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Date Sold	Category	Lot	Description	Sale Price
01/09/2019 Auction 166	English Coins	Lot 1571	Crown 1935 Incuse Edge Proof ESC 377A (R6 - rated 2-5 examples believed to exist, making this rarer in number than the Gold Proof issue of this date) The edge legend much less sharply defined than on the currency and specimen strikings of this year. The edge itself is shaper, with the design and fields displaying a superior strength of detail and strike. nFDC with some hairlines and a pleasant underlying tone. Excessively rare and comparable in quality to the Van Roekel example sold in 2001. We note a similar example in London Coins Auction A128 as far back as 7/3/2010 realised £2200 hammer price (Lot 1186) More coins like this	£2,000

04/12/2011 Auction 135	English Coins	Lot 1484	Crown 1746 VICESIMO Proof ESC 126 Choice FDC or near so and attractively toned grey with hints of peripheral gold, This is from the E.D.J.Van Roekel collection of superior Crowns, sold Spink November 2001 auction, lot 190, described as ‘FDC very attractively toned.' Nicer than the Montagu/Nightingale specimen and arguably finer than the Terner collection specimen and the DNW sale 86 (lot 790 June 2010) specimen, which fetched £10,900 including premium More coins like this	£9,000

05/09/2010 Auction 130	Hammered Coins	Lot 954	Crown 1643 Oxford Mint Plume /Seven pellets on reverse, Oxford style horseman with plume behind over grassy ground-line S.2947 NEF/EF Ex-Martin Cooke March 2004, Spinks 2003, Edward D.J.Van Roekel Collection Spink 15/11/2001 Lot 67, Baldwins 1976 More coins like this	£3,600

03/07/2010 Auction 128	English Coins	Lot 1186	Crown 1935 Incuse edge Proof in .500 Silver. ESC 377A (R6). The edge legend on this type is much less sharply defined than on the specimen Crown of this year. The edge itself is sharper and gives the impression of being somewhat broader than the 1935 Specimen Crown. The fields are distinguished by a more mirror-like finish and display a superior strength of detail and strike. nFDC with a pleasant mottled green and gold tone. Excessively Rare and possibly the finest known example. Note: This specimen is superior to the E D J. Van Roekel Collection (lot 259) example sold by Spink (15.12. 2001) and considerably better than a specimen sold by Morton and Eden (sale 2.12.2009 lot 263) described as ‘somewhat impaired by past polishing, with minor edge bruises and surface marks, about extremely fine.? This last piece achieved an auction price of £1600 plus buyers premium. More coins like this	£2,200

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