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♦4 x Kings of Elymais, AE Drachms comprising: 2 x Phraates (early-mid 2nd century AD): (1) (15mm, 3.48g) obv. diademed and tiara bust left, pellet in crescent above anchor right, rev. field filled with dashes, (van’t Haaff Type 14.7.2-1), green patches, VF; and (2) (15mm, 3.84g) obv. and rev. as before, VF; Orodes IV (mid-late 2nd century AD) (15mm, 2.78g) obv. diademed facing head of Orodes IV, rev. bust of Artemis left, tiara with crest of dots, anchor with one crossbar to right, (van’t Haaff Type 17.2.), green patina, VF; and Prince A (late 2nd-early 3rd century AD) (13mm, 2.33g), obv. diademed head left, star-in-crescent above inverted anchor to right field, rev. Artemis standing right, holding bow and drawing arrow from quiver, pellet to right, (van’t Haaff Type 19.1.1-1Bc), VFex CNG 358 lot 203; CNG 378 lot 258; and CNG 296 lot 121 respectively

Trade Dollar 1899B (40mm, 16.92g, .900 silver) Bombay mint, obv. standing figure of Britannia holding trident & shield, ship under sail in background, rev. ornate design enclosing denomination in Chinese and Malay script, (KM T5), VF; together with British India rupee 1911 (31mm 11.67g, .900 silver), Calcutta mint, obv. crowned bust of George V, most rupees of this date were withdrawn and melted down because the elephant symbol on the king's robe resembled a pig, (KM 523), good edge and surfaces, GVF

Denmark, Christian IIII (1588-1648), 8 Skilling 1608 (25mm,2.55g), Copenhagen Mint, obv. crowned half-length bust right, design extends into legend, rev. denomination above shield of arms, mm above, (KM 32.4, prev. KM 42), holed at 4 o'clock, otherwise full flan with strong legends, near Fine to Fine

Poland, Silver Proof 100,000 Zlotych 1990, obv. RZECZPOSPOLITA POLSKA ('Republic of Poland'), crowned imperial eagle divides date, denomination below, rev. MARSZALEK PILSUDSKI, Pilsudski forward facing bust, struck by the Solidarity Mint, Fullerton, USA, .999 silver, weight 31.16g. Y# 201, loose with very light contact marks, otherwise UNC.

13 x Foreign Silver Coins and British Medals, comprising: Austria Maria Theresa restrike thaler 1780X, AVF; Republic of China Yan Shi-Kai 'Fat Man' Dollar, Year 3 [1914], GFine; British India Victoria two annas 1841, obv. VICTORIA QUEEN, young head left, rev. denomination within wreath, date below, minor rim imperfections and light contact marks, otherwise toned GVF; Spanish Mexico Charles III half real 1791, obv. armoured bust right, rev. crowned shield flanked by pillars, mm Mo FF, pierced at 12 o'clock, VG to near Fine; Ottoman Empire Abdula Aziz 20 kurush AH1277//2 [1860] obv. toughra within circle of stars and border of crescents, rev. date and text, similar design, VG; South African Republic 2½ shillings 1894, obv. Kruger head left, rev. coat of arms, Fine; British South Africa George VI threepence 1942, near Fine; 3 x USA, including: 'Columbian' commemorative half dollar 1893, obv. bust right, rev. WORLD COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION CHICAGO around the Santa Maria above two globes dividing date 1492, Fine; and 2 x dimes: 'Seated Liberty' 1887, holed at 10 o'clock, near Fine, and 'Mercury' 1901, hairlines GFine; Netherlands, Zealand stuiver 1791, obv. bundle of arrows divide denomination within wreath of tulips, rev. ZEELANDIA in three lines above date, slightly wavy flan, otherwise Fine; Diamond Jubilee of Victoria 1897 (26mm, 9.56g), obv. old left left, rev. young head left divides inscription, (Eimer 1817b), hairlines, AVF; and Coronation of Edward VII 1902 (31mm, 12.75g), obv. EDWARD VII CROWNED 9.AUGUST 1902, crowned and draped bust right, rev. Queen Alexandra crowned and draped bust right, (Eimer 1871b), sometime cleaned with hairlines to field, otherwise AEF; together with Victoria halfpenny 1887, VG.

9 x Foreign Silver, comprising: France Ancien Régime, Louis XV 12 sols (1/10 ecu) 1771D, Lyon Mint, obv. kite hawk below bust, VG; France First Empire, Napoleon 1 franc 1808A, Paris Mint, (KM 682.1), Good; and 2 x France Bourbon Restoration: (1) Louis XVIII ½ franc 1823A, Paris Mint, (KM 708.1), Good; and (2) Charles X 5 francs 1828T, Nantes Mint, (KM 728.12), Fine; 3 x German States, including: Bremen 36 grote (½ thaler) 1846, (KM 233), VF; and 2 x Hannover: (1) ⅔ thaler 1827C, (KM 140), VF; and (2) ½ groschen 1863B, (KM 235), AVF; Portugal, Maria I silver 400 reis 1797, (KM 288), GFine; and Russia, Catherine I polupoltinnik (1.4 rouble) 1783MM, (KM C65c), bust Fair, otherwise VG

Assorted Collection of Silver Proof Coins, Specimen Sets and Currency, comprising: 9 x 'Silver Jubilee' silver proof crowns 1977, including examples from: Falkland Islands, Gibraltar, Guernsey, St. Helena, Jersey, Mauritius, the Seychelles, Tristan da Cunha, and the UK, encapsulated in Royal Mint/Spink & Son cases; Ireland 1 scilling 1966 '50th anniversary of the Easter Rising'; 5 x USA comprising: 'Morgan' dollar 1885O New Orleans Mint, EF; 'Peace' dollar 1924 AVF; 2 x half dollar 1982 '250th anniversary of the birth of George Washington'; and Eisenhower 1974 silver 3-coin set from $1 to quarter dollar, UNC; a Sir Winston Churchill silver commemorative medal, obv. facing bust above dates, rev. 'V for Victory' sign, Britannia hallmarks to edge; 11 x specimen sets: 2 x New Zealand 1977 7 coins from $1 to 1 cent, UNC; 4 x UK 'Britain's First Decimal Coins'; and 4 x USA proof sets 1974, 1975 and 1976(x2); a Victory Medal for Private A. Wilkinson, York & Lancaster Regiment; mixed commemorative coinage, including: 62 x cupro-nickel crowns, commemorative 50ps etc.; a very large quantity of cupro-nickel pre-decimal currency and copper coinage, gross weight circa 21kg; and Bank of England: 2 x £1 Series C, and 10 shillings Series C

