Charles IICopper with Brass Centre SOLI DEO GLORIS Peck 498 listed under Charles II Miscellaneous Pieces ex Colin Cook Nicholson sale so comes with Colin Cooke's white hand written attribution ticket described as "Ticket for the Touching Ceremony" pleasing VF with George and the Dragon and a sailing galleon listed as VS (very scarce) by Peck and certainly the first example we have seen
Half GroatHenry VIII Archbishop Lee with E L either side of shield S2348 mint mark Key VF with some verdigris comes with tickets describing provenance as Shirley-Fox Bequest 1939 and Ex - Stewartby
Halfgroats to Halfpennies (5) comprising Halfgroat James I First Coinage S.2649 mintmark Lis, 0.93 grammes, VG/Fine, Pennies (3) Henry VIIISovereign type, Durham Mint, Bishop Wolsey, Reverse: TW beside shield with cardinal's hat below S.2352 mintmark Crescent, 0.66 grammes, Fine with some weakness to part of the obverse legend, James I Second Coinage S.2661 mintmark Mullet, 0.54 grammes, design Good Fine and bold, struck off-centre, the legend partially worn and with some off the flan, CommonwealthS.3222, ESC 2263, Bull 228, 0.36 grammes, About Fine with some loss of flan at 11 o'clock, HalfpennyCharles I Rose on obverse and reverse S.2851 no mintmark, 0.17 grammes, About Fine with some loss of flan, along with ScotlandTwenty Pence Charles I Third Coinage, Obverse: Bust slight breaks inner circle, Reverse: No F above crown, S.5591, 1.03 grammes, Near Fine, creased with a long surface crack on the reverse
Halfgroats to Halfpennies (8) comprising Halfgroat Elizabeth I Sixth Issue, S.2579, mintmark Tun, 1.05 grammes, Near Fine, slightly bent with the appearance of a detector find, Pennies (4) Henry VIIISovereign type, Durham Mint, Bishop Wolsey, Reverse: TW beside shield with cardinal's hat below S.2352 mintmark and parts of the legend unclear, 0.62 grammes, VG, Elizabeth I S.2570 mintmark Castle, 0.55 grammes, Fine or slightly better, James I Second Coinage S.2661 mintmark Escallop, 0.43 grammes, Fine, struck slightly off-centre with a weak area on the reverse, Charles IAberystwyth Bust, Inner circles on obverse only, Reverse: Round garnished shield, S.2849, mintmark Two pellets both sides, Design Fine, the King's name not struck up, and correspondingly so on the reverse legend, 0.53 grammes, About Fine, Halfpennies (3) Edward ILondon Mint, Class 4e, S.1434, no pellets of breast, this area worn, 0.67 grammes, Near Fine/Fine, Edward I Class 6/7 S.1447, 0.24 grammes, some weakness to parts of the reverse legend, otherwise Fine, Charles I Rose on obverse and reverse S.2851 no mintmark, 0.27 grammes, About Fine
Hammered SilverEngland (7), Scotland (3) from an early collection such that a James ISixpence of 1603 has a price of £2 on its envelope, generally lower grades along with a low grade Romanbronze
NobleEdward III Fourth Coinage Pre-Treaty Period EDWARD DEI GRA REX ANGL FRANC DHYB as Sneider 46 with annulet immediately before E of Edward reverse with E at centre, obverse bold and strong GVF the reverse fields have been repaired and smoothed in two places 6.64 grams
Noble of Philip II Le Hardi, Duke of Burgandy count of Flanders which were minted at three mints Gent, Mechelen and Bruges a damaged example so the beginning of the obverse legend has gone, P at centre reverse (7.57 grams)
Quarter NobleEdward III Treaty Period 1361 -1369 obverse legend reads EDWARD DEI GRA REX ANGL, London Mint with Lis in centre reverse (1.94 grams) small scrape centre reverse perhaps a detector find never the less a pleasant and collectable example
Anglo-SaxonSceats (3) (c.695-740) Continental issues, Series E, Obverse: Degenerate head enclosing three bars, Reverse: Votive standard with TOTII design, S.790, 0.80 grammes, Good Fine, Series E, S.790A, Obverse: Degenerate head enclosing bars, Reverse: Standard with letters possibly reading VICO, S.790A, 0.76 grammes, Fine/VG, Series E, Obverse: Degenerate head, Reverse: Standard with four lines and central annulet, S.790C, 1.07 grammes, Bold Fine with a planchet clip
