coin set) in NGC Holders comprising Halfcrown PF66 CAMEO, Florin PF65, Shilling PF65 CAMEO, Sixpence PF67 CAMEO, Threepence PF65 CAMEO, Penny PF66RD CAMEO and Halfpenny PF66 RD CAMEO (£8,000 - £10,000)

659) New Zealand Penny 1963 VIP Proof PCGS PR64RB (£500 - £700)

664) Nicaragua 10 Cents 1939 VIP Proof London Mint proof of record NGC PF66 (£800 - £1,200)

665) Nicaragua 10 Cents 1954 VIP Proof NGC PF66 CAMEO (£450 - £600)

666) Nicaragua 1962 VIP Proofs London Mint (2) both in PCGS Holders 10 Cents PR67+CAM and 5 Cents PR67DCAM (£1,000 - £1,600)

667) Nicaragua 25 Cents 1939 VIP Proof London Mint proof of record NGC PF66 CAMEO (£800 - £1,200)

668) Nicaragua 50 Cents 1939 VIP Proof London Mint proof of record NGC PF64 (£800 - £1,200)

669) Norway (3) 10 Ore 3 Sk 1875, 1 Skilling Species 1820 these about Fine and 10 Ore 1892 VF (£60 - £90)

670) Norway 2 Skilling 1871 KM336.1 Prooflike and Brilliant UNC and graded by NGC at MS62 (£70£120)

671) Norway 50 Ore 1896 lightly toned EF (£50 - £90)

672) Palestine 10 Mils (2) 1942 VF and 1943 Unc with an uneven tone (£50 - £60)

673) Palestine 10 Mils 1940 NGC MS65+ (£350 - £400)

674) Palestine 20 Mils 1944 Bronze KM#5a GVF rare (£100 - £150)

675) Palestine 50 Mils 1933 KM#6 NGC MS61 (£40 - £75)

676) Palestine 50 Mils 1934 KM#6 GVF (£40 - £50)

677) Paraguay 1953 VIP Proof Set London Mint (4 coin set) in NGC Holders comprising 50 Centimos PF64, 25 Centimos PF66, 15 Centimos PF65 and 10 Centimos PF66, Ex Melbourne Mint Collection (£2,000 - £2,600)

678) Peru 8 Reales 1809 Lima JP KM106.2 PCGS MS62 (£1,500 - £2,000)

679) Peru Sol 1887 TF/BF KM196.22 NGC AU Details CLEANED (£70 - £110)

680) Poland (3) Ort 1623 KM#37 Near Fine, Three Polker 1622 KM#41 Near Fine, Zloty - 15 Kopeks 1837 MW C#129, Bitkin 1170, VG/Near Fine (£120 - £150)

681) Poland 10 Zloty 1937 Y29 EF (£70 - £90)

682) Poland 10 Zlotych 1937 Y29 Unc or near so with a pleasant even tone (£60 - £120)

683) Poland 20 Zlotych 1996 Atlanta Olympics Wrestlers Y304 Silver Proof FDC (£140 - £160)

684) Poland 200 Zlotych 1985 Copper Nickel Proba Soccer Player overhead kick Pr513 nFDC (£30 - £50)

685) Poland Two Zlotych (8 Groschen) 1767 FS KM#186.2 Fine with some light haymarking (£180 - £200)

686) Portugal (2) 10 Escudos 1933 Fine and 40 Reis (undated) KM101 VF (£80 - £120)

687) Portugal (2) 100 Reis 1854 GVF and 10 Centavos 1930 Fine with some uneven toning obverse (£75£100)

688) Portugal (2) 100 Reis 1894 VF and Escudo 1935 Fine with some pitting in the fields (£100 - £120)

689) Portugal 1,000 Reis 1709 KM182 VF (£400 - £500)

690) Portugal 10 Escudos 1937, sailing ship left with REPUBLICA PORTUGUESA above and date below, reverse with the Portuguese arms superimposed upon a stylised globe, denomination 10$00 below, KM.582, silver, UNC a scarce date in this attractive maritime series. (£200 - £300)

691) Portuguese India (2) 1/4 Rupee 1881 nVF with a dull tone and 1/8 Rupee 1881 nVF with an old scratch obverse (£90 - £150)

692) Portuguese India (Damao) Rupee 23mm 12 grams Fair (£100 - £150)

693) Rhodesia and Nyasaland VIP Proof Set 1955 5 coin set graded by NGC Halfcrown PF67 CAMEO, 2 Shillings PF68 CAMEO, Shilling PF66 CAMEO, Sixpence PF67 CAMEO, Threepence PF68 CAMEO a rare, choice grade, seldom offered set (£8,500£12,500)

694) Rhodesia and Nyasaland VIP Proof Set 1955 in Copper Nickel London Mint (7 coin set) graded by PCGS Halfcrown PR66CAM, 2 Shillings PR66CAM, Shilling PR65CAM, Sixpence PR65CAM, Threepence PR65, Penny PR65RD, Halfpenny PR65RB, comes with a Royal Mint presentation case (£10,000£12,000)

- £1,200)

697) Rhodesia Ten Shillings 1966 Gold Proof KM#5 nFDC retaining full mint brilliance (£450 - £650)

698) Romania 100,000 Lei 1946 KM#71 UNC and graded MS62 by NGC (£40 - £75)

695) Rhodesia One Pound 1966 Gold Proof KM#6 FDC (£900 - £1,300)

696) Rhodesia One Pound 1966 Gold Proof KM#6 nFDC (£900

699) Russia (USSR) a two-coin group comprising Rouble 1924 Y#90.1 (KM#90.1), obverse arms of the Soviet Union with denomination below, reverse worker and peasant standing together before a rising sun and industrial landscape, and Half Rouble (Poltinnik) 1925 Y#89.2 (KM#89.2), obverse Soviet arms and denomination, reverse blacksmith working at an anvil, both deeply toned AU (£100 - £150)

700) Russia 10 Roubles 1899 AГ Y#64 VF (£900 - £1,200)

701) Russia 5 Kopeks (2) 1763 and 1833 Fine or better (£35 - £65)

702) Russia Rouble 1893 АГ, Alexander III, Y#46 (KM#46), obverse bearded head right, Б.М. АЛЕКСАНДРЪ III ИМПЕРАТОРЪ

, reverse crowned Imperial double-headed eagle with sceptre and orb, denomination and date below, edge with the mint-master’s initials АГ, silver, Fine, once cleaned (£100 - £150)

703) Sarawak One Cent 1920H KM#12 in a NGC holder and graded AU DETAILS CLEANED (£20 - £40)

704) Sarawak One Cent 1920H KM#12 in a NGC holder and graded AU58 (£35 - £65)

705) Sarawak One Cent 1920H KM#12 in a NGC holder and graded AU58 (£35 - £65)

706) Sardinia 5 Lire 1861 Ferraris B Eagle KM144.1 Choice UNC with a beautiful even tone and graded MS63 by NGC (£3,000 - £4,000)

707) Saudi Arabia - Hejaz and Nejd Sultanate Riyal AH1346 (1927) KM12 NGC UNC DETAILS CLEANED never the less a sharp and pleasing example of this seldom offered type (£200 - £300)

708) Schleswig-Holstein 60 Shillings Daler Specie 1787 B MF a high grade example of this seldom offered type in a NGC Holder at MS61 (£850 - £1,100)

709) Scotland (4) Plack 1557 Mary Billon Coinage S.5437 and with the revaluation Countermark 5 pointed star in heart Fine to VF details the flan has two holes, Merk Quarter Dollar 1680 an ex jewellery piece along with two low graded Charles II Twopences (£45 - £90)

710) Scotland 40 Shillings 1695 SEPTIMO S 5679 VG the edges smooth at the top but no other evidence of being in jewellery (£75 - £150)

711) Scotland Bawbee 1678 S.5682 VG (£25 - £35)

712) Scotland Bawbee Mary First Period Before Marriage 1542-1558 S.5432 Billon issue VF details with some surface porosity and a small flan crack at one edge (£60 - £120)

713) Scotland Five Shillings 1694 V below busts, S.5665, NGC AU55 (£1,500 - £2,500)

714) Scotland Penny Alexander III REX SCOTORUM S50521.1 grams Fine or better (£60 - £110)

715) Scotland Penny William I (The Lion) Short Cross and Stars coinage, Phase B, Class II (1205-1230) No Mint name, Obverse legend: LE REI [WILAM] Reverse: Four stars of five points, moneyers Hue and Walter, S.5029, 1.3 grams, VF with a good portrait and some light surface porosity (£200 - £350)

716) Scotland Plack James V (Billon) S.5381 about Fine with some weakness in parts and some verdigris reverse (£35 - £55)

717) Scotland Ryal (Sword Dollar) 30 Shillings James VI Countermarked issue 1571 revalued at 36 Shillings 9 Pence as of 1578 as S.5472, and countermark, a rare coin a VF example we sold recently realised £1,400 this coin VF Details and holed (£70 - £200)

718) Scotland Testoon 1558 Mary MARIA DEI G SCOTOR REGINA 1558 surrounds small high arched crown over shield dividing M and R obverse, reverse with large cross potent IN VERTUTE TUA LIBERA ME 1558 nearer VF than Fine the edge a little uneven in parts (weight 6 grams) a seldom offered type (£350 - £650)

719) Scotland Thistle Merk 1604 James VI S.5497 Fine or near so on a wavy flan (6.4 grams) (£80 - £150)

720) Scotland Twelve Pence James VI, Seventh Coinage (1594–1596), crowned and draped bust right, pellet behind, reverse crowned thistle with legend NEMO ME IMPVNE LACESSIT, S.5496, a rare denomination. Fine or better with some uneven wear 0.56 grammes (£100 - £160)

721) Scotland Twenty Pence Charles I (1637-42) Hammered Issue, S.5586, a superb example and graded MS62 by NGC, must be amongst the finest know surviving example (£1,200 - £1,800)

722) Sixpence 1693 ESC 1529, Bull 869 EF with an even tone some dark stains around the date reverse centre (£800 - £1,000)

723) South Africa (ZAR) a two-coin group comprising Two Shillings 1893 KM#6, obverse bust of President Paul Kruger left, reverse the arms of the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek with denomination and date below, About VF, and Shilling 1893 KM#5, of similar design, Fine, both in silver (£60 - £90)

724) South Africa Half Pound 1956 Gold Proof KM#53 FDC and a scarce date (£650 - £950)

725) South Africa Halfcrown 1897 KM#7 EF (£50 - £70)

726) South Africa Pound 1956 Gold Proof KM#54 FDC and a scarce date (£1,200 - £1,600)

727) South Africa Shilling 1897 KM#5 UNC and lustrous with a tiny edge bruise (£35 - £55)

728) South Africa ZAR Threepence 1896 EF/AU with 2 black stains obverse (£40 - £50)

729) Southern Rhodesia Halfcrown 1937 KM#13 EF once cleaned (£45 - £55)

730) Southern Rhodesia Halfcrown 1950 VIP Proof and graded PF65 by NGC (£1,500 - £2,000)

731) Southern Rhodesia Penny 1935 KM#7 UNC with good subdued lustre and some minor tone spots NGC UNC DETAILS CLEANED (£20 - £40)

732) Southern Rhodesia Penny 1935 KM#7 UNC with some light tone NGC MS63 (£45 - £75)

733) Southern Rhodesia VIP Proof Set 1937 (5 coin set) London Mint Proof of Record in NGC Holders Halfcrown 1954 PF65, 2 Shillings PF64, Shilling PF65, Sixpence PF65 and Threepence PF66 (£3,500 - £4,500)

734) Southern Rhodesia VIP Proof Set 1954 (3 coin set) London Mint Proof of Record in PCGS Holders Halfcrown 1954 PR66DCAM, 2 Shillings PR66 and Penny PR66RD (£3,500 - £4,500)

735) Spanish Netherlands - Brabant Ducaton 1668 Antwerp Mint KM#79.1 waterworn a ship wreck piece from the Hollandia and with a two page A4 certificate/ information sheet (£50 - £150)

736) Spanish Netherlands - Flanders Louis II De Male Lion D’Or (1346-84) Gent Crowned Lion obverse with FLANDERS beneath NGC MS64 very rare thus a spectacular fully struck well rounded hammered gold piece (£8,000 - £11,000)

737) Straits Settlements (2) Quarter Cent 1845 KM#1 in an NGC holder and graded AU53BN, Half Cent with ww on truncation AU with some verdigris and graded AU DETAILS ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE by NGC (£70 - £120)

738) Straits Settlements 10 Cents (2) 1917 and 1918 VFEF and cleaned (£40 - £60)

739) Straits Settlements 20 Cents 1897 KM#12 NGC AU58 (£100 - £200)

740) Straits Settlements Cent 1887 KM16 sharp Unc with traces of lustre and graded MS63BN by NGC (£850 - £1,100)

741) Straits Settlements Cent 1898 KM16 sharp Unc and graded MS63BN by NGC (£850 - £1,100)

742) Straits Settlements Dollar 1904 KM#25 in a NGC Holder CHOPMARKED (£150 - £200)

743) Sweden Riksdaler 1763 Dav-1731 NGC MS63 rare thus (£1,750 - £2,500)

744) Sweden Riksdaler 1805 Gustav IV Adolph 3rd portrait KM561 NGC MS64 rare thus (£1,750 - £2,500)

745) Switzerland 1/2 Franc (2) 1850 VF or near so with a contact mark reverse and 1875 EF (£120 - £170)

746) Switzerland 2 Francs 1850 A KM#10 Fine (£20 - £40)

747) Syria 50 Piastres 1936 KM#74 AU and Prooflike (£90 - £120)

748) Thailand (2) 2 Att CS1244 (1882) Y#19 and 1 Att CS1236 (1874) Y#18 VF or better (£50 - £100)

749) Thailand (2) Baht BE2460 (1917) EF and cleaned, 20 Baht ND(1963) Y86 nicely toned Unc with some scuffs obverse (£70 - £100)

750) Thailand 2 ATT RS115 (1896) Rama V Y23 NGC MS63 BN (£200 - £300)

751) Thailand Att, Half Pai (1/64th Baht) CS1236 Y18 NGC MS62 BN (£200 - £300)

752) Thailand Two Att CS1244 (1882), Rama V, crowned royal monogram with rays above, reverse with denomination and date in Thai within wreath, Birmingham Mint issue, Y.19, a two-coin group, one VF, the other better. The better grade example has a proof like rim certainly as compared to the other coin and weighs 11.84 grammes compared to 11.33 of the lower grade example and does appear to be slightly thicker, however both coins are offered here as the standard currency type (£100 - £150)

753) Turkey Zeri Mahbub AH1187 Year 10 (1784), Abdul Hamid I, Istanbul Mint, KM#416, obverse the Sultan’s tughra with accession date below, reverse mint name and regnal year within decorative border, gold, EF with some wear and scratches towards the edge (2.64 grammes) (£300 - £400)

754) USA 2 1/2 Dollars 1853 KM#72 GEF/EF (£550 - £650)

755) USA 2 1/2 Dollars 1912 Breen 6335 GEF (£450£550)

756) USA Cent 1798 Style 2 hair VG/Near Fine with some contact marks reverse fields (£200 - £350)

757) USA Cent 1877 Breen 1994 a high grade example of this key date rarity and in an NGC holder and graded AU DETAILS CLEANED (£800 - £1,400)

758) USA Cent 1909 VDB Unc with some lustre (£40 - £60)

759) USA early cents (2) Connecticut 1787 and USA 1802 Fair-VG (£100 - £200)

760) USA Five Dollars 1911 Breen 6811 EF (£800 - £1,100)

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USA Five Dollars Gold 2007W Founding of Jamestown PCGS PR69DCAM (£800 - £1,000)

USA Half Dime 1830 EF (£100 - £160)

USA Hawaii Quarter Dollar 1883 Breen 8032 Bright EF with some scuffs obverse (£70 - £130)

764) USA New Jersey Colonial Farthing 1670 St Patrick (GSID 409) in a NGC Holder FINE DETAILS ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE (£200 - £400)

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USA One Dollar 1881S NGC MS63 (£70 - £110)

766) USA One Dollar 1898 Closed 9 Breen 5653 Lustrous UNC and graded MS64 by NGC (£70 - £120)

767) USA One Dollar 1899 O Large O Breen 5658 Lustrous UNC and graded MS63 by NGC (£70 - £110)

768) USA Quarter Dollar 1853 Arrows at Date and Rays on Reverse, KM#78, Breen 3989, Liberty Seated type, obverse Liberty seated left holding a pole surmounted by a cap, shield inscribed LIBERTY at her side, arrows flanking the date, reverse eagle with shield upon its breast, holding arrows and olive branch, rays surrounding, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA QUAR. DOL., silver, EF, a popular one-year type (£180 - £280)

769) USA Quarter Dollar 1893S, Barber or Liberty Head type, San Francisco Mint, KM#114, Breen 4135, obverse laureate head of Liberty right with thirteen stars surrounding and date below, reverse heraldic eagle with shield upon its breast, holding arrows and olive branch, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA QUARTER DOLLAR around, S mintmark below the eagle, silver, EF, cleaned (£80 - £100)

770) USA Quarter Dollar 1903, Barber or Liberty Head type, Philadelphia Mint, KM#114, Breen 4179, obverse laureate head of Liberty right, IN GOD WE TRUST above and date below, reverse heraldic eagle with shield upon its breast, holding arrows and olive branch, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA QUARTER DOLLAR around, silver, EF with a pleasing light tone, a small scratch on Liberty’s face (£60 - £90)

771) USA Ten Dollars 1882 Breen 7007 AU (£1,600£2,000)

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USA Ten Dollars 1907 Coroneted Head Breen 7090 A/ UNC with some light contact marks (£1,600 - £2,000)

773) USA Ten Dollars 1910 D Breen 7115 AU (£1,600£2,000)

774) USA Ten Dollars 1913 Indian Head or Eagle, Philadelphia Mint, Liberty left wearing a feathered headdress, thirteen stars around, date below, reverse with standing eagle upon a bundle of arrows and olive branch, motto IN GOD WE TRUST to the left, 48 stars on the edge, Breen 7122, Friedberg 166. Unc or near so (£1,700 - £2,100)

775) USA Twenty Dollars 1900 Breen 7334 UNC with a few light contact marks (£3,200 - £4,000)

776) USA Twenty Dollars 1913D Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle, Denver Mint, Liberty standing facing holding a torch and olive branch, the Capitol building and rays of the rising sun behind, D mintmark above the date, reverse with eagle flying left above the sun and rays, IN GOD WE TRUST below, lettered edge E PLURIBUS UNUM, KM.131 UNC or near so and lustrous (£3,200 - £4,000)

777) USA Twenty Dollars 1924 Breen 7401 Unc a choice example (£3,200 - £4,000)

778) USA Twenty Dollars Gold 1925 Breen 7404, UNC (£3,200 - £4,000)

779) USA Washington Cent 1783 Draped Bust no button Britannia Seated reverse VF with some gentle rim bruises (£80 - £140)

Roman and Ancient Coins (lots 780 - 801)

780) Ancient Greek City of Thourioi in Lucania Silver Tribol (12 mm, 1 gram) Head ot Athena right, bull charging reverse VF (reference cf. SNG ANS 1169) (£45 - £75)

781) Anglo-Saxon Sceatta Secondary phase series J (York) Obverse Large Diademed Head, Reverse Outline bird on Cross S.802 VF (£50 - £100)

