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Preisdatenbank abonnieren♦Ancient Greece, Colony of Sicily, Akragas Silver Didrachm, circa 500-480 BC, obv. eagle standing right, A K above & R (A) below, rev. incuse circle containing a crab, below the crab is a small male head facing right & wearing a headband; diameter 18mm, wt. 8.31g, .932 silver (tested & verified); obv. light scratches & hairlines, rev. similar but with small area of blue/gold toning, VG/Fine+ RARE
♦A Collection of 15 x European Silver Coins, 17th to 19th century, comprising: Austrian States, Tyrol, 20 kreuzer 1809 insurrection coinage issued under Andreas Hofer (the leader of the Tyrolean insurrection against Napoleon), hairlines & minor toning spots, scarce AEF; Denmark, 8 skilling 1620n, minor flat spots in legends & flan slightly bent, RARE AFine/Fine, 4 skilling 1728CW verdigris stains o/wise GFine, 4 skilling 1764 HSK obv. scratches o/wise Fine & 12 skilling 1720 AVF; Norway, 8 skilling 1785 HIAB minor flecking & toning spots GFine to AVF & 1 krone 1897 light contact marks & hairlines, toning spots AVF/VF; Netherlands, 25 cents 1825 trivial contact marks VF to GVF & 10 cents 1828 rev. scratches o/wise AVF; Italy, 50 centesimi 1863N BN Fine to GFine, Italian States, Tuscany, Second Provisional Government 50 centesimi 1860, Florence Mint, GFine to AVF; Russia grivennik (10 kopeks) 1783, obv. bust of Catherine II worn Fair o/wise Fine & 3 x German States: Free City of Lubeck 4 Schilling 1728 JJJ Fine, Hamburg 1 Schilling 1855 light rev. scratches o/wise VF & Nassau 1 kreuzer 1833, toned AEF
♦9 x Far Eastern Silver Coins comprising: Straits Settlements 50 cents 1905 obv. crowned bust of Edward VII, wt. 13.63g, .800 silver, minor contact marks/hairlines VF+, Hong Kong 50 cents 1904 obv. crowned bust of Edward VII, wt. 13.52g, .800 silver, contact marks AVF, British India 3 x rupees: 1840 obv. Victoria young ‘Indian’ head, 19 berries, small diamonds, dot after date, wt. 11.65g, .917 silver; scratch on bust, minor contact marks, attractively toned with underlying lustre VF, 1901 obv. crowned bust of Victoria, wt. 11.68g, .917 silver, light contact marks, minor rim imperfections, toned GVF & 1907 obv. bust of Edward VII, wt. 11.68g, .917 silver, lustrous AVF/VF, Thailand baht, no date (1876-1900), obv. bust of Rama V, rev. State arms flanked by flags, temple buildings in background, wt. 15.28g, .925 silver, light hairlines/contact marks & toning spots AVF/VF, Japan 50 sen, Mutsuhito (Meiji) 1867-1912, yr 4 (1871), type I, obv. dragon within 19mm beaded circle, rev. sunburst within beaded circle & wreath, chrysanthemum above, wt. 12.38g, .800 silver, minor contact marks, good edge, scarce VF, Indian Princely States, Hyderabad rupee AH1321/38 (1904-1905AD), obv. Chahar Minar gateway between minarets, wt. 11.23g, .818 silver, good edge & surfaces GVF & Tibet trade rupee, no date (1902-1911) obv. bust of Chinese Emperor Guangxu right, rev. ornate floral wreath around Chinese characters & horizontal rosette, 11.49g, .935 silver, minor contact marks AVF to VF.
5 x World Silver Coins, comprising: Australia, Elizabeth II 1 dollar 2005, rev. 60th ANNIVERSARY OF THE END OF WWII 1945-2005, blank centre, weight 31.41g; 2 x Canada, Elizabeth II 5 dollars 1995 'Silver Bullion Coinage' KM# 187, and 2005 '60th Anniversary of Victory - WWII' KM# 556.1, both .999 silver, weights 31.51g and 31.38g respectively; China, 10 yuan 2002, rev. Panda in bamboo forest, 1oz Ag .999 above, denomination below, .999 silver, weight 31.37g; and Netherlands, Beatrix 1oz 1992, obv. diademed bust left, '999' to right, rev. national arms, Koninklijke Nederlandse Munt mark to right, .999 silver, weight 31.33g; loose with light contact marks, otherwise AUNC.
