3 x Hammered Shillings comprising: Elizabeth I, sixth issue (1582-1600) without rose or date, bust 6B, ear shows, mm escallop; obv. numerous digs & scratches on & around bust, rev. better; full flan & full clear legends, 5.33g, bust Poor o/wise AFine to Fine; James I, second coinage (1604-1619), third bust with beard cut square, denomination XII to left of bust, mm rose, scratches & contact marks both sides, most of legends clear, 5.34g, VG & Charles I, class 3, fourth bust with inner circles, denomination XII to right of bust, rev. garnished oval shield with CR at sides mm portcullis, obv. scratches, hairlines & contact marks, rev. some edge corrosion between 12 & 3 o’clock, most of legends clear, 5.88g, VG to AFine, together with Charles I, hammered sixpence, mm crown, no inner circles, bust worn Poor o/wise VG, all four coins sometime cleaned.
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10 x Farthings, comprising: James II 168? Peck 547, obv. laureate and cuirassed bust, rev. Britannia seated left, weak date on edge, otherwise near Fine; 2 x William and Mary 1694 Peck 616, S3453, obv. conjoined busts right, rev. Britannia, one GFine the other about Fine; and 7 x William III 1695 Peck 653 about Fine, 1696 Peck 657 VG, 1697(x2) Peck 659, one AVF the other Good, 1699(x2) Peck 665, obv. second issue laureate and cuirassed bust, rev. Britannia date at end of legend, no stop after date, VG to about Fine; and 1700 Peck 667 VG.
7 x George I Farthings, S3662, second issue, obv, laureate and cuirassed bust right, rev. Britannia, comprising: 1719 Peck 807, large letting on obv., VF; 1720(x2) Peck 818, one with obv. small letters, the other with obv. large letters, about fine; 1721 Peck 822, rev. no stop after date in exergue, about Fine; 1722 Peck 825, about Fine; 1723 Peck 826, about Fine; and 1724 Peck 828, VF+.
21 x George II Farthings, to include: obv. young laureate and cuirassed bust left, rev. Britannia 1730 Peck 854, GVF/VF; 1731 Peck 858, AVF; 1732 Peck 859, near Fine; 1733 Peck 860, VG; 1734 Peck 861, VG; 1735 Peck 863, near Fine; 1736(x2) Peck 864, Fine to VF; 1737(x2), one Peck 866 rev. small date VF, the other Peck 867 rev. large date VF; 1739(x2) Peck 869, rev. positioning of spray differs, with one pointing to the A and the other in between the A and N of BRITANNIA, Fine; obv. old laureate and cuirassed bust left GEORGIUS, rev. Britannia 1741 Peck 885, VG; 1744 Peck 856, Fine; obv. old laureate and cuirassed bust left GEORGIVS, rev. Britannia 1746(x2) Peck 887, Fine; 1749(x2) Peck 889, VG; 1750(x2) Peck 890, GFine to VF; and 1754 Peck 892, AVF.
6 x George III Farthings, Third and Fourth Soho Mint Issues, to include: S3779 obv. laureate and draped bust right, rev. Britannia 1799(x2) Peck 1279, obv. three berries in wreath, lustrous EF to GEF; and S3782 obv. shorter haired laureate bust right, rev. Britannia 1806(x3), comprising: Peck 1396, AVF; Peck 1397 AEF; and Peck 1398, rev. trident touching N in BRITANNIA, GFine; and 1807 Peck 1399, VF.
British Copper Coinage, to include: 2 x George III 'Cartwheel' twopence 1797, GFine; and 2 x George II halfpenny 1806 and 1807, Fair to about Fine; and a Lancaster halfpenny token 1792, obv. John of Gaunt. rev. Coat of Arms above date, AVF; together with 2 x Roman Imperial Bronze Coins, comprising: Jovian (363-364AD) follis, Heraclea Mint, obv. D N IOVIAN-VS P F AVG, draped cuiras bust left, pearl diadem, rev. VOT/V within wreath, mm HERACEA in exergue, bronze, 20.3mm, 3.68g, RIC VIII 108, GVF; and a Commemorative Issue follis (330-346AD), struck under Constantine I (307-337AD), Siscia Mint, obv. VRBS ROMA around helmeted bust of Roma, rev. no legend, she-wolf suckling Romulus and Remus, mm •ΔSIS• in exergue, 17.2mm, 2.66g, RIC VII 240, AVF.
A Collection of 10 x English Copper & Bronze Coins comprising: George II farthing 1754 good edge & surfaces Fine/AFine, George III twopence 1797, Soho Mint ‘cartwheel’ coinage, in exceptional condition, trivial rim imperfections & virtually flawless surfaces EF/GEF, penny 1797 some surface corrosion, verdigris in legends VG, halfpenny 1806 rev. 3 berries, minor contact marks VF to GVF & halfpenny 1806 no berries, rev scratches VF, Victoria copper penny 1858 OT DEF - :, 2nd 8 of date possibly over 3 or 7, contact marks VF to GVF, copper halfpenny 1854 minor rim imperfections o/wise toned with underlying lustre AEF, bronze halfpenny 1888 minor contact marks Fine & halfpenny 1895 lustrous EF/AEF & Coventry halfpenny token 1792 corrosion patches both sides o/wise Fine, together with New Brunswick copper penny 1854 obv. Victoria Young Head, rev. three-masted ship ‘ONE PENNY CURRENCY’ below, contact marks AVF & Portugal bronze 40 reis 1822 obv. bust of Joao VI, rev. ‘UTILITATI PUBLICAE’ around crowned globe, ‘40’ below; 35.32g, contact marks o/wise GVF to AEF.