782) Anglo-Saxon Sceatta Secondary phase series J (York) Type 37 two facing heads S 802A Good FineNVF (0.93 grams) (£50 - £100)

783) Anglo-Saxon Sceatta Secondary phase series J (York) Type 37 two facing heads S 802A VG-Fine (0.87 grams) (£25 - £45)

784) Byzantine Empire AV Hyperpyron John II 1118-1143 AD (5.52 grams) NGC HEAVY WEIGHT SPECIMEN BRUSHED DIE SHIFT MARKS Ch XF Strike 3/5, Surface 2/5 (£600 - £1,000)

785) Celtic Lower Danube AR Drachm (Types of Alexander III) 2nd Century BC NGC VF (£75 - £150)

786) Cilica, Tarsos AR Stater Mazaios satrap of Cilicia and Cappadocia 361-334 BC (10.9 grams) VF with a large test cut (£100 - £300)

787) Histiaia AR Tetrobol 300 BC, head of nymph reverse seated on galley prow (1.7 grams) VF (£20 - £40)

788) Indo-Scythian AR Tetradrachm (9.1 grams) Azes II 35-12 BC King on Horseback VF (£60 - £120)

789) Macedonia AR Drachm (3.8 grams) Philip III Head of Young Herakles right, Zeus Enthroned holding sceptre and eagle about Fine (£50 - £100)

790) Macedonia AR Drachm Alexander III Sear 6731 Fine (4.1 grams) (£35 - £65)

791) Macedonia AR Drachm Philip III 323-317 BC Zeus Enthroned Sear 6750 Fine (4.1 grams) (£35 - £65)

792) Mysia AR Drachm 3rd century BC Zeus Enthroned Sear 3896 Fine (3.8 grams) (£40 - £65)

793) Parthia Silver Tetradrachm Pacorus II 78-105 (10.8 grams) Fine (£50 - £90)

794) Parthian Kingdom AR Drachm Phraates IV 38-2 BC Sear 7473 Fine (3.75 grams) (£50 - £80)

795) Roman a small collection (6) Denarius (5) Republic Head of Apollo, Caracalla, Septimus Severus, Severus Alexander, Plautilla along with Antoninianus Salonina in mixed collectable grades (£75 - £150)

796) Roman and Ancient (19) mostly lower grade base metal issues with 3 in silver (£50 - £150)

797) Roman and Ancient (20) Ancient Greece - Byzantium some in silver mixed grades Fair - Fine (£180 - £300)

798) Roman Imperatorial Denarius P. Clodius M.f.Tur. 42 BC (3.84 grams) Apollo/Diana Lucifera graffito. NGC Ch AU Strike 5/5 Surface 2/5 (£350 - £550)

799) Roman Republic AR Denarius circa 96 BC, C. Malleolus, w/A.P. Albinus + L. Caecilius Metelus, Rome NGC VF Marks (£45 - £75)

800) Rome Denarius Nero Jupiter Seated left AD 54-68 Fine (4.2 grams) (£75 - £150)

801) Seleucid Kingdom Tetradrachm Antiochus VIII 12196 BC rv Zeus Uranius standing NGC XF Strike 5/5 Surface 2/5 (£350 - £550)

Sunday 6th September 2026

Sunday Starts 11.30 am

The Excalibur Collection LOTS ( 802 - 990)

The Excalibur Collection traces more than eleven centuries of English coinage, from the AngloSaxon pennies of Coenwulf, King of Mercia, through to the reign of George V.

Devoted exclusively to Pennies, Halfpennies and Farthings, the collection combines exceptional quality with notable rarity. Every coin has been independently authenticated and graded by NGC or PCGS, and the offering includes key dates, choice Mint State examples and several coins ranking among the finest known.

Formed with a discerning eye for rarity, condition and visual appeal, the Excalibur Collection presents an important opportunity to acquire outstanding certified examples from these enduring English series.

802) Penny Coenwulf Pincer Cross type Canterbury moneyer Dealla North 347 S916 exceptionally sharp and pleasing and graded AU55 by NGC (£3,400£4,400)

803) Penny Kings of Mercia - Burgred Type III 868-874 right facing bust, crescent below pellet eye S.942B a choice piece and graded AU55 by NGC (£1,500£2,200)

804) Penny Aethelred II Crux type, S.1148, North 770, Winchester Mint, moneyer Byrhtnoth, 1.62 grams, a choice example and graded AU58 by NGC (£750£1,100)

805) Penny Aethelred II Long Cross type S.1151, North 774, London Mint, moneyer Leofing, 1.67 grams, lustrous mint state with a peripheral gold toning and graded MS64 by NGC must be amongst the finest extant (£1,400 - £2,000)

806) Penny Aethelred II Last Small Cross type S.1154 Lincoln Mint, moneyer VLFCETEL sharp and lustrous and graded MS62 by NGC (£800 - £1,100)

807) Penny Cnut Quatrefoil type S.1157 Colchester Mint moneyer WULFWINE Lustrous with a peripheral gold tone graded MS63 by NGC (£700 - £1,000)

808) Penny Cnut Quatrefoil type S.1157 London Mint moneyer BRIHTFERTH Choice and graded MS64 by NGC (£700 - £1,200)

809) Penny Cnut Quatrefoil type S.1157 Stamford Mint moneyer CAWLIN NGC MS63 desirable thus (£700 - £1,000)

810) Penny Cnut Helmet type S.1158 Thetford Mint moneyer AELFWINE Lustrous Unc with a peripheral gold tone and graded MS64 by NGC (£900 - £1,400)

811) Penny Cnut Short Cross S.1159 Gloucester Mint, moneyer LEOFNOTH Lustrous Unc with a peripheral gold tone and graded MS63 by NGC (£700 - £1,000)

812) Penny Cnut Short Cross S.1159 London Mint, moneyer BRIHTMAER Lustrous Unc with a peripheral gold tone and graded MS63 by NGC (£650 - £950)

813) Penny Harold I Jewel Cross type S.1163 Thetford Mint, LEOFPINE on DEOD Choice and lustrous and graded MS62 by NGC (1.09 grams) (£2,400 - £3,400)

814) Penny Edward the Confessor Hammer Cross type S.1182 Lewes Mint, moneyer OSWOLD NGC MS63 rare and desirable thus (£1,200 - £1,800)

815) Penny Edward the Confessor Hammer Cross type S.1182 Steyning Mint, moneyer DEORMAN richly toned Unc and graded NGC MS61 (£800 - £1,100)

816) Penny Edward the Confessor Facing Bust, Small Cross Type S.1183 Lewes Mint Moneyer GODWINE (1.14 grams) NGC AU58 (£750 - £1,000)

817) Penny William I PAXS type S.1257 London Mint, moneyer Leofwine, 1.37 grams, NGC MS61 (£1,200 - £1,600)

818) Penny Henry I Pellets in Quatrefoil type S.1275 Winchester Mint NGC AU58 (£1,400 - £1,800)

819) Penny John Short Cross Coinage Class 5b S.1351 York Mint moneyer NICOLE a sharp and pleasing example and graded MS62 by NGC (£450 - £650)

820) Penny Charles II Machine Made Maundy Issue undated ECS 2169 NGC AU58 (£380 - £480)

821) Maundy Penny 1686 James II Bull 811 NGC MS62 (£140 - £200)

822) Maundy Penny 1691 with 1 over 0 Bull 971 NGC MS61 (£160 - £200)

823) Maundy Penny 1758 Bull 1840 NGC MS64 (£60£100)

824) Maundy Penny 1784 2297 Bull 1840 NGC MS65 (£90 - £130)

825) Penny 1790 Macclesfield Bust of Charles Roe Cheshire D&H 3 the Bronzed Proof strike in chocolate FDC in a NGC Holder at MS 64 BN. Surprising not to see the PL designation as the NGC grade, however the American graders do have a stricter criterion for British Coins, however this example is clearly far superior the regular issue. (£750 - £1,000)

826) Penny 1796 Woodbridge Suffolk Tho. Seckford Alm Houses D&H 15 Lustrous and in a NGC Holder at MS65BN (surprising it’s not got the RB designation) (£200 - £300)

827) Penny 1797 10 Leaves Peck 1132 lustrous rare thus and in a NGC Holder at MS64RB (£500 - £800)

828) Penny 1797 Bronzed Proof Peck 1122 KP17 NGC PF65BN hard to ﬁnd a 200+ year old coin in PF65 (£1,200 - £1,600)

829) Penny 1797 Bronze Proof Restrike in Copper Peck 1148 R56 FDC and in a NGC Holder at PF64BN (£1,000 - £1,500)

830) Penny 1799 Pattern by Droz BHM 465, Montagu 28, Obverse Bust right GEORGIUS III : D:G: REX, Reverse VIGEBIT IN OMNE AEVUM in four lines. Struck in copper NGC PF64BN (£600 - £900)

831) Penny 1806 Bronzed Proof Peck 1323 KP30 FDC in a NGC Holder PF64 BN (£600 - £900)

832) Penny 1807 Peck 1344 NGC MS62 BN (£160 - £200)

833) Penny 1807 Bronzed Proof Restrike Peck 1354 R98 FDC and graded by NGC at PF64 BN (£550 - £750)

834) Penny 1811 Whitchurch and Dore Somerset W-15 NGC MS64 BN despite the NGC BN rider this coins has considerable subdued lustre (£180 - £280)

835) Penny 1811 Richard Wallis Dudley W-725 NGC MS64BN and scarce in this high grade (£220 - £280)

836) Penny 1811 Worcester City and Council House of Industry W-1240 Choice and Prooﬂike and graded MS64BN PL by NGC (£200 - £280)

837) Penny 1812 Birmingham Workhouse W-394 Choice and graded MS65BN so surely one of the ﬁnest extant (£350 - £450)

838) Penny 1812 Shefﬁeld S.Hobson and Son W-975 NGC MS65BN desirable thus (£300 - £400)

839) Penny 1826 Reverse A Peck 1422 Choice Unc with some lustre rare thus and graded MS65BN. Must have been close to getting a RB designation (£600 - £800)

840) Penny 1826 Reverse C Thick Raised Line on Saltire Bronzed Proof Peck 1428 FDC and graded PF64BN by NGC (£750 - £1,000)

841) Penny 1834 Peck 1459 UNC with some underlying lustre rare thus and graded MS63BN by NGC (£600 - £1,000)

842) Penny 1841 without colon after REG Peck 1484 UNC with good lustre and graded MS64RB by NGC (£250 - £450)

843) Penny 1844 Peck 1487 NGC MS63 BN (£320 - £420)

844) Penny 1846 DEF Close Colon Peck 1491 NGC MS64 BN (£450 - £600)

845) Penny 1846 DEF Far Colon Peck 1490 NGC MS63 BN (£350 - £450)

846) Penny 1848 8 over 7 Peck 1495 NGC MS63 BN (£250 - £350)

847) Penny 1849 Peck 1497 NGC MS62 BN, a key date rarity in high grade desirable thus and the ﬁrst Mint State example we have offered in more than 10 years (£2,500 - £3,500)

848) Penny 1853 Ornamental Trident NGC MS64 BN (£160 - £260)

849) Penny 1854 Ornamental Trident Peck 1507 NGC MS64 BN (£150 - £250)

850) Penny 1855 Ornamental Trident, Peck 1508 NGC MS65 BN (£220 - £320)

851) Penny 1856 Ornamental Trident Peck 1512 NGC MS63 BN only 2 ﬁner on the NGC Census (£1,600 - £2,600)

852) Penny 1856 Plain Trident Peck 1510 NGC MS64 BN only 1 ﬁner on the NGC Census (£1,400 - £2,600)

853) Penny 1857 Ornamental Trident Peck 1513 NGC MS63 BN (£240 - £340)

854) Penny 1858 Large Date No WW 1 over smaller 1 in date Gouby CP1858Ha NGC MS64 BN and with a fair amount of subdued lustre (£150 - £250)

855) Penny 1858 8 over 7 Peck 1516 NGC MS63 BN (£140 - £200)

856) Penny 1859 Peck 1519 MS63 BN (£220 - £300)

857) Penny 1860 Pattern in bronzed copper by Moore Peck 2101, Freeman 827 Obverse 1 Reverse A FDC and graded PF64 BN by NGC (£700 - £1,000)

858) Penny 1860 Dies 2 + B the toothed and beaded mule Britannia’s shield with treble incuse lines Freeman 9 the coin is almost fully lustrous and with prooflike fields and in a NGC Holder FREEMAN 9 MS64 RB rated R17 by Freeman and the first example we have seen (£7,000 - £10,000)

860) Penny 1860 Toothed Border Freeman 10 dies 2+D with N over sideways N in ONE Unc with some subdued lustre in a NGC Holder N/HORIZ N IN ONE MS64 BN so surely one of, if not the, ﬁnest surviving examples of this rare type (£750 - £1,000)

861) Penny 1861 Freeman 26 dies 5+D NGC MS64 RB (£180 - £280)

862) Penny 1861 Freeman 33 Dies 6+G NGC MS64 RB (£250 - £350)

863) Penny 1862 Freeman 39 dies 6+G NGC MS64 BN (£160 - £260)

864) Penny 1863 Freeman 42 dies 6+G MS65 BN (£380 - £500)

865) Penny 1864 Plain 4 Freeman 49 Dies 6+G Unc the obverse perhaps 75% lustrous rare thus and in a NGC Holder at MS63 BN, the BN designation based on the reverse which has perhaps 10% lustre. This by fare the ﬁnest example we have seen beating Lot 1012 A159 (2017) which realised £1,900 (£2,500£3,500)

859) Penny 1860 Freeman 10 dies 2+D UNC with virtually full lustre and graded MS64 RB by NGC (£160 - £220)

866) Penny 1865 Freeman 50 dies 6+G NGC MS65 RD. This collection is of the highest quality and it is noticeable how few coins NGC will designate Full Red (RD) (£700 - £1,000)

867) Penny 1865 5 over 3 Freeman 51 dies 6+G PCGS MS64RB EX C.W. Peck Spink Circular July/Aug 1965 and with the relevant Spink packet (£1,500 - £2,000)

868) Penny 1866 Freeman 52 dies 6+G NGC MS64 RB (£300 - £400)

869) Penny 1868 Freeman 56 dies 6+G NGC MS63 RB (£800 - £1,100)

870) Penny 1869 Freeman 59 dies 6+G Choice and graded MS64 BN by NGC and the ﬁnest example we have so far offered beating Lot 1850 A144 (2014) described as GEF which realised £3,200 (£3,500£4,500)

871) Penny 1870 Freeman 60 dies 6+G NGC MS63 BN (£300 - £400)

872) Penny 1871 Freeman 61 dies 6+G NGC MS63 BN a key date rarity in a choice grade (£1,000 - £1,500)

873) Penny 1872 Freeman 62 dies 6+G in a NGC holder and graded MS64 BN (£220 - £320)

874) Penny 1873 Freeman 64 dies 6+G, in a NGC holder and graded MS64 RB desirable thus (£300 - £400)

875) Penny 1875 Freeman 80 dies 8+H MS64 BN with good subdued lustre despite the BN designation (£200 - £300)

876) Penny 1876H Freeman 87 dies 8+J NGC MS63 RB (£140 - £200)

877) Penny 1877 Freeman 91 dies 8+J practically BU and graded MS65 RB by NGC (£180 - £280)

878) Penny 1878 Freeman 94 dies 8+J NGC MS64 RB (£350 - £500)

879) Penny 1879 Freeman 97 dies 9+J NGC MS63 RB (£160 - £260)

880) Penny 1881 Freeman 102 dies 9+J practically BU graded by NGC at MS64 RB hard to see why it did not get a RD designation (£400 - £500)

881) Penny 1881H Freeman 108 dies 11+M NGC MS63 RB (£160 - £260)

882) Penny 1882H Freeman 115 dies 12+N NGC MS63 BN (£120 - £180)

883) Penny 1886 Freeman 123 dies 12+N NGC MS65 BN (£150 - £250)

884) Penny 1890 Freeman 130 dies 12+N NGC MS64 RB (£120 - £180)

885) Penny 1891 Freeman 132 dies 12+N NGC MS64 + RB (£150 - £200)

886) Penny 1892 Freeman 134 dies 12+N in an NGC holder and graded MS64 RB (£150 - £200)

887) Penny 1894 Freeman 138 dies 12+N Virtually BU and graded MS65 RB by NGC (£180 - £300)

888) Penny 1897 High Tide Freeman 148 dies 1+C Lustrous Unc and graded MS64 RB by NGC perhaps the best example we have seen of this rare type way back in 2009 LCA 124 Lot 791 an example described as UNC with subdued lustre realised £1,000 (£1,000 - £1,600)

889) Penny 1899 Freeman 150 dies 1+B BU and in an NGC holder and graded MS65 RD (£100 - £200)

890) Penny 1902 Low Tide Freeman 156 dies 1+A BU and graded MS64 RD by NGC (£250 - £350)

891) Penny 1903 Freeman 158 dies 1+B in an NGC holder and graded MS64+ RD (£80 - £120)

892) Penny 1904 Freeman 159 dies 1+B NGC MS65 RB (£100 - £160)

893) Penny 1905 Freeman 161 dies 1+C NGC MS64 RB (£80 - £140)

894) Penny 1907 Freeman 163 NGC MS64 BN (£80£140)

895) Penny 1908 Freeman 165 dies 2+C NGC MS63 RB (£80 - £140)

896) Penny 1912H Freeman 173 dies 1+A UNC with good subdued lustre and graded MS64 BN by NGC (£140 - £200)

897) Penny 1918H Freeman 183 dies 2+B NGC MS64 RB (£450 - £650)

898) Penny 1918KN Freeman 184 dies 2+B NGC MS64 BN a choice example of this rare type (£1,000£1,500)

899) Penny 1919H Freeman 186 dies 2+B in a NGC holder and graded MS65 RB so must be amongst the ﬁnest known (£800 - £1,200)

900) Penny 1922 Freeman 192 dies 3+B NGC MS65 RB (£100 - £140)

901) Penny 1926 First Head Freeman 193 NGC MS64 BN (£100 - £160)

902) Penny 1932 Freeman 207 NGC MS64 RB (£120£160)

903) Penny 1934 Freeman 210 dies 5+C NGC MS63 BN (£75 - £100)

904) Halfpenny Henry VI London mint mark cross on obverse only, no contraction mark after ANGL S1870, N1453 NGC AU58 (£350 - £450)

905) Halfpenny Commonwealth undated ESC 2363, Bull 230, S.3223, 0.23 grams NGC MS64 scarce thus (£550 - £650)

906) Halfpenny 1673 Peck 510 NGC AU 58 BN, looks choice Unc to us with an unusually strong strike, so conservatively graded in our opinion (£1,200£1,600)

907) Halfpenny 1694 Peck 602 NGC AU58 BN sharp and pleasing and hard to ﬁnd in this pleasing grade (£800 - £1,200)

908) Halfpenny 1720 Peck 795 Unc with some lustre rare thus and graded MS64 BN by NGC the ﬁnest so far recorded (£1,200 - £1,800)

909) Halfpenny 1743, Peck 873 Choice Unc with hints of lustre, NGC MS64 BN, hard to ﬁnd in choice grade we have only sold one in Unc in the past that one graded 82 by CGS sold in 2008 (£500 - £750)