Mixed Lot, to include: USA, 'Morgan' dollar 1921, obv. Liberty head left, rev. variation on the Great Seal, KM# 110, light contact marks, otherwise lustrous ABU; George V, 'Silver Jubilee' crown 1935, obv. bare head left, rev. St. George and the Dragon, regnal year incuse on edge, S.4048, AEF; Bermuda, Elizabeth II crown 1959, '350th Anniversary of settlement of Bermuda', KM# 13m .925 silver, weight 28.26g, ABU; New Zealand, George VI crown 1949, 'Proposed Royal Visit', KM# 22, .500 silver, weight 28.28g, ABU; Southern Rhodesia, Elizabeth II crown 1953, KM# 27, .500 silver, weight 28.41g, ABU; 5 x cupro-nickel commemorative crowns; a small quantity of uncirculated decimal and pre-decimal currency; and world banknotes, comprising: Brazil: Tesoura Nacional, Estampa 2A 1962-1963 issue, 5 cruzeiros (Pick 176d); Bulgaria: 200 leva 1951 (Pick 87); 5 x China: Central Bank of Communications 5 yuan 1935 (Pick 154); and 4 x Bank of China: 10 yuan 1937 (Pick 81), 10 yuan 1940 (Pick 85), 5 yuan 1937 (Pick 80), 5 yuan 1940 (Pick 84), and Japanese Occupation: 5 yen 1938; Hong Kong: one cent (Pick 325); Indonesia: 50 sen 1964 (Pick 94); Malaya: Japanese Occupation $10 MP (Pick M7); Paraguy: 1 guarani (Pick 193); South Korea: 10 jeon 1962 (Pick 28); Spain: 5 pesetas 1935 (Pick 85); and Yugoslavia: 1 dinar 1944 issue (Pick 48).
Elizabeth II, Proof Half Sovereign 1989, '500th Anniversary of the First Gold Sovereign 1489-1989', obv. the Queen crowned and seated in King Edward's chair with orb and sceptre, rev. ANNIVERSARY OF THE GOLD SOVEREIGN 1489-1989 around crowned shield set within Tudor rose, design by Bernard Sindall, limited edition no. 7899, encapsulated in Royal Mint case of issue with certificate of authenticity, some very minor light contact marks to the obv. field, otherwise near FDC.
♦British India, Madras Presidency, East India company Gold 5 Rupees (⅓ Mohur), no date (1820), obv. 'ENGLISH EAST INDIA COMPANY' around company shield of arms without supporters, surmounted by a lion rampant guardant holding a crown, rev. denomination and name of East India Company in Persian, diameter 19.5mm, weight 3.89g, .920 gold (tested and verified), light hairlines and very minor rim imperfections, otherwise good edge and surfaces, lustrous AEF.
♦Japan, Hammered Gold and Silver Koban (1 Ryo), undated (1837-1858), Tempo era, elongated oval shaped 60mm by 31mm, weight 11.18g, .698 gold and .302 silver (tested and verified), obv. two rectangular stamps with value and signature of the Mint Official, and two fan-shaped Kiri crests, rev. three authorisation stamps, numerous scratches on rev. and light wear along obv. edges, otherwise very well struck, flan not bent or crimped, EF RARE
Muscat and Oman, Gold Saidi Rial 1970 [AH1390], struck to commemorate the introduction of the new Saidi currency in 1970, obv. arms within inner circle, border of dhows and palm trees beyond, rev. denomination above date in centre, .916 (22ct) gold, weight 46.59g, limited mint run of 350, KM# 31b, housed in original presentation case, light contact marks, otherwise GEF.Please note that the plastic wrapping containing the coin has been opened leading to numerous light contact marks on both faces of the coin.
Mixed Commemorative Coinage and Proof Sets, to include: George VI 'Coronation' crown 1937, obv. bare head left, rev. shield of arms above denomination and date, light contact marks, otherwise AEF; USA, silver proof dollar 1991, 'USO 50th Anniversary', obv. eagle standing on globe, rev. USO pennant, .900 silver, weight 27.73g, encapsulated in US Mint case of issue with certificate of authenticity, FDC; Maria Theresa thaler 1790x, BU; 3 x UK proof sets: 1970 8 coins from halfcrown to halfpenny, 1980 6-coin set from 50p to halfpenny, and 1984 8-coin set from £1 to halfpenny; Britain's First Decimal Coins; 22 x cupro-nickel crowns, including Gibraltar 2004 'D-Day Landings' in Westminster Mint case of issue etc., together with a small quantity of AE coinage, including 2 x George III halfpennies 1775 (holed at 12 o'clock) and 1806; 5 x farthings: 1799, 1822 (holed), 1839, 1868 and 1885 (holed); and a USA, nickel 1911; Fair to Fine.
