Quarter NobleEdward III Treaty Period, London Mint, Annulet before EDWARD on obverse, Lis in centre of reverse, S.1511, 1.85 grammes, Good Fine with two light scuffs to the reverse, and with a scuff on the edge at 7 o'clock on the reverse
Quarter NobleEdward III Treaty period (1361-69) with Lis in centre of reverse, no annulet before EDWARD, London Mint, Schneider 84, S.1510North 1243, 1.70 grammes About VF lightly clipped (bought C.J.Martin 6/4/1986 £135), Ex-London Coins Auction A138 1/9/2012 Lot 1821, realised £400 hammer price
Quarter NobleEdward III Fourth Coinage, Treaty Period, London Mint, with Lis in the centre of the reverse, and annulet before EDWARD on the obverse, S.1511, North 1244, Schneider 90, VF, Ex-Archbishop Sharp collection, Ex-Royal Mint collector Service with their letter of provenance
Quarter NobleEdward III Pre-Treaty Period, Series G, Obverse: Legend EDWAR 'x DEI x GRA 'x REX x ANGL', (E of EDWAR broken at the top), Trefoils on cusps of tressure, Reverse: Cross Potent in centre with central pellet, with pellets in the angles of the cross. Pellets in spandrels of tressure, Large I's regular size N. S.1498, North 1190, not listed by Schneider, mintmark Cross 3, 1.92 grammes, a thin flan split on the lower part of the shield on the French Arms in evident, otherwise VF
Quarter NobleEdward III Treaty Period, London Mint, Obverse: Annulet before EDWARD, unbarred A in GRA, Reverse: Lis in centre, Curule-shaped X's in legend S.1511, North 1244, Schneider 90, 1.81 grammes, Fine or better, slight roughness to the flan on EDWA, Reverse with a light scuff on ABIT, overall an even and pleasing piece
Quarter NobleEdward III Pre-Treaty Period, Series G, Obverse: Legend EDWAR 'x R x ANGL x Z x FRANC D Hy, Plain spandrels, Reverse E in centre, plain spandrels, S.1490, North 1190, 1.88 grammes, About Fine/Fine struck slightly off-centre
Quarter NobleEdward III Transitional Treaty Period S.1501, North 1224, Schneider 69, Obverse: DEI GRAC legend, with annulets on cusps of tressure, Reverse: Small Cross Potent in centre with annulets in the angles, with pellet in the centre. Pellets in spandrels, 1.87 grammes, Good Fine with a minor scuff on the shield, struck slightly off-centre
Quarter NobleEdward III, Fourth Coinage, Treaty Period, Reverse with Lis in centre, S.1510 mintmark Cross Potent, 1.91 grammes, NVF with a tiny hole by DEI visible under magnification
Quarter NobleEdward III Treaty Period. Reverse with Lis in centre, Obverse with Annulet before EDWARD, A in GRA unbarred, Curule X, S.1511, Schneider 90, a little roughness to the edge at 1 o'clock, 1.81 grammes, other wise GVF and a pleasing example
Quarter NobleEdward III Series C, Reverse with Plume in centre, S.1496, North 1243 mintmark Cross 3, 1.89 grammes, Fine or slightly better, the edge a little uneven at 7 o'clock
Quarter NobleEdward III Fourth Coinage, Transitional Treaty Period, No French Title, S.1501 pierced and with a flan split by the inner circle, in an NNC holder and graded VF35 pierced
Quarter NobleEdward III Treaty period S.1151 annulet before Edward, creased and straightened, a very small amount of light shines through, Good Fine or better
Noble, Henry IV Heavy Coinage (1399-1412) London Mint mint mark Cross Pattee, old arms with four lis in French quarters, crescent on rudder, nails on ships side point to the left S.1705North 1336 (a), as Schneider 189 with minor stop variations, Good EF about as struck, the portrait especially bold and clear and struck on a full round flan with all legends and details sharp and crisp, weight 7.71 grammes. A rarer type and in superior grade to the S.1706 cf.Schneider 194 specimen sold at St. James Auction 30/9/2010 which realised £56,000 hammer price. This coin is from the MPO Utrecht auction May 2003 where a large European hoard was sold which included over 130 English Nobles (mostly Edward III and Richard II) and many hundreds of continental gold pieces. The most recent English issues were 3 Henry IV Heavy Nobles this lot being one so the hoard must have been lost soon after these were struck thus the exceptionally high grade. A choice example of the extremely rare first type of Henry IV Heavy Coinage seldom offered for sale in any grade, this coin is certainly amongst the finest known or perhaps the best extant of this type. EX MPO Utrecht 30 May 2003, Ex Stephen Lockett Coins who the current vendor bought it off in September 2003 for £16,500, so not been on the market for 11 years
Quarter nobleEdward III Transitional treaty period (1361-63), EDWAR DEI GRAC REX AnGL D, annulets on cusps and trefoils in spandrels (obv. and rev), in-filled pellet in centre of rev., small lis in second quarter above leopard, Roman N (S.1501. N.1224, Schneider 69 obv/rev unlisted) VF. Spade mark to obverse along with some doubling otherwise lustrous in areas. The reverse off struck. This sub-variety with additional lis on reverse not represented in Doubleday and possibly unrecorded. Rare.
Hammered (2) Quarter NobleEdward III Pre treaty Series B with pellet beneath shield and closed E in centre of reverse (Schneider 13 var, Lawrence 3/3, N.1141, S.1495) GF, crimped and chipped at 9 o' clock, a detector find, Halfgroat Edward III Pre-treaty Series C, with Roman N and annulet stops (Doubleday 386 , Lawrence nos 1-4, N.1148, S.1574) Fine, with a little edge crimping at 10 o' clock
Quarter NobleEdward III Treaty Period London Mint Annulet before EDWARD S.1511 mintmark Cross Potent GVF with a small striking split from the edge at 3 o'clock on the reverse this also leading to just inside the inner circle where a there is small flan split
Quarter noble. Edward III. C, 1361-69. Treaty period. Annulet before Edward. Rev; Liz in centre. Spinks 1511. Good surfaces and detail. Near VF. 1.86g.
Quarter Noble. Edward III. Treaty Period Au Quarter noble. C. 1361-1369. Annulets on cusps of obverse tressure. Cross in the centre of reverse with annulets in angles. North 1224. Cracked and with an edge split. About Fine. Scarce.
Quarter NobleEdward III no E in centre of reverse dull a VF with some scuffing probably a metal detector find has been clipped so legend not clear in parts (1.6 grams)
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