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Lot 44

ELIZABETH II. ISLE OF MAN HALF SOVEREIGN, 1973. Obv: Bust left. Rev: St George and Dragon. UNC. (1 coin)

Lot 440

ANNE. PEACE OF UTRECHT MEDAL, 1713. Struck in AR, by J. Croker. Obv: Draped bust left. Rev: Britannia standing holding olive branch, with ships and farming scene. 16.3g, 35mm dia. VF. E 360; MI ii, 400/257; v. Loon V, 230, 6.

Lot 441

GEORGE I. CORONATION MEDAL, 1714. Struck in AR, by J. Croker. Obv: Laureate, armoured and draped bust right. Rev: The King enthroned, crowned by Britannia. 14.9g, 34mm dia. GVF. E 470; MI ii, 424/9; v. Loon V, 255; Wollaston 11.

Lot 442

CAROLINE. CORONATION MEDAL, 1727. Struck in AR, by J. Croker. Obv: Draped bust left. Rev: Queen standing between Religion and Britannia. 18.1g, 34mm dia. AVF. E 512; MI ii, 480/8; Wollaston 14.

Lot 443

GEORGE III. CORONATION MEDAL, 1761. Struck in AR, by L. Natter. Obv: Laureate and armoured bust right. Rev: The King enthroned, crowned by Britannia. 23g, 34mm dia. VF. E 694; BHM 22-23; Wollaston 16; Nau 151-4.

Lot 444

QUEEN CHARLOTTE. CORONATION MEDAL, 1761. Struck in AR, by L. Natter. Obv: Draped bust right. Rev: The Queen standing, crowned by Fame. 17.7g, 34mm dia. VF. E 696; BHM 65-6; Wollaston 22; Nau 155-7.

Lot 445

GEORGE III. ACCESSION OF GEORGE III MEDAL, 1760. Struck in AE, by T. Pingo. Obv: Armoured and draped bust left. Rev: Britannia standing beside a lion and objects. 26.8g, 41mm dia. AUNC, dark brown toning. E 683; BHM 3; Pingo 17.

Lot 447

GEORGE III. RECOVERY OF HEALTH MEDAL, 1789. Struck in AR, by J.P. Droz. Obv: Laureate bust right. Rev: Snake entwined around a tripod with a burning altar. First type obverse die, signed 'D.F.'. 18.9g, 35mm dia. AUNC, toned with some blueing. E 827; GHM 311; Storer 6173.

Lot 449

GEORGE III. FOUNDATION OF CHRISTCHURCH BIRMINGHAM MEDAL, 1805. Struck in AR, by T. Webb. Obv: Bust right. Rev: Christchurch within legend. 38.1g, 42mm dia. AEF. BHM 601.

Lot 45

ELIZABETH II. ISLE OF MAN HALF SOVEREIGN, 1973. Obv: Bust left. Rev: St George and Dragon. UNC. (1 coin)

Lot 450

GEORGE III. FOUNDATION OF CHRISTCHURCH BIRMINGHAM MEDAL, 1805. Struck in AE, by T. Webb. Obv: Bust right. Rev: Christchurch within legend. 32.6g, 42mm dia. EF. BHM 601.

Lot 456

GEORGE IV. CORONATION MEDAL, 1821. Struck in AE, by Thompson and Jones. Obv: Laureate and draped bust left. Rev: The King enthroned, crowned by Britannia, Hibernia and Scotia. 67.9g, 54mm dia. AEF. E 1143; BHM 1091.

Lot 457

GEORGE IV. CORONATION MEDAL, 1821. Struck in AE, probably by J.G. Hancock. Obv: Laureate bust left. Rev: Crown over open wreath of national flowers. 37.6g, 46mm dia. E 1145; BHM 1076.

Lot 458

GEORGE IV. VISIT TO IRELAND MEDAL, 1821. Struck in AE. Obv: Laureate and draped bust left. Rev: Irish harp, crowned, within a spray of rose, thistle and shamrock. 18.1g, 34mm dia. EF, with lustre. E 1049; BHM 1117.