910) Halfpenny 1753 Peck 883 PCGS MS64 BN (£360£460)

911) Halfpenny 1770 Peck 893 Unc with some lustre, NGC MS62 BN (£340 - £440)

912) Halfpenny 1771 Ball below spear blade Peck 898 NGC MS62 BN (£320 - £420)

913) Halfpenny 1772 Reverse A Peck 899 EF Unc with considerable lustre and graded MS64 RB by NGC (£350 - £450)

914) Halfpenny 1788 Pattern by Pingo Peck 921 37mm diameter Choice and graded PF65 BN by NGC, and the ﬁrst example we have seen since 2013 (£3,800 - £5,000)

915) Halfpenny 1795 Bishops Stortford Sir George Jackson Bar D&H 4, NGC MS64 BN picturesque winding river seen with boats and a ploughman at work (£140 - £200)

916) Halfpenny 1797 Pattern in Bronzed Copper Peck 1153 KH6 Proof FDC and graded PF64 BN by NGC (£600 - £1,000)

917) Halfpenny 1799 Late Soho Bronzed Pattern Peck 1239 NGC PF63 BN, a seldom offered type the ﬁrst one we have seen (£800 - £1,200)

918) Halfpenny 1805 Bronzed Pattern Restrike, Peck 1309, R91, Reverse with BRITANNIARUM legend, Proof FDC and graded PF64 BN by NGC (£480£650)

919) Halfpenny 1806 Peck 1376 No Berries on olive branch NGC MS64 BN (£120 - £160)

920) Halfpenny 1807 Peck 1378 NGC MS64 BN (£120£160)

921) Halfpenny 1826 Reverse A Peck 1433 UNC and lustrous and graded MS64 RB by NGC (£160 - £240)

922) Halfpenny 1831 Bronzed Proof NGC PF64BN die axis coin alignment Peck 1463 (£500 - £750)

923) Halfpenny 1837 Peck 1465 with the 37 of the date having smaller digits struck over normal sized digits UNC with traces of lustre and graded MS62 BN by NGC (£250 - £450)

924) Halfpenny 1838 Peck 1522 NGC MS64 BN (does have some lustre) (£150 - £250)

925) Halfpenny 1841 DF.I for DEI as Peck 1524 UNC with lustre and graded MS64 RB by NGC (£150 - £200)

926) Halfpenny 1843 Peck 1527 UNC with good lustre and graded MS64 RB by NGC and seldom offered in this choice garde (£600 - £850)

927) Halfpenny 1851 Dots on Shield Reverse B Peck 1535 NGC MS65 BN, has a fair amount of lustre despite the BN designation (£180 - £280)

928) Halfpenny 1853 Peck 1539 UNC with some lustre and graded MS65 BN by NGC (£120 - £180)

929) Halfpenny 1854 Peck 1542 UNC with lustre and graded MS64 RB by NGC (£120 - £160)

930) Halfpenny 1856 Peck 1544 UNC with good lustre and graded MS64 RB by NGC (£220 - £300)

931) Halfpenny 1858 8 over 7 Peck 1549 Virtually BU and graded MS64+ RB by NGC (£140 - £240)

932) Halfpenny 1870 Freeman 307 dies 7+G Unc with near full lustre and graded MS64 RB by NGC (£240 - £340)

933) Halfpenny 1874 Freeman 315 dies 9+I, rated R14 by Freeman, NGC MS64 BN rare in this choice graded. We sold the Nicholson example in 2007 with a long provenance which including Michael Freeman LCA132 Lot 1408 which realised £1400 (£350 - £750)

934) Halfpenny 1874H Freeman 318 Dies 10+J Lustrous UNC and graded MS64 BN by NGC (£120 - £180)

935) Halfpenny 1875H Freeman 323 dies 13+K* Lustrous UNC and graded MS64 RB by NGC (£120 - £180)

936) Halfpenny 1876H Freeman 326 dies 13+M UNC and choice, slabbed and graded MS65 BN by NGC (£200 - £300)

937) Halfpenny 1876H Freeman 329 dies 14+M UNC and choice and graded MS66 BN by NGC (£150 - £300)

938) Halfpenny 1881H Freeman 344 dies 16+Q NGC MS66 BN (£150 - £250)

939) Halfpenny 1882H Freeman 347 dies 19+S UNC and lustrous and graded MS64 RB by NGC (£140 - £200)

940) Halfpenny 1884 Freeman 352 NGC MS64 RB (£100 - £150)

941) Halfpenny 1887 Freeman 358 dies 17+S NGC MS64 RB (£90 - £140)

942) Halfpenny 1888 Freeman 359 dies 17+S NGC MS64 BN (£100 - £150)

943) Halfpenny 1889 Freeman 360 dies 17+S NGC MS64 RB (£80 - £120)

944) Halfpenny 1891 Freeman 364 dies 17+S NGC MS65 RD desirable thus (£120 - £200)

945) Halfpenny 1902 Low Tide Freeman 380 dies 1+A UNC with good lustre and graded MS64 RB by NGC and seldom offered in this choice grade (£300 - £500)

946) Halfpenny 1904 Freeman 383 dies 1+B NGC MS64 RB (£90 - £140)

947) Farthing 1675 Peck 528 in an NGC holder and graded MS64 BN Charles II coins of any denomination rarely offered in MS grades (£900 - £1,500)

948) Farthing 1700 Unbarred A’s in BRITANNIA, NGC MS61. William III Farthings rarely seen above Fine (£700 - £1,100)

949) Farthing 1714 Pattern in copper Prooﬂike UNC, Peck 741 NGC MS63 BN (£1,200 - £1,600)

950) Farthing 1717 Dump issue Peck 783 Choice and Prooﬂike and graded MS62 BN by NGC (£1,500£2,000)

951) Farthing 1717 Silver Proof Peck 785 NGC PF63 and the ﬁrst example of this rare type we have seen since 2008 (£3,500 - £4,500)

952) Farthing 1720 NGC MS62 BN, Peck 818 small letters obverse (£450 - £650)

953) Farthing 1749 Peck 889 NGC MS62 BN (£320 - £420)

954) Farthing 1773 Obverse 1 Peck 911 Unc with traces of lustre, NGC MS62 BN (£180 - £280)

955) Farthing 1788 Pattern by Pingo Peck 922 Choice and graded PF65 BN by NGC, and the ﬁrst example we have seen (£3,500 - £4,500)

956) Farthing 1793 Milled Edge South Wales Farthing PRO BONO PUBLIC D&H 26 NGC MS65 BN (£100 - £150)

957) Farthing 1794 BLADUD FOUNDED BATH THROUGH HIS SWINE Plain Edge D&H 115 sharp and lustrous UNC and graded MS65 BN by NGC (£150 - £200)

958) Farthing 1797 Pattern Peck 1199 Restrike R71 in bronzed copper Proof FDC and graded PF63 BN by NGC (£600 - £850)

959) Farthing 1806 Peck 1396 NGC MS64 BN (£100£150)

960) Farthing 1825 Obverse 1 Peck 1414 NGC MS65 RB (£120 - £160)

961) Farthing 1826 Laureate Head Peck 1416 NGC MS65 BN (£140 - £200)

962) Farthing 1826 Second Issue Peck 1439 About UNC and lustrous NGC MS64 BN (£100 - £150)

963) Farthing 1826 Bronzed Proof Peck 1440 NGC PF64 BN (£500 - £700)

964) Farthing 1828 Peck 1443 NGC MS64 BN (£100£150)

965) Farthing 1831 Bronzed Proof, Reverse Inverted Peck 1468 NGC PF65 BN (£550 - £750)

966) Farthing 1831 Peck 1466 NGC MS63 BN (£90 - £140)

967) Farthing 1838 Peck 1553 NGC MS64 BN (£140£180)

968) Farthing 1839 Peck 1554 NGC MS64 BN. NGC has graded only one ﬁner (£120 - £160)

969) Farthing 1843 Peck 1563 Arabic 1 in Date, NGC MS64 BN (£90 - £140)

970) Farthing 1849 Peck 1570 NGC MS63 BN so a key date in high grade (£550 - £750)

971) Farthing 1853 WW Raised Peck 1575 NGC MS65 BN (£150 - £200)

972) Farthing 1860 Toothed Border/Beaded Border mule Freeman 498 dies 2+A Unc with a hint of lustre, in a NGC Holder at MS62 BN and their ﬁnest recorded, the best we have seen was an EF example in 2013 LCA 143 Lot 1741 which realised £900 (£900£1,500)

973) Farthing 1863 Freeman 509 dies 3+B Lustrous UNC rare thus and graded MS64 RB by NGC and the joint ﬁnest recorded by NGC (£600 - £850)

974) Farthing 1865 Large 8 in date Unc with considerable lustre and graded MS64 RB by NGC (£80 - £120)

975) Farthing 1867 Freeman 516 dies 3+B NGC MS64 BN (£70 - £100)

976) Farthing 1881H Freeman 548 dies 7+E UNC with practically full lustre and graded MS64RB by NGC (£80 - £110)

977) Farthing 1890 Wide Date (Normal) Freeman 562 dies 7+F, Lustrous UNC slabbed and graded MS64 RB by NGC (£35 - £50)

978) Farthing 1892 Freeman 566 CGS UNC with good lustre and graded MS64+ RB by NGC (£80 - £120)

979) Farthing 1929 Proof Peck 2345 (ER) NGC PF65 BN (£800 - £1,200)

980) Half Farthing 1828 Reverse B Peck 1449 NGC MS64 BN (£400 - £500)

981) Half farthing 1847 Peck 1596 NGC MS64 RB (£90£120)

982) Half Farthing 1868 Bronze Proof Peck 1605 FDC and graded PF64 RB by NGC (£700 - £1,000)

983) Third Farthing 1844 Peck 1606 NGC MS64 BN only one ﬁner on the NGC Census (£250 - £350)

984) Third Farthing 1868 Bronze Proof Peck 1929 FDC and in a NGC Holder at PF65 RB (£700 - £900)

985) Third Farthing 1876 Peck 1932 prooﬂike and sharp Unc with virtually full lustre graded MS64 RB by NGC (£80 - £100)

986) Third Farthing 1878 Peck 1933 Choice Unc with good lustre graded MS63 RB by NGC (£80 - £100)

987) Quarter Farthing 1839 Peck 1608 Lustrous and Prooﬂike UNC and graded PF64 BN by NGC (£200 - £300)

988) Quarter Farthing 1852 Peck 1610 NGC MS63 BN (£140 - £200)

989) Model Quarter Farthing 1848 NGC MS63 BN (£80£100)

990) Model One Eight 1848 Farthing NGC MS63 BN (£120 - £160)

English Hammered Coins (lots 991 - 1061)

991) A collection of earlier material including a Roman Bronze, English Hammered Silver (10) including Twopence Charles II Hammered issue and Elizabeth I Shillings some low grade and damaged, 17th Tokens (3) including Edmund Stone of Maidstone, Charles I Farthings (8) these in low grades (£120 - £220)

992) A collection of Hammered Silver (70) the majority low grade with some damaged with a few better Halfpennies - Shillings (£600 - £1,200)

993) Anglo Saxon Sceats (6) lower grade base metal types (£150 - £250)

994) Charles I in low grades Halfcrowns (2), Shillings (2) (£70 - £140)

995) Charles I Shilling, Tower Mint, Group F, sixth large bust, type 4.4, mintmark triangle-in-circle, S.2799, N.2231, obverse crowned bust left with stellate lace collar, XII behind, CAROLVS D G MAG BRI FRA ET HI REX, reverse square-topped quartered shield over cross moline, CHRISTO AVSPICE REGNO some uneven wear or striking F-VF (£130 - £150)

996) Crown Elizabeth I mintmark 1 (1601) S.2582 even tone, strong portrait, bold legends, excellent detail reverse shields, on a good round ﬂan so ticks all the boxes and in a NGC Holder at AU53 (£6,500 - £8,500)

997) Groat Elizabeth I Second issue S.2556 mintmark Martlet uneven wear bold in parts weak in others and with some light ﬁeld porosity (£60 - £80)

998) Groat Henry VI Annulet issue, Calais Mint, annulets at neck, S.1836 mintmark Pierced Cross Fine the reverse perhaps better (3.9 grams) (£40 - £70)

999) Groat Henry VI Calais Mint, Rosette-Mascle issue, 3.9 grams, About VF with a scratch obverse and some weakness in the legends (£60 - £110)

1000) Groat Henry VII Facing Bust, London Mint, S.2200 IV a, VF and clipped (2.4 grams) (£70 - £120)

1001) Groat Henry VII Facing Bust, type IIIb , Crown with two jewelled arches S.2198A Fine the portrait better and bold the legends weak in parts (£70 - £130)

1002) Groat Henry VII Proﬁle Issue mm Pheon Fine with edge damage and a stain along with Sixpence 1572 VG (£40 - £70)

1003) Groat Mary (1553-1554) mintmark Pomegranate S.2492 Fine on a wavy ﬂan and with a small ﬂan crack and scratch obverse (2 grams) (£80 - £150)

1004) Halfcrown 1653 Commonwealth but the date reads 6553 also the word COMMONWEALTH reverse is disjointed with WEALTH struck higher than COMMON and the W of WEALTH intersects the last N of COMMON VG-Fine (14.2 grams) mint mark Sun (£300 - £550)

1005) Halfcrown Charles I S.2779 mintmark Triangle in Circle Good Fine-VF on an irregularly shaped ﬂan as usual and some weakness in places (14.9 gram) (£50 - £90)

1006) Halfcrown Charles I Tower Mint under Parliament S.2778 mintmark Sun some uneven wear/strike and minor edge cracks but a good collectable example F-VF (14.3 grams) (£120 - £220)

1007) Halfcrown Charles I York Mint with EBOR below horse S.2867 mintmark Lion, weight 14.4 grams VF with a ﬂan crack through R of CHRISTO (£250 - £450)

1008) Halfcrown James I Third Coinage, plain ground line, S.2666 mintmark Trefoil, uneven wear the King weak the legends bold the reverse Good Fine with the Irish Harp weak, on full and round ﬂan (14.7 grams) (£250 - £450)

1009) Halfgroat Commonwealth S.3221 VF details on a ragged ﬂan (0.7 grams) (£50 - £75)

1010) Halfpenny Commonwealth undated ESC 2363, Bull 230, S.3223, 0.26 grams, Fine (£30 - £55)

1011) Halfpenny Elizabeth I Sixth Issue Portcullis S.2581 mintmark Hand (0.21 grams) Fine edges a little ragged in places and Commonwealth Twopence Fine (0.9 grams) (£45 - £75)

1012) Halfpenny Henry VI Annulet issue, annulets at neck, Calais Mint, S.1849 Good Fine (0.39 grams) the ﬂan a little misshapen and ragged (£25 - £45)

1013) Halfpenny Richard II London Mint VF or near so on a good ﬂan (.43 grams) a seldom offered type (£90 - £150)

1014) Hammered Pennies (3) Edward and Henry III in low grades (£80 - £140)

1015) Hammered Pennies (8) includes Edward and Henry Fair - Fine some with ragged edges (£100 - £200)

1016) Hammered Shillings (3) Charles I Briots Bust Under Parliament mm (P) S2800, Charles I Under Parliament mm Sun S2802, Charles II Third Issue mm Crown S3322 Fair - Fine (£60 - £110)

1017) Laurel James I Fourth Head variety, Tie ends form a bracket to value S.2638C mintmark Lis Choice and lustrous the reverse shields and portrait very sharp graded AU58 by NGC (8.91 grams) (£5,000 - £6,000)

1018) Noble Henry VI Annulet issue, London Mint S.1799 Mintmark Lis, Annulet in ﬁrst spandrel of second quarter, and by sword arm, EF on a full ﬂan of 6.9 grams (£4,500 - £6,500)

1019) Penny Aethelred II Long Cross type S.1151 London Mint,Goldwine (1.7 grams) VF (£150 - £300)

1020) Penny Aethelred II Long Cross type S.1151 London Mint,VF with a ﬂan crack and some verdigris reverse (1.35 grams) (£120 - £220)

1021) Penny Aethelred II ‘The Unready’ Long Cross type S.1151 North 774 London mint, moneyer Leofstan, weight 1.67 grams, VF or better the ﬂan a little uneven and some peck marks (£200 - £350)

1022) Penny Cnut Pointed Helmet type S.1158 London Mint moneyer Aedelric VF or better with a pleasing old tone (0.9 grams) (£250 - £450)

1023) Penny Edward I London Mint EDW R Class 3d S.1390 VF (£70 - £120)

1024) Penny Edward I, Class 3e, Lincoln Mint, S.1427, North 1020, obverse crowned facing bust, reverse long cross with three pellets in each angle, CIVITAS LINCOL’ reverse legend, Fine, a collectable provincial mint issue. (£40 - £70)

1025) Penny Edward the Confessor Hammer Cross Type S1182. York Mint Moneyer Scula North 828 Fine with a dark tone and some pitting in places (1.2 grams) (£150 - £250)

1026) Penny Harold I Voided Long Cross Trefoil of Pellets S.1164 Oxford Mint, Aegelrig EF nicely toned a peck mark obverse ﬁeld some light dirt reverse (probably removable), 1.2 grams (£800 - £1,500)

1027) Penny Henry II Short Cross, London Mint, moneyer Raul, Class 1C, S.1345, 1.38 grammes, VF on a ragged ﬂan (1.5 grams) (£40 - £75)

1028) Penny Henry III Long Cross Class IIIa S.1362 Canterbury Mint, moneyer Nicole Good Fine (£35£65)

1029) Penny Henry III Long Cross, London Mint, moneyer Ricard, VF (£50 - £90)

1030) Penny Henry III Short Cross, London Mint, moneyer Ellis, S1356B North 979 Fine or better (£40 - £70)

1031) Penny John 1199-1216 Short Cross Hue on Canterbury S.1351 North 970 VF with an excellent portrait (£80 - £140)

1032) Penny John 1199-1216 Short Cross Richard on London S.1351 North 970 F-VF with some weak areas (£50 - £90)

1033) Penny John 1199-1216 Short Cross Willhelm on London S.1351 North 970 Fine (£50 - £90)

1034) Penny John London Mint, S.1352, 1.4 grams, Fine/ Good Fine, with a bold portrait (£40 - £70)

1035) Penny Richard I London Mint, Annulet eyes, S.1347, 1.3 grammes, Fine (£40 - £75)

1036) Penny William I PAXS type S.1257 VF (1.4 grams) (£300 - £500)

1037) Penny William I Two Stars type S.1254 Thetford Mint, moneyer Cinric, Fine, with some edge damage (1.15 grams) (£200 - £350)

1038) Ryal (Rose Noble) Edward IV Light Coinage (14641470) London Mint S.1950 mintmark Crown EF or near so and sharply struck, 7.66 grammes, very desirable in this high grade (£6,500 - £8,500)

1039) Shilling 1554 Philip and Mary busts face to face with mark of value S2500. nVF some scratches across the portraits, edges uneven in places, reverse weak in parts (6 grams) (£300 - £550)

1040) Shilling 1651 Commonwealth mint mark Sun Bull 79 Fine/Nﬁne (£200 - £350)

1041) Shilling 1653 Commonwealth ESC 987 VG to Fine (£150 - £250)