Victoria, 'Golden Jubilee' Specimen Set 1887, 11-coin set comprising £5, double sovereign, sovereign, half sovereign, crown, double florin, halfcrown, florin, shilling, sixpence and threepence, issued to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Victoria's accession to the throne on 20th June 1837, in contemporary black leatherette case with VR monogram in gilt on lid, the crown with light scratches to bust and minor dig to obv. left field, evidence of cleaning and hairlines across the set, otherwise the silver with a pleasant blue/rose toning, overall VF or better

Edward VII, 'Coronation' Matt Proof Set 1902, 13-coins 'long' set comprising: gold £5, double sovereign, sovereign, half sovereign, crown, halfcrown, florin, shilling, sixpence, maundy: 4d, 3d, 2d and 1d, in octagonal red leatherette case of issue with gilt lettering, case very well preserved showing only occasional scuffs and wear, minor scratches to the bust of the £5, otherwise light hairlines across the set, the silver showing the beginnings of a pleasant blue gold toning, GEF or better

George III, Half Guinea 1785, obv. older laureate bust right, rev. crowned shield of arms, AVF

George III, Quarter Guinea 1762, obv. laureate head right, rev. crowned shield of arms divides date, flan slightly bent with scratch to bust, otherwise Fine

Victoria, Sovereign 1855, obv. young head left, WW incuse on truncation, rev. shield of arms within wreath, scratches to bust, Fine

♦4 x Greco-Baktrian Kingdom, Eucatrides I (170-30 BC) AR Obols (12mm, 0.81g; 11mm, 0.77g; 11mm, 0.78g), obv. helmeted bust right, rev. palms and pilei of the Dioscuri between ΒΑΣIΛΕΩΣ EYKPATIΔOY in vertical lines, monogram below, (Bopearachchi 9C; SNG ANS 496-516; SNG VIII Hart 1132; BMC 27-30), slightly rough surfaces, otherwise toned GVF

♦3 x Greco-Baktrian Kingdom, comprising: 2 x Demetrios I (200-167 BC): (1) AR drachm (18mm, 4.35g), Panjhir mint, obv. Demetrios head right wearing elephant scalp, rev. Herakles facing holding club and lion skin, crowning himself with laurel wreath, mm to left field, (MIG 104d), VF; and (2) AR obol (13mm, 0.75g), obv. BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΔHMHTPIOY, obv. helmeted bust right, not elephant scalp, rev. as previous, mm Φ to left field, (cf.MIG Types 105 and 166), AEF; and Meander I (165/55-30 BC) AR drachm (11mm, 2.44g), Pushkalavati K workshop, obv. diademed bust right, rev. Pallas standing left holding shield and thunderbolt, mm to left field, bilingual legends, (MIG Type 215o), GVF

2 x Half Sovereigns, comprising: Victoria 1901 obv. old veiled bust left, rev. Pistrucci; and George V 1911 obv. bare head left, rev. Pistrucci; near Fine to Fine

♦63 x Indo-Greek, Baktrian, Scythian, Kushan and Parthian AE, highlights to include: 2 x Baktrian Kings, Menander I (165/55-30 BC) AE 23 x 23mm and AE 17 x 17mm each with obv. Pallas/Athena helmeted bust right, rev. Nike walking right holding wreath and palm (MIG Type 242-3; Boperachchi 31-2); Indo-Scythians, Kanishka (1ct century AD) AE tetradrachm (25mm, 16.44g) obv. Kanishka sacrificing at altar left, rev. OAΔO, wind god running left (BMC 62); Indo-Parthians, Soter Megas (c.AD 100) AE obol (12mm, 1.97g) obv. radiate bust right, rev. king right on horseback etc.; mostly Fine to VF with some better examples

♦3 x Sasanian Kings, AR Drachms comprising: Khusro I (AD531-579) obv. crowned bust between stars and crescent in single beaded border, Khusro in Pahlavi script, rev. two attendants (cf. Göbl pl.12 194-198), Fine; and 2 x Khusro II (AD590/1-628), obv. winged crowned bust right inside double beaded border flanked by starred crescents at 3, 6 and 9 o'clock, Khusro in Pahlavi script to right of bust, ideogram to left, rev. two attendants guard a flaming altar, triple beaded border, (cf. Göbl pl.13 208-215), AVF to VF

♦24 x Roman & Greek AE, to include: 7 x Provincial Issues: Syria, Trajan (AD 98-117) AE 19 obv. laureate head right, rev. Tyche turreted bust right, near Fine; 4 x Cappadocia, comprising: 3 x Severus Alexander (AD 222-35) AE 27 obv. laureate head right, countermarked with bust of Tyche in circular punch, rev. agalma of Mount Argaeus on altar inscribed ETA/E (BMC 297 var.), VG to near Fine; and Marcus Aurelius (AD 161-80) obv. laureate head right, rev. Mount Argaeus with conical peak, (BMC 181 var.), Fine; Samaria, Severus Alexander AE 21 obv. laureate head right, rev. eagle supporting wreath containing SPQR, (SNG ANS 812); and 13 x Roman Imperial, including: Constantine I (AD 306-37) billon follis, rev. SOLI INVICTO COMITI, sol standing facing left, captive at right foot, verdigris, otherwise EF; Constantine II (as caesar 317-37) billon centenionalis rev. CAESARUM NOSTORVM around VOT V in two lines within wreath, GVF; Gordian III (AD 238-44) sestertius rev. PM TR P VII COS II PP, mars advancing right holding shield and spear, divides S C, (RIC 339; Sear 8734), Fine etc.