4 x 18th Century Halfpenny Tokens comprising: Lancaster, obv. ‘JOHN OF GAUNT DUKE OF LANCASTER’ around crowned bust, rev. ‘HALFPENNY 1794’ around Shield of Arms, edge ‘LANCASTER LONDON OR BRISTOL’ good edge & surfaces GVF or+, Warwickshire obv. ‘JOHN WILKINSON IRONMASTER’ around bust, rev. ‘HALFPENNY 1791’ around Vulcan seated at anvil, sailing ship in background, rev. scratches o/wise Fine+, Middlesex obv. ‘MAIL COACH HALFPENNY’ & ‘TO TRADE EXPEDITION & TO PROPERTY PROTECTION’ ‘PAYABLE IN LONDON’ around coach & horses, rev. ‘TO J PALMER. ESQ etc ‘JF’ cypher below, edge plain, undated (1797), minor contact marks VF or+ & Middlesex obv. ‘AM I NOT A MAN AND A BROTHER’ around kneeling slave, rev. ‘MAY SLAVERY AND OPRESSION (sic) CEASE THROUGHOUT THE WORLD’ around clasped hands, edge ‘PAYABLE IN DUBLIN OR LONDON’ undated (circa 1795), minor contact marks VF, together with 3 x commemorative medals: ‘First Powered Flight’ obv. busts of Wilbur & Orville Wright, rev. ‘FIRST POWERED FLIGHT DECEMBER 17, 1903’ around view of Kitty Hawk in flight, silver-plated nickel brass, 38mm, GVF, ‘First Dock at Fleetwood’ commemorating the Preston & Wyre Railway, Harbour & Dock Company’s opening of Fleetwood Dock 1877, features sailing ships & trains both sides, holed at 12 o’clock, nickel silver, 37mm GVF & ‘S.S. Great Britain’ a gilt bronze medal commemorating the safe return of the S.S. Great Britain from the Falklands to Bristol in 1970, obv. S.S.Great Britain under sail & details of its original launch & construction, light handling marks o/wise lustrous as struck.
A Collection of 46 x UK 18th & 19th Century Copper & Bronze Tokens, mostly provincial & trade halfpenny tokens including London, Coventry, Yeovil, Southampton, Edinburgh, Carmarthen, Chichester, Worcester, Deal & Poole; the collection also includes 3 x penny tokens: Somerset 1811 obv. bust of George III, rev. Arms of Bristol with unicorn supporters, Anglesey 1788 obv. Druid’s head, rev. ’WE PROMISE TO PAY etc around PMC cypher & non-local 1813 ‘TO FACILITATE TRADE’ around plumes, rev. ‘COMMERCE’ around Commerce seated & a farthing token obv. ‘NORTH WALES FARTHING’ around laureate head, rev. ‘PRO BONO PUBLICO’ around Prince of Wales plumes, together with 4 x Tasmanian Penny Tokens: (1) VAN DIEMEN’S LAND 1855, ‘NEW TOWN TOLL GATE – R JOSEPHS’ (2) ‘HOBART TOWN 1855, MONTPELIER RETREAT, W.D. WOOD WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT,’ (3) ‘R.S.WATERHOUSE DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT HOBART TOWN’ & (4) ‘WILLIAM ANDREW JARVEY – PAWNBROKER & GENERAL CLOTHIER’ all VF or+; the 46 UK tokens are various grades, majority Fine or+
George III, Bank of England Dollar 1804, obv. older laureate & draped bust, C.H.K. with stops on truncation, no stop after ‘REX,’ leaf points to centre of ‘E’ in ‘DEI,’ rev. ‘BANK OF ENGLAND’ around seated Britannia with shield in oval garter inscribed ‘FIVE SHILLINGS DOLLAR,’ small ‘K’ in relief below shield; very faint initials ‘E O’ (?) lightly scratched below bust & a few faint hairlines o/wise very good edge & surfaces with light golden tone in legends & centre of rev., lustrous GVF to AEF
George III, Bank of England Dollar 1804, S3768, obv. older laureate and draped bust, C.H.K. with stops on truncation, no stop after REX, top leaf points to the centre of E in DEI, rev. bearing legend BANK OF ENGLAND around seated Britannia with shield in oval garter inscribed FIVE SHILLINGS DOLLAR, upright K to left of shield, small dig to obv. otherwise AVF; together with a Charles II crown 1662, S3350, obv. first draped bust right with rose below, rev. crowned cruciform shields with interlinked C's in angles, edge undated, VG; and a William III crown 1696, S3470, obv. first draped bust right, rev. first harp, Fair to VG.