1042) Shilling Charles I (2) Group D, Fourth Bust, type 3a, no inner circles, S.2791 mintmark Bell and Tower Mint mm Triangle S.2799 the ﬁrst about Fine with edge damage, the second VG and clipped (£35 - £65)

1043) Shilling Charles I Group D, Fourth Bust, type 3a, no inner circles, S.2791 mintmark Bell Fine or near so (5.8 grams) (£35 - £65)

1044) Shilling Charles I Group F, Sixth Large Briot Bust S.2799 mintmark Triangle in Circle (6 grams) VF with an old scratch and the usual uneven ﬂan (£60 - £100)

1045) Shilling Charles I Tower mint under King triangle in circle mintmark class 4d VF with some ﬁeld pitting on the portrait and some weakness in parts reverse (£50 - £100)

1046) Shilling Charles I Tower Mint under Parliament S.2800 mintmark (P) VF with some weakness in places and some dark toning (6 grams) (£50 - £90)

1047) Shilling Elizabeth I Second issue S.2555 mintmark Cross Crosslet VF or near so, unevenly toned with some weak areas reverse and the odd thin scratch (5.9 grams) (£120 - £220)

1048) Shilling Elizabeth I Seventh Issue S.2584, mintmark 1 (1601), 5.6 grams, a well rounded a pleasant example with an even tone the portrait weak and the odd minor edge crack (£60 - £110)

1049) Shilling James I 1st coinage, 2nd bust, mint mark Lis, 1603-4. S.2646. Fine with a weak portrait the reverse better and with sharp detail to all elements of the shield, ﬂan irregular (perhaps clipped) left on the mint mark reverse (5.7 grams) (£80 - £140)

1050) Shilling James I 1st coinage, 2nd bust, mint mark Thistle, 1603-4. S.2646. Very Good and Sixpence 1603 near Fine with some weak areas and a heavy ﬁeld knock right of the portrait (£80 - £140)

1051) Shilling James I Second Coinage mint mark Bell with uneven wear/strike the portrait bold in parts, has some loss of ﬂan below the bust (£40 - £75)

1052) Shilling James I Second Coinage mint mark Escallop Fine the portrait bold some light surface porosity in places (£60 - £110)

1053) Shilling James I Second Coinage, Fourth Bust, S.2655 mintmark Bell about Fine (£70 - £130)

1054) Shillings Charles I (3) Group D, Fourth Bust, type 3a, no inner circles, S.2791 mintmark Bell, Tower Mint mm Triangle in Circle S2799 and Under Parliament 1645-46 mm Sun S2802 a lower grade group generally VG (£40 - £70)

1055) Sixpence 1568 Elizabeth I, Fourth Issue, intermediate bust 4B, mintmark Coronet, crowned bust left with rose behind, reverse square-topped shield over long cross fourchée, S.2562, VF or near so. (£150 - £200)

1056) Sixpence Edward VI Fine Silver issue, S.2483, Mintmark Tun, NGC XF DETAILS BENT (£150£250)

1057) Sixpence Elizabeth I 1593 Sixth Issue Bust 6C S.2578B mintmark Tun, VF Details perhaps a detector ﬁnd with some scuffs and discolouration (£110 - £130)

1058) Styca Wigmund of Northumbria S.870 moneyer Coenred about VF (£40 - £75)

1059) Threepence 1634 Charles I Silver Pattern North 2679 (1.37 grams) a very high grade example in a NGC Holder at AU55 and with an even tone and a good eye appeal (£1,500 - £2,000)

1060) Threepence Charles II Third Hammered issue, ESC 1957, Bull 325, S.3325 mintmark Crown VF or slight better, on an irregularly shaped ﬂan (Ex LCA 183 Lot 1501 realised £160) (£100 - £180)

1061) Twopence Charles II Second Hammered Coinage, with mark of value VF with a die crack reverse, Twopence 1671 VF details surfaces porous, Groat AU with an eye catching tone (£70 - £120)

English Coins Single Coins and Small Lots (lots 1062 - 1773)

1062) 1887 Silver Set (6 coins, Crown - Silver 3d) the Double Florin with Roman 1 generally EF with an old matching tone in a red presentation box (£120 - £220)

1063) Mint Set 1928 (6 coin silver set) in the red card box as used for the 1927 Proof Set Crown, 2/6, 2/- and 1/- Unc the Crown Choice, the 6d weakly struck Unc the 3d Unc but dated 1932 (£250 - £350)

1064) Proof Set 1893 Silver Set (6 coins) Crown to Threepence, a choice set in PCGS holders, comprising Crown 1893 LVI Proof ESC 304, Bull 2594, Davies 505P, PR64, Halfcrown 1893 Proof ESC 727, Bull 2779, Davies 663P dies 2B, PR65, Florin 1893 Proof ESC 877, Bull 2963, Davies 831P dies 2A, PR64, Shilling 1893 Large Obverse Letters Proof ESC 1362, Bull 3155, Davies 1011P, PR65, Sixpence 1893 Proof ESC 1763, Bull 3286, Davies 1181P dies 2A, PR65CAM, and Threepence 1893 ESC 2105, Bull 3445, Davies 1351P dies 2A, PR64 (£7,500 - £10,000)

1065) Proof Set 1927 (6 coins) Crown to Silver Threepence. The 5 coins 3d - 2/6 nFDC to FDC, the Crown has been cleaned (multiple hairlines) in the hard red box of issue (£300 - £500)

1066) Proof Set 1927 a part set Crown, Halfcrown, Florin and Shilling nFDC with matching tone, in the red Royal Mint box of issue (£350 - £450)

1067) Proof Set 1937 (15 coin set silver, bronze and brass) the Crown and Silver Threepence currency issues in VF-GVF the other 13 coins Proof nFDC-FDC some with toning, comes with the ofﬁcial Royal Mint case for a full Proof Set (£120 - £220)

1068) Proof Set 1937 (15 coins) Crown to Farthing including the Maundy Set, nFDC and toning in the maroon box of issue, the box in good condition (£180 - £280)

1069) Proof Set 1937 (15 coins) Crown to Farthing, includes the Maundy Money, UNC to nFDC with some toning, the Halfcrown with some hairlines, the Maundy 3d with a spot in the red card case of issue (£120 - £200)

1070) Proof Set 1950 (9 coins) Halfcrown to Farthing nFDC to FDC some coins starting to tone others with ribbon toning the bronze and bright with lustre in the red Royal Mint box of issue (£45 - £85)

1071) Proof Set 1951 (10 Coins) Crown to Farthing nFDC to FDC, the Bronze and Brass retaining much lustre, comes with the maroon box of issue (£60 - £100)

1072) Proof Set 1953 (10 coins) Crown to Farthing nFDC to FDC with some light toning the bronze and brass lustrous in the maroon box of issue (£60 - £100)

1073) Proof Sets (3) 1950 (9 coins) Halfcrown to Farthing (2 sets) and 1951 (10 Coins) Crown to Farthing Unc - FDC some coins with uneven toning and spots (£100 - £180)

1074) 25 Pence 1972 Model Pattern Silver Wedding of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Obverse, by Humphrey Paget: Bust of Prince Philip right, within legend. Legend in two parts, SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY 1947-1972. NEW 25 PENCE. on the outside, and legend inside H.R.H. THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH K.G.K.T. Reverse MODEL, with tall slightly uneven raised rim, Proof in .999 silver, FDC the portrait frosted, NGC PF66 ULTRA CAMEO (£800 - £1,200)

1075) Bank Token One Shilling and Sixpence 1811 Bust type ESC 969 EF or better (£120 - £160)

1076) Brass Threepence 1950 Peck 2394 Lustrous UNC and graded MS63 by NGC this currency issue rare in Mint state (£100 - £180)

1077) Brass Threepence 1962 VIP Proof Peck 2501H NGC PF64, Extremely Rare with only a few examples known. Ex LCA 148 1615 (2015) realised £1100 (£900 - £1,700)

1078) Cartwheels (2) Penny 1797 10 Leaves Peck 1132 nEF with some contact marks obverse and Twopence 1797 Peck 1077 Good VF with good edges perhaps once cleaned (£100 - £200)

1079) Charles II Twopence, undated Second Milled Issue, Tower Mint, Bull 582, ESC 2167A, S.3317, mintmark crown, obverse crowned and draped bust left with II behind, reverse square-topped quartered shield over a long cross fourchée, Good VF with an old tone (£80 - £100)

1080) Crown 1662 First Bust Rose below, 10 harps strings edge weak in parts with DECVS and TUTAMEN clear the rest faint, Fine with weakness in the centre both sides (£90 - £150)

1081) Crown 1662 Rose below bust, stop after HIB, 9 harp strings, edge undated ESC 15, Bull 340 Near Fine details with some ﬁeld damage above the portrait which looks like a blundered countermark (£80£100)

1082) Crown 1679 Third Bust TRICESIMO PRIMO ESC 56, Bull 403 Fine (£120 - £220)

1083) Crown 1686 SECVNDO edge ESC 77, Bull 741 Fine, the obverse bold, a small planchet fault by the last A of GRATIA and a contact mark by S JACOBVS a solid collectable example with an even old tone (£200 - £350)

1084) Crown 1687 TERTIO edge ESC 78, Bull 743 harp with 8 strings Good Fine/Fine with an even old tone some weakness around the date (£350 - £550)

1085) Crown 1687 TERTIO, ESC 78, Bull 743 Choice and graded MS63 by NGC (£5,000 - £6,000)

1086) Crown 1688 ESC 80, Bull 746 Fine the reverse perhaps better and with an even tone (£200 - £350)

1087) Crown 1692 2 over inverted 2 ESC 85, Bull 824 VF perhaps once dipped (lightly cleaned) (£2,000£2,600)

1088) Crown 1692 QVARTO edge, ESC 83, Bull 822, NGC XF40 desirable thus (£1,200 - £2,000)

1089) Crown 1696 First Bust, OCTAVO edge, ESC 89, Bull 995 AVF (£150 - £300)

1090) Crown 1696 First Bust, OCTAVO edge, ESC 89, Bull 995 Fine (£100 - £180)

1091) Crown 1696 OCTAVO edge Third Bust ESC 94, Bull 1004 bright GVF with the odd ﬂeck of haymarking (£1,400 - £1,800)

1092) Crown 1696 OCTAVO Third Bust, ESC 94, Bull 1004 VF (£300 - £400)

1093) Crown 1708E SEPTIMO Z type 1 in date ESC 106, Bull 1356 about Fine/Fine with the usual few adjustment lines (£120 - £220)

1094) Crown 1746 VICESIMO Proof ESC 126 FDC desirable thus and graded PF64 by NGC (£17,000£20,000)

1095) Crown 1819 LIX ESC 215, Bull 2010 GVF/NEF (£150 - £250)

1096) Crown 1821 SECUNDO ESC 246, Bull 2310 NVF (£80 - £150)

1097) Crown 1822 TERTIO ESC 252, Bull 2320 nEF with some minor edge faults (£150 - £250)

1098) Crown 1822 TERTIO ESC 252, Bull 2320 VF (£120 - £220)

1099) Crown 1839 Plain Edge Proof ESC 279 NGC PF62 a seldom offered type the last one we sold was in 2015 LCA 151 Lot 2193 and realised £18,000 (£15,000£22,000)

1100) Crown 1845 Cinquefoil stops on edge ESC 282, Bull 2564 EF the reverse better and with a pleasing tone, the obverse with contact marks (£750 - £950)

1101) Crown 1847 Gothic ESC 288 UNDECIMO NGC PF55 (£3,000 - £4,500)

1102) Crown 1847 Gothic UNDECIMO ESC 288, Bull 2571 NGC PROOF AU DETAILS STAINED (the coin appears to have a deep grey fairly even tone)

(£4,000 - £5,000)

1103) Crown 1847 Gothic UNDECIMO ESC 288, Bull 2571 once cleaned now re-toned (£3,000 - £3,800)

1104) Crown 1847 Young Head ESC 286, Bull 2567 Evenly Toned Fine/Good Fine with the gentlest of edge bruises and Crown 1896 LX VF with some black stains reverse (£120 - £220)

1105) Crown 1887 ESC 296, Bull 2585 UNC or near so with a pleasing light tone over original brilliance (£100£160)

1106) Crown 1889 ESC 299, Bull 2589 AU with an even old tone (£120 - £160)

1107) Crown 1893 LVI Proof or Prooﬂike early strike Unc/ NFDC, some minor scuffs in the ﬁelds (£1,200£1,500)

1108) Crown 1896 LX ESC 311, Bull 2601, Davies 516 dies 2A EF perhaps once cleaned now retoning (£120£180)

1109) Crown 1897 LXI ESC 313, Bull 2603 bright EF (£100 - £140)

1110) Crown 1898 LXI, ESC 314, Bull 2604, NGC MS63 with an eye catching tone, a rare date/edge type combination and seldom offered in this choice grade (£750 - £1,000)

1111) Crown 1902 Currency Issue ESC 361, Bull 3560 Lustrous UNC with contact marks (£250 - £300)

1112) Crown 1902 Fine and 1935 EF both standard types (£60 - £100)

1113) Crown 1902 Matt Proof ESC 362, Bull 3562, in an NGC holder and graded PF61 Matte (£240 - £340)

1114) Crown 1927 Proof ESC 367, Bull 3631 FDC and in a NGC Holder at PF64 (£300 - £400)

1115) Crown 1928 a VIP Proof S-4036, Bull 3634 and graded by NGC at PF63 (£2,500 - £3,500)

1116) Crown 1928 a VIP Proof S-4036, Bull 3634 and graded by PCGS at PR65 (£4,000 - £5,000)

1117) Crown 1928 and 1933 Wreaths both VF (£150 - £280)

1118) Crown 1928 ESC 368, Bull 3633 EF or near so with some contact marks reverse (£120 - £180)

1119) Crown 1928 ESC 368, Bull 3633 NGC AU DETAILS CLEANED (£150 - £250)

1120) Crown 1929 a VIP Proof Bull 3637 and graded by PCGS at PR64 rare the ﬁrst proof version of this date we have offered (£4,500 - £5,500)

1121) Crown 1929 ESC 369, Bull 3636 VF (£100 - £180)

1122) Crown 1930 ESC 370 GVF (£120 - £180)

1123) Crown 1930 ESC 370, Bull 3638 in an NGC holder and graded MS63 desirable thus (£400 - £500)

1124) Crown 1931 ESC 371, Bull 3639 VF with some scratches obverse (£80 - £130)

1125) Crown 1932 ESC 372, Bull 3641 EF with a dark tone and one of the key dates of the Wreath Crown series (£250 - £400)

1126) Crown 1932 ESC 372, Bull 3641 NGC MS63 desirable thus and one of the key dates of the Wreath Crown series (£650 - £850)

1127) Crown 1933 a VIP Proof S-4036, Bull 3645 and graded by PCGS at PR65 Bull gives rarity 5, desirable thus especially in PR65 (£4,500 - £5,500)

1128) Crown 1933 ESC 373, Bull 3644 EF or near so (£120 - £200)

1129) Crown 1933 ESC 373, Bull 3644 EF/AU (£240 - £300)

1130) Crown 1933 ESC 373, Bull 3644 NGC MS62 (£320 - £420)

1131) Crown 1934 ESC 374, Bull 3647 Unc and pleasing rare thus, a small area of discolouration around the M in OMN perhaps in the striking (£3,800 - £4,800)

1132) Crown 1934 ESC 374, Bull 3647, the key date in the series with only 932 pieces minted Lustrous and Choice UNC and graded MS63+ by NGC (£4,000£6,000)

1133) Crown 1935 Raised Edge Proof ESC 378, Bull 3655 richly toned NFDC (£1,200 - £1,400)

1134) Crown 1935 Specimen ESC 376, Bull 3652 in an NGC holder and graded NGC SP64 (£100 - £150)

1135) Crown 1935 Specimen ESC 376, Bull 3652 in an NGC holder and graded NGC SP64 (£100 - £150)

1136) Crown 1935 Specimen ESC 376, Bull 3652 in an NGC holder and graded NGC SP65 (£150 - £200)

1137) Crown 1935 Specimen ESC 376, Bull 3652 in the original red box of issue (£60 - £100)

1138) Crown 1935 Specimen ESC 376, Bull 3652 UNC and toned, in the original red box of issue (£60 - £100)

1139) Crown 1935 standard type Bull 3651Choice UNC with a pleasing tone and graded MS63 by NGC (£35 - £65)

1140) Crown 1936 ESC 381, Bull 3649 AU desirable thus (£300 - £500)

1141)

Crown 1937 Proof ESC 393, Bull 4021 NGC PF64 desirable thus (£150 - £200)

1142) Crown 1953 Proof ESC 393G, Bull 4331 in a NGC holder and graded NGC PF65 Cameo (£100 - £160)

1143) Crown 1953 Proof ESC 393G, Bull 4331 in a NGC holder and graded NGC PF65 Ultra Cameo (£120£180)

1144) Crown 1953 Proof ESC 393G, Bull 4331 in a NGC holder and graded NGC PF66 Cameo (£140 - £200)

1145) Crown 1953 Proof ESC 393G, Bull 4331 in a NGC holder and graded NGC PF66 Ultra Cameo (£200£300)

1146) Crown 1953 Proof ESC 393G, Bull 4331 in a NGC holder and graded PF66 Cameo and scarce in this choice grade (£140 - £200)

1147) Crown 1953 Proof in NGC Holders (2) PF63 CAMEO and PF62 (£100 - £160)

1148) Decimal Twenty Pence undated (2008) mule S.4631A AU-UNC comes in a Jubilee Mint box with certiﬁcate (£40 - £65)

1149) Dollar Bank of England 1804 Obverse A, Reverse 2, ESC 144, Bull 1925, pleasantly toned sharp and prooﬂike in a NGC Holder AU DETAILS CLEANED (£300 - £600)

1150) Double Florin 1887 Arabic 1 AU/UNC Halfcrown 1887 JH Choice Unc (£50 - £100)

1151) Double Florin 1887 Arabic 1 ESC 394, Bull 2695 AU/ UNC (£80 - £130)

1152) Double Florin 1887 Arabic 1 ESC 394, Bull 2695 bright GEF/UNC (£80 - £110)

1153) Double Florin 1888 ESC 397, Bull 2699 bright EF/ UNC (£100 - £150)

1154) Double Florin 1889 Second I in VICTORIA an inverted 1 ESC 398A bright EF (£80 - £100)

1155) Double Florins (2) both 1887 Roman 1 both EF and with minor edge faults (£60 - £100)

1156) Double Florins 1887 (2) Roman 1 and Arabic 1 GEFAU and nicely toned (£80 - £140)

1157) Farthing 1672 and 1673 both VF/Good Fine and with some ﬁeld laminations (£60 - £110)

1158) Farthing 1687 Tin with copper plug edge reads NVMMORVM FAMVLVS * 1687 * Peck 560 VF/ Fine with little of the usual corrosion the edge with stunningly clear legend, the best example we have seen (£250 - £450)

1159) Farthing 1690 Tin, edge not readable, so Peck type uncertain, legends and main design clear, some surface blistering, copper plug recessed but intact (£45 - £85)

1160) Farthing 1694 Bold Fine with some light porosity and 1697 about Fine (£40 - £75)

1161) Farthing 1717 Reverse A, A over N in BRITANNIA, Peck 783, Very Fine with a small fault below the King’s nose, Very Rare in all grades above VG (£80 - £150)