♦8 x Greek & Roman Provincial, to include: 3 x Alexandria: Nero billon tetradrachm (24mm, 11.16g), obv. radiate head left, rev. veiled bust of Hera Argeia right (Sear 2011; BMC 135; Cologne 199; Milne 281), VG to near Fine; Julia Domna billon tetradrachm (23mm, 7.02g), year 24, obv. diademed bust right, rev. Tyche? enthroned left holds rudder and cornucopia dividing L Δ (BMC 1468 var.), Fair/VG; Hadrian AE hemidrachm obv. laureate head right, rev. Hadrian driving quadriga of elephants right (cf.Sear 3748), Poor/Fair; 2 x Cappadocia - Caesarea: Severus Alexander AE22 obv. laureate head right, rev. 3 double corn ears tied together (BMC 305-6); and Gordian III AE22 obv. laureate bust right, rev. six ears of corn bound together (BMC 346-9); and 2 x Cappadocia - Tyana: Antoninus Pius AE23 obv. laureate head right, rev. Tyche turreted seated left (BMC 5); and Marcus Aurelius AE22 obv. bare head bust right, rev. Tyche seated left (BMC 7); and Kingdom of Bosporus AE20 obv. Herakles? head right, rev. bull left; except where mentioned otherwise Fine to VF

♦38 x Greek, Roman & Ancient, highlights include: Pamphylia-Side Domitian AE17 obv. laureate head right, rev. CIΔ H, Athena walking left holding pomegranate, shield and spear, serpent at feet (SNG Cop. 415; RPC II, 1527); Lydia - Gordus-Julia Julia Domna AE22 obv. diademed bust right, rev. river god Phrygios recumbent left holding cornucopia and reed (BMC 37; Weber 6819; Waddington 4978; SNG Paris 398), EF; Moesia - Viminacium Philip I AE28 obv. laureate bust right, rev. Moseia standing left between two bulls, date AN VII in exergue (Moushmov 36, VII); Trajan sestertius obv laureate bust right, rev. Pax standing left holding olive branch and cornucopia, foot on Dacian captive (Sear 31988; RIC504; BMC 802) etc.; generally near Fine to VF, some better examples as noted. Viewing recommended

♦12 x Greek & Roman Provincial, to include: Aegean Islands - Naxos AE15 obv. Dionysos head right, rev. kantharos (BMC 19); Lydia - Hermocapelia Septimius Severus AE19 obv. laureate head right, rev. Aslepios standing, head right (BMC 18); Lesbos - Eresus AE22 Hermes head right, countermarked, rev. inscription within wreath; Lycia - Myra AE19 rev. lyre within wreath; Lycia - Termessus AE23 obv. Zeus head right, rev. winged thunderbolt (BMC 12); Judaea - Caesarea Maritima Titus (as Caesar undr Vespasian) AE21 obv. laureate head right, rev. Nike right inscribing shield resting on palm tree (RPC II, 2311; Barag type II; Meshorer 2), Syria-Coele - Antioch Philip I AE30 obv. laureate bust right, M for MA rev. Tyche turreted head right (cf. McAlee 967 var.); 2 x Satraps of Asia Minor: AE13 obv. archer right, rev. ibex standing right (cf.BMC Galatia p.xxv); adn AE14 obv. helmeted facing bust, head right, rev. horse right; and 3 x unidentified mint: AE10 rev. gastraphetes; AE15 rev. figure standing on horse right; and AE29 countermarked; Fair to VF

France, First Restoration, Louis XVIII (1814-1815, 1815-1824) Gold 20 Francs 1814A, (.900 gold, 21mm, 6.44g), Paris Mint, obv. LOUIS XVIII ROI DE FRANCE, uniformed bust right, rev. crowned shield of arms in laurel wreath, date below, incuse edge lettering, (KM 706.1), GFine

2 x Iran, 19th Century Milled Gold Coins, comprising: Muzaffar al-Din Shah AH1313-1324 (1896-1907AD), 5000 Dinars (½ Toman) AH1314 (1896), obv. crown above lion and sunburst within wreath (date numbers between lion's legs), rev. wreath and circle around legend and value, diameter 16mm, weight 1.43g, .900 gold, struck slightly off-centre AVF to VF; and Nasir al-Din Shah AH1264-1313 (1848-1896AD) 2000 Dinars (1/5 Toman) AH1300 (1882), obv. uniformed bust, rev. legend and value within beaded circle and wreath, diameter 13mm, weight 0.61g, .900 gold, obv. hairlines and minor edge imperfections, VF to GVF.

♦2 x Phyrgia, Apameia comprising: (1) Greek AE 23 (23mm, 7.97g) c.1st century BC, obv. Zeus laureate head right, rev. facing cultus-statue of Artemis Anaïtis (BMC 89 [Lawson, 1899), darkly toned with earthen highlights, AVF; and (2) Roman Provincial, Valerian II (caesar AD 256-8) AE 23 (23mm, 5.46g), obv. laureate and cuirassed bust right, rev. ΠA.EPMO V.AΠAMEΩN, Tyche standing left holding rudder and cornucopiae, (BMC 196 var.), rough surfaces, GFine

♦12 x Greek & Roman Provincial, including: Kings of Elymais AE15 obv. bearded and tiar facing bust, rev. Artemis? facing bust within Aramaic inscription; Aeolis - Elaea AE15 Artemis helmeted head left, rev. corn grain divides E Λ within wreath, ΓOΛY below (BMC 10); 2 x Aeolis - Myrina AE16 obv. Apollo laureate bust right, rev. lyre above palm branch left (BMC 33 var.); and AE18 obv. Apollo head right, rev. amphora, lyre to right field (BMC 27-8); Comagene - Samosata Philip I AE33 obv. laureate bust right, rev. Tyche seated left on rocks; Lycia - Termessus Minor AE11 obv. Hermes right wearing petasos, rev. TEPMH, eagle wings closed standing right (BMC 1-2); Pheonicia - Tyre Gallienus AE28 obv. laureate head left, rev. eagle standing facing with wings spread, head left (BMC 492 var.); Thrace - Aenus AE18 obv. Hermes head left, rev. caduceus between ANO IIN (BMC 35); Thrace - Lysimachia AE11 obv. lion head right, rev. stalk of barley (BMC 16-9); 3 x unidentified mints: Geta obv. bust right, rev. Tyche? standing head left; and Valerian AE31 obv. radiate head right, rev. Tyche? standing head left holding cornucopia and rudder; and AE12 obv. radiate bust right, rev. radiate bust left; VG to VF