Anglo-Viking - Penny (c.885-915) St. Edmund, Memorial Coinage, S.960, 0.27 grammes, clipped to the inner circle, in two pieces with fragment broken from the top, EF with very little apparent wear, Very Rare
FarthingJames I Lennox (4) Type 3c, mintmark Grapes, Peck 77, Good Fine with green patina, Type 3c mintmark Key, Peck 79, Near Fine/Good Fine with green patina, Type 3c, Mintmark Lion Passant, Peck 80 Good Fine, Ex-Entwhistle, Ex-Westbrook, Lennox Type 3d, mintmark Mascle, Peck 105, Good Fine, unevenly toned, with an edge nick
Farthings (4) James I Harington, Mintmark Trefoil, Peck 54, Fine with a flan crack at the top, James I Lennox (2) Type 3c, mintmark Double Rose, Peck 85, Fine with green patina, Type 3d, mintmark Triangle, Peck 110, Near Fine with green patina and two long flan cracks, Charles I Rose, Single Arched Crown, Mintmark Crescent, S.3206, Fine
Farthings Charles I Maltravers (4) Type 3b, mintmark Bell, 6 Harp strings, mintmark Bell, Peck 235 About Fine, Type 3b, mintmark Bell 6/7 Harp strings, uncertain, Peck 235/236, Fine, Type 3b, 6 Harp strings, Mintmark Lis, Peck 242 Fine, Type 3c, 6 Harp strings, Mintmark Harp/Billet, Peck 262, Near Fine
Farthings Charles IRichmond (4) Type 1c, 6 Harp strings, mintmark Cross patée fitchée, Peck 152, Fine/Good Fine, Type 1c, mintmark Fish-hook, Peck 163, About Fine, creased, Type 1c, mintmark Halberd, Harp strings uncertain, Peck 170/171, Fine/VG, Type 1c, mintmark Lis Peck 180, Near Fine/VG
GroatEdward IV Light Coinage, London Mint, Quatrefoils at neck, S.2000 Mintmark Rose, the reverse with additional smaller pellet in quarter under CIVI, 3.09 grammes, NEF/GVF, a bold example with very little actual wear
GroatEdward IV or V, EDVARD legend, Pellet below breast, S.2146, Mintmark Halved Sun and Rose on both sides, 2.88 grammes, Fine with bold portrait, but holed, our research indicates the EDVARD legend coins much rarer and seldom offered in any grade
Groat Elizabeth I First Issue, Small Bust 1G and shield (from Halfgroat punches) S.2551A, mintmark Lis, 1.81 grammes, VG/Near Fine, with an edge chip and some surface damage, the shield and legend largely bold, only the second example of this rare type we have offered in over 20 years
GroatHenry VI Cross-Pellet issue, Saltire on neck, pellets by crown, mullet after POSVI in reverse legend, with an extra pellet in two quarters on the reverse, S.1935, Mintmark Cross Crosslet on obverse only, 3.72 grammes, Good Fine or better with pleasing portrait
GroatHenry VIII First Coinage, Portrait of Henry VII S.2316, Mintmark Portcullis, 2.82 grammes, Good Fine on a full round flan, with good portrait, the obverse with some minor surface marks in the legend
Pennies (6) Edward I London Mint, Class 4A. S.1394, 1.26 grammes, Good Fine, Edward II London Mint, Class 15b, S.1462, 1.33 grammes, Near Fine, Henry III Short Cross (2) Canterbury Mint, moneyer Tomas Class 7b, S.1356b, 1.16 grammes, Fine, London Mint, moneyer Ilger, Class 7b, S.1356bn, 1.46 grammes, Near Fine, Henry III Long Cross (2) London Mint, moneyer Nicole, Class 5c, S.1369, 1.24 grammes, Fine, Canterbury Mint, moneyer Nicole, Class 5, S.1367a, Good Fine
Pennies (9) John, Short Cross , London Mint, moneyer Abel, 1.19 grammes, VG, Henry III Long Cross, moneyer Renaud, London Mint, 1.08 grammes, VG creased, Henry III Long Cross, moneyer Walter, London Mint, 1.35 grammes, Fine, Henry III Long Cross, moneyer Gilbert, Canterbury Mint, 1.27 grammes, Near Fine, Henry III Long Cross, moneyer worn, London Mint, 1.40 grammes, Fine, creased, Edward I or II (3) London Mint, Fair to Fine, Henry VII or VIII Obverse worn, reverse with D? in centre 0.49 grammes, Poor, clipped
PennyAethelred Long Cross S.1151London Mint, moneyer Brihtlaf, 1.34 grammes, Near EF and colourfully toned with some light peck marks, comes with old ticket
