PennyAethelred 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
Charles IShilling, 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
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
HalfcrownCharles ITower 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)
HalfcrownJames 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)
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
LaurelJames 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)
NobleHenry VI Annulet issue, London MintS.1799 Mintmark Lis, Annulet in first spandrel of second quarter, and by sword arm, EF on a full flan of 6.9 grams
PennyEdward 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.
PennyHarold I Voided Long Cross Trefoil of Pellets S.1164Oxford Mint, Aegelrig EF nicely toned a peck mark obverse field some light dirt reverse (probably removable), 1.2 grams
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)
ShillingCharles 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
ShillingCharles 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
ShillingElizabeth 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)
ShillingElizabeth 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
ShillingJames 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)
ShillingJames 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
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
TwopenceCharles 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
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