Jordan, 2-Coin Proof Set AH 1400 (AD 1980), commemorating the '15th Century of Hijira', comprising: gold 40 dinars (28mm, 14.29g, .916 [22ct] gold) obv. Hussein bust right, rev. the Kaaba beneath a radiant cloud and the Dome of the Rock, (KM 45); and silver 10 dinars (40mm, 30.10g, .925 silver) obv. as beofre, rev. the Al-Masjid an-Nabawi inner circle, Dome of the Rock upper right, radiant sun left, olive sprig to left field, (KM 44); in Central Bank of Jordan case of issue with certificate of authenticity, both coins with evidence of handling, otherwise GEF+

South Africa, Gold Half Pond 1897, (.916 gold, 19mm, 3.94g), obv. Paul Kruger bust left, rev. flagged arms above banner, (KM 2), Fine.

South Africa, Krugerrand 1974, obv. Paul Kruger bust left, rev. Springbok divides date, mounted as a pendant and hallmarked .375 (9ct) gold, Birmingham, 1975, gross weight 45.86g

South Africa, ⅒ Krugerrand 1981, obv. Paul Kruger bust left, rev. Springbok divides date, denomination below, mounted as a ring, mount hallmarked .375 gold (9ct), London, 1989, gross weight 7.15g

Spanish Colombia, Charles III (1759-1788) Gold Escudo 1784P SF, (.900 gold, 18mm, 3.34g), Popayan Mint, obv. draped bust right, date below, rev. crowned arms divide denomination, (KM 48.2), good detail to face of bust, rev. slightly better, Fine

Spain, Charles IV (1788-1808) Gold 4 Escudos 1792 MF, (.900 gold, 29mm, 13.53g), Madrid Mint, obv. CAROL.IIII.G.G. HISP.ET IND.R., draped bust right, date below, rev. crowned shield of arms divides denomination, mm crowned M below, (KM 436.1), mounted as a pendant at 12 o'clock, otherwise Fine with better rev.

♦19 x Greek & Roman Provincial, comprising: 4 x Mesopotamia: uncertain mint AE15 obv. Tyche turreted head right; 2 x Edessa Septimius Severus & Abgar VIII AE18 obv. Severus laureate and bearded right, rev. Abgar tiara bust right (BMC14-30); and Gordian III AE27 obv. radiate bust right, countermarked, rev. Tyche turreted left (cf.BMC 124-32); and Singara Gordian II & Tranquillina obv. confronted busts, rev. Tyche (BMC 7-13); 3 x Arabia: Caracalla AE25 obv. laureate bust right, countermarked, rev. Tyche seated left in distyle temple; and 3 x Kings of Nabataea: Aretas IV AE12; and 2 x Rabbel II obv. jugate busts of Rabbel and Gamilath right, rev. two cornucopia crossed (BMC 3-7); Mysia - Pergamum Philetaerus obv. head of Athena right, rev. bow strung (BMC 54-62); 7 x Bithynia: 4 x Prusias II: AE20 obv. Dionysius, rev. centaur (Cheiron) playing lyre (BMC 8-17); AE19 and AE18 with obv. and rev. similar to previous; and AE17 obv. Prussias II head right, rev. Herakles (BMC 3-7); and 3 x Julia Domna: Heraclea obv. diademed head right, rev. Athena standing left holding spear and patera, altar before her to left; Nicaea obv. diademed bust right, rev. Homonoia standing before altar, wearing modius, holding patera and cornucopia; and Prusa ad Hypium obv. diademed head right, rev. ΠΡΟΥϹΑΕΩΝ, Athena? wearing modius standing before lighted altar holding spear; and 2 x Phoenicia, Aradus AE17 and AE15, both rev. ships prow; and Mesopotamia, Antioch Severus Alexander AE24 rev. ΔΕ within wreath; VG to GFine

First World War Gold 7-Coin Set, comprising: Austria gold 20 corona 1915 restrike (AUNC); France gold 20 francs 1910 (AEF); Italy gold 100 lire 1931 regnal year IX (scratches to bust, GVF); Prussia gold 20 marks 1914A (GVF); Russia gold 10 roubles 1903 (VF/GVF); UK sovereign 1914 (AEF); and USA gold $5 1909 (EF); encapsulated in faux wood display case with a First World War information leaflet

♦Golden Jubilee of George III 1810, AE Medal (48mm, 52.09g), Lord Radnor's medal for Salisbury's jubilee celebrations, obv. laureate and draped bust left, rev. LUSTRA DECEM COMPLEVIT above the Arms of Salisbury, (Eimer 1008; BHM 684; Pollard 34), light contact marks, occasional spots of verdigris, otherwise AEF

♦10 x Greek & Roman Provincial, to include: Mysia - Parium Tiberius obv. bare head right, rev. two oxen plough (BMC 89-91); 5 x Mysia - Pergamum: AE16 obv. Asklepios laureate head right, rev. snake-entwined staff (BMC 150-7 var.); AE15 obv. Athena helmeted bust right, rev. ship's prow? left; AE14 obv. Athena helmeted head right, rev. owl with wings closed on thunderbolt (BMC 185-8); AE16 obv. laureate head right, rev. diademed head right; and Sabina AE21 obv. bust right, rev. Koronis standing facing (BMC 274-5); Pamphylia - Aspendus Augustus AE19 rev. cult statues of the Aphroditai Kastnietides (RPC I, 3381-6); Pamphylia - Perga Flavian Period AE17 obv. distyle temple, rev. Nike right (BMC 21 var.); Pamhylia - Side Galliennus AE24 obv. laureate bust right, rev. Athena helmeted standing left, palm branch in left hand, amphora before her (BMC 109-110 var.); VG to AVF; and Paphlagonia - Amastris, Faustina II AE18 (18mm, 4.40g) obv. draped bust right, rev. AMACT ΡΙΑΝΩΝ, tripod entwined with serpent head left, (RPC IV, 5433 var. - rev. legend spacing), porosity, rev. slightly better, near Fine to Fine