1162) Farthing 1799 Gilt Proof Peck 1269 KF7 UNC or near so with a few hairlines (£140 - £240)

1163) Farthing 1799 Peck 1279 EF or better with traces lustre (£60 - £110)

1164) Farthing 1799 Peck 1279 UNC (£45 - £75)

1165) Farthing 1821 Peck 1407 EF or better (£40 - £50)

1166) Farthing 1856 E over R in VICTORIA Peck 1584, Fine with some edge faults along with Farthing 1856 Peck 1583 GVF (£20 - £40)

1167) Farthing 1873 as Freeman 524 dies 3+B with Low 3 in date touching the linear circle UNC with good lustre and some light toning (£30 - £60)

1168) Farthing 1882 Broken F in F:D: Freeman 549 CGS UNC with full lustre (£40 - £75)

1169) Farthing 1882H Freeman 549 Unc with virtually full lustre (£40 - £70)

1170) Farthing 1930 VIP Proof/Proof of record Freeman 614 dies 3+B, these George V VIP Proof issues were produced in extremely small numbers and all are rated R18 by Freeman. (6-15 examples believed to exist). In a NGC Holder graded PF64BN (£850£1,250)

1171) Farthing 1930 VIP Proof/Proof of record Freeman 614 dies 3+B, these George V VIP Proof issues were produced in extremely small numbers and all are rated R18 by Freeman. (6-15 examples believed to exist). In a NGC Holder graded PF65RB (£1,000 - £1,400)

1172) Farthings (2) 1823 and 1825 both EF (£60 - £80)

1173) Farthings (2) 1826 and 1831 GVF - EF the 1826 with the odd minor rim nick (£60 - £80)

1174) Farthings (3) 1838 EF, 1839 EF, 1840 Unc with underlying lustre and some tone spots (£60 - £120)

1175) Farthings (4) 1873 Low 3 EF, 1875H Unc with subdued lustre, 1892 EF, 1894 VF (£50 - £70)

1176) Five Guineas 1670 VICESIMO SECVNDO S.3328 NGC AU DETAILS OBV REPAIRED.A pleasing example with a small area of smoothing above the portrait (£15,000 - £20,000)

1177) Five Guineas 1688 Elephant and Castle QVARTO S.3398 NGC VF25 (£7,000 - £10,000)

1178) Five Guineas 1691 TERTIO, William and Mary, conjoined laureate and draped busts right, GVLIELMVS ET MARIA DEI GRATIA, reverse crowned quartered shield of arms with the Nassau escutcheon at the centre, date divided above, MAG BR FR ET HIB REX ET REGINA, edge inscribed in raised letters DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI TERTIO, S.3422, KM.479.1 better than Fine with a small edge bump beneath the shield (£8,000£10,000)

1179) Five Pounds 1902 Gold Matt Proof S.3966 in a NGC holder and graded PF60 (£4,000 - £5,000)

1180) Five Pounds 1911 Proof S.3994, Marsh F38 EF (£4,500 - £5,500)

1181) Five Pounds 1937 Gold Proof S.4074 and graded PF64 by NGC (£8,000 - £10,000)

1182) Five Pounds 1980, Quintuple Sovereign, second crowned portrait of Queen Elizabeth II right by Arnold Machin, reverse St. George and the Dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci, date in the exergue, S.SE1, KM.924, Gold Proof, in a PCGS holder and graded PR69 DCAM. (£3,800 - £4,800)

1183) Five Pounds 1981, Quintuple Sovereign, second crowned portrait of Queen Elizabeth II right by Arnold Machin, reverse St. George and the Dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci, date in the exergue, S.SE1, KM.924, Gold Proof, in a PCGS holder and graded PR69 DCAM. (£3,800 - £4,800)

1184) Five Pounds 1982, Quintuple Sovereign, second crowned portrait of Queen Elizabeth II right by Arnold Machin, reverse St. George and the Dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci, date in the exergue, S.PGS03, KM.924, Gold Proof, in a PCGS holder and graded PR69 DCAM. (£5,000 - £6,000)

1185) Five Pounds 1984, Quintuple Sovereign, second crowned portrait of Queen Elizabeth II right by Arnold Machin, reverse St. George and the Dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci, date in the exergue, S.SE2, KM.924, Gold Proof, in a PCGS holder and graded PR69 DCAM. (£3,800 - £4,800)

1186) Five Pounds 1985, Quintuple Sovereign, third crowned portrait of Queen Elizabeth II right by Raphael Maklouf, reverse St. George and the Dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci, date in the exergue, S.SE3, KM.945, Gold Proof, in a PCGS holder and graded PR69 DCAM. (£4,000 - £5,000)

1187) Five Pounds 1989 500th Anniversary of the First Gold Sovereign Gold Proof in an NGC holder and graded PF69 Ultra Cameo, a popular issue and always desirable in the highest grades (£5,000 - £6,000)

1188) Five Pounds 1997, Quintuple Sovereign, third crowned portrait of Queen Elizabeth II right by Raphael Maklouf, reverse St. George and the Dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci, date in the exergue, S.SE7, KM.945, Gold Proof, in a PCGS holder and graded PR69 DCAM. (£4,000 - £5,000)

1189) Five Pounds 2001 100th Anniversary of the End of the Victorian Era Gold Proof with reverse frosting, S.L9, FDC uncased in capsule with no certiﬁcate, originally only issued as part of a set with four Victorian Sovereigns, and never issued as a single piece, so a rare opportunity to obtain this scarce issue as a single item (£4,000 - £5,000)

1190) Five Pounds 2002 Golden Jubilee, Quintuple Sovereign, crowned shield of the Royal Arms within a laurel wreath reverse by Timothy Noad, S.SE9, KM.1024a, Gold Proof, in a PCGS holder and graded PR69 DCAM. (£4,000 - £5,000)

1191) Five Pounds 2012 Diamond Jubilee Gold Proof NGC PF69 ULTRA CAMEO desirable thus (£4,000 - £5,000)

1192) Five Pounds 2012 Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Gold Proof S.SE12, in an NGC holder and graded PF70 Ultra Cameo (£4,800 - £5,500)

1193) Five Pounds 2022 Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Gold Proof in an NGC holder and graded PF70 Ultra Cameo (£4,000 - £5,000)

1194) Five Pounds 2023 Charles III Coronation Gold Proof NGC PF69 ULTRA CAMEO (£4,500 - £5,500)

1195) Florin 1849 ESC 802, Bull 2815 VF (£100 - £150)

1196) Florin 1852 ESC 806, Bull 2820, about EF with an attractive and colourful tone (£120 - £220)

1197) Florin 1862 ESC 820, Bull 2847 a rare higher grade example which has a small but heavy contact mark above the crown in a NGC Holder XF DETAILS DAMAGED (£900 - £1,500)

1198) Florin 1864 ESC 824 Die Number 64 NEF and cleaned (£80 - £150)

1199) Florin 1865 Die Number 32 no stop after date Bull 2857 GVF/EF once cleaned now retoning (£220£260)

1200) Florin 1884 ESC 860, Bull 2907 GVF cleaned and with some scuffs and contact marks obverse (£70£80)

1201) Florin 1887 Jubilee Head ESC 868, Bull 2953 UNC with the odd tiny rim nick (£60 - £70)

1202) Florin 1889 ESC 871, Bull 2957 EF and Florin 1901 GVF/EF the obverse once cleaned (£45 - £75)

1203) Florin 1893 ESC 876, Bull 2962, AU/UNC (£45 - £75)

1204) Florin 1893 ESC 876, Bull 2962, Davies 830 dies 1A, Choice and graded MS64 by NGC (£100 - £160)

1205) Florin 1897 ESC 881, Bull 2967 Bright EF (£60 - £80)

1206) Florin 1897 ESC 881, Bull 2967, UNC or near so with a pleasant tone (£60 - £100)

1207) Florin 1900 ESC 884, Bull 2971, UNC with a pleasant even tone and some contact marks obverse (£60£100)

1208) Florin 1901 ESC 885, Bull 2972, beautifully toned Unc and in an NGC holder and graded MS62 (£100 - £150)

1209) Florin 1901 ESC 885, Bull 2972, UNC with a pleasant even tone and some contact marks obverse (£60£100)

1210) Florin 1902 Currency Issue ESC 919 Unc or near so with a pleasing tone (£60 - £110)

1211) Florin 1902 Currency Issue ESC 919 Unc/AU with a pleasant peripheral tone (£60 - £110)

1212) Florin 1905 ESC 923 Fine, grey toned with some surface marks and 1925 ESC 944, Bull 3777 GVF/ EF and one of the key dates in the George V series (£100 - £170)

1213) Florin 1909 ESC 927, Bull 3585 NEF/GVF with some areas of black toning and a scratch reverse (£100£120)

1214) Florin 1916 ESC 935, Bull 3761 UNC with practically full mint lustre and graded MS63 by NGC (£70 - £110)

1215) Florin 1918 EF or better and Sixpence 1911 UNC (£50 - £75)

1216) Florin 1919 ESC 938, Bull 3764 AU/UNC and lustrous (£40 - £50)

1217) Florin 1922 Dull Finish Davies 1748 dies 3E, CGS type FL.G5.1922.01, UNC toned, slabbed and graded CGS 65 (£20 - £40)

1218) Florin 1923 and 1929 both Unc (£40 - £75)

1219) Florin 1923 ESC 942, Bull 3774 AU/UNC with attractive gold and olive toning (£40 - £60)

1220) Florin 1926 ESC 945, Bull 3778 AU/UNC with some minor scuffs obverse ﬁelds (£45 - £75)

1221) Florin 1932 ESC 952 key date, VF the reverse better (£70 - £90)

1222) Florin 1932 ESC 952, Bull 3789 PCGS MS63 so a key date rarity in choice grade (£600 - £800)

1223) Florin 1936 VIP Proof Davies 1778P NGC PF66, Extremely Rare with only a few examples known. Bull 3797 and rated R4 by Bull (£1,200 - £2,200)

1224) Florin 1937 Proof ESC 957, Bull 4077 NGC PF66 CAMEO desirable thus (£120 - £160)

1225) Florin 1942 VIP Proof rare thus and in a NGC Holder PF64+ (£1,200 - £1,800)

1226) Florin 1947 a VIP Proof Bull 4104 graded by PCGS at PR65DCAM (£1,200 - £1,800)

1227) Florin 1958 VIP Proof in a NGC Holder at PF65 ULTRA CAMEO (£1,250 - £1,750)

1228) Florins (2) 1893 currency issue AU and 1878 Die 12 Fine (£50 - £85)

1229) Fourpence 1678/6 VF, 1689 Fine, Threepence 1762 GVF, Twopence 1676 VF and 1689 VF with some damage to the surface near the edge above the portraits, (£100 - £180)

1230) Groat 1689 GV below bust stop after G Bull 877 Choice AU and nicely toned evidence of a die crack obverse and a few ﬂecks of haymarking (£120 - £160)

1231) Groat 1836 and Threepence 1886 both toned AUUNC (£45 - £75)

1232) Groat 1836 ESC 1918 A/UNC (£40 - £70)

1233) Groat 1837 ESC 1922, Bull 2520, AU with some scuffs and a tiny rim nick (£50 - £60)

1234) Groat 1838 ESC 1930, Bull 3319 UNC or very near so with light tone over original mint lustre (£40 - £70)

1235) Groat 1840 with the 0 in the date over a higher 0 AU/ UNC (£60 - £110)

1236) Groat 1849 ESC 1945 GEF/EF (£45 - £75)

1237) Groat 1888 ESC 1956, Bull 3359 GEF/AU with some thin scratches obverse and Groat 1854 ESC 1952, Bull 3351 nicely toned UNC with a small scratch obverse ﬁeld (£60 - £100)

1238) Guinea 1670 S.3342 Fair (£900 - £1,400)

1239) Guinea 1687 S-3402 in a PCGS Holder graded AU53 (£4,000 - £6,500)

1240) Guinea 1692 S.3426 5 Harp Strings Fine Details an ex-jewellery piece, short of ﬂan at the bottom (worn through use in jewellery) weight 7.5 grams, neverthe-less rare the ﬁrst example we have seen since 2013 (£900 - £1,500)

1241) Guinea 1694 S.3426 in a NGC Holder graded AU53 (£5,000 - £8,000)

1242) Guinea 1708 Queen Anne Second Bust with Elephant and Castle below S.3573 a metal detector ﬁnd VF Details authenticated by NGC S.3573 NOT ENCAPSULATED ALTERED SERVICES (8.2 grams). An excessively rare type with the example from the Ellerby Area Horde NGC VF20 realising £20,000 (£2,000 - £5,000)

1243) Guinea 1711 Anne, Post-Union issue, third draped bust left, reverse with crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in the angles and six strings to the Irish harp, S.3574, VF, cleaned, the principal details clear. (£1,400 - £1,800)

1244) Guinea 1713 with 3 over 1 S.3574 comes with an NGC label NOT ENCAPSULATED ALTERED SURFACE (GVF-EF Details) (£2,000 - £2,600)

1245) Guinea 1714 Queen Anne S.3574 in a MGC Holder graded AU-50 (£2,000 - £3,000)

1246) Guinea 1722 S.3631 NGC XF40 (£2,000 - £3,000)

1247) Guinea 1726 S.3633 NGC XF45 and with a very pleasing orange peripheral tone (£2,500 - £3,500)

1248) Guinea 1787 S.3729 VF Details once in jewellery (£750 - £950)

1249) Guinea 1798 George III Fifth Laureate Head, Spadeshaped shield reverse, S.3729, UNC or near so (£1,600 - £2,200)

1250) Guinea 1798 S.3729 in a NGC holder and graded MS63 rare in this choice grade (£2,000 - £2,800)

1251) Half Farthing 1837 Peck GVF/VF the obverse with numerous pitting marks (£50 - £90)

1252) Half Farthing 1844 E over N in REGINA Peck 1595 GVF with some small spots in the legend, scarce (£20 - £38)

1253) Half Farthing 1856 6 in date normal size, struck over a lower 6 as Peck 1603 GF/NVF the obverse with some old scratches (£35 - £65)

1254) Half Guinea 1681 with some old scratches obverse and a ﬁeld nick reverse, a scarce date now in a NGC Holder AU DETAILS DAMAGED (£1,400 - £2,000)

1255) Half Guinea 1688 James II, laureate and draped bust left, reverse with crowned cruciform shields and sceptres in the angles, S.3404, KM.458.1, VF (£2,200 - £2,800)

1256) Half Guinea 1726 George I, second laureate head right, reverse with crowned cruciform shields and sceptres in the angles, S.3637, KM.560, VG, the principal design and legends all clear, a scarce early Georgian gold issue. (£800 - £1,200)

1257) Half Guinea 1775 Fourth Laureate Head S.3734 NGC AU58 (£1,500 - £2,000)

1258) Half Guinea 1813 S.3737 in an NGC holder and graded AU58 (£800 - £1,000)

1259) Half Sovereign 1817 Marsh 400 Sharp and Prooﬂike Unc and looks conservatively graded at NGC MS61 (£1,500 - £2,000)

1260) Half Sovereign 1818 Marsh 401 EF/AU (£1,500£2,000)

1261) Half Sovereign 1828 Marsh 409 NGC MS63 the ﬁrst example we have seen in either raw UNC or MS grades (£2,000 - £2,800)

1262) Half Sovereign 1828 Marsh 409, S.3804 in an NGC holder and graded AU55 (£800 - £1,000)

1263) Half Sovereign 1828 Marsh 409, S.3804 PCGS AU50 (£800 - £1,200)

1264) Half Sovereign 1835 Marsh 411, S.3831 EF with some scuffs and contact marks (£800 - £1,200)

1265) Half Sovereign 1877 Victoria Young Head, shield reverse, die number 63 below the wreath, Marsh 452, S.3860D, GEF/AU the reverse particularly sharp and attractive. (£600 - £800)

1266) Half Sovereign 1887 Jubilee Head Shield Reverse VF (£250 - £350)

1267) Half Sovereign 1892, Victoria Jubilee Head, no J.E.B. on the truncation, reverse crowned shield of the Royal Arms, low shield variety, S.3869D, EF some unusual raised lines on the Queen’s neck may possibly classify as an error coin (£600 - £800)

1268) Half Sovereign 1893 Jubilee Head, No J.E.B on truncation S.3869D, DISH L518 GEF/UNC (£750£950)

1269) Half Sovereign 1902 Matt Proof, in an NGC holder and graded PF61 Matte (£500 - £700)

1270) Half Sovereign 1911 Proof S.4006 in an NGC holder and graded PF63 Cameo (£1,200 - £1,600)

1271) Half Sovereign 1989 500th Anniversary of the First Gold Sovereign Gold Proof, Marsh 544H, S.SB3, in an NGC holder and graded PF70 Ultra Cameo (£750 - £950)

1272) Halfcrown 1658 Cromwell ESC 447, Bull 252 NGC AU58 (£4,000 - £6,000)

1273) Halfcrown 1658 Oliver Cromwell ESC 447, Bull 252 graded MS62 by NGC seldom offered in this choice grade (£4,500 - £7,500)

1274) Halfcrown 1664 XVI edge ESC 460, Bull 445 VG/ near Fine evenly toned pleasing for grade a seldom offered date (£180 - £300)

1275) Halfcrown 1670 and 1671 VG-Fine (£70 - £130)

1276) Halfcrown 1671 VICESIMO TERTIO edge ESC 468, Bull 457 Fine or near so (£100 - £180)

1277) Halfcrown 1679 ESC 481, Bull 480, reported as DECNS edge error but this not clear although the V is of a solid appearance, so offered here as the standard type VG/NF (£50 - £90)

1278) Halfcrown 1687 ESC 498, Bull 753 Fine the edges worn smooth and Halfcrown 1696y VF Details waterworn (£80 - £150)

1279) Halfcrown 1689 PRIMO Frosted Caul Plain Interior with Pearls Bull 831 VF with a small amount of haymarking (£180 - £300)

1280) Halfcrown 1698 DECIMO ESC 554, Bull 1034 a Choice example now in a NGC Holder at MS62 (£1,200 - £1,800)

1281) Halfcrown 1700 DVODECIMO edge ESC 561, Bull 1043, NGC MS61 and with attractive blue/green and gold tone (£900 - £1,500)

1282) Halfcrown 1700 DVODECIMO ESC 561 , Bull 1043 Good Fine/VF with some haymarks reverse (£150£250)

1283) Halfcrown 1701 ESC 564, Bull 1046 NGC MS63 rare in this high grade 2 are recorded at MS63 on the NGC Census and non higher so a ﬁnest known (£3,000 - £4,000)

1284) Halfcrown 1704 Plumes ESC 570, Bull 1359 rated R2 by Bull in a NGC Holder graded VF20 (£700 - £900)

1285) Halfcrown 1706 Roses and Plumes, QVINTO edge, ESC 572, Bull 1361, VG and a seldom offered date (£80 - £150)

1286) Halfcrown 1707 SEPTIMO edge, Plain in angles and below bust ESC 574, Bull 1366 and Halfcrown 1707E, SEXTO edge ESC 575, Bull 1379, both about Fine (£150 - £250)

1287) Halfcrown 1707E, SEXTO edge ESC 575, Bull 1379 and Halfcrown 1709 OCTAVO ESC 579, Bull 1371 both about Fine (£150 - £250)

