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![Roman Colonial billon tetradrachm of Alexandria, Egypt, struck by Nero in 65-66A.D. [year 12], reverse:- Draped bust of Alexa](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/b7e0238b-fda7-4f71-af26-a5b600a96988/e880e37f-4536-4f7b-87bb-a0dd42789b6d/468x382.jpg)
Lot 1393
Merovingian gold tremissis of c.500-c.675 A.D., wt. 1.3g., obverse looks to have been struck from a worn and possible rusty die and exhibits a laureate? bust right, with pseudo legend around, the flan looks to be almost correct size for the die, reverse is struck from a die too big for the flan and exhibits a lob ended central cross with V/II or II/A in two quarters depending which way the coin is placed, this within a crude pelleted inner circle and outer pseudo legend, mostly off the flan, at present
Lot 285
JAMES POWELL WHITEFRIARS; a large commemorative goblet for King George V and Queen Mary, the cut bowl set with three oval vignettes set with an engraved profile bust of the king and queen, the initials DM beneath a crown with the dates 1910-1935 above a cut stem and petal foot base, height 23.3cm. CONDITION REPORT: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
Lot 15
A 19th century Copeland parian bust, of Sir Walter Scott, on a socle base, 45 cm high See illustration Condition report Report by NG Very grubby. Some areas of heavy discolouration and staining. Firing cracks visible under nose and also two spherical cracks under his chin. A couple of other firing cracks visible in material. Chips to reverse edge at base. Another spherical crack in hair. Socle base with several chips around top and top rim. Reverse of base stamped COPELAND.
Lot 230
France AN12A silver two francs Bonaparte Premier Consul OBV bust of Napoleon facing right Bonaparte Premier Consul. Rev. 2 francs within wreath, Republique Francaise AN12A. Proof like finish, slight surface scratches, extremely fine, to include an 1806A French two francs OBV. bust of Napoleon facing right, Napoleon Empereur. Rev. 2 francs within wreath, republique Francaise 1806A. Proof like finish, toned, near uncirculated (2)
Lot 214
Henry VIII, Second Coinage, Groat, 2.63g, London, m.m. rose, second bust (var.) right (Laker B/C), Lombardic lettering with Roman d’s on reverse only, reads france and a/divtor/e, saltire stops and saltires in cross-ends (N. 1797; S. 2337D; cf. Whitton (i), 2; Stewartby p. 471, 1 (iii)), from worn and slightly flawed dies, good very fine
Lot 216
Henry VIII, Second Coinage, Groat, 2.66g, London, m.m. rose, third bust right (Laker D), Lombardic lettering, reads agl’ z france, rev., a/divto/e’, plain saltires or crosses as stops and in forks (N. 1797; S. 2337E; Whitton (i), 3; Stewartby p. 471, 1 (iii)), good very fine to extremely fine. See also back cover illustration.
Lot 234
Edward VI, coinage in the name of Henry VIII, Groat, 2.23g, Tower I, m.m. arrow on both sides, Roman lettering on both sides, obv., bust 5, lozenge stops, rev., long cross fourchée over shield, crescent in forks (N. 1871; S. 2403; cf. Whitton p. 309, (b)2 (var. with bust 5); Stewartby p. 526, (iv)), good fine
Lot 134
Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-83) Groat, 2.95g, London, type XV, m.m. pellet-in-annulet on both sides, with roses beside bust, large trefoils on all cusps, reads dei, saltire stops on obverse, no stops on reverse (N. 1631; S. 2097; Blunt & Whitton XV (b); Stewartby p. 433, XVb), very fine or better, rare
Lot 231
Henry VIII, Third Coinage, Groat, 2.00g, Bristol, struck from local dies, m.m. ws monogram on reverse only, bust 1, rev., long cross fourchée over shield, var. with pierced quatrefoils in forks of cross, rose (or cinquefoil?) after tas, quatrefoil before bris (N. 1874; S. 2372; Whitton p. 321, Bristol 2, var.; Stewartby p. 527, 1b var.), rim chipped at 4-6 o’clock on obverse, otherwise very fine and clear, apparently a very rare variety
Lot 235
Edward VI, coinage in the name of Henry VIII, Groat, 2.02g, Durham House, m.m. bow (on reverse only?), Roman lettering on both sides, obv., bust 6, square pellet stops, rev., redde/cviqve/qvod:s/vvm.est., saltire stops, crescent in forks (N. 1873; S. 2405; Whitton p. 310; Stewartby p. 528), with a heavy metal flaw across the width of the coin on both sides apparently caused by imperfect preparation of the coinage alloy, otherwise good very fine, interesting. Ex H.W. Taffs and R. Carlyon-Britton Collections.