12 x Commemorative Medals, to include: Royal Wedding of Victoria and Albert 1840, white metal (54mm, 48.25g), obv. VICTORIA BORN MAY 24TH 1819. ALBERT BORN AUG 26TH 1819, conjoined bare heads left, rev. Victoria and Albert join hands before the Archbishop of Canterbury, William Howley, VF or better; Prince Albert, Chancellor of Cambridge University 1847, white metal (49mm, 40.93g), obv. Victoria and Albert conjoined head left, rev. crowned inscription within wreath, holed at 12 o'clock with hairlines, otherwise GVF+; Royal Visit to Cambridge 1847, white metal (44mm, 25.64g), obv. conjoined head left in border of flowers, rev. Victoria seated receiving the City Address, holed at 12 o'clock, GVF or better; Great Exhibition 1851, white metal (51mm, 42.03g), obv. advertising inscription reading: 'MAISON CORR-VANDER MAEREN & CIE ETABLE DEPUIS 1824' around 'DEPÔT ANGLAIS POR LA VENTE DES ARTICLES DE BIRMINGHAM & SHEFFIELD 14 LONGUE RUE DE L'ECUYER À BRUXELLES' in 7 lines, rev. THE INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION LONDON, 1851 above three-dimensional view of the exhibition building, inscription below (rev. as Eimer 1460), hairlines otherwise EF to GEF; Opening of Manchester Ship Canal 1894, white metal (31.5mm, 11.28g), obv. Victoria veiled bust left, rev. river traffic, holed at 12 o'clock, GVF; Lord Nelson's Flagship Foudroyant 1897, AE (38mm, 28.31g), struck to commemorate the loss of the Foudroyant off Blackpool on 16th June 1897, (Eimer 1813), hairlines, EF; Tower Bridge Opened 1894, white metal 31mm, 16.19g), obv. Prince and Princess of Wales conjoined busts left, rev. Tower Bridge, inscription above, holed at 12 o'clock, edge knocks, otherwise GVF or better; Australia, Greater Britain Exhibition 1899, brass (31mm, 12.55g), obv. Australian arms in centre, rev. Australian pioneer on horseback, holed at 12 o'clock, GVF+; 2 x Great War Peace Medals, white metal, obv. Britannia kneeling presents sword to cherub and Victory, PEACE below, rev. inscription above Royal Arms within wreath, with ribbons, VF; Royal Silver Wedding Anniversary 1972, silver (51mm, 61.78g), obv. conjoined busts of the Queen and Prince Philip left, rev. individual coat of arms and monograms, struck by John Pinches and hallmarked London, 1972, (Eimer 2125), in case of issue with information leaflet, antiquated silver finish, minor hairlines, AUNC; and Van Gogh 1973, gilt bronze (51mm, 67.20g), struck to commemorate the opening of the Vincent Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, in case of issue, GEF; together with an India, George V rupee 1920, obv. crowned bust left, rev. inscription within floral border, mounted as a pendant at 12 o'clock, otherwise Fine.

2 x Death of the Duke of Wellington 1852 Medals, each struck in white metal, comprising: (1) Allen & Moore of Birmingham (51mm, 40.35g), obv. ARTHUR DUKE OF WELLINGTON, uniformed bust left, rev BRITANNIA MOURNS HER HERO NOW AT REST, Britannia, Victory and lion mourn at the foot of Wellington's sarcophagus, hairlines and internal rim imperfections from striking, otherwise EF or better; and (2) E. Moses & Son of London (40.5mm, 19.62g), obv. bare head bust left between dates, rev. 'Sundays Throughout the Year 1852' calendar, minor contact marks, otherwise GEF.

4 x Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria 1897 Medals, comprising: (1) AE (55.5mm, 76.03g) obv. VICTORIA ANNVM REGNI SEXAGESIMVM RELICCITER CLAVDIT XX IVN.MDCCCXCVII., old head, veiled and draped bust right, rev. young head left divides inscription LONGI-TVDO DIERVM IN DEXTERA EIVS ET IN SINISTRA GLORIA, 1837 below, (Eimer 1817a), clay toning, verdigris spots, light contact marks to rev. bust, otherwise GEF/EF; (2) white metal (51mm, 40.35g) obv. VICTORIA D: G: BRITT: REGINA F: D: IND: IMP: around crowned and laureate head left, rev. 'Royal Family' design of individual arms around the Royal Arms, (Eimer 1818e), holed at 12 o'clock, light contact marks otherwise EF; (3) white metal (38mm, 15.82g) obv. VICTORIA, QUEEN AND EMPRESS around crowned and laureate bust left dividing inscription 'TO COMMEMORATE THE 60TH YEAR OF HER MAJESTY'S REIGN', rev. 'Four Longest Reigns' design with cameo portraits of Henry III, Edward III, Elizabeth I and George III, (Eimer 1820g), holed at 12 o'clock, otherwise EF; and (4) white metal (38mm, 14.81g) obv. same as (3), rev. four oval cameo portraits depicting the Queen and her heirs apparent: Prince of Wales (Edward VII), Duke of York (George V) and Prince Edward (Edward VIII), (Eimer 1820), holed at 12 o'clock, light contact marks to field, otherwise EF