1288) Halfcrown 1713 Plain Angles DVODECIMO edge, ESC 583, Bull 1376 Fine (£80 - £150)

1289) Halfcrown 1720 20 over 17 Roses and Plumes ESC 590, Bull 1555 VF with some scratches obverse (£450 - £750)

1290) Halfcrown 1739 Roses ESC 600 Sharp Unc with a deep rich tone and graded MS62 by NGC (£2,000£3,500)

1291) Halfcrown 1741 Unaltered Date, Roses ESC 601, Bull 1681 Evenly Toned VF with a striking fault on the King’s neck (£200 - £350)

1292) Halfcrown 1745 LIMA ESC 605, Bull 1687 NGC AU55 (£700 - £1,000)

1293) Halfcrown 1817 Bull Head ESC 616, Bull 2090 NGC MS62 with a pleasing tone (£350 - £550)

1294) Halfcrown 1817 Small Head ESC 618, Bull 2096 UNC with original mint lustre, and peripheral golden toning which further enhances the considerable eye appeal of this piece, in an NGC holder and graded MS62 (£400 - £600)

1295) Halfcrown 1819 ESC 623, Bull 2102 EF once cleaned (£80 - £150)

1296) Halfcrown 1823 Second Reverse Shield in Garter ESC 634, Bull 2365 AU/UNC brilliant and sharp almost prooﬂike, some minor scuffs and contact marks obverse ﬁelds (£700 - £900)

1297) Halfcrown 1823 Second Reverse Shield in Garter ESC 634, Bull 2365 EF with a faint scratch on the King’s neck (£220 - £280)

1298) Halfcrown 1825 ESC 642, Bull 2371 AU with a pleasing tone (£220 - £260)

1299) Halfcrown 1826 Proof, bare head of George IV left by William Wyon, reverse crowned and garnished shield of arms, S.3809, KM.695, in a PCGS holder and graded PR63. (£2,000 - £2,600)

1300) Halfcrown 1834 WW in script ESC 662 Bull 2478 NGC MS62 (£400 - £700)

1301) Halfcrown 1834 WW in script ESC 662, Bull 2478 Choice and graded MS64 by NGC rare and desirable thus (£900 - £1,400)

1302) Halfcrown 1841 ESC 674, Bull 2716 only Fair but the key date rarity (£150 - £250)

1303) Halfcrown 1844 ESC 677, Bull 2720 Choice and Graded MS64 by NGC rare and desirable thus (£1,400 - £1,800)

1304) Halfcrown 1844 ESC 677, Bull 2720 NGC MS62 desirable thus (£1,200 - £1,600)

1305) Halfcrown 1849 Large Date ESC 682, Bull 2730 VF with an even tone (£100 - £140)

1306) Halfcrown 1850 ESC 684 Fine the reverse with a scratch (£35 - £65)

1307) Halfcrown 1875 ESC 696, Bull 2745 UNC Details with some scratches and scuffs on the portrait (£300 - £400)

1308) Halfcrown 1883 ESC 711, Bull 2762 EF (£100 - £150)

1309) Halfcrown 1883 ESC 711, Bull 2762 EF and cleaned (£100 - £120)

1310) Halfcrown 1884 ESC 712, Bull 2764 EF (£160 - £240)

1311) Halfcrown 1887 JH EF/AU and Florin 1901 nEF some uneven toning reverse (£60 - £90)

1312) Halfcrown 1887 Jubilee Head ESC 719, Bull 2771, Unc with a deep and pleasing tone the reverse particularly eye catching (£60 - £70)

1313) Halfcrown 1887 Jubilee Head Proof ESC 720, Bull 2772, UNC with a contact mark on the portrait (£75 - £85)

1314) Halfcrown 1887 Jubilee Head Proof ESC 720, Bull 2772, UNC with a contact mark on the portrait (£75 - £85)

1315) Halfcrown 1888 ESC 721, Bull 2773 EF (£40 - £50)

1316) Halfcrown 1888 ESC 721, Bull 2773 UNC with a rich tone (£100 - £180)

1317) Halfcrown 1891 ESC 724, Bull 2776 Unc with a rich a pleasing tone graded MS63 by NGC desirable thus (£200 - £350)

1318) Halfcrown 1892 ESC 725, Bull 2777 EF (£60 - £90)

1319) Halfcrown 1893 ESC 726, Bull 2778 Unc with some minor contact marks, the reverse starting to tone (£70 - £120)

1320) Halfcrown 1896 ESC 730, Bull 2782 Bright EF/AU (£70 - £100)

1321) Halfcrown 1896 ESC 730, Bull 2782, NGC MS62 (£100 - £160)

1322) Halfcrown 1897 ESC 731, Bull 2783 Bright UNC and in a NGC Holder UNC DETAILS POLISHED (£40£70)

1323) Halfcrown 1897 ESC 731, Bull 2783, Choice UNC and graded MS64 by NGC (£150 - £200)

1324) Halfcrown 1898 ESC 732, Bull 2784 EF (£60 - £80)

1325) Halfcrown 1900 ESC 734 Choice and graded MS64 by NGC (£180 - £260)

1326) Halfcrown 1900 ESC 734 UNC with a light tone over original mint hue and graded MS63 by NGC (£140£200)

1327) Halfcrown 1902 currency issue ESC 746, Bull 3567, UNC (£100 - £140)

1328) Halfcrown 1902 Standard Type ESC 746 Unc with a beautiful tone and graded MS64 by NGC (£150£200)

1329) Halfcrown 1904 ESC 749, Bull 3570 (2) both Fine (£80 - £100)

1330) Halfcrown 1904 ESC 749, Bull 3570 (2) VG-NF (£60 - £80)

1331) Halfcrown 1905 ESC 750, Bull 3571 Fine the obverse bold and with an old tone, a pleasant example of this key date rarity (£500 - £600)

1332) Halfcrown 1908 ESC 753, Bull 3574 UNC Details and lustrous the reverse Choice but with some scratches obverse, perhaps a £1,000 coin if not for the scratches (£180 - £260)

1333) Halfcrown 1909 ESC 754, Bull 3575 Bright GVF/EF (£70 - £100)

1334) Halfcrown 1910 ESC 755, Bull 3576 EF (£80 - £100)

1335) Halfcrown 1911 Proof ESC 758 NGC PF65+ and beautifully toned (£400 - £500)

1336) Halfcrown 1913 ESC 760, Bull 3712, (2) both VF (£80 - £100)

1337) Halfcrown 1916 ESC 763, Bull 3715 UNC with original mint brilliance (£80 - £100)

1338) Halfcrown 1918 ESC 765, Bull 3717 NGC UNC DETAILS CLEANED (£20 - £35)

1339) Halfcrown 1919 ESC 766 UNC or very near so and lustrous (£60 - £80)

1340) Halfcrown 1922 ESC 769 Good VF (£35 - £45)

1341) Halfcrown 1924 ESC 771, Bull 3725 Bright EF (£40 - £50)

1342) Halfcrown 1924 ESC 771, Bull 3725 UNC and lustrous in a NGC Holder at MS63 (£120 - £180)

1343) Halfcrown 1927 Third Coinage Modiﬁed Efﬁgy Bull 3730 EF/AU (£35 - £45)

1344) Halfcrown 1928 ESC 777, Bull 3734, NGC MS62 (£40 - £75)

1345) Halfcrown 1929 Bull 3737 (2) both UNC (£70 - £80)

1346) Halfcrown 1930 ESC 779, Bull 3739, (2) VF-GVF (£80 - £120)

1347) Halfcrown 1934 ESC 783, Bull 3747 Unc with a few minor scuffs and contact marks (£60 - £100)

1348) Halfcrown 1935 ESC 784, Bull 3749 (3) all UNC (£100 - £120)

1349) Halfcrown 1935 ESC 784, Bull 3749 UNC and lustrous (£40 - £50)

1350) Halfcrown 1947 VIP Proof NGC PF66 rare and desirable thus, Bull 4061 rarity 6 (£1,500 - £2,000)

1351) Halfcrown 1949 a VIP Proof Bull 4066 graded by PCGS at PR64CAM (£1,500 - £2,000)

1352) Halfcrown 1953 Proof, Obverse 1, Reverse A, Davies 2310P, Bull 4350, the Proof version of the early portrait, I of DEI points to a space, NGC PF63 CAMEO “I OF DEI TO SPACE” (£250 - £500)

1353) Halfcrown 1956 VIP Proof S-4145, PCGS PR65CAM and rare (£1,500 - £2,000)

1354) Halfcrown 1959 ESC 798N UNC (£20 - £40)

1355) Halfcrowns (2) 1696 and 1697y VG-Fine (£60 - £100)

1356) Halfcrowns (2) 1707 E VG and 1816 nVF (£50 - £100)

1357) Halfcrowns (2) 1745 LIMA Fine/Good Fine and 1732 Roses and Plumes Fine with mount marks obverse 3 and 9 O’clock (£80 - £150)

1358) Halfcrowns (2) 1928 and 1932 UNC the 32 with the odd minor contact mark (£70 - £80)

1359) Halfpennies (2) 1718 Peck 774 nVF/F, 1724 Peck 806 Fine (£30 - £60)

1360) Halfpennies (2) 1853 GEF with hints of lustre and 1854 Unc with a dull tone (£35 - £65)

1361) Halfpennies (2) 1879 Freeman 339 CGS EF70 and 1903 Freeman 382 CGS60 (£80 - £100)

1362) Halfpennies (4) 1889, 1897, 1898, 1902 HT a high grade group generally Unc or near so some with good lustre (£60 - £110)

1363) Halfpennies 1902 High Tide, 1904, 1908, 1924 all in lustrous UNC (£50 - £90)

1364) Halfpenny 1730 Peck 836 VF (£100 - £120)

1365) Halfpenny 1731 nVF and 1732 2 over 1, with no stop on the reverse unlisted by Peck, About Fine (£60£100)

1366) Halfpenny 1799 5 Incuse gun ports Peck 1248 AU and 1827 AU with some laminations reverse (£30 - £60)

1367) Halfpenny 1799 5 Incuse gun ports Peck 1248 Choice Unc with touches of lustre and the obverse starting to tone (£45 - £75)

1368) Halfpenny 1799 6 Raised Gunports Peck 1249 EF (£60 - £90)

1369) Halfpenny 1837 Peck 1465 with the 37 of the date having smaller digits struck over normal sized digits Unc with traces of lustre (£60 - £120)

1370) Halfpenny 1841 DF.I for DEI as Peck 1524 UNC in an NGC holder and graded MS63 BN (£60 - £100)

1371) Halfpenny 1853 (2) normal date and italic 5 in date Peck 1539 both UNC or near so (£40 - £75)

1372) Halfpenny 1853 Peck 1539 NGC MS63BN (£70£110)

1373) Halfpenny 1853 Peck 1539 UNC and graded MS62 BN by NGC (£40 - £70)

1374) Halfpenny 1853 Peck 1539 UNC and underlying even lustre excellent eye appeal (£80 - £120)

1375) Halfpenny 1854 and 1854 AU-UNC and with some subdued lustre (£45 - £80)

1376) Halfpenny 1854 NGC MS62BN looks better and with good eye appeal (£50 - £80)

1377) Halfpenny 1855 and 1857 both brown Unc with the odd contact mark (£45 - £80)

1378) Halfpenny 1855 Peck 1543 UNC and graded MS62 BN by NGC (£45 - £75)

1379) Halfpenny 1857 Reverse A no dots on shield Peck 1546 UNC and graded MS62 BN by NGC (£40 - £70)

1380) Halfpenny 1858 8 over 6 Peck 1547 UNC with some minor contact marks obverse (£70 - £100)

1381) Halfpenny 1859 unaltered date Peck 1551 UNC or near with traces of subdued lustre and a tone spot and some friction reverse (£40 - £75)

1382) Halfpenny 1860 Beaded Border Freeman 258 dies 1+A Lustrous UNC (£50 - £75)

1383) Halfpenny 1860 Toothed Border Freeman 261 dies 2+B UNC and lustrous and graded MS62RB by NGC rare in this high grade (£300 - £400)

1384) Halfpenny 1862 (2) both AU and one without rocks left of the lighthouse (£60 - £120)

1385) Halfpenny 1867 Freeman 300 dies 7+G UNC with a minor striking fault at the 6 in the date and on the Queen’s dress (£120 - £160)

1386) Halfpenny 1871 as Freeman 308 dies 7+G, with date spacing of 15 3/4 rim teeth, NEF/GVF with uneven toning, Rare (£90 - £150)

1387) Halfpenny 1874H Freeman 318 dies 10+J UNC with some lustre (£60 - £100)

1388) Halfpenny 1878 Narrow date Freeman 337 dies 15+O VF/GVF once cleaned, now almost fully retoned, Rare (£35 - £65)

1389) Halfpenny 1880 Freeman 340 dies 15+P, UNC with good lustre (£50 - £100)

1390) Halfpenny 1885 Freeman 354 dies 17+S UNC or near so with mottled lustre and 1900 AU with lustre and some dark toning (£40 - £75)

1391) Halfpenny 1886 and 1887 both Unc with degrees of lustre (£40 - £75)

1392) Halfpenny 1887 Freeman 358 Unc with good lustre and a thin scratch obverse and Penny 1921 Lustrous Unc with some ﬂecks of verdigris obverse (£25 - £50)

1393) Halfpenny 1889 9 over 8 Freeman 361 and 1902 Low Tide Freeman 380 dies 1+A both VF or better (£25 - £45)

1394) Maundy Fourpence 1776 ESC 1914, Bull 2250 AU with an old tone (£60 - £100)

1395) Maundy Part Set 1886 comprising Fourpence, Threepence and Twopence, the Penny missing AUUNC the 2d with a minor scratch (£150 - £180)

1396) Maundy Part Set 1953 comprising Fourpence, Twopence and Penny, the Threepence missing, KM.MDS212, FDC. (£500 - £600)

1397) Maundy Penny 1677 Bull 719 VF (£60 - £90)

1398) Maundy Penny 1709 ESC 2320, Bull 1528 About EF and deeply toned, the obverse with some light scratches or perhaps die faults (£80 - £100)

1399) Maundy Penny 1727 George I, laureate and draped bust right, reverse with crowned numeral 1, MAG BRI FR ET HIB REX around, Bull 1618, the ﬁnal Maundy issue of the reign. GVF with some dirt in the legends (perhaps removable) (£80 - £100)

1400) Maundy Presentation Group 1983 comprising ﬁve complete Maundy Sets, each consisting of Fourpence, Threepence, Twopence and Penny, together with an additional Fourpence and Threepence, giving a total face value of 57 pence, corresponding to the Queen’s age in 1983. The coins are lustrous UNC with some minor toning and remain sealed in their original plastic envelopes. The 1983 Royal Maundy service was held at Exeter Cathedral. Also included are the original red and white Maundy purses, together with the related Royal Almonry Ofﬁce correspondence and invitations sent to the recipient from Buckingham Palace. An unusually complete and highly desirable original presentation group, retaining excellent contemporary provenance. (£1,200 - £1,600)

1401) Maundy Set 1680 ESC 2376 comprising Fourpence ESC 1852 Fine, Threepence ESC 1972 VF with haymarking, Twopence VF, and Penny ESC 2287 VG, a seldom offered date only the second full set we have seen (£100 - £180)

1402) Maundy Set 1800 ESC 2421, Bull 2239 comprising Fourpence VF with some scratches reverse, Threepence VF with a planchet fault and a scratch, Twopence and Penny both nicely toned Unc (£100 - £180)

1403) Maundy Set 1800 ESC 2421, Bull 2239 EF-AU with a pleasing matching tone the 4d with a planchet fault below the portrait (£240 - £300)

1404) Maundy Set 1800 ESC 2421, Bull 2239 generally AU with a matching tone the 4d with some scratches (£300 - £350)

1405) Maundy Set 1800 ESC 2421, Bull 2239 VF-EF with a dull tone the Penny with a rim nick (£350 - £380)

1406) Maundy Set 1820 ESC 2424, Bull 2242 A/UNC to UNC and toned (£250 - £350)

1407) Maundy Set 1838 ESC 2445, Bull 3478 in NGC

Holders Penny MS63, Twopence MS63, Threepence MS64, Fourpence MS63 hard to find Young Head sets this Choice (£500 - £600)

1408) Maundy Set 1851 ESC 2461, Bull 3494 in NGC

Holders Penny MS64, Twopence MS63, Threepence MS63, Fourpence MS64 hard to find Young Head sets this Choice (£350 - £400)

1409) Maundy Set 1858 ESC 2469 EF to UNC the Threepence with some scratches (£80 - £150)

1410) Maundy Set 1885 VF-EF with a dark tone the 3d a currency issue (£40 - £70)

1411) Maundy Set 1900 ESC 2515, Bull 3558 AU-UNC the Penny with a tiny rim nick (£60 - £100)

1412) Maundy Set 1902 ESC 2517, Bull 3607 A/UNC-Unc some coins with the odd scuff or contact mark, the set with a colourful and matching tone (£70 - £120)

1413) Maundy Set 1904 ESC 2520, Bull 3610 FDC or near and nicely toned a choice set (£100 - £180)

1414) Maundy Set 1907 ESC 2523, Bull 3613 FDC or near so with a pleasing matching tone (£100 - £180)

1415) Maundy Set 1909 ESC 2525, Bull 3615 UNC/FDC with mint brilliance (£240 - £300)

1416) Maundy Set 1910 ESC 2526, Bull 3616 UNC/FDC with a pleasing matching tone (£240 - £300)

1417) Maundy Set 1911 ESC 2528, Bull 3970 nFDC-FDC with a pleasant matching golden tone (£100 - £180)

1418) Maundy Set 1935 ESC 2552, Bull 3996 AU to UNC the 3d with some verdigris (£60 - £110)

1419) Maundy Set 2013 comprising Fourpence, Threepence, Twopence and Penny, all with the Mary Gillick portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, FDC with an even light tone. (£240 - £300)

1420) Maundy Set Charles II undated ESC 2365, Bull 590 comprising Fourpence nVF/Fine the reverse shield weak, Threepence GVF with some scuffing or possibly striking faults reverse, Twopence VF with a die crack reverse, Penny VF (£150 - £300)

1421) Maundy Threepence 1765 ESC 2035 Good Fine/ Fine, with grey tone, the 5 in the date with traces of an overstrike, extremely rare and rated R5 by ESC, we note the Coincraft catalogue lists a 5 over 4 overdate for this rare date Ex LCA 151 Lot 2765 realised £1400 (£900 - £1,600)

1422) Maundy Threepence 1822 Smaller Head from Twopence punch UNC or near so with a rich tone and a seldom offered issue (£70 - £100)

1423) One Hundred Pounds 2020 400th Anniversary of the Voyage of the Mayflower, One Ounce .9999 Gold Proof in a NGC holder and graded PF70 Ultra Cameo FIRST DAY OF ISSUE (£3,500 - £4,500)

1424) One Pound 2015 12-sided Royal Mint Trial piece, Reverse with Crowned shield with decoration around, THE ROYAL MINT above and TRIAL PIECE below, NGC MS63 (£150 - £250)

1425) One Shilling and Sixpence Bank Token 1811 ESC 969, Bull 2112 AU/UNC (£90 - £120)

1426) Pennies (2) 1858 EF with a stain obverse and a touch of verdigris reverse, 1893 Unc with good subdued lustre (£60 - £110)