Lot 46

CHARLES II. CROWN, 1662. Obv: Draped and laureate bust right, rose below. Rev: Crowned cruciform shields with interlinked C's in angles. Edge not dated. AVF. (1 coin)

Lot 460

DEATH OF PRINCESS CHARLOTTE MEDAL, 1817. Struck in AE, by T. Webb and G. Mills. Obv: Draped bust, hair decorated with roses. Rev: Britannia seated mournfully beside funerary urn, "WEEP BRITAIN THOU HAST LOST THE EXPECTANCY AND ROSE OF THE FAIR STATE". 59.3g, 50mm dia. EF, toned. E 1097; BHM 941.

Lot 462

WILLIAM IV. ACCESSION MEDAL, 1830. Struck in AE, by E. Thomason. Obv: Bare head of the King right. Rev: Draped bust of Queen Adelaide right. 66.7g, 55mm dia. EF, light brown toning. E 1221; BHM 1423.

Lot 465

VICTORIA. CORONATION MEDALS, 1838. Struck in AR and AE, by B. Pistrucci. Obv: Diademed bust left. Rev: The Queen enthroned receiving the crown from Britannia, Hibernia and Scotia. 19.2g, 24.4g, 36mm dia. GVF. E 1315; BHM; 1801; Wollaston 26; WE 88.

Lot 466

RESTORATION OF THE ROYAL EXCHANGE MEDAL, 1844. Struck in AE, by W. Wyon. Obv: Bust of Thomas Gresham left wearing cap. Rev: Facade of the Royal Exchange behind a statue of Queen Victoria with orb and sceptre. 253.3g, 74mm dia. EF, toned. E 1390; BHM 2185; Taylor 146x; WE 435.

Lot 468

OPENING OF THE VICTORIA BRIDGE, CANADA, MEDAL, 1860. Struck in AE, by J.S. Wyon, rev after M.D. Wyatt. Obv: Bust left. Rev: Prince's plumes and coronet within a wreath, "VISITED CANADA AND INAUGURATED THE VICTORIA BRIDGE. 1860." In original leather box stamped "Joseph S. Wyon...". 61.2g, 48mm dia. E 1535; BHM 2669; Leroux 641; Moyaux 85; WE 822.

Lot 47

WILLIAM III. CROWN, 1695. Obv: Draped and laureate bust right. Rev: Crowned cruciform shields. AF. (1 coin)

Lot 470

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, TERCENTENARY OF BIRTH, 1564-1864. Struck in AE, by L.C. Wyon, rev after J. Bell. Obv: Bust of Shakespeare left, encircled by titles of his thirty-nine works, signature within wreath in exerge. Rev: Shakespeare seated upon clouds, facing, with three female figures. 128.2g, 64mm dia. EF, toned. E 1571; BHM 2815; Ogden 48.

Lot 472

VICTORIA. CALCUTTA EXHIBITION MEDAL, 1883-84. Struck in AE, by J.S. and A.B. Wyon. Obv: Crowned bust left. Rev: Britannia standing beside seated India greeting figures from the Empire. 255.6g, 76mm dia. EF, toned. PUDD 883.2.1.

Lot 473

VICTORIA. GOLDEN JUBILEE MEDAL, 1887. Struck in AR, by J.E. Boehm and F. Leighton. Obv: Crowned and veiled bust left. Rev: Enthroned figure of Empire , flanked by standing figures of Science, Letters and Art, opposite Industry and Agriculture, at their feet, Mercury reclining beside Time. Five shields in exerge inscribed Asia, America, Europe, Australasia and Africa. In the original red leather and velvet lined box, with card insert. 215g, 77mm dia. AUNC. E 1733; BHM 3219; Wollaston 39; WE 2000.

Lot 474

VICTORIA. GOLDEN JUBILEE MEDAL, 1887. Struck in AE, by J.E. Boehm and F. Leighton. Obv: Crowned and veiled bust left. Rev: Enthroned figure of Empire , flanked by standing figures of Science, Letters and Art, opposite Industry and Agriculture, at their feet, Mercury reclining beside Time. Five shields in exerge inscribed Asia, America, Europe, Australasia and Africa. In the original red leather and velvet lined box. 191.4g, 77mm dia. UNC, toned. E 1733; BHM 3219; Wollaston 39; WE 2000.