11 x Coronation and Royal Accession Commemorative Medals, struck in AE and white metal, comprising: William IV 1830 (28.5mm, 7.01g), obv. PROCLAIMED JUNE 28 1830 over scene of William and Queen Adelaide beside table containing coronation regalia, W & A CROWN'D SEP 8 1831 below, rev. PEOPLES LOVE GUARDED BY A NATIONS LOYALTY HALLOWED BY, under crown and rays, VG; Victoria 1837 (23mm, 3.72g), obv. HER MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA around young head left, rev. radiant crown, Fine or better; Edward VII (32mm, 9.31g), obv. EDWARD VII ALEXANDRIA, conjoined crowned and draped busts right, rev. Moth Country holds crown aloft before children and seated Britannia, Westminster Abbey in distance, struck by Spink & son, (variation on Eimer 1869b), holed at 12 o'clock, minor hairlines otherwise GEF; 2 x George V: 1911 KING GEORGE QUEEN MAY uniformed conjoined bust left, Fine; and 1935 'Silver Jubilee', Fine; Edward VIII 1937 , obv. H.M. KING EDWARD VIII above crowned and draped bust right, rev. TO COMMEMORATE THE CORONATION OF KING EDWARD VIII AT WESTMINSTER ABBEY 12TH MAY 1937 below variation on the City of London's coat of arms, holed at 12 o'clock, hairlines, AEF; 3 x George VI: 1937 AE (44m, 50.44g) obv. .KING. GEORGE. VI QUEEN. ELIZABETH. around conjoined crowned and draped busts left, rev. Mother Country holds crown aloft in right hand, the Union Jack in left, graffiti to edge, contact marks, otherwise GVF to AEF; 1937 white metal, obv. similar to previous, rev. inscription below the coat of arms of the City of London as in Edward VIII 1937, holed at 12 o'clock, hairlines, AEF; and 1937 brass, obv. as before, rev. G and R divided by crown, inscription below, holed AEF; and 2 x Elizabeth II: 1977 silver (45mm, 38.04g, .999), 'Silver Jubilee', obv. diademed head right, rev.. Royal coat of arms, issued by The Britannia Commemorative Society in .999 silver, some surface residue, otherwise ABU; and Cook Islands silver $2 1973 (40mm, 25.70g, .925) '20th Anniversary of the Coronation', light contact marks otherwise EF in case of issue.

2 x British Medals, comprising: (1) Coronation Exhibition 1911, Silver Medal (51mm, 50.85g), struck by Vaughtons Ltd and hallmarked Birmingham, 1911, obv. George V uniformed bust left, rev. exhibition building framed by reclining female figures and radiant crown above lion couchant, in red leather case, scratch to centre of rev., otherwise matte surfaces with gilt highlights, AEF; and (2) Japan-British Exhibition, London 1910, Gilt Bronze Medal (64mm, 80.20g), struck by Vaughtons Ltd, obv. Britannia and female emblem of Japan standing under PEACE, rev. exhibition building framed by wreath of Samurai and knight, in green leather case, toning spots, otherwise EF

♦7 x Roman Provincial - Alexandria comprising: Trajan AE obol year 11, rev. hippopotamus (BMC 494-5); Antoninius Pius billon tetradrachm obv. laureate head left, rev. Zeus Ammon bust right (BMC 1024); Commodus billon tetradrachm obv. laureate bust right, rev. eagle standing right looking back wings closed, Λ B across field (BMC 1438); Elagablus billon tetradrachm obv. laureate bust right, rev. Hermanhubis wearing modius right, L Γ across field (BMC 1506-7 var.); Julia Mamaea billon tetradrachm obv. diademed bust right, rev. Nike seated left holding wreath LI B across field (BMC 1741); Maximinus AE tetradrachm obv. laureate bust right, rev. Nilus recumbent left, L Γ before (BMC 1802); and Probus AE20 obv. laureate and cuirassed bust right, rev. Homonoia standing right arm raised, double cornucopia in left hand, E L in front (BMC 2418); Fine to GVF

2 x Victoria 'Young Head' AE 1854, comprising: penny rev. plain trident (S.3948), scratches to bust and light contact marks, otherwise GVF; and halfpenny (S.3949), light contact marks, otherwise underlying lustre, GVF to AEF

23 x British and Foreign AE Coins, Tokens and Medals, to include: 10 x UK, comprising: 2 x George III 'Cartwheel' 2d 1797, one holed in centre Poor, the other VG to near Fine; George III 'Cartwheel' 1d 1797, Fair; 5 x farthings: 1822(x2), 1825, 1834 and 1837, near Fine to VF; and 4 x tokens/medals: (1) Coronation of George IV commemorative token, (2) Coronation of William IV commemorative token, (3) Victoria 'To Hannover' gambling token 1837, and (4) William Pitt white medal obv. bust left above date 1789, rev. 'The Supporter of the Constitution of Old England', near Fine to GVF; Ireland, George III halfpenny 1805, VG; Brazil, Maria I countermarked 80 reis 1786 [1809], obv. countermark over crowned XL, GFine; 2 x France Louis XVI: 12 deniers 1793A, Paris Mint, Poor; and ½ sol 1777W, Lille Mint, VG to near Fine; 2 x Portugal: Maria I 10 reis 1792, GFine; and Joao V 5 reis 173?, Poor to Fair; 3 x Russia: 2 x 5 kopeks: 1758MM and 1786EM, VG to near Fine; and 2 kopeks 1799EM, near Fine; and 2 x brass jettons, one Fair, the other a 'compte au mouton', full flan, AEF