Mixed Lot to include pre-decimal silver and cupro-nickel halfcrowns, florins, and shillings etc., mostly GEF to AUNC, the pre-1947 silver with gross weight 192.1g; German East Africa, Wilhelm II 1 rupee 1905J, obv. helmeted bust left, rev. denomination with wreath, GFine; Isle of Man, Victoria halfpenny 1839, obv young head left, rev. Triskeles, GFine; Jersey, Victoria twelfth shilling 1881, light contact marks otherwise AEF; and other assorted British and commonwealth coinage.
Sweden, Charles XI Silver Mark (8 Ore) 1665, obv. CAROLUS REX SVEGIAE, left facing bust, rev. three crowns divide date and denomination, mm arrow between two stars for Abraham Kock, diameter 25.1mm, weight 3.62g, KM# 240, Ahlstrom 159b, appears slightly light for issue although well worn, VG SCARCE.
♦2 x Switzerland, Commemorative Medals comprising: (1) Zwingli/Reformation Bicentennial 1719, obv. MAGISTER HULDRICUS ZVINGLI around bust of Ulrich Zwingli left in clerical peaked cap & gown, designer’s initials HIG (Hans Jacob Gessner) below left shoulder, 48 & 1531 in exergue (Zwingli’s age at the year of his death); rev. a 9-line Latin inscription which translates as ‘After Two Centuries Preserving the Pure Light of the Gospels, on the Ist of January 1719 Zurich Offered Public Prayers of Gratitude to Christ;’ the medal commemorates the 200th anniversary of Zwingli’s teaching in Zurich as one of the leaders of the Protestant Reformation; diameter 36mm, 21.92g, .939 silver (tested & verified), minor contact marks & faint hairlines o/wise good edge & surfaces, lustrous GEF & (2) 50th Anniversary of Geneva Joining the Swiss Confederation 1864, obv. UN POUR TOUS – TOUS POUR UN - 12 SEPTEMBRE 1814 around two standing female figures symbolising Geneva & Switzerland,, both facing & each carrying a sword, rev. 50me ANNIVERSAIRE DE LA RÉUNION DE GENÈVE A LA SUISSE around circle of oak leaves enclosing CÉLÉBRÉ A GENÈVE LE 12 SEPTRE 1864; diameter 46mm, wt. 56.72g, silver-plated brass, silvering worn in part of obv field to right of figures & also lower half of rev. worn o/wise good edge & surfaces EF.
18th and 19th Century Commemorative Medals, comprising: Peace of Amiens 1802, obv. MARQUIS CORNWALLIS BRITISH PLENIPOTENTIARY AT AMIENS, left facing bust, rev. POST NUBILA PHOEBUS, Britannia seated holding a tablet, cherub carrying cornucopia, DEFIN.TREATY.SIGN.D MDCCCII in exergue, white metal, diameter 38.5mm, weight 19.5g, variation on Eimer 942, light contact marks, otherwise VF; Coronation of Queen Victoria 1838, obv. VICTORIA QUEEN OF GREAT BRITAIN BORN MAY 24. 1819, crowned bust left, rev. LONG LIVE THE QUEEN above Victoria enthroned, CORONATION JUNE 28 1838 in exergue, white metal, diameter 38.6mm, weight 15.6g, holed at 12 o'clock, otherwise VF; Coronation of George V 1911, obv. KING GEORGE V & QUEEN MARY, conjoined busts facing left, rev. TO COMMEMORATE THE CORONATION OF THEIR MAJESTIES KING GEORGE V AND QUEEN MARY 1911 inscribed within wreath, crown above, white metal, diameter 26.3mm, weight 7.59g, holed at 12 o'clock, edge dents, otherwise VF; and 3 x Netherlands: (1) Inauguration of Willem August as Sovereign Prince of the United Netherlands 1814, obv. WILLEM D.G.G. PRINS VAN ORANJE NASSAU, bare Head left, rev. SOUVEREIN VORST DER VEREENIGDE NEDERLANDEN around closed wreath with GEHULDIGD [TE] AMSTERDAM MDCCXIV. inscribed in four lines, diameter 23mm, weight 4.4g, some loss to reverse inscription, otherwise near Fine; (2) Inauguration of Willem II as King of the Netherlands 1840, obv. WILLEM II KONING DER NEDERLANDEN on five lines, rev. INGEHULDIGD XXVIII NOV: MDCCCXL, Royal regalia above the 'Grondwet' ('Constitution'), diameter 23.1mm, weight 5.8g, light contact marks, otherwise EF; and (3) Inauguration of Willem III as King of the Netherlands 1849, obv. WILLEM III KONIG DER NEDERLANDEN inscribed in four lines within wreath, outer legend INGEHULDIGD XII MEI MDCCCXLIX., rev. sword and sceptre crossed behind the constitution, crown above, framed within wreath, diameter 23.2mm, weight 5.49g, AEF.