Lot 475

VICTORIA. GOLDEN JUBILEE MEDAL, 1887. Struck in AE, by A. Wyon. Obv: Crowned, veiled and draped bust left. Rev: Victoria enthroned, flanked by Industry and Neptune, the shields of Britain and Saxe-Coburg-Gotha behind. 158.7g, 64mm dia. UNC, toned. E 1734; BHM 3290; WE 2450.

Lot 476

VICTORIA. GOLDEN JUBILEE MEDAL, 1887. Struck in AR, by M. Rhodes and Sons. Obv: Crowned, veiled and draped bust left. Rev: Inscription within wreath "BOROUGH OF BRADFORD / JUBILEE FESTIVITIES / PRESENTED / TO / Councillor John Rhodes. / BY / ANGUS HOLDEN / MAYOR". In original red velvet box, with newspaper cutting "JUBILEE MEMENTO". 76.9g, 58mm dia. AEF.

Lot 477

HENRY IRVING MEDAL, 1891. Struck in AE, by Messrs L.C. Lauer. Obv: Bust of Irving left. Rev: "HENRY IRVING / 1891.". 80g, 60mm dia. EF, toned. E 1769; BHM 3416; Parkes Weber 132; Svarstad 112.

Lot 478

MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT MEDAL, 1894. Struck in AE, by Messrs L.C. Lauer. Obv: Bust of William Gladstone left. Rev: Fifty-line inscription listing "MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS / YEAR 1894". In original leather and velvet lined box. 347.8g, 95mm dia. AUNC, toned. E 1792; BHM 3468; Parkes Weber 142a.

Lot 48

ANNE. CROWN, 1708 E. Obv: Draped bust left, E below. Rev: Crowned cruciform shields. GF. (1 coin)

Lot 480

VICTORIA. DIAMOND JUBILEE MEDAL, 1897. Struck in AR, by F. Bowcher. Obv: Crowned, laureate and draped bust left. Rev: Royal Arms above "THE BRITISH EMPIRE A.D. 1897", within a border of fifty shields of British Colonies and Protectorates, each identified. In original red leather and velvet lined box. 163.8g, 76mm dia. AEF. Rare. E 1816; BHM 3511; WE 3475A.

Lot 481

VICTORIA. DIAMOND JUBILEE MEDAL, 1897. Struck in AE and gilt, by F. Bowcher. Obv: Crowned, laureate and draped bust left. Rev: Royal Arms above "THE BRITISH EMPIRE A.D. 1897", within a border of fifty shields of British Colonies and Protectorates, each identified. 186.7g, 76mm dia. EF. E 1816; BHM 3511; WE 3475A.

Lot 482

VICTORIA. DIAMOND JUBILEE MEDAL, 1897. Struck in AE, by F. Bowcher. Obv: Crowned, laureate and draped bust left. Rev: Royal Arms above "THE BRITISH EMPIRE A.D. 1897", within a border of fifty shields of British Colonies and Protectorates, each identified. In original red card and velvet lined box. 196.4g, 76mm dia. GEF, toned. E 1816; BHM 3511; WE 3475A.

Lot 483

VICTORIA. DIAMOND JUBILEE MEDAL, 1897. Struck in AR, by F. Bowcher. Obv: Crowned, laureate and draped bust left. Rev: Royal Arms between "THE ROYAL FAMILY / 1837-1897 ", within a border shields displaying the names of members of the Royal Family. 60g, 51mm dia. EF, toned.

Lot 484

VICTORIA. DIAMOND JUBILEE MEDAL, 1897. Struck in AR. Obv: Veiled and draped bust left. Rev: Flags of Great Britain and Argentina crossed within legend. 20.1g, 34mm dia. AUNC, toned. E1822; WE 3150.

Lot 485

VICTORIA. DIAMOND JUBILEE MEDAL, 1897. Struck in PB. Obv: Crowned, veiled and draped bust left. Rev: Britannia seated beside lion. 255g, 78mm dia. GVF, toned. E 1814; BHM 3581; WE 3760A.