British and Commonwealth Silver Coinage, comprising: 8 x crowns: George III 1820LX, obv. laureate head right, rev. Pistrucci with garter edge inscribed, VG; 2 x George IV 1821 SECUNDO and 1822 TERTIO, obv. laureate head left, rev. Pistrucci, Fair; and 3 x Victoria: 1887(x2) and 1895LIX, GFine to GEF; 2 x Victoria double florin 1887, rev. one with Roman numeral I in date, the other with Arabic 1, GVF to AE; 8 x halfcrowns: 4 x George III: 1817 S3788, obv. large laureate bust, rev. crowned garter and shield, Good/Fair; 1817 S3789, obv. small laureate head right, rev. crowned garter and shield, engraved JP to obv. field at 7 o'clock, otherwise Fine; 1818 Fair; and 1819 Fair; William IV 1836, obv. bare head, rev. shield on mantle, Fine; 2 x Victoria: 1881, obv. young head left, rev. crowned shield, GFine; and 1887, obv. jubilee bust, rev. crowned shield, GFine; and George VI 1944, obv. bare head left, rev. shield, light contact marks and verdigris spots otherwise AEF; 8 x florins: 4 x George V: 1921, 1922, 1924, and 1933, Fair; 2 x Australia, George VI: 1947 and 1951, Fair/VG; 2 x Australia, Elizabeth II: 1953 and 1954, Fair/VG; 6 x shillings: Anne 1711, Fair; 2 x George III: 1816 and 1820, Good to VG; George IV 1826, obv. bare head left, rev. lion on crown, GFine+; William IV 1835, obv. bare head right, rev. value in wreath, GFine/AVF; and Victoria 1887, obv. jubilee head, rev. crowned shield, AVF; 6 x sixpences: 2 x George V: 1921 and 1930; and 4 x George VI: 1942, 1943, 1944, and 1945; 3 x George V threepences: 1917(holed), 1920, and 1931; and 7 x British Malaya, George VI 5 cents 1941, mostly VF.
4 x Crowns, comprising: George IV 1821 S3805, SECUNDO, obv. laureate head left, rev. St. George, date and B.P. to upper right in exergue, Fine/VG; and 3 x Victoria: 1892 and 1893LVI(x2), GFine to AEF; together with a Victoria double-florin 1887 S3922, obv. jubilee bust, rev. Roman numeral I in date, AVF; 11 x halfcrowns, to include: 2 x George III: 1817 and 1818 S3789, obv. small laureate head right, rev. crowned garter and shield, Fair to VG; William IV 1836 S3834, Fair; and 8 x Victoria: 1878, 1883(x2), 1887(x3) (one damaged due to mounting, another AEF but for wear to rim), 1890 and 1897, all Fair to Fine; and a Victoria 'Godless' florin 1849, Fair.
19th Century British Silver Coinage, to include: 4 x Victoria crowns: 1888, 1889(x2) and 1890, Fine to GFine; 2 x Victoria double florin 1890, S3923, rev. Arabic 1 in date, VG to Fine; 21 x halfcrowns: George III 1818 (Good) and 18?? (Poor); and Victoria 1877, 1881, 1885(x2), 188?, 18??, 1889, 1890, 1893(x2), 1894(x2), 1896(x2), 1897, 1899(x2), 1900 and 1901; 6 x Victoria florins: 'Godless' 1849 (good); 'Gothic' 1885 (GFine+), 1889, 1898, 1900 and 1901; 12 x shillings: George IV 1825 and 182? obv. bare head left, rev. lion on crown; William IV 1834(x2) and 1836(GFine); and Victoria 1868 (die no.14 AVF), 1887(x2 S3926 obv. small Jubilee head, rev. crowned shield in Garter), 1888/7, 1890, 1893, 1895 (S3940A obv. old veiled bust, rev. larger rose) and 1897(AVF); 5 x sixpences: William IV 1834; and Victoria 1843, 1889, 1898 and 189?; and 6 x Victoria threepence 1877, 1861, 1886, 1890, 1891 and 1896. Fair to Fine unless otherwise stated.
Victoria, 8 x Jubilee Head Silver Coins comprising: crown 1889 minor contact marks o/wise good edge & surfaces, toned AVF, 2 x double florins: 1887 minor contact marks AFine & 1888 obv. contact marks on bust & in field, good edge GFine to AVF, halfcrown 1888 VG, florin 1887 Fine & 3 x shillings 1887(x2) GFine & AFine & 1891 VG, together with George IV halfcrown 1820 contact marks & light scratches VG to AFine & Victoria Old Head halfcrown 1897 good edge & surfaces, light golden tone in legends AFine.
Victoria, double florin 1889, obv. minor edge nick at 2 o’clock, trivial contact marks AVF/VF, together with George III, eighteen pence bank token 1811, obv. laureate & draped bust, rev. wreath of oak leaves around ‘BANK TOKEN 1s. 6D. 1811’ a few faint hairlines o/wise good edge & surfaces VF to GVF, Charles II, farthing 1672 light surface pitting, good edge VG, Hull, halfpenny token 1812 obv. ‘PAYABLE BY I.K.PICARD LEAD WORKS HULL’ rev. ‘ESSE QUAM VIDERI’ (‘To Be Rather Than To Seem’) around lion standing right, its paw resting on a small shield, several obv. scratches o/wise Fine, George VI penny with blank reverse (deliberately skimmed rather than a Mint error), wt 8.72g & Victoria, Diamond Jubilee commemorative silver medal 1897 by de Saulles, obv. Veiled Head, rev. Young Head dividing inscription, date 1837 & sprig of leaves below, 26mm, 9.57g, numerous scratches/contact marks & rim imperfections & holed at 12 o’clock.
