Two Guineas 1738 Repositioned legend S.3667B Fine or slightly better, with traces of old mounting on the tops of the rims at 3 and 9 o'clock visible under magnification. Overall a presentable example and superior to many of the ex-jewellery pieces we see of this type
Two Guineas 1701 Fine Work S.3457 Near EF and retaining traces of original lustre, attractive and desirable in this pleasing grade, comes in a London Mint Office box with certificate stating Condition: PCGS About Uncirculated 55, lists at £25,000 in EF in the Spink Standard Catalogue. In 2014 the Standard Catalogue valued this coin in EF at £12,500, so has doubled it's catalogue value in just five years. We note that we have only offered two previous examples since 2003, and in the same period we have offered sixteen 1701 Fine Work Five Guineas, thus indicating this to be by far the scarcer coin, a rare opportunity to obtain a high grade rarity such as this
Two Guineas 1738 Repositioned legend on obverse S.3667B, Fine, Ex-jewellery the edge with some light smoothing, comes in a London Mint Office box, no certificate
Two Guineas 1709 S.3569 GVF, some old thin scratches and very light haymarks in the obverse field barely detract, a boldly struck example, the strong relief of the bust particularly eye-catching, According to our archive database stretching back to 2003, this is the finest we have offered of this date
Two Guineas 1694 4 over 3 S.3424 Near VF/VF the reverse ex-brooch mount, the mount marks skilfully removed and the legends at 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock re-engraved in good style, thus still retaining much of the beauty of the original designs, William and Mary Two Guineas, with only 5 date/type combinations in the series are seldom offered in any grade
Two Guineas 1682 S.3335 Obverse VG, the reverse with some misty areas, however our archive database stretching back to 2003 reveals that this is only the second we have offered of this date
Two Guineas 1739 Intermediate Head S.3668 Good Fine with some edge bruises and a surface scratch near the rim on either side suggesting possibly once in jewellery, the surfaces however are original, viewing recommended
Two Guineas 1735 S.3667A GF/NVF a pleasing and collectable example for the grade, a key date rarity, only the second example we have offered in 16 years, so perhaps rarer than catalogue values would suggest
Two Guineas 1738 S.3667B VF with some light contact marks, the reverse with evidence of scratches and an edge nick at 9 o'clock and a depression at 3 o'clock, suggest possibly once in a mount, viewing recommended
Two Guineas 1717 S.3627 Good Fine/Near VF, the reverse with a small scratch in the field, and some light haymarking, comes with a Royal Mint Letter from December 1973 confirming authenticity, and the first we have ever seen of this date
Two Guineas 1713 S.3569 EF desirable thus a small haymark on the Queen's shoulder hardly detracts, Queen Anne large gold is very difficult to find in this high grades but this date appears to be rare we have offered 22 Queen Anne Two Guineas in recent years but this is the first dated 1713 we have seen
Two Guineas 1684 S.3335 NVF/VF gilded, with some hairline scratches, the reverse with signs of repair in the fields below the date and on and around HIB
Two Guineas 1688 8 over 7 S.3399 GVF with some light haymarking on the reverse, a pleasing and evenly struck piece with much eye appeal, James II Two Guineas are rare in all grades, this being only the second example and by far the finest example offered by us since 2003
Two Guineas 1726 S.3627 VF/GVF with a thin scratch in the obverse field and some contact marks on the reverse, overall a pleasing and evenly struck piece
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