British Copper and Bronze Coinage, to include: George III, 'Cartwheel' halfpenny 1799, SoHo Mint, obv. laureate and draped bust right, rev. Britannia, six gunports in relief, small corrosion mark to centre of bust, otherwise AEF; 5 x Victoria, comprising: 'Young Head' penny 1851, rev. ornamental trident prongs, colon away from DEF, near Fine; farthing 1875H, Birmingham Mint, rev. mm H below date, Fine; half farthing 1844, rev. crowned value and date, Fine/GFine; one third farthing 1885, for use in Malta, rev. crowned value and date, EF; quarter farthing 1852, for use in Ceylon (Sri Lanka), rev. crowned value and date, light contact marks otherwise VF; and
14 x Canada 19th Century Provincial Tokens, comprising: 4 x Lower Canada: Montreal sou undated, rev. TOKEN MONTREAL around denomination within wreath, purple toning, near Fine; 2 x Quebec Bank 2 sous/penny 1837 and 1852, near Fine to AVF; Quebec Bank sou/halfpenny 1837, near Fine; and Victoria one cent 1864; Upper Canada halfpenny 1854, rev. arms of the Bank of Upper Canada, AEF; 4 x New Brunswick: 2 x pennies 1843 and 1854, the former Poor to Fair, the latter with light contact marks, otherwise EF; and halfpenny 1843, Fine/AVF; Newfoundland silver 50 cents 1896, VG; and 4 x Nova Scotia: 2 x imitation pennies 1832, KM# 2a, Poor to Fair; Victoria penny 1856 L.C.W., near Fine/Fine; and an imitation halfpenny 1832, VG; together with 7 x one cents: 1859, 1887, 1896, 1899, 1900, 1901 and 1913, near Fine to Fine; and a quantity of silver coinage, including an Elizabeth II dollar 1958 '100th anniversary of the foundation of British Columbia', near Fine/Fine, 25 cents, 10 cents etc., gross weight 117.5g.
♦Romano-Celtiberian, Silver Drachm (circa 200-150BC), struck in the city of Osca (called Bolskan in the local Iberian language) in the Citerior Province of North-East Spain, legends in Iberian script; obv. head with short beard facing right, Iberian letters behind reading BoN, rev. horseman with spear galloping right, Iberian legend below reading ‘BoLSKaN;’ 17mm, 3.82g, .972 silver (tested & verified), good edge & surfaces, light golden toning, GFine to AVF
8 x Tokens and Medals, to include: York, Cattle and Barber silver sixpence 1811, obv. YORK above coat of arms between crossed olive and palm branches, date below, stem of palm between 1s in date, rev. SIX PENCE SILVER TOKEN around central inscription reading CATTLE AND BARBER, top of B aligns to bottom of S, Davis 73, Fine; Norwich, halfpenny 1772, edge inscribed IOHN HARVEY OF NORWICH, obv. arms of Norwich, date above, rev. worker operating loom, diameter 28.2mm, VF; Middlesex, halfpenny 1795, obv. SISE LANE HALFPENNY over City of London seated before St. Paul's cathedral, rev. KING LORDS COMMONS around crowned triangle inscribed BR CONSTITUTION, diameter 30mm, S&W 46, VF; Ching's Worm Lozenges advertising halfpenny token, obv. I CHING PATENTEE WORM LOZENGES THE BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD exterior legend, EACH SOLD IN BOXES AT 3/6 PACKETS 1S AND SMALL PACKETS AT 6D inner legend, profile bust left, rev. BY EVERY PRINCIPAL MEDICINE VENDER IN THE KINGDOM around royal crest, diameter 28mm, VF; Dorchester farthing 1669, obv. arms of Dorchester within beaded circle, rev. H D above date, wavy flan, heavily oxidized, otherwise Good; Birmingham, promissory farthing 1792, obv. IOHN HOWARD F R S around profile bust left, rev. PROMISSORY