Search
Contact Us
London Coins

Find the value of your old coins

auction search

Enter Auction Number
Select Category

general search

Enter Search Term

lot search

Enter Auction Number
Enter Lot Number

World Coins : Auction 150 : Lot 1354

Date Sold Category Lot Description Sale Price

Auction 150
World Coins Lot
1354
Quarter AH1299 (1882) KM#2, Coins (1971) Y3, weight 6.80 grammes, a superb example, Sharp GEF or better, the fields lustrous and prooflike with subtle blue and gold toning, displaying only a few minor contact marks, this example superior to the Krause plate example, and also superior to the British Museum example, of the highest rarity, British Commonwealth Coins by Remick states 'only a few specimens known', no prices given in current world catalogues such as Krause and this not surprising as we were unable to find any recorded sales of this type, Baldwin's have twice offered the Gold 2 1/2 Riyals in 2014 (realised £38,000) and in 2008 (realised £26,450) and this silver issue will be of similar scarcity if not rarer
£15,000
Zanzibar Quarter Riyal AH1299 (1882) KM#2, British Commonwealth Coins (1971) Y3, weight 6.80 grammes, a superb example, Sharp GEF or better, the fields lustrous and prooflike with subtle blue and gold toning,  displaying only a few minor contact marks, this example superior to the Krause plate example, and also superior to the British Museum example, of the highest rarity, British Commonwealth Coins by Remick states 'only a few specimens known', no prices given in current world catalogues such as Krause and this not surprising as we were unable to find any recorded sales of this type, Baldwin's have twice offered the Gold 2 1/2 Riyals in 2014 (realised £38,000) and in 2008 (realised £26,450) and this silver issue will be of similar scarcity if not rarer : World Coins : Auction 150 : Lot 1354
Enlarge Image

Zanzibar Quarter Riyal AH1299 (1882) KM#2, British Commonwealth Coins (1971) Y3, weight 6.80 grammes, a superb example, Sharp GEF or better, the fields lustrous and prooflike with subtle blue and gold toning,  displaying only a few minor contact marks, this example superior to the Krause plate example, and also superior to the British Museum example, of the highest rarity, British Commonwealth Coins by Remick states 'only a few specimens known', no prices given in current world catalogues such as Krause and this not surprising as we were unable to find any recorded sales of this type, Baldwin's have twice offered the Gold 2 1/2 Riyals in 2014 (realised £38,000) and in 2008 (realised £26,450) and this silver issue will be of similar scarcity if not rarer : World Coins : Auction 150 : Lot 1354
Enlarge Image

Please browse the results of our past auctions using the navigation tools above.
Or browse our previous auctions using our text-based directory

Sell or auction your old coins

With London Coins selling your material could not be easier. We offer free appraisals, probate valuations, house visits, free collection of bulky material from your home, immediate cash offers and an auctioneering service.

If you have material to sell we offer a straightforward and easy to follow service which gives you the option of consigning your material to auction, or selling it to us direct for cash.

For further details please see our How To Sell Your Coins page and request our information pack.

Buy World Coins Single Coins and Small Lots

London Coins holds auctions every three months with a dedicated section for World Coins. This section covers all world issues offered as individual items or small groups, including non English hammered and medieval issues, Scottish and Irish issues will be listed here also.

To receive the next London Coins auction catalogue join our mailing list.