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Roman Imperial coin Antonius Pius 138-161, silver Denarius, bare head, bearded bust obverse, seated figure with bow reverse, Alexandria mint, 2.99...

Roman Imperial coin Lucilla AD 161-169 wife of Lucius verus, silver Denarius, braided hair in bun to bust obverse, Venus Victrix reverse, 2.33g, 1...

Roman Imperial coin Julia Domna, (died AD 217) wife of Septimus Severus, silver Denarius braided hair to bust obverse, Diana Lucifera reverse, 2.9...

Roman Imperial coin Severus Alexander, AD 272-235, silver Denarius, Laureate head obverse, unclear legend, standing figure 3.5g, 19mm diameter  ....

Roman Imperial coin Gordian III AD238-244, silver Denarius, crowned head obverse, Aequitas with scales and sceptre reverse 4.32g, 2.2mm diameter t...

Roman Imperial coin Macibia AD244-249, wife of Philip I silver Denarius, braided hair to bust obverse, Concordia Augg reverse, 3.32g, 2.4mm diamet...

Roman Imperial coin, Trajan Decius AD 249-251, silver Denarius, crowned bust obverse, Victoria Aug reverse 4.82g, 2.1mm diameter, together with a ...

Roman Imperial coin, Valerian II 254-260, silver Denarius or Antoninanus crowned and bearded bust obverse, Victoria Aug reverse 3.17g, 2mm diameter

Roman Imperial coin Diocletian 284-305 AD, silver Argenteus, crowned and bearded bust obverse, Concordia Augg, reverse, 3.86g, 20mm diameter, stru...

Roman Imperial coin Constantine II 337-361 AD, silver half Siliquica, pearl diademed, draped bust, legend DM Constantivs obverse - VOTIS XXX MVTIS...

Roman Imperial coin Julian II AD 361-363, silver half siliqua, pearl diademed, draped bust, obverse, VOTIS V MULTIS X within wreath reverse, 1.91g...

Roman silver Denarius, Caesar laureate head obverse, seated figure reverse, legend Cositer Triot, 2.9g, 18mm diameter  ...[more]

Edward I or II London Mint silver penny, diameter 19mm, weight 1.4g

James VI of Scotland 1602 quarter silver thistle merk, obverse crowned shield containing lion rampant; reverse thistle, diameter 17mm, weight 0.5g...

Henry VIII young head hammered penny, small crack

Elizabeth I 1570 silver sixpence, good portrait, F+-VF ...[more]

Queen Anne 1711 silver sixpence F+-VF

Charles I Parliament shilling together with an Elizabeth I penny, both poor fine

Elizabeth I 1658 sixpence NVF, good portrait S2562

William III 1700 halfpenny, GF - near VF, toned with some lustre, together with two further examples, both around F

Three William III halfpennies, 1697, 1699 and 1700, all around F+

William III 1700 halfpenny, T over A in Britannia, F+ - near VF

William III 1699 and 1700 halfpennies, F+ - VF

William III 1697 and 1690/99 halfpennies, both obverses VF, some lustre and toning

William III 1695 halfpenny VF obverse with toning and lustre, weak reverse with lustre

William III 1699 halfpenny, date error 16199, VF, some light pitting with lustre

Philip V of Spain 1719 four Maravedis copper or bronze coin VF+

George I 1721 'I over O' farthing together with a 1771 George III halfpenny, both VF, Victorian copper halfpenny and farthing 1849 and 1853 F-VF, ...

George I 1719 halfpennies, one F+-VF, the other poor fine

George II 1729 halfpenny young cuirassed bust, die no 1, toning and lustre, F+ - VF

George II 1729 halfpenny, young cuirassed bust, toning and some lustre, VF

George II 1750 halfpenny, old head cuirassed bust, VF-EF, toned

George II 1749 halfpenny, old head curaissed bust, with original lustre and some toning, VF-EF

George II 1739 halfpenny, young curaissed bust, toned, weak strike to Britannia's face, toned VF, and a George III 1775 halfpenny, F

George II 1729 halfpenny, young curaissed bust, ball under Britannia's spear head, original lustre obverse, toning reverse, VF-EF

George II 1734 halfpenny, young curaissed bust, some lustre and toning, VF-EF

George II 1749 halfpenny, old curaissed bust, some lustre and toning, VF-EF

George II 1731 halfpenny, young curaissed bust, slight mis-strike, uneven border beads, near EF

George II 1734 halfpenny, young curaissed bust, VF obverse, F reverse

George II 1734 young head half penny, together with a 1752 older head example, both GF/NVF

George II 1757 sixpence, old head plain angles reverse, together with a 1787 George III first head, no hearts reverse example

George III 1797 cartwheel penny, 10 laurel leaves, toned, EF-unc

George III 1797 cartwheel penny, 10 laurel leaves, EF-unc, toned

George III 1806 copper penny, unc with toning and lustre

George III 1806 copper halfpenny, unc with toning and lustre

George III 1763 Maundy twopence

Two George III crowns 1819 and 1820, together with a Queen Victoria Jubilee double florin 1889

George III 1820 crown F+ together with an 1816 shilling  ...[more]

George IV 1822 Irish penny, laureate head, obverse with crowned harp reverse, EF - unc, toned

George IV 1826 copper penny, laureate head, Britannia reverse, toned with some lustre, VF-EF, scratch to cheek obverse

George IV 1826 copper penny, laureate head, Britannia reverse, toned VF-EF

George IV 1825 copper penny, laureate head obverse, Britannia reverse, toned EF- near unc

George IIII 1822 crown. F+VF-

British Ionion Islands 1834 KPATOE coin  ...[more]

William IV 1831 copper penny, bare head obverse, Britannia reverse, plain edge EF+ with residual lustre

William IV 1834 copper penny, bare head obverse, Britannia reverse, plain edge, EF+ - near unc, some lustre

William IV 1837 copper penny, bare head obverse, Britannia reverse, plain edge, some striking flaws / old scratches, detail VF

Queen Victoria 1846 copper penny, OT, far colon after DEF, EF+ - unc, some lustre

Queen Victoria 1846 copper penny, OT close colon after DEF, EF+ - unc, some lustre

Queen Victoria 1851 copper penny, OT, medium distance colon after DEF, unc, some lustre