Lot 39
Henry IV or Henry V, Groat, 3.61g, London, class A, m.m. pierced cross pattée with central pellet, ‘emaciated’ bust, quatrefoil and saltire stops including double stop after di, rev., quatrefoil after posvi, double saltire stops including before lon and after don (N. 1359(b); S. 1759; Potter I, obverse die 2; Stewartby p. 323, A), double-struck, with some ‘ghosting’ and with surface scratches, otherwise very fine to good very fine and very rare thus. Ex G.L. Eades Collection, Sotheby, 4 March 1902, lot 280, F.A. Walters (1913, lot 244), R.C. Lockett (lot 3075) and D. Mangakis Collections; illustrated by G.C. Brooke.
Lot 138
Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-83) Groat, 3.04g, London, type XIX/XX mule, m.m. pierced cross on both sides, single pellets either side of bust, large fleurs on cusps but not on breast or above crown, reads di gra, saltire stops on both sides, rev., rose after devm (N. 1631; S. 2099; Blunt & Whitton XIX/XX; Stewartby p. 433, XIX/XX), fine to good fine
Lot 142
Edward IV or Edward V, Groat, 3.06g, London, type XXII, m.m. halved sun and rose 1 on both sides, obv., no pellet below bust, large fleurs on cusps but not on breast or above crown, a’s unbarred, saltire stops on both sides, rev., a of tas chevron-barred (N. 1631; S. 2146A; Blunt & Whitton XXII, 10; Stewartby p. 434, XXII), reverse mintmark weak and on a small flan, very fine or better and with a bold portrait, rare
Lot 230
Henry VIII, Third Coinage, Groat, 2.60g, York, no m.m., bust 2, Lombardic lettering with trefoil or defective saltire stops, rev., long cross fourchée over shield with spur from upper left to inner circle, nothing in forks (N. 1848; S. 2374; Whitton p. 311, (b); Stewartby p. 527, (ii) (b)), very fine
Lot 213
Henry VIII, Second Coinage, Groat, 2.64g, London, m.m. rose, similar, second bust, with smaller face and Greek profile, right (Laker B), Lombardic lettering with Roman c, d, reads france’ and a/divto/e’, saltire stops and saltires in cross-ends (N. 1797; S. 2337D; cf. Whitton (i), 2 and pl. XIII, 8; Stewartby p. 471, 1 (ii)), small knock in obverse field, otherwise good very fine, scarce
Lot 222
Henry VIII, Second Coinage, Groat, 2.73g, London, a mule with m.m. arrow on obverse, lis on reverse, third bust right (Laker D), Lombardic lettering, reads aglie’, franc’ and a/divtor/e’, saltire stops and saltires in cross-ends (N. 1797; S. 2337E; Whitton (vii); Stewartby p. 471, 1 (iii)), some evidence of double striking but generally good very fine, with strong portrait
Lot 141
Edward IV or Edward V (1483), Groat, 3.08g, London, type XXII, m.m. halved sun and rose 1 on both sides, obv., pellet below bust, large fleurs on cusps including on breast but not above crown, a’s unbarred, saltire stops on both sides, rev., a of tas chevron-barred (N. 1631; S. 2146; Blunt & Whitton XXII, 3; Stewartby p. 434, XXII), a little unevenly struck, about very fine, rare
Lot 21
Edward III, Pre-Treaty Period, Groat, 4.41g, Series Gb/Ga mule, London, m.m. cross 3, obv., without annulet below bust, top two arches not fleured, rev., reads civitas london, n’s reverse-barred, annulet in second angle, s’s apparently re-punched (N. 1194; S. 1570; Lawrence Gb/Ga 2/2-5; Stewartby p. 260, Gb/Ga), from a hoard, fine or slightly better
Lot 157
Richard III, Groat, 3.07g, London, type IIIb, m.m. halved sun and rose 3 (sun with only four rays) on both sides, obv., bust of new style resembling that later used for Henry VII, letter l2 in angl, rev., a of tas chevron-barred, letters l2, m2 (N. 1679; S. 2157; Winstanley 15 and pl. II, 13, this piece illustrated; Stewartby p. 434, IIIb), obverse a little off-centre, very fine to good very fine, very rare. Ex E.J. Winstanley Collection.
