Sixpences (7) 1889 ESC 1757, Bull 3279, Davies 1165D, Obverse 2, no panel at base of truncation, Reverse: Right-hand leaf almost covers a leaf, Lustrous UNC with gold and cinnamon tone, 1889 Obverse: No panel at truncation base, (Davies Obverse 2), Reverse: Right hand leaf almost covers a leaf, left stem bent, ESC 1757, Bull 3279, Davies 1165D, dies 2D, UNC or very near so with hints of golden tone and some edge nicks, 1889 Obverse: No panel at truncation base, (Davies Obverse 2), Reverse: Severed leaf at right side, type as ESC 1757, Bull 3279, Davies 1165B, dies 2A, NVF/GVF a Very rare type, 1890 ESC 1758, Bull 3280, Davies 1167 dies 2E, UNC or near so and lustrous with hints of golden tone, 1893 Veiled Head, First I of VICTORIA points to a bead, ESC 1762, Bull 3285, Davies 1181 dies 2A, UNC or near so with two thin scratches on the portrait, by far the scarcer of the two die pairings for the Veiled Head 1893 coin, 1911 ESC 1795, Bull 3871, Davies 1862 dies 2A, NEF, 1911 ESC 1795, Bull 3871, Davies 1862 dies 2A, UNC and lustrous with some small rim nicks
Sixpences (7) 1888 ESC 1756, Bull 3277, Davies 1161 dies 1A, EF with a scratch in the obverse field, the reverse with some green surface residue, possibly removable with care, 1889 ESC 1757, Bull 3279, Davies 1164, dies 1C, GEF appears gilded and silvered, 1889 ESC 1757, Bull 3279, Davies 1165B, Obverse 2, no panel at base of truncation, Reverse A with right-hand leaf joined, EF, a Rare die pairing, 1889 Obverse: No panel at truncation base, (Davies Obverse 2), Reverse: Right hand leaf almost covers a leaf, left stem bent, ESC 1757, Bull 3279, Davies 1165D, dies 2D, UNC and lustrous, the reverse with some tone spots, 1893 First I of VICTORIA points to a rim tooth, ESC 1762, Bull 3285, Davies 1181 dies 2A, NEF with some thin scratches on the obverse, this type considerably rarer than the Obverse 1 coin, 1911 ESC 1795, Bull 3871, Davies 1862 dies 2A, (2) the first EF with green and gold toning, the second VF/GVF with some rim nicks, the obverse with some small tone spots, the reverse with extensive die cracking running through FID and SIXPENCE, an unusual example of this scarcer die pairing
Sixpences (7) 1889 ESC 1757, Bull 3279, Davies 1165D, Obverse 2, no panel at base of truncation, Reverse: Right-hand leaf almost covers a leaf, Lustrous UNC with gold and cinnamon tone, 1889 Obverse: No panel at truncation base, (Davies Obverse 2), Reverse: Right hand leaf almost covers a leaf, left stem bent, ESC 1757, Bull 3279, Davies 1165D, dies 2D, UNC or very near so with hints of golden tone and some edge nicks, 1889 Obverse: No panel at truncation base, (Davies Obverse 2), Reverse: Severed leaf at right side, type as ESC 1757, Bull 3279, Davies 1165B, dies 2A, NVF/GVF a Very rare type, 1890 ESC 1758, Bull 3280, Davies 1167 dies 2E, UNC or near so and lustrous with hints of golden tone, 1893 Veiled Head, First I of VICTORIA points to a bead, ESC 1762, Bull 3285, Davies 1181 dies 2A, UNC or near so with two thin scratches on the portrait, by far the scarcer of the two die pairings for the Veiled Head 1893 coin, 1911 ESC 1795, Bull 3871, Davies 1862 dies 2A, NEF, 1911 ESC 1795, Bull 3871, Davies 1862 dies 2A, UNC and lustrous with some small rim nicks
Sixpences (7) 1888 ESC 1756, Bull 3277, Davies 1161 dies 1A, EF with a scratch in the obverse field, the reverse with some green surface residue, possibly removable with care, 1889 ESC 1757, Bull 3279, Davies 1164, dies 1C, GEF appears gilded and silvered, 1889 ESC 1757, Bull 3279, Davies 1165B, Obverse 2, no panel at base of truncation, Reverse A with right-hand leaf joined, EF, a Rare die pairing, 1889 Obverse: No panel at truncation base, (Davies Obverse 2), Reverse: Right hand leaf almost covers a leaf, left stem bent, ESC 1757, Bull 3279, Davies 1165D, dies 2D, UNC and lustrous, the reverse with some tone spots, 1893 First I of VICTORIA points to a rim tooth, ESC 1762, Bull 3285, Davies 1181 dies 2A, NEF with some thin scratches on the obverse, this type considerably rarer than the Obverse 1 coin, 1911 ESC 1795, Bull 3871, Davies 1862 dies 2A, (2) the first EF with green and gold toning, the second VF/GVF with some rim nicks, the obverse with some small tone spots, the reverse with extensive die cracking running through FID and SIXPENCE, an unusual example of this scarcer die pairing
Sixpences (3) 1889 ESC 1757, Bull 3279, Davies 1164 dies 1C GEF/AU and lustrous with colourful toning in the legends, 1889 Davies 1165A dies 1A, right hand leaf joined, VF, 1889 Davies 1165B dies 2A, right hand leaf joined Good Fine with some thin scratches
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