William & Mary, Halfcrown 1689 PRIMO, first busts, rev. first crowned shield, crown with pearls & with caul & interior frosted, light hairlines/contact marks o/wise good edge & surfaces, very dark tone, busts VG o/wise GFine, together with Edward III groat, fourth coinage (1351-77), London Mint, closed ‘C’ & ‘E,’ Lombardic ‘M,’ unbarred Roman ‘N’ & ‘R’ with wedge-shaped tail; clipped, obv. French titles & part of king’s name worn, bust worn, rev. better, Fair/VG.
Victoria, Halfcrown 1844, Type A4 S3888; obv. young head left, no initials on trunc., 1844 with upper serifs; rev. crowned shield of arms; small nick to rim below 8 and bruise to rim below rose on rev., light contact marks and hairlines with wear evident to lower right quarter of shield of arms, otherwise AVF; together with 2 x Victoria halfcrowns S3938, obv. old veiled bust left, rev. shield in collar, 1893(GVF) and 1897(VF).
Victoria, 5 x Silver Coins comprising: 2 x halfcrowns: 1887JH numerous obv. hairlines, good edge AVF/VF & 1893 obv. hairlines/contact marks, good edge GFine to AVF, florin 1900 good edge & surfaces AVF/VF, shilling 1887JH light peripheral toning VF & sixpence 1887JH Fine & a commemorative silver medal 1897 ‘Diamond Jubilee’ by G W de Saulles, obv. veiled bust, rev. Young Head dividing inscription, sprig of leaves & date 1837 below, 26mm, 9.63g, GVF or+, together with Edward VII florin 1910 contact marks/hairlines Fine & 8 x Commonwealth silver coins comprising: Southern Rhodesia halfcrown 1941 & florin 1944, British India rupee 1903, Canada 25 cents 1907 & Australia 4 x florins: 1944S San Francisco Mint, 1951 ‘50th Anniversary of Federation 1901-1951,’ 1954 ‘Royal Visit’ & 1962, all GFine or+.
2 x Queen Anne, Shilling 1711, obv. third bust left, rev. crowned cruciform shields and angles plain, Fair rev. a little better; together with George I shilling 1723, obv. laureate bust right, rev. crowned cruciform shields and SSC in angles, Fair rev. better; George IV shilling 1829, obv. bare head left, rev. lion on crown, Fair; William IV three-halfpence 1834, VG+; Victoria shilling 1887, blue tone, AVF; and a quantity of UK copper coinage, to include: William III halfpenny 1700 S3556, GVLIEEMVS error, AVG; George I halfpenny 1724, Fine; George III 'Cartwheel' twopence 1797, Fine; and various other English, Scottish and Isle of Man copper coins.
George II LIMA Shilling 1745, S3703, obv. old laureate bust left, rev. plain angles, AVF/GVF; together with a quantity of British Silver Coinage, including: 3 x halfcrowns: 1817(VF+), 1922 and 1942; 11 x florins: 'Godless' 1849(VG), 1883, 1887, 1897, 190?, 1914, 1922, 1928(EF), 1929, 1935, and 1939; 28 x shillings: William III(Poor), George I 'SSC' 1723 S3647(near Fine), 1816(Poor), 1817(Poor), 1820(about Fine), 1820, 1825(Fine), 1826, 1837, 1880, 1887(x5, Fine to VF), 1893(VF), 1897(VF), 1920(x2), 1921(x2), 1922(x2), 1924, 1926, 1931(Fine/VF), 1937(VF), and 19??; 34 x sixpences: George II(Poor), 1758(VF), George III(Poor), 1817(GVF), 1817(poor), 1820, 18??(Poor), 1834(Fine), 1837, 18??, 1887, 1893(VF), 1920, 19??, 1922(x2), 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927(x2), George V?, 192?, 1929(x4), 1931(x2), 1934(x3), and 1935; 4 x fourpence/groat: 1836(AEF), 1845, 1849, and 1854; 3 x Maundy 4d: 1679(GFine), 1683(Fine), and 1896(VF); 19 x threepences: 1885, 1887(GVF), 18??, Victoria?, 1886, 1891, 1897, 1900, 1902, 1910, 1914, 1917(x2), 1918, 1920, 1933, 1935, and 1938(x2); and 3 x Maundy 3d: 1679 S3386 obv. O/A in CAROLVS (GFine), 1689 S3441 obv. M/V in GVLIELMVS (holed otherwise about Fine), and 1762(GVF).
British Silver Coinage, to include: William III sixpence 1696 S3520, obv. first draped bust, rev. crowned cruciform shields, early harp, VG; William III shilling 1697, Good; Victoria shilling 1887, obv. small Jubilee head, rev. crowned shield in garter, Fine; Victoria crown 1889, obv. jubilee bust, rev. Pistrucci, Fine; together with a quantity of pre-1920 silver threepences, sixpences etc., weight 507.6g, pre-1947 silver threepences etc., weight 227.8g; a small quantity of foreign silver coinage, weight 16.7g; and a Charles I groat 1638-1642, Aberystwyth Mint, obv. bust with crown touching inner circle, rev. shield and plume, mounted at 12 o'clock otherwise Fair. 507.6g, 227.8g
Miscellaneous UK Silver Coins comprising: George II sixpence 1757, minor hairlines o/wise lustrous Fine, William IV groat 1836 Fine to GFine, Victoria crown 1890 contact marks, minor rim nicks GFine or+, George V halfcrown 1936 AEF, 9 x silver threepences 1869/74/84, 1902/07/08/25/28(x2) various grades, cupro-nickel halfcrown 1947 cleaned AEF & 3 x hammered coins: Edward I penny Canterbury Mint VG, Edward IV penny, York Mint Archbishop Neville, G & Key by king’s neck, quatrefoil rev. clipped Fair & Elizabeth I halfgroat, 7th issue mm 1, two pellets behind bust, London Mint Fine, together with 8 x cleaned (dipped) coins: Canada 4 x sterling silver 25 cents 1883H GEF, 1904 GVF, 1906 EF, 1918 EF & New Brunswick 20 cents 1862 Fine, South Africa 2 x sterling silver shillings 1894, both Fine & Australia florin 1947 .500 silver Fine; 5 x low denomination foreign silver coins (not cleaned) comprising: South Africa 2 x 3d 1893 & 1941, Canada 10 cents 1880H & 5 cents 1875H small date, rare VG & Portugal 50 reis 1880, various grades; lot also includes Victoria, 6 x Young Head farthings: 1839, 1840, 1841, 1843 & 1845, generally Fine to VF, a couple with verdigris stains.