Lot 486

VICTORIA. DIAMOND JUBILEE MEDALS, 1897. Struck in AR and AE, by G.W. de Saullers. Obv: Crowned, veiled and draped bust left. Rev: Young head of the Queen left. AR EF, toned, AE GVF, toned. E 1817; BHM 3506; Wollaston 40; WE 3000. (2 medals)

Lot 490

VICTORIA. VISIT TO IRELAND MEDAL, 1900. Struck in AE, by F. Bowcher. 22.7g, 38mm. E 1840; BHM 3662. Golden Jubilee medal, 1887. Struck in AR. "DUKE OF LANCASTER" below bust. 22.5g, 37mm dia. Royal Jubilee Exhibition medal, 1887. Struck in AE and gilt. Believed to be unrecorded in gilt. 42.3g, 45mm dia. BHM 3346. (3 medals)

Lot 496

GREAT EXHIBITION, EXHIBITOR'S MEDAL, 1851. Struck in AE, by W. Wyon. Obv: Bust of Prince Albert left. Rev: A globe, decorated with a scroll inscribed "EXHIBITOR", within a wreath. Edge named to "UNITED KINGDOM. CLASS 3. NO 64.". 64.1g, 44mm dia. EF, toned. E 1459; BHM 2463; Allen 40-1.

Lot 497

GREAT EXHIBITION, EXHIBITOR'S MEDAL, 1851. Struck in AE, by W. Wyon and J.F. Domard. Obv: Bust of Prince Albert left. Rev: A globe, decorated with a scroll inscribed "EXHIBITOR", within a wreath. Edge named to "UNITED KINGDOM. CLASS 10. NO 259.". 63.5g, 44mm dia. EF, toned. E 1459; BHM 2463; Allen 40-1.

Lot 498

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION MEDALS, 1862. Struck in silvered AE, by C. Schnitspahn and J. Wiener. Obv: Bust of Prince Albert left. Rev: Facade of the Exhibition Building. 37g, 41mm dia. GVF. And a similar medal with an alternative reverse, showing the inside of the Exhibition Building. 36.1g, 41mm dia. AEF. E 1556. BHM 2743. (2 medals)

Lot 499

CITY OF LONDON MEDAL. LONDON BRIDGE, OPENED 1831. Struck in AE, by B. Wyon. Obv: Bust of William IV right. Rev: A view of the bridge "COMMENCED 15 JUNE 1825 / OPENED 1. AUGUST / 1831'. 62g. 51mm dia. EF. E 1245, BHM 1544.

Lot 5

VALENS, 364-378 AD. AR MILIARENSE. Obv: Draped and cuirassed bust right wearing pearl diadem. Rev: Valens standing facing with head left holding a standard in right hand, resting the left on a shield. Treveri mint. 4.5g, 23.5mm dia. (1 coin) Provenance: A Pamphill Hoard. Sold jointly on behalf of the Finder and Land Owner.

Lot 505

CITY OF LONDON MEDAL. NAPOLEON III AND EUGENIE, VISIT TO THE CITY OF LONDON, 1855. Struck in AE, by B. Wyon. Obv: Conjoined bust of Napoleon III and Eugenie. Rev: Britannia introducing Londinia to France. 243g, 77mm dia. EF, toned. E 1496, BHM 2561.

Lot 506

CITY OF LONDON MEDAL. VICTOR EMMANUELL II, VISIT TO THE CITY OF LONDON, 1855. Struck in AE, by B. Wyon. Obv: Bust of Emmanuel II left. Obv: Britannia seated with Londinium welcoming Sardinia. 249g, 76mm. EF, toned. In original tooled leather box of issue. E 1499, BHM 2567.

Lot 507

CITY OF LONDON MEDAL. PRINCESS ALEXANDRA OF DENMARK, ENTRY INTO THE CITY OF LONDON, 1863. Struck in AE, by J.S. and A.B. Wyon. Obv: Bust of Princess Alexandra left. Rev: Londinia and attendants welcoming Alexandra. 238g, 77mm dia. EF, toned. E 1561, BHM 2783.

Lot 508

CITY OF LONDON MEDAL. BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE AND HOLBORN VALLEY VIADUCT, OPENED 1869. Struck in AE, by G.G. Adams. Obv: Bust of Queen Victoria crowned. Rev: A view of the two bridges within wreaths flanked by Londinia and Britannia on reverse. 222g, 76mm dia. EF, toned. In original tooled leather box of issue. E 1604, BHM 2906.