PennyHenry I Quadrilateral on Cross Fleury type, BMC 15, S.1276, 1.37 grammes, Fine or near so, struck off-centre with some weak areas, as is normal for this type, most of the portrait clear, and the central part of the reverse design, Rare
PennyHenry II Tealby, 'Cross and Crosslets' type, London mint, moneyer Alan or Alain, 1.48 grammes, Obverse has no visible portrait due to die clashing, reverse around Fine
PennyHenry II Tealby, 'Cross and Crosslets' type, London mint, moneyer unclear, Bust C, S.1339, 1.43 grammes, About Fine with some weak areas, on an irregular oblong-shaped flan
Ryal (Rose Noble) Edward IV Light Coinage, Obverse: No hinges on ship's rudder, Reverse: Punctuation after ɅVT is two abbreviation marks, one inverted, mintmark -/Crown, S.1950, North 1549, Schneider 368/364 mule, 7.70 grammes, EF with a small indentation to the right of the ship, the planchet slightly incomplete at 3 o'clock, a most attractive example
Shilling 1656 Commonwealth, No Stop after ENGLAND, ESC 995A, Bull 152, S.3218, Mintmark Sun, 5.97 grammes, Good Fine or better with some edge nicks, displaying an old grey tone, and with excellent surfaces
ShillingCharles I Group F, Sixth large Briot Bust, Type 4.4 with stellate lace collar, double-arched crown, S.2799, mintmark Star, 5.87 grammes, Fine or better with some weakness in parts, on an irregularly shaped flan
Shillings to Pennies (11) comprising Shillings (3) Elizabeth I mintmark worn, possibly Coronet, Fair, Charles I Group F, Sixth Large Briot Bust, S.2799, mintmark Star Fair/NVG with numerous scratches on the obverse, Charles I Group E or F (Bust worn) mintmark Triangle, Poor/Fair, SixpenceJames I 1607 S.2658 mintmark unclear, Fair, Groat Edward III, London Mint, Fair, clipped to the inner circle, Halfgroat Elizabeth I Sixth issue, mintmark Anchor, S.2579, Fair with a ragged edge, Pennies (5) Edward I or II, Durham Mint, NVG exact type unclear, Henry VIIISovereign type, London Mint, exact type and mintmark unclear, Near VG, Elizabeth I Sixth Issue mintmark A, S.2580, Fair/VG, Elizabeth I Sixth Issue mintmark Hand, Fair with a flan split, and Elizabeth I Fair, exact type unclear
Sixpence 1651 Commonwealth, ESC 1484, Bull 179, S.3219, Mintmark Sun, 2.83 grammes, VF with some loss of flan to the left of the date, and some small scratches to the left of the shield on the obverse, with excellent surfaces and eye appeal, the surfaces far superior than normally seen on this series
SixpenceCharles I Second Milled Issue (1638-1639) S.2860, mintmark Anchor, 3.01 grammes, NVF/VF with some adjustment lines, on a full round flan, an attractive example with much eye appeal
SixpenceEdward VI Fine Silver issue, mintmark y both sides, S.2483, 3.05 grammes, Fine, Ex-mount, bent and straightened, gilded, the Fine Silver issue Sixpence much scarcer than the Shilling of the same issue
SixpenceElizabeth I 1561 S.2561, mintmark Pheon 2.84 grammes, approaching Fine/Fine, the obverse with some scratches, GroatEdward IV First Reign, Light Coinage, London Mint, Quatrefoils at neck, S.2000, 2.27 grammes, Fine with a scuff on the obverse, FarthingJames I Lennox S.2678 , VG corroded, mintmark not visible
Sixpences and Groats (7) comprising Sixpences (5) 1566 mintmark Portcullis Fair/NVG, bent and straightened, 1573 S.2562 mintmark worn, Ermine? Fair, 1578 or 79 (last digit worn) Fifth issue, mintmark Greek Cross, S.2572, Poor/Fair, 1585 Sixth Issue, mintmark Escallop, S.2578A, Poor/Fair, clipped, 1592 Sixth Issue mintmark Tun, S.2578B, Fair/VG bent and straightened, Groats (2) Mary S.2492 mintmark Pomegranate, Poor, bent and straightened, Elizabeth I Second issue, S.2556, mintmark Martlet, fair with an edge cut and some old scrapes
AngelHenry VIII S2268 Second Coinage Henry VIII in title about as struck and brilliant exceptionally fine detail in the central designs both sides 3 or 4 small scratches otherwise Choice a rare type the first example we have seen