£1.50 Face Value Pre-20 Silver, almost all Edward VII & Victoria, weight 164.3g, 50p face value pre-47 silver weight 55.7g & 44 x silver threepences Victoria Young Head to George VI, together with George III ‘cartwheel’ twopence 1797 contact marks on bust & minor rim knocks o/wise VF & George VI sixpence 1950 GEF & brass threepence 1952 lustrous GEF.
Large Collection of Silver Commemorative Coins, to include: UK 3-coin proof set 1994 'Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Allied Invasion of Europe', comprising: USA 1 dollar 1991/1995, UK 50p 1994; and France 1 franc 1993, individually encapsulated with certificate of authenticity in Royal Mint case of issue; France 2-coin set 1990 and 1994 'Coffret Tunnel Sous La Manche', 1er titre silver, certificate of authenticity in Tresor du Patrimoine case of issue, FDC; France 3-coin set 1996 comprising: 1 euro, 2 euro, and 20 euro, individually encapsulated in Frappes par la Monnaie de Paris case of issue; France 100 francs 1982, obv. pantheon, rev. leafy design, .900 silver, 15g, in Monnaie de Paris case of issue, UNC; France 50 francs 1980, rev. Hercules group, .900 silver, 30g, in Monnaie de Paris case of issue, UNC; France proof 5 francs 1989, obv. base of tower, rev. Eiffel Tower, .900 silver, 12g, encapsulated with certificate of authenticity in Monnaie de Paris case of issue; France proof 100 francs 1991, rev. Descartes, .900 silver, 15g, encapsulated with certificate of authenticity in Monnaie de Paris case of issue; France proof 100 francs 1992, obv. Jean Monnet, .900 silver, 15g, encapsulated with certificate of authenticity in Monnaie de Paris case of issue; Russia proof 3 roubles 1991, .900 silver, rev. Narva triumphal arch, encapsulated with certificate of authenticity; Russia proof 3 roubles 1991, .900 silver, rev. ballet dancer, encapsulated with certificate of authenticity; France proof 100 francs 1989, obv. standing Genius, .900 silver, 15g, encapsulated in Monnaie de Paris case of issue; France 5 francs 2001, obv. base of tower, rev. Eiffel Tower, .900 silver, 12g, encapsulated with certificate of authenticity in Monnaie de Paris case of issue, UNC; EEC ecu 1990, obv. EUROPA, rev. symbols of the members of the EEC, 1er titre silver, 40g, encapsulated with Jean-Marc Laleta certificate; Elizabeth II proof 50p 1973, in Royal Mint case of issue; Elizabeth II silver proof crown 1981, commemorating the marriage of Prince Charles and Lady Diana, encapsulated with certificate of authenticity in Royal Mint case of issue; Elizabeth II silver proof crown 1977, silver jubilee, encapsulated with certificate of authenticity in Royal Mint case of issue; Elizabeth II silver proof crown 1993, 40th anniversary of the coronation, encapsulated with certificate of authenticity in Royal Mint case of issue; Elizabeth II silver proof £2 1994 commemorating the centenary of the Bank of England, encapsulated with certificate of authenticity in Royal Mint case of issue; Elizabeth II silver proof £2 1995, second world war, encapsulated with certificate of authenticity in Royal Mint case of issue; Gibraltar, Elizabeth II silver proof crown 1980, rev. NELSON 1758-1805 in banners, encapsulated with certificate of authenticity in case of issue; Belgium 5 ecu 1987, rev. bust of Charles V right, .833 silver, 22.85g, AUNC; together with 4 x medallic postal covers: 1982 'Introduction of the 20p Coin', 1993 'Coronation 40th Anniversary', 1994 'Investiture of the Prince of Wales 25th Anniversary', and 2002 'Golden Jubilee'; a quantity of base metal coins, medallions and tokens.