♦6 x Roman Provincial - Alexandria, AE Tetradrachms comprising: Philip I (AD 244-9) (24mm, 12.27g), year 6, obv. AKMIOVΦIΛIΠΠOCE, laureate and cuirassed bust right, rev. Nike advancing right with wreath, palm over right shoulder, LS to right field (BMC 1968 var.; cf.Geissen 2751; cf.Dattari-Savio pl.258, 4892), darkly toned with attractive green patina highlights, VF; Claudius II (AD 268-70) (21mm, 8.72g), year 3, obv. laureate bust right, rev. eagle standing right, wreath in beak, palm transversely in left field, L-R, (BMC 2336; Sear 11423; Dattari 5413; Cologne 3047; Milne 4291), weak legend, otherwise VF; and 2 x Aurelian (AD 270-5): (1) (21mm, 10.07g), year 4, obv. laureate and cuirassed bust right, rev. eagle standing left, wreath in beak, LΔ to left, star to right field (Sear 11675; BMC 2362; Dattari 5470; Cologne 3073; Milne 4381), AVF; and (2) (20mm, 10.07g), year 4, obv. as previous, rev. eagle right wings spread, head left, wreath in talons, LΔ and star to right field, (BMC 2365; Sear 1168), AVF or better; and 2 x Probus (AD 276-82): (1) (20mm, 8.25g), year 5, obv. laureate and cuirassed bust right, rev, eagle standing head left with wreath in beak, L-E across field, (BMC 2429; Milne 4606; Curtis 1859), VF; and (2) (19mm, 7.62g), year 7, obv. laureate and cuirassed bust right, rev. eagle standing wings closed head right with wreath in beak, L-Z across field, (BMC 2431; Curtis 1864; Milne 4640), AVF

USA, Washington One Cent Token [1783], bust left both sides, undated, (Breen 1204), VG/near Fine (with original ticket); Canada, Victoria one cent 1858, obv. laureate head right, rev. value and date within beaded circle and wreath of maple leaves, KM# 1, near Fine SCARCE (with original ticket); USA 'Peace' dollar 1922, .900 silver, weight 26.79g, AVF; 5 x Victoria Golden Jubilee 1887, to include: crown, halfcrown, florin, shilling and threepence; 2 x George III: halfpenny 1807 and 'Cartwheel' twopence 1797, Poor to Fair; Victoria halfpenny, Poor; and a Ptolemaic Kings of Egypt AE 30 (30mm, 20.31g), obv. head of Zeus Ammon right, rev. two eagles with wings closed standing left

Assorted Coins and Banknotes, to include: Elizabeth II maundy 2d 1972, obv. young head right, BRITT: OMN omitted, rev. crowned 2 divides date, scratch to bust, otherwise darkly toned VF; USA half dime 1885, obv. seated liberty looks right, date below, rev. denomination in wreath, holed at 12 o'clock, near Fine; a small quantity of pre-1920 threepences and sixpences, gross weight 28.1g; and pre-1947 silver gross weight 98.2g; a quantity of 20th century and earlier base metal coinage; 5 x cupro-nickel crowns, and 12 x banknotes, including: 4 x Bank of England: £1 Wartime Emergency Issue signed K.O. Peppiatt, prefix X02D, near Fine; £1 Series A (Third Issue) signed L.K. O'Brien, prefix W49K, Fine; 10 shillings Wartime Emergency Issue signed K.O. Peppiatt, prefix J81, VG to near Fine; and 10 shillings Series C, signed J.S. Fforde, AVF

♦19 x Roman Provincial, comprising: Amorgos - Aegiale Julia Domna AE23 rev. Demeter in quadriga right (BMC 7); Commagene - Zeugma AE23 obv. laureate head left, rev. ΖƐΥΓΜΑΤƐⲰΝ , temple on mound, B in right field (cf.RPC IV 5753); 2 x Ionian Islands - Corcyra: Caracalla AE26 obv. laureate head right, rev. Galley right (BMC 681); and AE21 obv. young Herakles head rihgt, rev. galley with magistrate's name PIΛΩΝ above; 6 x Caria to include: Antiochia ad Maeandrum Gallienus AE72 rev. male figure standing left (BMC 59); Apollonia Salabace Salonina AE33 obv. bust right, rev. Zeus seated left holding Nike in right hand (BMC 28); Attuda Julia Domna AE30 rev. Asklepios standing left (BMC 32); Cnidus AE13 obv. head left; 2 x Heraclea Salbace: Geta AE28 rev. three figures standing; and Julia Domna AE28 rev. Aphrodite within tetrastyle temple (BMC 29-30); and Stratonicea Julia Domna AE28 rev. Hekate standing left, lighted altar before (BMC 61); and 8 x Pontos comprising: 4 x Amasia: AE17 obv. Perseu head right, rev. cornucopia between pilei surmounted by stars (cf.BMC 2); Trajan AE21 rev. temple; Severus Alexander AE34 rev. eagle standing facing right on altar quadriga above (cf.BMC 39 var.); and Julia Domna AE30 rev. Tyche holding rudder and cornucopia; 3 x Amisus AE26 rev. confronting figures; AE20 obv. Ares right in crested helmet, rev. sword in sheath, monogram left (BMC 43); and AE21 obv. aegis with facing Gorgon in centre, rev. Nike (cf.BMC 72); and Neocaesarea Caracalla AE29 rev. temple; VG to GFine

♦8 x Roman Provincial - Cilicia, comprising: Aegaea AE16 obv. Herakles head right, rev. club and bow (BMC 10-11); Anazarbus: AE19 obv. Claudius/Nero? head right, rev. Tyche veiled and turreted head right (cf.BMC 5); Celendris Domitian AE23 obv. laureate bust right, rev. Demeter holding torches right in biga driven by winged serpents (RPC II, 1716); Corycus/Korykos Julia Domna obv. bust right, rev. Aphrodite standing left holding aphlaston and sceptre (Imhoof GRM 1); Diocaesarea Julia Domna AE25 obv. diademed bust right, rev. winged thunderbolt (SNG Levante 672); Irenopolis Domitian AE23 obv. laureate head right, rev. Hygieia standing facing head right, serpent feeding from phiale left (BMC 3-4); Seleucia ad Calycadnum Macrinus AE29 obv. bust right, countermarked, rev. infant Dionysos enthroned attended by three Korybantes (BM 30); and Uncertain mint Augustus AE19 obv. bare head right, rev. figure standing facing left; near Fine to VF