GroatHenry VII Facing bust, type IIa Large Bust with out-turned hair, crown with two plain arches, S.2195, North 1704, Mintmark Escallop/Cinquefoil, 2.65 grammes, Good Fine with a slightly uneven dark grey tone
HalfgroatCharles I, Briot's coinage, Obverse: Crowned bust left, B below, II behind, Reverse: Square-topped shield over long cross fourchee S.2856, 1.06 grammes, NEF a most pleasing piece with superb eye appeal
NobleRichard II Second Issue, Type 2a, French title omitted, London Mint, Saltire over sail, Ropes 3/1. S.1655var. Obverse Legend : RICARD DEI GRɅ REX ANGL DNS HIB AQT (omits Z), Reverse: IhC AVTEM TRɅNSIENS PER MEDIV ILLORVM IBɅT, this obverse legend not listed by Schneider, 7.66 grammes, GVF with small edge crack at 6 o'clock, and a minor scuff on the edge at 9 o'clock
ShillingCharles I group D, type 3b, no inner circles, Reverse: Plume above shield, S.2793, North 2226, mintmark Crown, 5.76 grammes, Overall Good Fine with some double striking on the obverse and some weakness in places, a scarcer type
ShillingElizabeth I Sixth Issue, S.2577, mintmark Hand, 5.22 grammes, Fine for wear with dull surfaces and some old scratches, SixpenceJames I 1624 Third Coinage S.2670 mintmark Lis, Fair
Styca, Aethelred II of Northumbria, Second Reign (c.843-850) Obverse: EDILRED REX Reverse: moneyer EARDVVLF, S.868, 1.09 grammes, NVF/VF with some verdigris spots
Touch piece in goldJames II 19mm diameter. Obverse: Ship IACO II D G M B FR ET HI REX, Reverse: St. Michael as angel, with spear, fighting dragon, SOLI DEO GLORIA, Plain Edge, Coincraft J2TP-005, NVF, holed
CrownCharles IExeter Mint, King on horseback, Sash in large bow, 1644 to left of mintmark Reverse: Round garnished shield S.3058, Mintmark Rose, 27.39 grammes, Good Fine
CrownElizabeth I Seventh issue, S.2582, mintmark 1 (1601), 29.27 grammes, the obverse Good Fine with some old thin scratches and minor flan stress marks, the portrait bold, the reverse About VF and problem free, the reverse surfaces excellent, a very desirable example
Cut Halfpennies (11) John, Durham Mint, moneyer Pieres, Fine, John, London Mint, moneyer Henri, John, Canterbury Mint, moneyer Godwine, Fine, Henry II Tealby coinage (2), both with mint and moneyer unclear, VG, Henry II moneyer Osber, mint town off-flan, VG, Henry III Long Cross, Lincoln Mint, moneyer Ricard, Fine, Henry III Long Cross, Newcastle Mint, moneyer off-flan, Fine, Henry III Long Cross, moneyer Henri, mint town unclear, VG, Henry III Long Cross, Wilton Mint, moneyer Ion, Fine, Henry III Long Cross, broken into two pieces, Canterbury Mint, moneyer Robert, VG, along with Coin Weight, 15th Century, for GoldAngel, Obverse: St. Michael slaying dragon, uniface, 4.88 grammes VG
Cut HalfpennyStephen (1135-1154) Cross Moline type S.1278, North 873, moneyer [--] ED (Ailred, Alfred or Lefred) mint name off-flan, 0.7 grammes, Fine with some weak areas
Cut HalfpennyStephen (1135-1154) Voided Cross and Stars type, S.1280, North 878, London Mint, moneyer Rodbert (ROD [BERT ON L] VN), 0.7 grammes, Good Fine or better, unusually well struck for this reign
GroatEdward III Pre-Treaty period, London Mint, S.1565, 4.34 grammes, Fine or better with grey tone on a wavy and irregularly shaped flan with a small edge crack at the top of the obverse
GroatEdward IVLondon Mint, Quatrefoil on breast, S.2001, Mintmark Crown/Sun, 2.73 grammes, VF and attractively toned, a little off-centre, on a slightly oval flan, comes with old ticket
GroatHenry VI Rosette-Mascle issue, Calais Mint, S.1859, 3.57 grammes, VF with some minor pitting around the rims, a pleasing portrait, a colourful underlying tone enhances the eye appeal
GroatHenry VII facing bust issue, crown with one plain and one jewelled arch, Class IIIc, S.2199, North 1705, mintmark Greyhounds Head, 3.01 grammes, NVF and pleasing
GroatHenry VIII Second Coinage, York Mint, Archbishop Wolsey, Laker Bust D, Reverse: TW beside shield, Cardinal's hat below, S.2339, mintmark Voided Cross, 2.72 grammes, some weakness on the portrait Fine/Good Fine