FARTHING BIRMINGHAM around monogrammed HH, date above, diameter 21.1mm, Fine; Lord Nelson's Flagship Foudroyant 1897 AE medal, struck to commemorate the loss of the Foudroyant off Blackpool on 16th June 1897, obv. HORATION VISCOUNT NELSON above uniformed facing bust, rev. "FOUDROYANT" LORD NELSON'S "FLAGSHIP", MEDAL STRUCK FROM COPPER OF VESSEL AFTER BREAKING UP, ship left at anchor, diameter 37.8mm, Eimer 1813, light contact marks, otherwise EF; and Coronation of Edward VII 1902 white metal medal, rev. arms of the Borough of Launceston, diameter 37.5mm, pierced at 12 o'clock (partially repaired), otherwise Fine.
Mixed Maundy Oddments and Silver Coinage, comprising: 2 x Charles II: maundy groat 1679 obv. draped bust right, rev. four interlinked Cs, emblems of the Union in angles, S.3384, VG to near Fine; and maundy penny 1673 obv. draped bust right, rev. crowned C, S.3390, small edge nick at 11 o'clock, otherwise GVF; George IV shilling 1826, obv. bare head left, rev. lion on crown, S.3812, Fine; William IV shilling 1834, obv. bare head right, rev. crowned denomination within wreath, S.3835, Fine; 6 x Victoria: shilling 1874 rev. plain 4 in date, die number 28, Fair; sixpence Poor; maundy 4d 1838 obv. young head left, rev. crowned 4 divides date, S.3917, GVF/AEF; groat 1840 rev. round O in date, S.3913, Bull 3327, ESC 1934A, VG; maundy 3d 1838 rev. crowned 3 divides date, S.3918, peripheral toning, light contact marks, otherwise AEF; and three-halfpence 1843 rev. crowned denomination above date, issued for colonial use, S.3915, GVF to AEF; 2 x George V: halfcrown 1920 and shilling 1924, Fair; 8 x threepences, including Victoria, George V and George VI; South African Republic 2 shillings 1897, obv. Paul Kruger bust left, rev. arms within legend, KM# 6, Fine; Prussia Wilhelm I silver groschen 1870A, obv. bare head right, rev. denomination and date within legend, KM# 485, darkly toned, GFine; Netherlands 10 cents 1897, Fair; and Morocco dirham 1881 [AH1299], rev. date in centre of Arabic script, KM Y# 5, VF.
Maundy Oddments, comprising: George III 4d 1772, obv. young laureate and draped bust right, rev. crowned 4, AVF; Edward VII 2d 1907, bare head right, rev. crowned 2 divides date, attractive blue toning, light contact marks, otherwise AEF; George II 1d 1746, obv. young laureate and draped bust left, rev. large crowned 1, encapsulated in glass bevelled mount, otherwise lustrous GEF; Victoria 1d 1844, obv. young head left, rev. crowned 1 within wreath, GFine; and Edward VII 1d 1902, bare head right, rev. crowned 1 divides date, mounted as a pendant, otherwise VF.
Mixed British Silver and Maundy Oddments, to include: Anne sixpence 1711, obv. draped bust left, rev. crowned cruciform shields, plain angles, S.619, Good/VG; George I shilling 1723, rev. SSC in angles, S.3647, warped flan, otherwise VG; 2 x George II: sixpence 1758 obv. old laureate and draped bust, rev. plain angles, S.3711, near Fine/GFine; and maundy 1d 1739 rev. crowned 1 dividing date, S.3715A, Fine; 3 x George III: sixpence 1787 rev. semée of hearts in Hanoverian shield, S.3749, AVF; maundy 2d 1780 rev. crowned 2 divides date, S.3756, holed at 12 o'clock, Fair; and maundy 1d 1770 rev. crowned 1 divides date, light scratches, GVF; and 2 x Victoria: maundy 2d 1848 rev. crowned 2 divides date, Good; and three-halfpence 1860, for colonial use, rev. crowned denomination within wreath, VG.