♦12 x Roman Provincial - Cilicia, to include: Anazarbus Macrinus AE36 obv. laureate bust right, rev. Nike holding wreath and aquila walking left (SNG Levante 1414); Flaviopolis Trajan AE23 obv. laureate head right, rev. Tyche standing facing head right holding rudder and cornucopia (SNG von Aulock 5559); Olba AE21 obv. Ajax head right, rev. triskeles (BMC 2); Elaeussa-Sebaste AE26 obv. Tyche turreted head right, rev. Nike advancing left holding wreath in outstretched right hand (BMC 8-9 var.; RPC I, 3716Aa); Seleucia ad Calycadnum Severus Alexander AE32 obv. radiate bust right, countermarked, rev. Nike facing holding inscribed ansate table (BMC 34); 6 x Tarsus comprising: AE21 obv. Tyche head right, rev. Sandan within pyre/pyramidal monument (BMC 106-12); Caracalla AE33 obv. laureate bust left, rev. elephant left head facing (BMC 196 var.); Elagabalus AE30 obv. radiate head right, rev. Demiourgos and Cilicarch crowns (RPC VI, 7066); Herennia Etruscilla AE20 obv. bust right, rev. Dionysos standing (BMC 307-8); and Trebonianus Gallus AE33 obv. radiate bust right, rev. Artemis moving left, fetching arrow from quiver (BMC 312) and Valerian? AE23 rev. Tyche standing left; and unidentified mint AE32 obv. radiate bust right, rev. Asclepius? standing right; VG to VF

♦2 x Roman Provincial - Cicilia, Tarsus comprising: Caracalla (AD 198-217) AE 35 (35mm, 13.94g) obv. laureate and cuirassed bust right divides Π Π, rev. Julia Domna diademed and draped bust right, (BMC 178), v-shaped edge chips, otherwise AVF; and Trebonianus Gallus (AD 251-4) AE 32 (32mm, 23.13g) obv. radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Perseus left holding cultus statue of Apollo Lykeios (RPC IX, 1407; SNG Paris 1789-90), porosity, Fine

♦Coele-Syria, Mark Antony and Cleopatra VII (32-31 BC) AE 18 (18mm, 4.17g), Chalcis ad Belum mint, obv. diademed and draped bust of Cleopatra right, rev. bare head of Antony right, (RPC I 4771; SNG Copenhagen 383 (uncertain mint); Svoronos 1887), struck on a small flan, green and brown patina, VFex CNG 138 lot 171

♦Roman Provincial - Cilicia, Trebonianus Gallus (AD 251-3) AE 32 (32mm, 21.04g), Tarsus mint, year 2, obv. radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right, Π Π across field, rev. Herakles standing left, head right, holding club in right hand, lion skin in left, Γ B across field, (RPC IC, 1405), dark brown toning with earthen highlights, Fine RARE

♦Roman Provincial - Mesopotamia, Commodus (AD 177-92) and Abgar VIII AE 16 (16mm, 2.19g), Edessa mint, obv. laureate head of Commodus right, rev. tiara and draped bust of Abgar VIII right, (Babelon, Edessa 15; BMC 10-13), dark green patina, VFex CNG 264 lot 327

♦2 x Roman Provincial - Mesopotamia, Septimius Severus (AD 193-211) and Abgar VIII AE, Edessa mint, comprising: (1) (22mm, 7.84g) obv. laureate head of Septimius right, rev. diademed and draped bust of Abgar right, wearing tiara decorated with star and crescent, sceptre before, (BMC 14-26), rev. slightly stronger, overall AVF; and (2) (20mm, 5.55g) obv. laureate head of Septimius right, rev. diademed and draped bust of Abgar VIII right wearing tiara, symbol behind, sceptre before,(BMC 27-8), black and brown patina with earthen highlights, GVFex CNG 352 lot 374 from the Dr George Spalding Collection; and CNG 301 lot 222 respectively

♦Roman Provincial - Mesopotamia, Severus Alexander (AD 222-35) AE 25 (25mm, 10.10g), Rhesaena mint, obv. laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Tyche seated left on rocks, holding eagle in extended right hand, (cf.Castelin 35-40), struck off centre, otherwise dark green patina with traces of red, AVFex CNG 446 lot 255

♦Roman Provincial - Mesopotamia, Severus Alexander (AD 222-35) AE 26 (26mm, 12.18g), Nisibis mint, obv. laureate bust right, drapery on left shoulder, rev. NECBIMH, Tyche turreted, veiled and draped bust right, ram (Aries) above leaping right, star behind and before, (BMC 5), dark green patina with earthen deposits, VFex CNG 296, lot 204

♦2 x Roman Provincial - Mesopotamia, Gordian III (AD 238-44) comprising: (1) AE 29 (29mm, 18.50g), Carrhae mint, obv. laureate head right, rev. Tyche draped, veiled and turreted bust left, crescent obliterated, before her small altar and Marsyas standing right on pedestal carrying wineskin over shoulder, (BMC 55-6; RPC VII.2, 3442/5), dark green patina, legends partly weak, otherwise VF or better; and (2) AE 33 (33mm, 23.68g), Singara mint, obv. confronting busts of Gordian III and Tranquillina, rev. Tyche turreted and seated left on rocks, centaur (Sagittarius) left above discharging bow, (BMC 13), GFine to AVF

♦Roman Provincial - Mesopotamia, Gordian III (AD 238-44) AE 28 (28mm, 14.18g), Edessa mint, obv. radiate and cuirassed bust of Gordian right, drapery on left shoulder, rev. Tyche turreted and veiled bust left, before her a small flaming altar and Aquarius standing right on a pedestal, (BMC 124-30), dark brown with green and red earthen highlights, AVFex CNG 326 lot 349

♦Roman Provincial - Mesopotamia, Gordian III (AD 238-244) AE 25 (25mm, 16.62g), Singara mint, obv. radiate bust left, wearing paludamentum and cuirass, rev. Tyche turreted and draped bust right, centaur (Sagittarius) discharging bow above, (BMC 5), obv. struck slightly off centre, otherwise green and red patina, VF

♦Roman Provincial - Mesopotamia, Gordian III (AD 238-44) AE 27 (27mm, 16.14g), Singara mint, obv. laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of right, rev. Tyche turreted and veiled right below a centaur (Sagittarius) with bow strung leaping right, (SNG Copenhagen 255; BMC 3), dark green patina, VFex CNG 302 lot 294