Angel Henry VIII First Coinage, h and rose above shield, S.2265 mintmark Portcullis, 5.11 grammes, Fine, the surfaces a little dull, the lettering bold, the Angel's portrait showing good detail
Crown Charles I Rawlins 1644 Oxon Electrotype as S.2948, Obverse: King riding over a view of the city, Reverse: The Declaration with floral scripts above and below, mintmark : Floriated Cross, 26.63 grammes, GVF
Crown Edward VI 1551 S.2478 mintmark y, 30.16 grammes, legends Fine and bold, the King on horseback and shield Near Fine with some weakness of strike, two small edge cracks barely detract
Crown Edward VI 1551 S.2478 mintmark y, 30.55 grammes, Good Fine with a slight weakness on the top right quarter of the shield, overall a very pleasing example
Crown Elizabeth I Seventh issue mintmark 1 (1601) S.2582, 29.40 grammes, weakly struck in the centre on either side otherwise Fine, the reverse slightly better
Double Crown James I Second Coinage S.2622, North 2087, Schneider 34, mintmark Coronet, Fine, on a wavy flan, with some scratches before the bust, the edge suggests possibly once mounted, however the coins surfaces show no porosity, Ex-Spink Auction 14006 Lot 318, Ex-CNG E-Auction 280 Lot 496, Ex-Tradewinds Collection
Double Crown James I Second Coinage, Fourth Bust, S.2622 mintmark Coronet over Grapes/Coronet, the obverse overstruck mintmark unusual, 4.89 grammes. Struck on a full round flan, bust and design Fine, the legend VF and bold, the portrait with die clashing with the outline of the shield showing through on the obverse. The Gold Double Crown a short-lived denomination and seldom offered
Farthing Edward I Obverse: ER ANGLIE legend, Reverse: LONDONIENSIS with unbarred N's , S.1445A, 0.35 grammes, VF on a full round flan, comes with a Portable Antiquities Scheme Report
GB and World hammered issues (10) GB Halfgroat Charles I mintmark Crown VG holed, GB Penny Charles I Fair with an edge chip, GB Penny Long Cross worn, Scotland (2) Twenty Pence Charles I Fair, Hardhead James I (issued 1588) Fair, Poland 1/24th Thaler 1622 VG bent, Spain Half Real Ferdinand and Isabella undated (1469-1504) Fine, Italian States - Venice Soldino (2) the first VG on a ragged flan, the second worn, along with a medieval jeton VG, most are detector finds
Groat Charles I Aberystwyth Furnace Mint (1648-1649) S.2911 mintmark Crown, 1.82 grammes, Fine/Good Fine, a little short of flan, otherwise a pleasing and even piece, all Aberystwyth Furnace Mint pieces rare and sought after in all grades
Groat Henry V Class C, Mullet on right shoulder S.1765 VF and rare, struck on a full round flan, very slightly off-centre, a most pleasing example, all Henry V Groats sought after in all grades above Fine
Groat Henry VI Pinecone-Mascle issue, London Mint S.1874, 3.83 grammes, GVF/VF with an excellent portrait of the King, the London Mint coins much scarcer than the Calais Mint coins
Groat Henry VII Facing Bust issue, Crown with double bar and six crockets as jewels S.2201 mintmark Cross Crosslet/Greyhounds head, 2.51g, Good Fine with some small edge nicks around 3 o'clock, a pleasing portrait on the King, a rare type, our archive database stretching back 19 years shows that this is the first we have offered
Groat Henry VII profile issue, Regular issue, S.2258 mintmark Cross Crosslet, 3.00 grammes Good Fine with grey tone, on a wavy flan, the obverse with some scuffs
Groat Henry VII Profile Issue - Tentative issue, Double band to crown, S.2254, North 1743 mintmark Cross Crosslet, 2.94 grammes Fine with some weakness on the shield
Groat Henry VII Profile issue - Tentative issue, Double band to crown, variety with V.i.i. in obverse legend , saltire stops on reverse, S.2254, North 1743 mintmark Cross Crosslet, 2.89 grammes VF with some old surface marks and some edge cracks, comes with old ticket
Groat Henry VIII First Coinage Profile Issue, Portrait of Henry VII S.2316 mintmark Portcullis, 2.74 grammes, a detector find, overall Good Fine struck on a wavy flan, the obverse with some light surface deposit