Groats (3) Henry VIII Second Coinage, Laker Bust D, S.2337E, mintmark Lis, 2.23 grammes, Fine with shortage of flan between 10 and 12 o'clock, Henry VIII Third Coinage, Tower Mint, Annulets in cross ends, S.2369, mintmark Lis, 2.32 grammes, Portrait and shield VG, legends Fine, Henry VIII Third Coinage, Southwark Mint, in debased silver, S in cross-ends (letter in top cross-end unclear), S.2371, no mintmark, 2.54 grammes, Fine, with good portrait for this type
Groats to Pennies (9) comprising Groats (5) Edward III Pre-Treaty period, London Mint, S.1569 Series F, mintmark Crown, 3.20 grammes, VG with the appearance of a detector find, on a ragged flan, with much of the outer legend missing, Henry VI Annulet Issue, Calais Mint, S.1836, 3.79 grammes, About Fine, Henry VI Rosette-Mascle issue, Calais Mint, S.1859, mintmark Cross patonce, 3.17 grammes, Near Fine with an edge cut and some scratches, Mary (1553-54) S.2492 mintmark Pomegranate, 1.50 grammes, VG/Near Fine with some scratches and edge cracks, on a slightly ragged flan, Philip and Mary (1554-58) S.2508, mintmark Lis, 1.76 grammes, Fair with many scratches, ThreepenceElizabeth I 1562 Third Issue on smaller flan S.2565, mintmark Pheon, 1.30 grammes, Fair, HalfgroatHenry VII profile Issue, York Mint, Archbishop Bainbridge, Two keys below shield, S.2262 mintmark Martlet, VG the obverse with some scratches, Pennies (2) Richard II York Mint, early style, Cross on breast, Reverse with quatrefoil in centre, S.1690, 0.96 grammes, VG with an edge crack and some loss of flan between 10 and 12 o'clock, Henry V York Mint, mullet and trefoil by crown, S.1788, 0.64 grammes, VG
Halfcrowns and Shillings (7) comprising Halfcrowns (2) Charles I Group III, Third horseman, type 3a1, no caparisons on horse, scarf flies from King's waist, S.2773, mintmark crown, 14.68 grammes, VG/approaching Fine, Charles I Group III, Third horseman, no caparisons on horse, scarf flies from King's shoulder, S.2775, mintmark Anchor, 13.39 grammes, Near Fine/Fine with some scratches and corrosion, Shillings (5) Elizabeth I Second Issue S.2555 Mintmark Martlet, 5.53 grammes, portrait worn smooth, the obverse with some scratches, reverse VG, Elizabeth I Sixth Issue with ELIZB error legend, S.2577 mintmark Escallop, 5.61 grammes, Fair with some scratches, Elizabeth I Sixth Issue S.2577, mintmark Tun 5.62 grammes, Fair/VG, James I Second Coinage, Third Bust S.2654, Mintmark Rose, 5.62 grammes, VG or better/Fine, Charles I Group E, Fifth Aberystwyth bust, type 4.3, S.2796, mintmark Triangle, 6.00 grammes, Fine with some weaker areas, the obverse with some flan stress
HalfgroatHenry VIII First Coinage, York Mint, Archbishop Wolsey, Reverse: CIVITAS EBORACI legend, with Cardinal's hat below shield, S.2326, mintmark Star, 1.25 grammes, Near VF with two small edge cracks
HalfgroatHenry VIII Second Coinage, York Mint, Archbishop Wolsey, TW beside shield, Cardinal's hat below shield, S.2346, mintmark Voided Cross both sides, 1.04 grammes, Fine with an edge crack at 10 o'clock
Halfgroats (3) Henry VII Facing Bust, London Mint, unarched crown with tressure broken, Lozenge panel in centre of reverse, S.2206, mintmark Lis, 1.00 grammes, Reverse with rosettes in outer legend and in three quarters of the inner legend, Good Fine with perforation to the left of the bust, Henry VII Facing bust, London Mint, unarched crown with tressure broken, Lozenge panel in centre of reverse, no rosettes in inner legend, S.2206, mintmark Lis, 1.02 grammes, Ex-Lingford, acquired 1947, Henry VII Facing Bust, London Mint, smaller dies with smaller lettering, tressure broken, S.2206A, mintmark Lis, 0.93 grammes, Fine with some weakness to the portrait, all Ex-Stewartby Collection (part 5) 28/3/2017