♦A Collection of 25 x Pre-Victorian Shillings and Sixpences, comprising: 13 x shillings: Anne 1707E* second draped bust Fair, George I 1723 first laureate and draped bust, rev. SSC in angles, minor obv. flecking Fine/VF, George II 1743 rev. roses in angles AVF/VF, and 1745 LIMA(x2) Fine, George III 1816 VG, 1817 RRITT die flaw, obv. scratches/pitting GFine to AVF, and 1819/8 AFine, George IV 1824, 1826(x2) Fair to VG, and William IV 1834(x2) GFine and AFine; and 12 x sixpences: Anne 1708E* Fair, George II 1757(x4) one VF and 3 x Fine, and 1758(x2) AVF obv. and rev. flecking and VG, George III 1787(x2) laureate and draped bust, no semée of hearts, minor flecking blue/gold tone GVF, and with semée of hearts VG to AFine, 1816 laureate head, light scratches/hairlines AVG, and 1817 pitted surfaces VG, and William IV 1837 Fair/VG.
♦A Collection of 19th Century Crowns and Halfcrowns, comprising: 3 x crowns: George III crown 1820 LX, George IV crown 1821 SECUNDO, and Victoria crown 1844 VIII Young Head, cinquefoil stops; and 13 x halfcrowns: George III 1816 and 1817 large laureate bust, 1817, 1818 and 1819 small laureate head, George IV 1820 and 1821 laureate head left, rev. lightly garnished crowned shield, 1823 rev. crowned shield in garter and collar, and 1825 bare head left, rev. crowned shield with crest, William IV 1834 WW in script on truncation, 1835 and 1836, and Victoria 1846 Young Head; 16 coins in total, majority with contact marks, all with light toning, generally VG to GFine.
Victoria, 'Gothic' Crown 1847 UNDECIMO, obv. Victoria dei gratia britanniar. reg: f: dâ‹… ('Victoria by the grace of God Queen of the Britons and Defender of the Faith'), in textualis lettering, 'Gothic' type bust left, rev. tueatur unita deus anno dom mdcccxlvii ('May God guard the united, the year of our Lord 1847'), crowned cruciform shields, emblems of the Union in angles, decus et tutamen anno regni undecimo in raised lettering on edge, S.3833, Bull 2571, ESC 288, with original Spink ticket, light contact marks, otherwise AEF.Ex Spink & Son lot 505 sale no. 32 30/11/83 (or 1/12/83, two sale dates given)
3 x Victoria Crowns including: 'Young Head' 1845, rev. crowned shield, regnal year VIII and cinquefoil stops on edge, S.3882, Bull 2564, near Fine; 'Jubilee Head' 1892, rev. Pistrucci, S.3921, Bull 2592, Fine; and 'Old Head' 1893, rev. Pistrucci, regnal year LVI on raised edge, S.3937, Bull 2593, minor rim imperfections and light contact marks, otherwise toned GEF.
Victoria, a Complete Set of 1887 Jubilee Head Silver Coins comprising: crown: light contact marks & hairlines o/wise lightly toned GVF to AEF, double florin: Arabic 1 in date, minor contact marks o/wise lightly toned with underlying lustre VF, halfcrown: minor rim imperfections o/wise lightly toned AEF, florin: obv. toning spots & hairlines, faint scratch on Queen’s cheek GVF, shilling: good edge & surfaces, light blue/gold tone VF to GVF, sixpence: obv. JEB below truncation, rev. Shield in Garter, a few faint hairlines o/wise good edge & surfaces AVF & threepence: good edge & surfaces, light blue/gold tone AEF.
♦11 x Victoria, Jubilee Head Silver Coins, comprising: crown 1891 contact marks both sides, scratches on bust otherwise GVF, 2 x halfcrowns 1888 lustrous EF and 1889 hairlines, minor contact marks, light blue/gold tone AEF, florin 1887 minor hairlines/contact marks, peripheral golden tone EF, 4 x shillings 1887(x3) one with long scratch in obv. field and 1891 large Jubilee Head, all with contact marks VF to GVF, sixpence 1889 minor contact marks AEF, and 2 x threepences 1888 and 1889 rim imperfections, AEF to EF.
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