Groat Henry VIII First Coinage, Portrait of Henry VII, Tournai Mint, Reverse legend CIVITAS TORNACEN S.2317, unlisted by North, mintmark crowned T, 2.73 grammes, VF with dark grey tone, once straightened with grey tone, some light surface marks and a crescent-shaped flan flaw near the top of the reverse, obverse with minor shortage of flan at 9 o'clock, an extremely rare type and seldom offered in any grade
Groat Henry VIII Second Coinage, York Mint, Archbishop Wolsey, T-W beside shield with cardinal's hat below, S.2339 mintmark Voided Cross (appears as Cross, die filled) Good Fine/VF creased, comes with old ticket
Groat Philip and Mary (1554-1558) S.2508 mintmark Lis, 1.94 grammes, Good Fine, the obverse with some scattered surface marks, with pleasing old grey tone
Groat Richard II New Lettering, retrograde Z before FRANCIE, Reversed N's in Reverse legend, these with double diagonal bars, S.1679, 3.52 grammes, much of the legend not visible due to clipping, the retrograde Z and FRANCI remain, approaching Fine/Fine, a rare type and sought after in all grades
Groat Richard III as S.2156 mintmark Boar's head/Sun and Rose (muled) 2.73 grammes, approaching VF, a very rare issue missing from many hammered collections
Groat Richard III RICARD legend, S.2157, North 1679, mintmark Sun and Rose 2, 2.93 grammes Nearer VF than Fine, some old thin scratches on the obverse, the obverse otherwise very pleasing with clear portrait, the reverse with one small weak area but overall very bold and pleasing, A very rare and sought after type, missing from many hammered collections, comes with old ticket
Groat Richard III S.2156 mintmark Boar's head 2 both sides, the mintmarks bold and clear, 2.83 grammes, About VF, a very rare issue missing from many hammered collections
Groats to Halfpennies (6) comprising Groats (2) Edward IV Light Coinage, London Mint, Quatrefoils at Neck S.2000 mintmark Crown, Near Fine/About Fine with grey tone, Groat Henry VI Annulet issue, Calais Mint S.1836 Fine with grey tone, Halfgroats (3) Henry VI Annulet Issue, Calais Mint S.1840 VG, Henry VI Pinecone-Mascle issue, Calais Mint S.1877 Fine with grey tone, on an irregularly shaped flan, Henry VII Facing bust issue, type III, King and Archbishop jointly, type (b) Canterbury Mint S.2210, mintmark Tun, About Fine, short of flan in the lower half of the coin, Halfpenny Henry VI Annulet issue S.1849 Fine, on an irregularly shaped flan, all detector finds
Half Noble Edward III Treaty Period, Saltire before Edward, Curule-shaped X S.1506, North 1231 mintmark Cross Potent, 3.35 grammes Good Fine or slightly better
Half Pound Charles I 1642 Shrewsbury Mint, arms below horse, no cannon in arms, mintmark Plume on obverse only, S.2924, North 2368, Brooker 804, 59.82 grammes, Good Fine/NVF a very pleasing example, on a full round flan and very sought after
Half Sovereign Edward VI, coinage in the name of Henry VIII, Tower Mint, S.2391, North 1865 mintmark Lis/Arrow, 5.39 grammes, approaching Fine with dull surfaces
Half Sovereign Henry VIII Third Coinage, Annulet on inner circle on obverse only. HENRIC? 8 legend, Reverse with TRANSIENS legend spelling S.2294, North 1827, mintmark Pellet in Annulet, 6.09 grammes, Fine with some weakness in parts, and some small edge nicks, an unusual type
Halfcrown Charles I 1642 Exeter Mint, Obverse: King on spirited horse galloping over arms, no stops either side of the mintmark, Reverse: Oval Garnished shield with 1642 in cartouche below, with stops either side of the mintmark S.3071, North 2534, Brooker 1013, Mintmark Rose 13.29 grammes, VG/Near Fine, with King on horseback worn, the legends bold on both sides, an extremely rare type of which only 23 examples are believed to exist, with 7 of these examples in museums
Halfcrown Charles I 1644 Bristol Mint S.3007, North 2489, Brooker 977, 13.82 grammes, VF with some old scratches, some light porosity, overall bold and with much eye appeal, comes with ticket
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