Miscellaneous Lot comprising: New Zealand: 6 x sets of ‘First Decimal Coins 1967’ each set 7 coins: cupro-nickel dollar, 50, 20, 10 & 5 cents & bronze 2 & 1 cent, in pliofilm envelopes (3 sets ‘Polished Standard Specimen’ grade & 3 x UNC) & a sterling type set 1964: 7 coins halfcrown to halfpenny, card-mounted UNC (halfcrown dated 1963) & a commemorative dollar 1967 in a plastic case; Australia 6-coin decimal set 1966 - silver 50 cents, cupro-nickel 20, 10 & 5 cents & bronze 2 & 1 cents, card-mounted in a Sandhill case UNC; Israel 2 x 6-coin specimen sets 1969 – 1 agora, 5, 10 & 25 agorot, half lira & 1 lira, card-mounted UNC; Isle of Man 6 x cupro-nickel crowns 1977 ‘Silver Jubilee’ in plastic cases UNC; Guernsey 4-coin proof set 1966 – 10 shillings, threepence, 8 & 4 doubles, all with toning spots, in case of issue; Gibraltar 4 x crowns – 1967(x3) & 1968, in plastic cases UNC & UK 73 x cupro-nickel crowns – 1951, 1953, 1960(x11), 1965(x41), 1972(x12), 1977(x5) & 1980(x2); lot also includes Soviet Union 2 x gilt base metal commemorative medals comprising 1) obv. bust of Lenin & dates 1870-1970, rev. quote from the poet Mayakovski in Russian, translating as ‘The Thoughts, Words and Deeds of Ilych are Spreading Throughout the Entire Universe’ 60mm, 32.59g & 2) obv. a commemorative obelisk, rev. inscription in Ukrainian translating as ‘Eternal Glory to the Heroes Who Died Fighting for the Freedom and Independence of Our Homeland 1941-1945,’ 60mm, 37.6g, both medals struck in Kiev, in fitted plastic cases UNC & UK 2 x proof bronze medals: 1) ‘SEFTON – HORSE OF THE YEAR’ 38mm, 19.05g, in a plastic case, minor handling marks o/wise BU & & 2) ‘EUROPEAN ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE YEAR 1975’ view of Melrose Abbey on rev., 44mm, 36.18g, in case of issue, toned UNC & 30+ foreign coins including 22 x low denomination Russian coins (Soviet era), Mexico silver 1 peso 1958 & 25 pesos 1968 & Bermuda silver crown 1959.
German States, Grand Duchy of Baden 2 x 2 Marks: 1902 ‘50th Year of Reign’ obv. bust of Grand Duke Friedrich 1, sprig of leaves enclosing 1852 below, rev. Imperial crowned eagle; 11.15g, .900 silver, faint obv. hairlines, light golden toning & toning spots on rev o/wise good edge & surfaces ABU & 1907 ‘Death of Grand Duke Friedrich I’ obv. bust & dates 1826 & 1907 below, peripheral golden toning, rev. Imperial crowned eagle, toning spots o/wise good edge & surfaces, 11.18g, .900 silver ABU.
Germany, Weimar Republic, 3 x 3 Reichsmarks comprising: 1925E (Muldenhutten Mint) ‘1000th Year of the Rhineland’ obv. knight in chainmail with raised right arm standing behind shield depicting eagle, rev. wreath of oak leaves around ‘3 REICHSMARK,’ 15g, trivial contact marks, hairlines, light peripheral toning AEF, 1929J (Hamburg Mint) ‘200th Anniversary – Birth of Gotthold Lessing’ obv. ‘1729 – 1929’ around bust, rev. eagle, 15g, light hairlines/contact marks AEF & 1926A (Berlin Mint) ‘700 Years of Freedom For Lubeck’ around shield with double-headed eagle, rev. ‘DEUTSCHES REICH’ & sprigs of oak leaves around ‘3 REICHSMARK,’ 15.05g, light hairlines, light peripheral toning EF, all .500 silver, all scarce.
South Africa, 2 x Silver Proof Krugerrands 2017, commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Krugerrand; obv. bust of Paul Kruger, rev. springbok with a 50th anniversary mintmark in field; each a 1oz .999 silver frosted proof, with certificates of authenticity, individually encapsulated in cases of issue FDC
South Africa, 2 x Silver Krugerrands 2017, in ‘Premium Uncirculated Grade,’ commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Krugerrand; obv. bust of Paul Kruger, rev. springbok with a 50th anniversary mintmark in field; each 1oz .999 silver & each with a similar finish to a reverse proof, i.e. design & legends with brilliant mirror finish on a frosted field; with certificates of authenticity, individually encapsulated in South African Mint drawstring cotton bags, UNC.
USA, 5 x ‘Washington Portrait’ Pieces, (a series of coins/tokens dating from 1783 to 1795 bearing the portrait of George Washington): 1783 obv. ‘WASHINGTON & INDEPENDENCE’ around large bust of Washington in military uniform, rev. ‘UNITED STATES’ & seated Liberty holding olive branch & staff of liberty, minor surface marks, good edge AFine, 1783 obv. ‘WASHINGTON & INDEPENDENCE’ around draped & laureate bust, no uniform button, rev. ‘UNITED STATES’ & seated Liberty holding olive branch & staff of liberty, generally good edge & surfaces VG & 3 x undated ‘double head’ cents obv. ‘WASHINGTON’ & bust in military uniform, rev ‘ONE CENT’ above same bust (1) minor surface marks, traces of verdigris in legends o/wise AFine to Fine, (2) surface marks & scratches Fair & (3) surface digs & deliberate scratches o/wise Fine.