Lot 510

CITY OF LONDON MEDAL. ALEXANDER II OF RUSSIA, VISIT TO THE CITY OF LONDON, 1874. Struck in AE, by C. Weiner. Obv: Bust of the Emperor left. Rev: Londinia welcoming the Czar with peace in attendance. 193g, 52mm. EF, toned. In original tooled leather box of issue. Eimer 1634. BHM 2981.

Lot 512

CITY OF LONDON MEDAL. GEORGE I OF GREECE, VISIT TO THE CITY OF LONDON, 1880. Struck in AE, by G.G. Adams. Obv: Bust of George I left. Rev: Londinia and Britannia welcoming Hellas. 221g, 76mm dia. EF, toned. In original tooled leather box of issue. E 1668. BHM 3077.

Lot 513

CITY OF LONDON MEDAL. EPPING FOREST, ROYAL VISIT AND DEDICATION, 1882. Struck in AE, by C. Weiner. Obv: Bust of Queen Victoria left. Rev: Londinia holding open a gate to the Forest with Queen Victoria seated to one side. 189g, 75mm dia. VF. E 1689, BHM 3128.

Lot 516

CITY OF LONDON MEDAL. PRINCE ALBERT OF WALES, FREEDOM OF THE CITY OF LONDON, 1885. Struck in AE, by G.G. Adams. Obv: Bust of the Prince right, within a wreath. Rev: The Prince and Princess at the ceremony "RECEIVING THE FREEDOM…". 227g, 77mm dia. EF, toned. In original tooled leather box of issue. E 1717, BHM 3182.

Lot 517

CITY OF LONDON MEDAL. PRINCE ALBERT OF WALES, FREEDOM OF THE CITY OF LONDON, 1885. Struck in AE, by G.G. Adams. Obv: Bust of the Prince right, within a wreath. Rev: The Prince and Princess at the ceremony "RECEIVING THE FREEDOM…". 233.5g, 77mm dia. AEF. E 1717, BHM 3182.

Lot 52

VICTORIA. PROOF CROWN, 1887. Obv: Jubilee bust left. Rev: St George and Dragon. Some light contact marks. (1 coin)

Lot 525

CITY OF LONDON MEDAL. OPENING OF TOWER BRIDGE, 1894. Struck in AE, by F. Bowcher. Obv: Conjoined bust of Queen Victoria between the Prince and Princess of Wales. Rev: Tower Bridge opened with a steam yacht. 233g, 76mm dia. EF, toned. In original tooled leather box of issue. E 1790, BHM 3476.

Lot 526

CITY OF LONDON MEDAL. DIAMOND JUBILEE OF QUEEN VICTORIA, 1897. Struck in AE, by F. Bowcher. Obv: Crowned bust of Queen Victoria left. Rev: Londinia and attendants presenting a garland to Britannia. 234g, 76mm dia. VF. E 1815, BHM 3510.

Lot 528

EDWARD VII. CORONATION MEDALS, 1902. Struck in AR and AE, by G.W. de Saulles. Obv: Bust of Edward VII right. Rev: Bust of the Queen Consort right. Both medals in original tooled leather boxes of issue. 85.9g, 80.7g, 56mm dia. EF, toned. E 1871; BHM 3737. (2 medals)

Lot 53

VICTORIA. CROWN, 1892. Obv: Jubilee bust left. Rev: St George and Dragon. GVF. (1 coin)

Lot 531

EDWARD VII. INTER-PARLIAMENTARY UNION CONFERENCE, 1906. Struck in silvered AE, by A. Wyon. Obv: Bust of Edward VII right. Rev: Female figure standing, holding wreath. In original tooled leather box of issue. 72.8g, 51mm dia. EF, toned. E 1891; BHM 3941.

Lot 532

EDWARD VII. COMMEMORATION OF DEATH, 1910. Struck in AE, by F. Bowcher. Obv: Bust of Edward VII facing. Rev: "EDWARD THE PEACEMAKER / IN MEMORIAM / 6TH MAY 1910.". 200.3g, 76mm dia. EF, toned. E 1914; BHM 3981.

Lot 533

GEORGE V. CORONATION MEDAL, 1911. Struck in AR, by B. Mackennal. Obv: Bust of George V right. Rev: Bust of the Queen Consort right. In original tooled leather box of issue. 88.4g, 51mm dia. EF, toned. E 1922; BHM; 4022.

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