Halfgroats and Penny (5) comprising Halfgroats (4) Henry VIII Second Coinage Canterbury Mint, Archbishop Warham, WA beside shield, S.2343 mintmark Cross Patonce, 1.43 grammes, Fine with some weakness on the left of the shield, Henry VIII Canterbury Mint, Archbishop Cranmer, TC beside shield, S.2345, mintmark Catherine Wheel, 1.24 grammes, Near Fine with some scratches on either side, Henry VIII York Mint, Archbishop Wolsey, TW beside shield, S.2346, mintmark Voided Cross, 1.21 grammes, Near Fine with a scratch on the shield, Henry VII, York Mint, Archbishop Savage, No tressure, Keys at neck, S.2214, mintmark Martlet, 1.21 grammes, VG, the reverse slightly better, Penny Henry VII Sovereign type, Durham Mint, Bishop Fox, DR by shield, mitre above shield, Throne with two pillars, no mintmark, S.2234, 0.62 grammes, Fine, on a wavy flan with some weakness in places
HalfpennyHenry VI Leaf-Pellet issue, S.1928, 0.39 grammes, Good Fine, FarthingEdward I CIVITAS LONDON reverse legend, Closed E in obverse legend, 0.25 grammes, Fine with bold portrait
Pennies (4) Edward IIDurham Mint, Class 15a, Bishop Beaumont, mintmark Lion with Lis, S.1470, 1.32 grammes, Fine, Pennies Edward I (3) London Mint Class 10b EDWARR legend, 1.36 grammes, Fine with traces of flan stress, Canterbury Mint, portrait worn, Ex-Mount, 1.23 grammes, Fair, London Mint, Class 3f, 1.28 grammes, Near Fine, creased, with the appearance of a detector find
Pennies (6) Henry II Short Cross, Stop before REX, Class 1b, S.1344, North 963, London Mint, moneyer Alain, 1.42 grammes, portrait weak, legend Fine or better, Richard I Class 4b, S.1348C, London Mint, moneyer Fulke, 1.36 grammes, About Fine/Fine, John Class 5b, S.1350C, 1.42 grammes, London Mint, moneyer Willelm, VG with bold legends, Henry III Long Cross, Provincial Phase, Class 3c, N and R ligated, colon after REX, S.1364, 1.40 grammes, Good Fine with grey tone, some weakness near the edges in places, Henry III Long Cross, Post-Provincial Phase, Long Cross Class 5c, S.1369, London Mint, moneyer Walter, 1.46 grammes, Good Fine, the reverse with some verdigris spots, Henry III London Mint, Class 5g, S.1373, moneyer Renaud, 1.12 grammes, Fine with grey tone, Ex-Brooker
Pennies and Cut Farthing (4) comprising Pennies (3) William II Profile type S.1258North 851, York Mint moneyer Aleif, AL[EI]F ON EFRIC, 1.20 grammes, Fine, broken in two pieces, bent towards the centre, nevertheless Very Rare, Cnut Short Cross S.1159, London Mint, moneyer Leofwold, 0.88 grammes, Good Fine with some long cracks, where light is visible through the coin, William I PAXS, no outer legends visible, S.1257, 0.72 grammes, Fair, William II, Profile type S.1258, Cut Farthing Henry I Quadrilateral on cross fleury type, S.1276, 0.35 grammes, Fine
Pennies and Farthing (8) comprising Pennies (7) Edward I (4) York Mint, Class 3b, About Fine, York Mint, Class 3e, Fine, London Mint, Class 4b, Near Fine with loss of flan between 1 and 3 o'clock, London Mint Class 4c Near Fine, Edward II (2) both Class 11a, VG and Near Fine, Edward III Fourth Coinage, Pre-Treaty Period, Reverse with annulet in each quarter, S.1584, VG, Farthing Edward I, London Mint, Class 1a, S.1443 Near Fine with an edge chip
PenniesElizabeth I (2) Second Issue S.2558 mintmark Martlet, 0.36 grammes, VF/Good Fine, struck off-centre, Third Issue S.2570 mintmark Coronet, 0.35 grammes, VF struck off-centre, VF with pleasing portrait, and a dark grey tone
PennyEdward the Confessor (1042-1066) Facing Bust/Small Cross type, S.1183, North 830, Wallingford Mint, moneyer Brihtmaer, (BRIHTMAER ON PA) neatly repaired, having been cracked across the centre, a tiny hole is visible in the centre, 1.01 grammes, GVF with some solder marks and scratches on the reverse, with excellent portrait
PennyHarold I (1035-1040) Fleur-de-Lis type, Reverse with Fleur-de-Lis between two pellets in each angle, S.1165, London Mint, moneyer Leofwine, GVF, split into two pieces, forming around 95% of the complete coin, some surface glue residue remains where repair has been unsuccessfully attempted. Viewing recommended. Very rare, our archive database shows we have only offered 3 Harold I pieces in 21 years.