USA, 3 x Large Cents ‘Draped Bust’ comprising: 1803 small date (possibly large date), small fraction, worn but most of lettering clear, Fair, 1803 small date, small fraction, stemless wreath, obv. die break at 7 o’clock, minor edge knocks VG & 1805 numerous edge & rim knocks & digs on bust o/wise Fine, together with ‘Indian Head’ cent 1859 only date without rev. shield at 12 o’clock, minor rim knocks Fine, ‘Liberty Cap’ half dime 1830 obv. scratches on and below bust o/wise good edge & surfaces, toned AVF to VF, ‘Seated Liberty’ half dime 1855 scratches both sides o/wise VG & 5 x dimes: 1850 ‘Seated Liberty’ a few faint hairlines o/wise good edge & surfaces, blue/gold tone Fine to GFine, Barber Dimes 1892s (San Francisco Mint) minor contact marks on bust o/wise good edge & surfaces, dark obv. tone, scarcer mint AVF/VF, 1908 obv. hairlines/scratches, dark tone AFine & 1914 GFine & ‘Mercury Dime’ 1923 Fine/GFine.
Mixed British and Foreign Silver, the British coinage comprising: George III sixpence 1817, GVF; 4 x Victoria crown 1888 AVF, 1889 about Fair, 1890 about Fair, and 1897 GFine; Victoria double florin 1889, obv. jubilee bust, rev. Arabic 1 in date, Fine; Victoria shilling 1883 GFine; Victoria Maundy fourpence 1881 AVF; 24 x threepences from Victoria to George V, 2 x sixpences, and a George V florin, Poor; and the foreign coinage to include: Australia: 2 x Elizabeth II sixpence 1954 and 1959; France: 1 franc 1915; Germany: Prussia, Frederick III 2 mark, AVF; 2 x German Empire, ½ mark 1914, Berlin and Hamburg mints, and Third Reich, 5 reichsmark 1935, obv. eagle divides date, rev. portrait bust of Paul von Hindenburg right, Hamburg mint, Fine; Ireland shilling 1928; Netherlands: William II 25 cents 1849 and Wilhelmina Curaçao gulden 1944, about Fine; and Panama: 2 x ¼ balboa 1953 and 1961, GFine; South Africa: George VI sixpence 1942; Switzerland: ½ franc 1920; USA: quarter dollar 1895; together with 2 x George III halfpenny 1799 and a George III copper sixpence 1816 (forgery), all Poor.
A Set of Three Gold Medals 1964 commemorating the 90th Birthday of Sir Winston Churchill by Christopher Ironside & comprising: 50mm, 49.96g (1,000 minted), 32mm, 17.48g (5,000 minted) & 19mm, 3.51g (10,725 minted); each with common obv: ‘SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL K.G.O.M. 30 NOVEMBER 1974’ around left-facing bust & common rev. ‘THIS WAS THEIR FINEST HOUR’ around lion holding Union Flag standard; only 1,000 sets minted (50mm & 32mm edge numbered 0709); struck at the Federal Austrian Mint Vienna, 50mm & 32mm edge hallmarked .750 (18ct) gold & 19mm hallmarked .750 gold on rev. to left of flagpole; in velvet-lined fitted case of issue, no certificates, minor handling marks o/wise prooflike BU as issued.
2 x Silver Medals 1965 Commemorating Sir Winston Churchill, both with obv. design by F Kovacs depicting facing bust of Churchill with books & artist’s brushes on a shelf behind, ‘WINSTON CHURCHILL 1874-1965’ in ex., & with revs adapted from a 1940 cartoon by Sir David Low featuring a British soldier standing on the sea-shore, his fist raised in defiance at German aircraft flying overhead, ‘VERY WELL ALONE’ in ex., first medal 58mm, 81g, lightly toned prooflike BU, second smaller medal 38mm, 28.36g, deep blue/gold toning o/wise lustrous as issued; both edge-stamped ‘SILVER,’ with individual certificates, in Spink cases of issue (heavy foxing inside lid of smaller medal case).
2 x Silver Medals 1965 Commemorating Sir Winston Churchill, both with obv. design by F Kovacs depicting facing bust of Churchill with books & artist’s brushes on a shelf behind, ‘WINSTON CHURCHILL 1874-1965’ in ex., & with revs adapted from a 1940 cartoon by Sir David Low featuring a British soldier standing on the sea-shore, his fist raised in defiance at German aircraft flying overhead, ‘VERY WELL ALONE’ in ex., first medal 58mm, 82.06g, peripheral deep blue-gold toning o/wise prooflike BU, second smaller medal 38mm, 28.25g, obv. handling marks & rev. peripheral blue/gold toning o/wise lustrous as issued; both edge-stamped ‘SILVER,’ with individual certificates, in Spink cases of issue (both with foxing inside lid).
2 x Silver Medals 1965 Commemorating Sir Winston Churchill, both with obv. design by F Kovacs depicting facing bust of Churchill with books & artist’s brushes on a shelf behind, ‘WINSTON CHURCHILL 1874-1965’ in ex., & with revs adapted from a 1940 cartoon by Sir David Low featuring a British soldier standing on the sea-shore, his fist raised in defiance at German aircraft flying overhead, ‘VERY WELL ALONE’ in ex., first medal 58mm, 81g, peripheral obv. & rev. blue/gold toning o/wise prooflike BU, second smaller medal 38mm, 28.26g, obv. & rev. deep blue/gold toning o/wise lustrous as issued; both edge-stamped ‘SILVER,’ with individual certificates, in Spink cases of issue (both with foxing inside lid).