1427) Pennies (2) 1900 and 1901 both lustrous Unc (£45 - £75)

1428) Penny 1825 Peck 1420 UNC and graded MS63 by NGC (£500 - £700)

1429) Penny 1827 Peck 1430 bold EF for wear extremely rare thus has got some of the usual surface porosity associated with this issue especially the reverse (£3,000 - £3,500)

1430) Penny 1827 Peck 1430 Fine details with the usual surface pitting (£40 - £75)

1431) Penny 1831 W.W (no stop after second W) Peck 1458* listed as extremely rare by Peck around Fine, this variety seldom seen in any grade along with Halfpenny 1827 Peck 1438 EF with some stains in the legends (£50 - £80)

1432) Penny 1841 Peck 1484 No Colon after REG EF and 1854 Ornamental Trident, Peck 1507 Unc with traces of lustre and touches of verdigris near the rim (£60 - £110)

1433) Penny 1841 REG No Colon Peck 1484 NGC MS64 BN scarce in this choice grade (£220 - £320)

1434) Penny 1841 REG: Peck 1480 (with colon) VF, the rarity of these pieces somewhat underrated by major catalogues (£200 - £300)

1435) Penny 1843 with colon after REG (REG:) Peck 1486 VG and a key date in this series (£45 - £75)

1436) Penny 1848 8 over 7 Peck 1495 NGC MS63BN very clear overdate (£240 - £340)

1437) Penny 1854 Ornamental Trident Peck 1507 UNC the date double struck (£45 - £75)

1438) Penny 1855 Ornamental Trident Peck 1508 UNC/ AU with hints of lustre and some dark toning reverse (£45 - £75)

1439) Penny 1856 Plain Trident with small date as Peck 1510 VG Rare (£30 - £55)

1440) Penny 1858 (2) with and without WW Peck 1517 AU with some heavy contact marks reverse field and 1518 UNC/AU with traces of lustre (£75 - £130)

1441) Penny 1858 8 over 7 Peck 1516 A/UNC (£40 - £70)

1442) Penny 1858 Large Date No WW Peck 1518 NGC MS64 BN (£150 - £250)

1443) Penny 1859 Peck 1519 AU (£80 - £150)

1444) Penny 1860 Freeman 10 dies 2+D (2) both EF (£40 - £90)

1445) Penny 1860 Freeman 10 dies 2+D Lustrous UNC (£70 - £130)

1446) Penny 1860 Freeman 16 dies 5+D VF Freeman 13 dies 3+D but with very little trace of the L.C.W both VF (£25 - £45)

1447) Penny 1860 Toothed Border Freeman 17 dies 6+D VF with some minor scratched reverse, Rare, rated R13 by Freeman (£30 - £60)

1448) Penny 1861 as Freeman 33 dies 6+G but the N in ONE has a serif protruding from the right hand base as if the right upright of the N is an inverted 1 (£140 - £180)

1449) Penny 1861 Freeman 24 dies 4+F about Fine and rated R17 by Freeman desirable thus (£400 - £500)

1450) Penny 1861 Freeman 29 dies 6+D, UNC but with graffiti scratched into the reverse fields (£40 - £60)

1451) Penny 1861 Freeman 33 dies 6+G, NGC MS63 RB (£180 - £280)

1452) Penny 1862 Freeman 39 dies 6+G UNC and 1866 AU both once cleaned (£60 - £100)

1453) Penny 1862 Freeman 39 dies 6+G UNC with a decent amount of lustre (£70 - £120)

1454) Penny 1863 Freeman 42 dies 6+G Unc with good subdued lustre (£80 - £140)

1455) Penny 1865 5 over 3 Freeman 51 dies 6+G Unc or near so and rare in this high grade (£650 - £950)

1456) Penny 1865 Freeman 50 dies 6+G UNC with uneven dark toning reverse and in a NGC holder and graded UNC DETAILS ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE (£50£150)

1457) Penny 1866 Freeman 52 dies 6+G Choice UNC with good subdued lustre and graded MS65 BN by NGC rare thus (£250 - £350)

1458) Penny 1869 and 1871 the key dates both approaching Fine (£50 - £100)

1459) Penny 1869 Freeman 59 dies 6+G VF or better rare and desirable thus (£500 - £700)

1460) Penny 1870 Freeman 60 dies 6+G EF (£50 - £90)

1461) Penny 1870 Freeman 60 dies 6+G NGC MS62BN and scarce in MS grades (£300 - £500)

1462) Penny 1870 Freeman 60 dies 6+G Unc with some scratches of the Queen’s forehead (£400 - £500)

1463) Penny 1870 Freeman 60 dies 6+G variety with narrow date, UNC details with some surface porosity obverse and perhaps once cleaned (£400 - £500)

1464) Penny 1875 Dies 8+J Freeman 82 EF (£30 - £50)

1465) Penny 1875 Freeman 80 lustrous Unc the obverse with virtually full lustre desirable thus graded MS63 RB by NGC (£200 - £300)

1466) Penny 1875H Freeman 85 dies 8+J, VG or better the obverse with some corrosion below the ribbons (£45 - £75)

1467) Penny 1876H Freeman 87 dies 8+J AU cleaned and with some scratches reverse and 1876H Dies 8+K Freeman 89 AU and cleaned (£40 - £70)

1468) Penny 1879 Close Date Freeman 98 dies 9+K VF, rare (£180 - £240)

1469) Penny 1879 Freeman 97 dies 9+J UNC with good, slightly subdued lustre and a few small spots (£50£90)

1470) Penny 1879 Narrow Date Freeman 98 dies 9+K VG with some pitted surfaces (£25 - £45)

1471) Penny 1880 Freeman 101 dies 9+L NGC MS63 RB rare thus (£200 - £350)

1472) Penny 1881 Freeman 105 dies 10+J Near Fine, scarce (£20 - £30)

1473) Penny 1889 14 Leaves Freeman 128 dies 13+N UNC with around 30% lustre, Ex-D. Craddock £10.80 (£35 - £65)

1474) Penny 1891 Freeman 132 dies 12+N, UNC with the odd contact mark and toning spot (£100 - £120)

1475) Penny 1895 Freeman 141 (2) both Unc or near so with subdued lustre (£30 - £50)

1476) Penny 1895 Freeman 141 dies 1+B UNC with around 80% lustre, along with 1895 2mm variety Freeman 139 about Fine (£60 - £100)

1477) Penny 1895 P of PENNY 2mm from trident Freeman 139 dies 1+A, Fine or better (£25 - £50)

1478) Penny 1896 Freeman 143 dies 1+B UNC with near full lustre and graded MS63 RB by NGC (£50 - £80)

1479) Penny 1897 Dot between O and N of ONE Gouby BP1897B VG the variety clear (£60 - £100)

1480) Penny 1897 Dot between O and N of PENNY Gouby BP1897B A/UNC, usually only found in low grade, extremely rare in all grades above Fine (£200 - £600)

1481) Penny 1901 and Halfpenny 1895 both lustrous Unc (£40 - £70)

1482) Penny 1902 Low Tide Freeman 156 dies 1+A Unc or near so with subdued lustre (£60 - £100)

1483) Penny 1908 Freeman 164A dies 1*+C, Obverse: I of BRITT points to a rim tooth, Reverse: E of PENNY tilted clockwise, Fine details the flan now distorted owing to a heavy circular knock reverse centre, with all major details bold and clear, Very rare in all grades (£30 - £40)

1484) Penny 1912H Freeman 173 dies 1+A EF (£40 - £50)

1485) Penny 1912H Freeman 173 dies 1+A Good VF perhaps once cleaned and Penny 1926 Modified Effigy Freeman 195 dies 4+B nVF/Good Fine (£80£130)

1486) Penny 1913 Freeman 174 dies 1+A UNC with good lustre, this a little uneven obverse (£25 - £35)

1487) Penny 1918H Freeman 183 dies 2+B Unc with considerable subdued lustre (£500 - £600)

1488) Penny 1926 Modified Effigy Freeman 195 dies 4+B NGC VF30 BN (£150 - £250)

1489) Penny 1934 Freeman 210 dies 5+C Brown Unc and hard to find in choice grades (£60 - £100)

1490) Penny 1950 Freeman 240 Unc with virtually full lustre (£40 - £70)

1491) Penny 1951 Freeman 242 dies 3+C UNC with practically full lustre (£30 - £55)

1492) Quarter Farthings 1839 GVF and 1852 Fine. Third Farthing 1844 VF (£35 - £65)

1493) Quarter Guinea 1718 S.3638 EF (£750 - £1,000)

1494) Quarter Guinea 1762 S.3741 EF or better (£800£1,000)

1495) Quarter Guinea 1762 S.3741 NGC AU55 (£750£950)

1496) Quarter Guinea 1762 S.3741 NGC MS62. Difficult to find pre 1800 coins in Mint State grades (£850£1,100)

1497) Shilling 1658 Cromwell ESC 1005, Bull 254, Fine Details Plugged. The lowest price we ever got was £440 VG Once Gilded in 2018 (£50 - £250)

1498) Shilling 1686 ESC 1070, Bull 765, bold Fine the top of the English Shield weak (£120 - £220)

1499) Shilling 1692 6 harp strings no stop after BR Bull 865 About Fine/Fine (£120 - £220)

1500) Shilling 1696y First Bust ESC 1086, Bull 1191 Evenly Toned Fine along with Shilling 1697C Chester Mint Third Bust the hair ties not struck this Fine or near so with some digs in the obverse field (£80 - £140)

1501) Shilling 1697 First Bust ESC 1091, Bull 1117 GEF with peripheral tone over mint brilliance, a die crack obverse hardly detracts (£400 - £500)

1502) Shilling 1697E Third Bust, ESC 1105, Bull 1183, Good Fine with a planchet fault by G of GVLIELMVS (£70 - £130)

1503) Shilling 1702 Plumes reverse 6 harp strings Esc 1129, Bull 1386 rated R by Bull Fine the reverse perhaps better and with two or three thin scratches (£80 - £140)

1504) Shilling 1703 VIGO ESC 1131, Bull 1388 Fine/nVF (£90 - £150)

1505) Shilling 1707 Plumes in angles, ESC 1142, Bull 1396 VG/ Near Fine, scarce and Shilling 1708 Plumes reverse ESC 1148, Bull 1400 evenly toned Fine with the one gentle edge bruise (£100 - £180)

1506) Shilling 1707 Third Bust ESC 1141, Bull 1395 VF or near so (£120 - £150)

1507) Shilling 1707E Third Bust, Wide shield ESC 1143, Bull 1426 VG, and 1711 Fourth Bust Fine (£70 - £120)

1508) Shilling 1708 Third Bust Plain in angles ESC 1147, Bull 1399 a choice example and graded MS64 by NGC (£700 - £1,200)

1509) Shilling 1709 Third Bust plain angles reverse 6 harp strings ESC 1154 Bull 1402 Good VF/VF (£120£220)

1510) Shilling 1711 Fourth Bust ESC 1158, Bull 1408 and 1787 With Hearts Bull 2129 GF-VF (£75 - £150)

1511) Shilling 1714 Roses and Plumes ESC 1161, Bull 1413 and R2, Fine (£70 - £120)

1512) Shilling 1718 Roses and Plumes ESC 1165, Bull 1566 VF/GVF with a fleck of haymarking obverse field (£150 - £250)

1513) Shilling 1723 SSC First Bust ESC 1176, Bull 1586 VF/Good VF (£70 - £130)

1514) Shilling 1741 Roses ESC 1202, Bull 1717 AU/UNC with pleasing peripheral gold tone (£450 - £650)

1515) Shilling 1750 50 over 46 ESC 1211, Bull 1732 VF along with 1745 LIMA Bull 1724 Fine (£75 - £150)

1516) Shilling 1750 Thin 0, 8 harp strings Bull 1729 VF with an even tone and a thin scratch obverse (£100 - £120)

1517) Shilling 1758 and 1787 VF or better (£70 - £110)

1518) Shilling 1758 ESC 1213, Bull 1734 EF with a even grey tone and the odd contact mark (£50 - £80)

1519) Shilling 1787 No Hearts ESC 1216, Bull 2125 EF (£60 - £80)

1520) Shilling 1817 ESC 1232, Bull 2144 EF or better with an even tone (£50 - £70)

1521) Shilling 1819 9 over 9 Bull 2156 rated R by Bull bright EF or near so the overdate very clear (£45 - £75)

1522) Shilling 1824 ESC 1251, Bull 2400 EF with some light scratches obverse (£90 - £130)

1523) Shilling 1825 Bare Head, Lion on Crown reverse ESC 1254, Bull 2405 (2) one EF with a pleasing tone the other VF with some heavy contact marks (£140 - £160)

1524) Shilling 1853 ESC 1300, Bull 3002 EF/UNC (£250£350)

1525) Shilling 1854 ESC Bull 3004 VG one of the key dates in the Victorian series (£60 - £110)

1526) Shilling 1859 ESC 1307, Bull 3015, UNC (£250£350)

1527) Shilling 1863 ESC 1311, Bull 3022 Near Fine/Fine with some stains below the bust, a key date rarity (£60 - £110)

1528) Shilling 1864 ESC 1312, Bull 3024 Die 27 UNC (£250 - £350)

1529) Shilling 1874 ESC 1326 Davies 903 dies 5B Crosslet 4 Die Number 12 EF/AU (£50 - £90)

1530) Shilling 1875 ESC 1327, Bull 3045, Die Number 50 Unc (£60 - £110)

1531) Shilling 1879 No Die Number ESC 1334, Bull 3061 VF/GVF (£80 - £100)

1532) Shilling 1883 ESC 1342, Bull 3072 EF (£70 - £90)

1533) Shilling 1887 Jubilee Head ESC 1351, Bull 3137, UNC (£60 - £80)

1534) Shilling 1888 8 over 7 as ESC 1353, Bull 3140 Unc or near so with mint brilliance (£50 - £90)

1535) Shilling 1888 8 over 7 as ESC 1353, Bull 3140, EF and cleaned (£40 - £50)

1536) Shilling 1890 ESC 1357, Bull 3144, nicely toned UNC and graded MS63 by NGC (£100 - £140)

1537) Shilling 1891 ESC 1348, Bull 3145 EF/AU (£60 - £70)

1538) Shilling 1892 ESC 1360, Bull 3147 NGC MS62 (£60 - £100)

1539) Shilling 1892 ESC 1360, Bull 3147, Lustrous UNC (£40 - £60)

1540) Shilling 1893 Small Obverse Letters ESC 1361A, Bull 3154, EF/AU (£60 - £70)

1541) Shilling 1894 Davies 1014 Dies 2A. Large Letters on Obverse Reverse Left Hand Cross points to a space, NGC MS62 (£120 - £180)

1542) Shilling 1894 Smaller Lettering Bull 3157 Choice Unc with a pleasing tone and graded MS64 by NGC (£140 - £180)

1543) Shilling 1897 ESC 1366, Bull 3162, UNC with peripheral tone and brilliance (£50 - £70)

1544) Shilling 1898 and 1901 both UNC or near so the 1901 toned (£45 - £85)

1545) Shilling 1899 ESC 1368, Bull 3164, UNC and graded MS63 by NGC (£60 - £90)

1546) Shilling 1900 Bull 3165, UNC and graded MS63 by NGC (£60 - £100)

1547) Shilling 1901 ESC 1370, Bull 3166, UNC with rich golden tone enhanced by flashes of blue and green, a choice piece, in an NGC Holder graded MS62 (£80 - £120)

1548) Shilling 1902 currency issue ESC 1410 EF (£40 - £50)

1549) Shilling 1902 Matt Proof ESC 1411, Bull 3588, toned nFDC (£50 - £80)

1550) Shilling 1907 ESC 1416, Bull 3593 UNC (£100£150)

1551) Shilling 1907 ESC 1416, Bull 3593 UNC and lustrous with a few minor contact marks (£70 - £120)

1552) Shilling 1910 ESC 1419, Bull 3596 in a NGC holder and graded MS62 (£40 - £60)

1553) Shilling 1911 ESC 1420, Bull 3799, AU with some scuffs on the portrait (£40 - £50)

1554) Shilling 1912 ESC 1422, Bull 3801 UNC (£60 - £80)

1555) Shilling 1916 ESC 1426, Bull 3805 nicely toned Unc with a good strike, in an NGC holder and graded MS62 (£30 - £50)

1556) Shilling 1917 ESC 1427, Bull 3806 in an NGC holder and graded MS63 (£40 - £65)

1557) Shilling 1918 ESC 1428 NGC MS63 (£40 - £75)

1558) Shilling 1920 ESC 1430, Bull 3811, NGC MS64 (£70 - £110)

1559) Shilling 1922 Bull 3815 NGC MS62 (£70 - £120)

1560) Shilling 1922 ESC 1432 EF (£40 - £50)

1561) Shilling 1923 ESC 1433, Bull 3818 UNC and lustrous with a light gold tone a Choice example, and graded NGC MS64 (£90 - £120)

1562) Shilling 1923 ESC 1433, Bull 3818 UNC in an NGC holder and graded MS62 (£25 - £50)

1563) Shilling 1923 Struck in Nickel Bull 3819, ESC 1433A NGC MS65 (£2,500 - £4,500)

1564) Shilling 1926 Modified Effigy ESC 1437, Bull 3827 and 1929 both Unc (£45 - £75)

1565) Shilling 1949 English VIP Proof S-4108, PCGS PR65CAM (£1,000 - £1,600)

1566) Shilling 1949 Scottish VIP Proof S-4109, PCGS PR65CAM (£1,000 - £1,600)

1567) Shilling 1953 English in a CGS Holder as CGS Variety 9 VIP Proof CGS 90. When submitted to CGS for grading these 1953 Proof Shillings would have been part of recognised VIP Proof Sets which would have contained the Crown with the frosting in the shields reverse, the Penny Freeman 244, the Florin Obv 1 Davies 2360 and the Halfcrown Bull 4350 however the Shillings within these VIP sets have no die pairings that differentiate them (£200 - £600)

1568) Shilling 1953 Scottish in a CGS Holder as CGS Variety 10 VIP Proof CGS 88. When submitted to CGS for grading these 1953 Proof Shillings would have been part of recognised VIP Proof Sets which would have contained the Crown with the frosting in the shields reverse, the Penny Freeman 244, the Florin Obv 1 Davies 2360 and the Halfcrown Bull 4350 however the Shillings within these VIP sets have no die pairings that differentiate them (£200£600)

1870) Maundy Sets 1911 in NGC Holders (2) the first 4d PF64, 3d PF63, 2d PF64, 1d PF63 the second 4d PF62, 3d PF62, 2d PF61, 1d PF62 (£350 - £400)

1871) Maundy Threepence 1937 (20) EF-FDC the majority FDC or near (£250 - £350)

1872) Maundy Twopence 1937 (22) EF-FDC (£250 - £300)

1873) Maundy Twopences 1683 Fair, 1688 8 over 7 Fine, 1689 nVF, 1707 nVF, 1737 VF, 1780 EF, 1838 EF (3), 1853 EF (£140 - £240)

1874) Pennies (16) 1902-1912 complete 1914, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920 a high grade group most with lustre some full lustre (£200 - £300)

1875) Pennies (7) 1900, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1928, 1931 a high grade group generally UNC all with varying degrees of lustre (£120 - £160)