Lot 215
Henry VIII, Second Coinage, Groat, 2.84g, London, m.m. rose, third bust, with Roman nose, right (Laker D), Lombardic lettering, reads frac’ and a/divtor/e, plain saltires as stops and in cross-ends (N. 1797; S. 2337E; cf. Whitton (i), 3; Stewartby p. 471, 1 (iii)), a few surface marks, good very fine
Lot 19
Edward III, Pre-Treaty Period, Groat, 4.47g, Series G, London, m.m. cross 3, obv., annulet below bust, all arches fleured, legend ends hy., reads civitas london with n’s reverse-barred, annulet in second angle (N. 1193; S. 1570; Lawrence Ga, 17(?)/18; Stewartby p. 259, Ga), legends weak in places but a good portrait, generally very fine
Lot 43
Henry V (1413-22), Groat, 3.77g, class c, London, m.m. pierced cross with pellet centre, obv., ‘frowning’ bust type 1 with mullet on breast, distinctive flaws beside neck including saltire (?) in field to right, obverse legend ends franc (N. 1388; S. 1765; Potter type VIa (i.e. early) and pl. IX, 9, same obverse die; Stewartby p. 324, Ca), fine or better
Lot 212
Henry VIII, Second Coinage, Groat, 2.75g, London, m.m. rose, second bust, with smaller face and Greek profile, right (Laker B), Lombardic lettering, reads franc’ and a/divtor/e’, saltire stops and saltires in cross-ends (N. 1797; S. 2337D; cf. Whitton (i), 2 and pl. XIII, 8; Stewartby p. 471, 1 (ii)), good very fine and attractively toned, scarce
Lot 133
Edward IV, Second Reign (1471-83) Groat, 2.55g, London, type XV, m.m. pellet-in-annulet on both sides (double-punched on obverse), no roses beside bust, small trefoils on all cusps, reads dei, saltire stops on obverse, no stops on reverse (N. 1631; S. 2096; Blunt & Whitton XV (a) (i); Stewartby p. 433, XVa), with a creasemark, fine and rare
Lot 238
Edward VI, coinage in the name of Henry VIII, Groat, 2.55g, Canterbury, no m.m., Roman lettering on both sides, bust 6, square pellet stops (with single larger stop after rex), rev., long cross fourchée over shield, rose in forks of cross (N. 1875; S. 2408; Whitton p. 311 (e); Stewartby p. 527, (vi)), a little off-centre, good fine
Lot 143
Edward IV or Edward V, Groat, 3.06g, London, type XXII, m.m. halved sun and rose 1 on both sides, obv., no pellet below bust, large fleurs on cusps but not on breast or above crown, a’s unbarred, saltire stops on both sides, rev., a of tas unbarred (N. 1631; S. 2146A; Blunt & Whitton XXII, variant unlisted but cf. 10-11 for obverse, 6 for reverse type (but from a different reverse die); Stewartby p. 434, XXII), on an irregular flan, good very fine and rare
Lot 146
Richard III in the name of Edward V, Groat, 3.01g, London, m.m. boar’s head 1 (over halved sun and rose 1) on obverse, halved sun and rose on reverse, obv., reads edward, with pellet below bust, fleurs on all cusps except over crown, a unbarred, rev., a of adivtore unbarred, a of tas chevron-barred (N. 1672; S. 2155; Blunt (2); Stewartby p. 434, XXII (BH); Brady Collection catalogue, 6 Nov. 2011, lots 231-232, same obverse die), on a small flan of comparatively good weight, slightly ragged at top edge and with a scratch at the King’s crown, fine to good fine and very rare
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