Margaret Thatcher Commemorative Silver Gilt Medallion, obv. bust of Margaret Thatcher bearing legend 'The Rt. Hon. Margaret Thatcher MP 1979', rev. Houses of Parliament with legend 'Britain's First Lady Prime Minister May 1979', hallmarked Birmingham, 1979, Birmingham Mint, 45.46g; together with a Victoria, One Rupee 1901, contact marks, Fine, and other foreign and UK silver coinage, 18 x commemorative cupro-nickel crowns, 'Britain's First Decimal Coins' set, and various other foreign and UK coinage.
Foreign Coins, Medals, and Commemorative Medallions, to include: 2 x USA 'Peace' dollars 1923 and 1925, Fine; various other silver and base metal foreign coins including USA 'Kennedy' half dollar 1968D, GFine, a South Africa, George V shilling 1936 etc.; Centenary of Wesleyan Methodism 1839 white metal medal, obv. bust left JOHN WESLEY. M.A. BORN JUNE 14TH 1703. DIED MARCH 2ND 1791, rev. facade of Centenary Hall, Eimer 1329b, 48.9m, 34.6g; Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria 1887 white metal medal, obv. diademed and veiled bust left, rev. BOROUGH OF ROTHERAM, 43.8mm, 35.95g; 11 x The Tower Mint base metal medallions, all in original cases; 4 x Gibraltar crowns 1969(x2) and 1970(x2); 2 x Isle of Man crowns 1970; 24 x UK crowns 1953(x2), 1965(x5), 1972(x3); 1977(x6); 1980(x2); 1981(x4) and 1990; and 9 x specimen sets, including 5 x Coins of Great Britain, Pre Decimal British Coins 1967; 2 x 1953 farthing to halfcrown, and a Silver Jubilee 1p to 50p with the 1977 commemorative crown.
3 x Commemorative Medals comprising: (1) ‘South African War, National Commemorative 1900’ obv. ‘THE NATIONAL COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL’ around a soldier, his head bandaged, facing right & cocking his rifle, 1899-1900 in field, rev. ‘THE QUEEN GOD BLESS HER’ & ‘THIS MEDAL COMMEMORATES THE MAGNIFICENT RESPONSE OF BRITAIN’S SONS TO THE EMPIRE’S CALL TO ARMS. TRANSVAAL WAR 1899-1900’ & a Union Flag, rose, shamrock & thistle tied to a flagstaff to left & ‘DAILY MAIL KIPLING POEM’ along bottom edge (the medal was advertised along with Kipling’s poem ‘The Absent-Minded Beggar’ in the Daily Mail and sold in aid of widows & orphans of soldiers); bronze 45mm, 44.43g, a few trivial contact marks o/wise good edge & surfaces GEF, (2) Admiral Vernon’s Attack on Cartagena 1741 (during the War of Jenkins’ Ear 1739-48), obv. ‘THE PRIDE OF SPAIN HUMBLED BY AD. VERNON’ around standing figure of Admiral Vernon receiving a sword from the kneeling figure of Don Blas, rev. four ships sailing towards entrance of port with legend ‘VERNON CONQUERD CARTAGENA’ & ‘APRIL 1 1741’ in ex., brass, 37mm, 11.68g, good edge & surfaces VF to GVF & (3) Seven Years War (1756-63), Battle of Prague Commemorative 1757, obv. FRIDERICVS MAGN.D.G.REX BORVSS.EL.BRAND.DVX SILES ET around cuirassed half-length bust of Frederick the Great (Frederick II of Prussia) facing right, rev. Victoria, the winged goddess of victory, kicking the crown off the head of the kneeling Empress Maria Theresa of Austria, ‘FAMA.PRVDENTIA.ET.VIRTVTE (‘Through His Fame, Wisdom & Courage’) in legend; bronze, 48mm, 45.87g, minor contact marks/rim imperfections o/wise good edge & surfaces, very little wear, AEF.
Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria 1897, five bronze medals in contemporary Spink & Son case of issue (damaged), all obv. Bust 1 crowned, laureate, veiled and draped, VICTORIA D:G: BRITT: REGINA F: D: IND: IMP: IN. COMMEMOR. AN. REG. SEXAGESIMI MDCCCXCVII, and consisting of: rev. Steam-ship advancing (Eimer 1818), rev. Prime Ministers 1837-1897 (Eimer 1818a); rev. Primates of England 1837-1897 (Eimer 1818b), rev. The Army & Navy (Eimer 1818c), and rev. Royal Family (Eimer 1818e).
Books - Enid Byltons Famous Five series, Five on a Treasure Island, 1950 seventh impression; Five Go Adventuring Again, fifth Ed; Five Run Away Together, 1949 third edition; Five Go to Smugglers Top, fourth ed, 1950, Go Off in a Caravan, fourth ed; On Kirrin Island Again, 1950; Five Go Off to Camp, third ed 1950; Five Get into Trouble,. second ed, 1950, part with bust jackets; Tom Browns Schooldays etc
Well Painted Figure of a Military Policeman in Northern Ireland 8 inch, painted figure in combat dress with flak jacket with Sterling SMG and riot gun. Mounted on a wooden mount with anodised, QC Military Provost Staff Corps badge. Total height 11 inches. Together with a composite bust of a RAF Battle of Britain Pilot ... 2 small figures of Herman Goering ... 2 x Britain's green painted toy field guns. 6 items. Payment by BANK TRANSFER ONLY
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