PennyHenry I a very crude striking Reverse type uncertain as central design not struck up, Legend: AL[---] CES moneyer possibly Alfwine, mint possibly Gloucester, 1.29 grammes, poorly struck with the little remaining detail around VF
PennyHenry IV Heavy Coinage, York Mint, S.1722, Obverse legend with HENRIC just visible, and the lower part of a D visible after, Reverse with [---]TAS EBO[---] visible, Fair with some scuffs, 0.87 grammes, Rare
PennyRichard ILondon Mint, moneyer Ricard, Annulet eyes, S.1347, 1.23 grammes, Fine on an oval flan, the moneyer (R---RD) due to off-centre striking the reverse with some old heavier contact marks
PennyRichard III, York Mint, Archbishop Rotherham, T and upright key at neck, Reverse: Quatrefoil in centre, no legends or mintmarks visible, S.2166/2167, 0.49 grammes, Fair with bold portrait, Very Rare, comes with old dealer's ticket
PennyStephenWatford Cross Moline type, S.1278, North 873, Reverse EST [---] VN, Moneyer Estmund, London Mint, 1.36 grammes, only partially struck also with most Stephen Pennies, the areas struck are Near Fine/Good Fine
ShillingCharles I Group D, Fourth Bust, type 3.1, with falling lace collar, with inner circles, Reverse: Oval garnished shield with CR at sides, S.2789, mintmark Harp, 5.81 grammes, Good Fine with bold portrait, the obverse with some old scratches
ShillingCharles I Group F, Sixth Large 'Briot' bust. S.2799, mintmark Triangle in circle, 6.12 grammes, Good Fine with grey tone, the obverse with some flan stress marks in the field
ShillingCharles I under Parliament, Group F, Sixth large Briot bust, S.2800, mintmark Eye, 6.14 grammes, Good Fine, with some weakness in place, otherwise with very attractive surfaces with little real wear
ShillingElizabeth I First issue (1559-1560) S.2548, mintmark Lis, 5.61 grammes, Obverse: portrait worn smooth, legend VG, Reverse VG with all legend clear, First Issue Shillings rare in all grades
ShillingElizabeth I Milled Issue. (1561-1571) Intermediate size (30mm) Decorated dress, S.2591, Mintmark Star, 5.70 grammes, Fine and creased with two heavier contact marks
ShillingElizabeth I Seventh Issue S.2584, mintmark 2 (1602), 5.84 grammes, Fine, the obverse with some old thin scratches, a little weak in parts of the reverse, mintmark 2 coins rare in all grades
ShillingJames I First Coinage, Second Bust, beard appears to merge with collar, S.2646, mintmark Lis. 5.84 grammes, Obverse with portrait VG with some scuffs and scratches, legends Fine, the Reverse Good Fine
ShillingJames I, First Coinage, Second Bust, beard appears to merge with collar, S.2646, mintmark Lis, 6.06 grammes, Good Fine, on a full round flan, attractively toned with a thin scratch on the portrait
Shilling to Farthing (6) Shilling Charles I, Group F, Sixth Large Briot bust, type 4.4 with stellate lace collar, S.2799, mintmark Triangle in circle, 6.03 grammes, Near Fine on an irregularly shaped flan, Halfgroat Charles I Aberystwyth Mint, Inner Circles, Single Arch Crown, S.2901, 0.90 grammes, mintmark Book, About Fine, silvered and holed, Halfgroats (2) Charles I, Tower mint under Parliament, Group D, inner circles both sides, S.2833, mintmark (P), 0.74 grammes, Near Fine/Fine, struck off-centre, Charles I group A, Crowned rose either side S.2823 mintmark Heart, VG, Penny Charles I Group D, Fourth Bust, no inner circles, no CR by shield, S.2845, 0.37 grammes, Fair/Fine, struck off centre with the mintmark off-flan, Farthing Rose Type 2a, mintmark Crescent/Mullet VG