1876) Pennies 1884, 1887, 1891, 1896, 1897, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1901, 1902, 1911, 1912, 1921 AU-UNC many with lustre (£160 - £260)

1877) Pennies a collection in two trays a wide variety two in copper the rest bronze and includes some lustrous examples (£350 - £650)

1878) Pennies copper 1797 Cartwheel GVF, 1806 VF with verdigris, 1807 Fine, 1826 GVF, 1831 (2) VG and nVF with scratches, 1834 Fine, 1844 Fair, 1848 VG, 1853 VG, 1854 VG, 1855 Fine, 1857 VF, 1858 VF (£120 - £220)

1879) Pennies in an album dates range from 1860 to 1967 mixed grades plenty with lustre (these mostly 20th century issues) includes two fantasies 1933 and 1952 (£400 - £650)

1880) Pennies Victoria Bun Head (44) VG-VF (£60 - £100)

1881) Penny 1861 Freeman 22 4+D VF, 1887 EF, 1889 NGC AU58BN. Halfpenny 1861 VF. Farthing 1882 H Unc with dull subdued lustre (£50 - £100)

1882) Penny 1895 Freeman 141 dies 1+B Lustrous UNC (£30 - £60)

1883) Penny 1961 in lustrous Unc (18) (£30 - £50)

1884) Promoters cased items (3) Threepence 1763 EF and Richard I, the Lionheart, as Duke of Aquitaine, Anglo-Gallic silver Denier, Bordeaux Mint, obverse RICA / RDVS in two lines, crosslet above and omegashaped symbol below, reverse cross pattée within inner circle, legend +AQVITANIE or +AGVITANIE, 18mm, 0.8 grams VF, both cased the 1762 with London Mint Office’s certificate. Along with a 4 coin cupro Crown set 1953, 1977, 2002 and 2022 EF-UNC in Hatton’s presentation box (£75 - £150)

1885) Shilling 1914, Florin 1887JH (2), 1906, 1930, 1932, 1936 Halfcrowns 1887JH, 1914, 1925, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1940 mixed grades some in high grades (£120 - £200)

1886) Shilling 1927 Proof (17) FDC or near so (£500 - £700)

1887) Shillings 1887JH, 1889 Large Head, 1896, 1899, 1900, 1901, 1902, 1911, 1917, 1936, 1937S, 1939S, 1940S, 1944S, 1945S (2), 1948S, 1953E, 1963E, 1963S a high grade group mainly AU-UNC many in UNC (£150 - £300)

1888) Shillings 1937 English Proof (25) UNC-nFDC (£160 - £260)

1889) Shillings 1937 Scottish Proof (17) UNC-nFDC (£100 - £150)

1890) Shillings 1953 Proof (47) English (23), Scottish (14) generally AU along with Sixpences 1953 Proof (22) generally AU (£200 - £350)

1891) Shillings George I - Edward VII (37) mixed grades Fair - EF (£350 - £650)

1892) Shillings Victoria Jubilee Head (12) date range 18881892 so all better dates than the common 1887, average bright EF (£250 - £300)

1893) Shillings Victoria Veiled Head (10) generally bright EF-AU (£200 - £250)

1894) Shillings Young Head (12) 1839, 1844, 1861, 1864 Die 41, 1865 Die 114, 1871 Die 10, 1873 Die 87, 1874 Die 62, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1887 average VF (£300 - £400)

1895) Shillings Young Head (15) mixed graded to EF (£300 - £400)

1896) Silver Sterling 925 337 grams, Pre 47 50% 187 grams mixed grades with several VF-EF (£350 - £550)

1897) Silver Threepence - Halfcrowns a low graded group some with scratches and edge faults but examples date back to James II (16) the face value being Sterling .925 issues 65p and pre 1947 5p (£140£240)

1898) Silver Threepences (289 grammes, will be over 200 coins) from circulation includes some pre 1920 issues (£120 - £220)

1899) Silver Threepences 1942 (35) mixed circulated grades to EF (£80 - £100)

1900) Silver Threepences 1943 (72) mixed circulated grades to EF (£350 - £400)

1901) Silver, pre 1920 (116 grams), pre 1947 (387 grams) in low circulated grades (£200 - £400)

1902) Sixpence 1758 VF, Threepence 1675 VF, Twopence 1763 VF with a scratch, Threehalfpences 1835 Fine, 1842 CGS EF70, 1843 Fine, Penny 1709 Fine and Crown 1951 (£100 - £200)

1903) Sixpence 1896 Unc as part of a group of Veiled Head Sixpences (8 in total) the others generally VF-EF some bright (£80 - £120)

1904) Sixpence 1927 Proof (28) FDC or near so (£1,000£1,400)

1905) Sixpence Edward VIII (5) 1903 AU, 1904 Fine, 1905 VF, 1909 VF, 1910 Fine (£80 - £100)

1906) Sixpence Victoria Jubilee Head (22) but all 1888 or later so none of the more common 1887 EF-UNC with several in sharp UNC (£300 - £350)

1907) Sixpence Victoria Young Head (35) mixed grades to EF (£700 - £900)

1908) Sixpences 1697 VG, 1816 AU, 1816 EF toned, 1816 EF Cleaned, 1829 Good Fine, 1831 Fine, 1835 VF with scratches, 1866 Die 39 EF, 1873 Die 82 EF, 1878 Die 52 EF, 1884 EF, 1902 currency AU (£140 - £240)

1909) Sixpences 1887 JH Withdrawn, 1890, 1912, 1924 (2), 1925, 1926, 1937 Proof, 1938, 1939, 1942, 1942 (2), 1945, 1946, 1948, 1949, 1955, 1956, 1957 (2), 1959 (2), 1962 (2), 1963, 1967 a high grade group generally Unc or near so (£180 - £300)

1910) Sixpences dates range from 1839 to 1945 mixed grades but many VF or better (43) (£300 - £450)

1911) Sixpences George VI pre 1947 (56) a high graded group with many in lustrous UNC (£60 - £100)

1912) Sixpences Victoria Veiled Head (11) generally bright EF-AU (£100 - £150)

1913) Sterling Silver (170 grammes, 26 coins) 3d - Crowns with examples back to Queen Anne mixed grades some EF (£150 - £300)

1914) Third Farthings 1827, 1835, 1866, 1868, 1878, 1884, 1885, 1902, 1913. Half Farthings 1828, 1830, 1843 (2), 1844 (2), 1852 mixed grades some lustrous (£120 - £220)

1915) Threehalfpence 1838 GF, 1843 GVF (2) 1843 VF, 1860 Fine, 1862 VF (£50 - £100)

1916) Threepence (30) dates range from 1762-1943 (all silver) mixed grades but many including Victoria Young Head VF-EF (£200 - £350)

1917) Threepence 1894, 1896, 1897, 1899, 1898, 1907, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1914, 1928, 1930, 1931, 1942, 1943, 1944 a high grade group generally EF the 1942 and 44 with touches of verdigris. Along with 1927 Proof VF. All are silver issues (£100 - £200)

1918) Threepence 1912, 1913, 1915, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920 (2), 1926, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1938 a high grade group generally Unc (£120 - £220)

1919) Threepence 1927 Proof (7) FDC or near so (£800£1,000)

1920) Threepences 1878, 1890, 1894, 1895, 1899, 1900, 1901 a high grade group AU-UNC most nearer to UNC (£80 - £150)

1921) Threepences Victoria Veiled Head (17) a high graded group EF-UNC several being UNC (£75 - £150)

1922) Threepences Victoria Young Head (21) mixed grades some bright EF includes some earlier and better dates such 1841, 1843 and 1854 (£100 - £200)

World Coins Large

(lots 1923 - 1988)

Coins and Accumulations

1923) A collection in an album mostly British Commonwealth including silver some of these Victorian, mixed grades (£350 - £650)

1924) A mixed lot which includes 1953 Plastic Set, USA Proof Set 2006 and a quantity of GB and World coins including some in silver mostly 20th century from circulation (lot) (£60 - £120)

1925) A mixed lot which includes Middle East, European Zinc, Paranumismatic including a Fantasy 1814 3 Shillings along with Banknotes these being third world recent issues in high grade, and Middle East from circulation which includes some groups with consecutive numbers (48) (£25 - £75)

1926) Australia Silver (6) Florin 1927 Parliament House AU/ UNC with much original brilliance, Sixpence 1942 D and 1945 both EF, Threepence 1910 (2) VF-EF, 50 Cents 1966 Unc (£50 - £100)

1927) Belgium 10 Centimes 1898 ROI KM42 (2) AU and 2 Centimes 1919 DER BELGEN Unc with traces of lustre and a verdigris spot, 1919 DES BELGES (2) one Unc with lustre the other EF with stains (£35£50)

1928) Belgium 25 Centimes 1908 BELGIQUE. 10 Centimes 1861, 1862, 1902 BELGIE, 1904 BELGIE. 5 Centimes 1894, 1898, 1913 BELGIQUE a high grade group generally AU-UNC (£100 - £160)

1929) Belgium 5 Cents 1932 French (147) and 5 Cents 1932 (66) some in rolls as issued (£200 - £300)

1930) British Empire and Colonial earlier silver (10) Canada Dollar 1939, 5 Cents 1894, 1903H, 1904, Ceylon 10 Cents 1897, Hong Kong 5 Cents 1898, 1901, New Zealand 6d 1936, 3d 1946, Straits Settlements 10 Cents 1919, 1926 mixed grades some in high grades (£80 - £150)

1931) Bulgaria (3) 100 Leva 1934 and 1937 (2) KM45 EF (£100 - £150)

1932) Bulgaria (7) 100 Leva 1937, 1 Leva 1910 and 1912, 10 Stotinki 1881 and 1888, 2 and 1 Stotinki 1912 Fine - EF (£50 - £80)

1933) Canada modern issues (123) the vast majority being Commemorative State Quarters the others being 2 Dollars (7), 50 Cents (2), Minors (11) most in high grades (£25 - £40)

1934) China Large Cash style Amulets with diameters ranging to 120 mm un-attributed and bought as seen (5) (£100 - £200)

1935) China Medium Cash style Amulets with diameters ranging from 40mm to 70 mm un-attributed and bought as seen (8) (£150 - £250)

1936) China Small Cash style Amulets with diameters ranging from 30mm to 50 mm un-attributed and bought as seen (5) (£100 - £150)

1937) Cyprus 45 Piastres 1928 (22) mostly bright VF or better (£1,000 - £1,500)

1938) Europe in silver (11) many in higher grades some pre 1900 along with Switzerland 5 Rappen 1872 (£80£150)

1939) France 5 Francs (10) 1839B, 1844W, 1852A, 1867A, 1868A, 1869BB, 1870A, 1873A (2), 1874A F-GVF (£350 - £450)

1940) France Satirical Coppers (5) Sedan related Napoleon III, 80,000 Prisoners etc mixed grades one with green patina the others in high grade one with a pigs head obverse (£100 - £200)

1941) France Silver (7) from circulation with examples dating back to Louis XIIII (£120 - £180)

1942) GB and World a wide variety in mixed grades includes a bag of Dutch base metal with examples back to the 1820s. A tin of Indian copper dumps, Medals, British Colonial, British with silver issues back to Queen Anne and more (£200 - £600)

1943) GB and World a wide variety which includes silver crowns (lot) (£500 - £900)

1944) GB and World including a including a silver plated metal cup or server with a Cartwheel Twopences as its base, Jamaica 10 Dollars 1976 Horatio Nelson Cased Silver Proof, World Coins in album pages some in silver such as George V India Rupee, others in bags one bag described as errors but may be damaged coins so bought as seen, Paper Money including Banque De L’Arique Occidental 25 Francs 14.4.1953 and 5 Francs 28-10-1954 from circulation (lot) (£120 - £220)

1945) German States (74) all pre Empire with examples dating back to 1694, from circulation (£300 - £400)

1946) German States Silver Crowns, Drei Mark pieces (12) mixed grades to EF a few with edge nicks one with a scratch (£350 - £400)

1947) Guernsey 1 Double 1933 (50) mostly EF-UNC some with traces of lustre (list at $5.50 each in Unc in our old Krause) (£20 - £60)

1948) India (32) from circulation a few in silver with examples dating back to 1835 (£50 - £100)

1949) India (5) Temple Tokens (4) squares wight 11 grams each and an early Princely States Silver Rupee in high grade (£150 - £200)

1950) India 1/12 Anna in lustrous Unc (50) date range 19151925 (£25 - £75)

1951) India in Silver (12) Rupees 1876, 1904 (2), 1916, 1918, Half Rupee 1905, Quarter Rupee, 1882 and 1910 2 Annas 1874, 1905, 1917 (2) mixed grades to AU (£80 - £150)

1952) India Rupees (7) 1835, 1874, 1878, 1901, 1906, 1916, 1917 from circulation generally F-VF (£150£200)

1953) India Temple Tokens a collection (61) put together in the 1970s and early 1980s a wide variety of types and sizes in collectable grades accompanied by the book A Guide To The Temple Tokens of India by Irwin F Botman, this in good second hand condition (£750 - £1,500)

1954) Ireland copper (26) Charles II - George III mixed lower grades Fair-VF some damaged some with verdigris (£250 - £280)

1955) Isle of Man (4) Penny 1813 Fine, Half Penny 1798 (2) Good Fine - VF, Half Penny Token 1813 VF (£100 - £150)

1956) Japan in Silver (9) from circulation includes 50 Sen Year 4 (1871) (£60 - £100)

1957) Malta 5 Lira 1992 George Cross Silver Proof FDC in the Royal Mint’s presentation box with certificate along with 1986 business strike issues Lira (40), 50 Cents (2) and 25 Cents (13) these VF-Unc (£80£100)

1958) Netherlands Silver issues 1950s and 1960s 2-1/2 Guilders (20), 1 Gulden (3) from circulation (318 grams) (£350 - £450)

1959) Papal States (6) with 3 in silver examples dating back to 1694 circulated collectable grades (£50 - £80)

1960) Portugal copper (14), silver (8) with examples dating back to 1734, mixed grades, includes Colonial (£220 - £320)

1961) Romania (11) with examples dating back to 1867, includes silver such as 1946 25,000 Lei mixed circulated grades (£50 - £60)

1962) Scandinavia (23) including silver and with examples dating back to 1630, from circulation (£150 - £200)

1963) Scotland (11) includes Groat Robert II Fair, others being small silver or base metal issues in low grades including James VI, Charles I, William and Mary (£100 - £200)

1964) Scotland a small collection (17) mostly low grade non silver issues but includes 5 Shillings 1705, Merk 1671 these Fair-VG and a Twelvepenny Groat 1559 with a damaged flan. Along with two Hammered Pennies mounted ad a brooch (£120 - £220)

1965) South Africa including ZAR in Silver (11) 2-1/2 Shillings 1896, 2 Shillings 1896 and 1897, Shilling 1897 (2), Sixpence 1897 (2). 6d 1933, 3d 1934, 1941 and 1945 mixed grades to AU (£60 - £110)

1966) Spain 5 Pesetas (7) 1871, 1875, 1882, 1889, 1890, 1892, 1898 from circulation F-VF (£250 - £300)

1967) Switzerland 1 Franc 1861 VF with some stains, 1/2 Franc 1878 and 1900 VG, 20 Rappen 1858 VF, 5 Rappen 1850 Fine, 1 Rappen 1857 and 1883 these VF (£25 - £50)

1968) USA Cents 1860 VF, 1862 nEF, 1863 VF, 1864L Fine, 1865 VF, 1874 VG (£75 - £150)

1969) USA Dime 1893o VG, then in F-VF 2 Cents 1864, 3 Cents 1866, 1867, 1868, Half Dime 1853o, 5 Cents 1867, 1913 Buffalo, 1920, 1923, 10 Cents 1835, 1904, 1907, 25 Cents 1905, 1911, 1925 (£90 - £170)

1970) USA Half Dollars 1901, 1963, Quarters 1857, 1877, 1893S, 1917, 1917S, 10 Cents 1857, 1913, 5 Cents 1835, 1854 and 1856 mixed circulated grades (£60 - £110)

1971) USA Large Cents 1817, 1831, 1835, 1837, 1848, 1850, 1851, 1853 VG-VF average Fine (£75 - £150)

1972) USA Morgan Dollars (4) 1881S, 1884O, 1885O, these UNC and all with an eye catching tone then 1887 UNC in a black INTERCONTINENTAL STEEL CORPORATION large perspex holder (£160 - £260)

1973) USA One Dollar (the smaller base metal issues) (5) Susan B Anthony 2005 Proof nFDC, George Washington Mint Errors 2007 Missing Edge Lettering MS64 (3) one NGC the two ANACS and 2007P First President George Washington NGC SAMPLE (UNC) (£80 - £100)

1974) Word Silver USA Dollar 1889 EF, Mexico 8 Reales 1883 EF, Austria Maria Theresia Thaler 1780 UNC restrike, GB Florin Edward VII Fair along with a few modern base metal issues (£70 - £120)

1975) World - a collection in an album includes British Commonwealth, Europe and China with plenty in silver, mixed grades (£500 - £800)

1976) World (14) France 10 Francs 1966 EF, GB Crown 1935 GEF, Ireland 10/- 1966 Pearce Silver Commemoratives (2) both UNC, Isle of Man Silver Crown 1976 Washington UNC, Netherlands 10 Guilders 1973 UNC, and 50 Guilders 1988 William and Mary KM212 UNC, USA Half Dollar 1964 UNC and 1989 Triumph of Democracy cupro Proof cased FDC along with 5 base metal from circulation Canada 1c 1900, Newfoundland 1c 1865, H.K. 10c 1938, Germany 2Pf 1874A and an early China small Cash (£150 - £250)

1977) World (19) an earlier useful group with examples dating back to 1716 includes Scotland Bawbies, Thai Bullet money and more (£100 - £200)

1978) World base metal issues (47) mostly earlier issues in collectable grades (£100 - £200)

1979) World France 1 Franc 1855A NVF, 2 Francs 1887A VF and 1895A EF, Greece 20 Drachmai 1860 AU, Morocco 2-1/2 Dirhams AH1309 VF, Portuguese India Rupia 1882 VF, Switzerland 2 Francs 1879 aVF (£50 - £100)

1980) World high grade silver (5) Middle East, Latin America, North Africa 19th and 20th century (£50£80)

1981) World in base metal 19th and 20th century from circulation (1.6 KG should be about 300 coins) (£150 - £200)

1982) World in silver (607 grams) includes pre 1900 some of these Crown sized, from circulation (£300 - £500)

1983) World in silver includes 19th century in collectable grades (76, two are mounted), (516 grams) (£300£500)

1984) World silver (1585 grams) minors to crowns includes some pre 1900 some EF (£1,500 - £2,000)

1985) World silver (594 grams) with strength in Australia Threepences, from circulation a few damaged (£200 - £400)

1986) World Silver Crowns (12) with examples dating back to 1821 mostly European issues from circulation generally F-VF one or two with minor edge faults (£250 - £350)

1987) World Silver Crowns (8) Prussia 5 Marks 1913 Bright NEF, Mexico 8 Reales 1819 Fine, 1875 EF and 1905 EF, Spain 5 Pesetas 1871 VF, 1892 nEF and 1898 VF, Turkey 20 Kuruch AH1327 EF (£150 - £250)

1988) World with many early items (lot) mixed grades a wide variety including North America, Far East and Europe a few lustrous (£250 - £450)

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