Shillings (2) Charles I Fifth Aberystwyth bust, Group E, type 4.1var, Larger Bust with rounded shoulder, S.2797 mintmark Anchor, 5.94 grammes, NVF/VF with touches of golden tone on the reverse, a pleasing piece with much eye appeal, James I Second Coinage, Third Bust, S.2654, mintmark Lis, 5.58 grammes, VG/Near Fine, Sixpence Charles I Group D, type 3a, no inner circles, S.2813 mintmark Tun, 2.92 grammes, Fair/VG
Shillings (2) James I Second Coinage, Third bust, S.2654, mintmark Lis, 5.24 grammes, VG or better with an edge cut and some old scratches, Charles I Group F, Sixth Large Briot bust, Tower Mint under Parliament S.2800 mintmark ( R ), 5.93 grammes, Near Fine/Fine with some weaker areas, on an irregularly shaped flan
Shillings (6) Edward VI Fine Silver Issue, S.2482, 5.58 grammes, Mintmark Tun, VG/Near Fine, Elizabeth I Sixth Issue, Bust 6B, S.2577 mintmark Hand, 6.07 grammes, Fine with bold portrait, Elizabeth I Sixth Issue, Bust 6B, S.2577 mintmark Woolpack, 5.79 grammes, VG with some scratches, the legends bold, Elizabeth I Sixth Issue, Bust 6B, mintmark Tun, 4.23 grammes, VG bent, clipped almost to the inner circle, James I Second Coinage S.2655, mintmark Rose, 5.69 grammes, VG or slightly better with some weak areas, Charles I group E, Fifth Aberystwyth Bust, Single arched crown, Large XII, S.2796 mintmark Anchor, 6.06 grammes, Fair/Near Fine with scratches and corrosion
Shillings to Pennies (8) comprising Shilling Charles I mintmark Triangle, Sixpences James I (2) First Coinage 1603 mintmark Thistle VG creased, Second Coinage 1605 mintmark Rose VG with a large segment of the coin missing from 6 to 9 o'clock, Halfgroats (2) Charles I S.2828 no inner circles mintmark Crown VG, Charles I under Parliament S.2833 mintmark (R) VG bent, Pennies (3) Elizabeth I worn and clipped, James I S.2672A mintmark Two Pellets VG or better with grey tone, Charles I worn, along with Ireland Sixpence James I First Bust S.6514 mintmark Bell Fine/VG with some scuffs, on a ragged flan, all detector finds
SixpenceCharles I Group D, Fourth Bust, type 3, with falling lace collar, Reverse Oval Garnished shield with CR at sides, S.2811, mintmark Portcullis, Fine with some weakness around 10 o'clock and correspondingly on the reverse
SixpenceElizabeth I 1568 Milled issue, Small Bust S.2599 Mintmark Lis, 3.04 grammes, approaching Fine/Fine with a little unevenness on the edge at 10 o'clock
Sixpence to Farthing (9) comprising Sixpence Charles I Group F, type 4.3, Reverse: Square topped shield, S.2817, mintmark Triangle in circle, 2.82 grammes, Fair, HalfgroatCommonwealth, S.3221, 0.87 grammes, VG or better, bent, Pennies (2) Charles I Inner circle on obverse only, weak areas prevent attribution of exact type,0.48 grammes, Fair, Commonwealth S.3222, 0.43 grammes, VG or slightly better, struck off-centre, Farthings (5) James I Harington, exact type unclear, 0.46 grammes, Fair, James I Lennox, Peck 56, Privy mark Flower, 0.42 grammes, Near Fine with some surface corrosion, Charles I Richmond, CARO-BRI legend with Eagle headed harp, Peck 180 Privy mark Large Lis, 0.45 grammes, VG with green patina, Charles I Maltravers 6 strings to harp, Peck 235, Privy mark Bell, 0.26 grammes, VG, Charles I Rose Privy mark Crescent on both sides, Peck 340, 0.91 grammes, Fine
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