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Lot 134
Collection of coins including Westminster 2007 Diamond Wedding 5oz gold plated coin with diamonds in box with COA, London Mint Office Golden Editions with COAs, L/E 1926-2006 A Royal Year one crown coin covers, Festival of Britain 1951 in boxes, gold plated royalty capsulated, various crowns, other loose coinage.
Lot 794
A MIXED LOT:- Two small Chinese coin-inset dishes, a tobacco box inscribed "TIM", by Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1922, a necklace, a contemporary Scottish thimble, a pill box, initialled, a card case (A/F), a handmade mug, unmarked, a jewel box on four legs and a George III engraved bodkin case with matching bodkin; the latter 3.1" (8 cms) long; 11 oz (11)
Lot 110
Silver toddy ladle with baleen handle and inserted Charles I gold crown coin, the foliate embossed bowl inscribed as a gift to Donald McDonald of Tormore, 1879. Donald Macdonald (1836-1912) of Tormore in Sleat, Skye, was one of Skye’s best-known figures throughout the second half the nineteenth century. He was Factor (often styled Commissioner) for Lord Macdonald’s estates from 1872 until 1879. He was descended from Donald, son of Sir Donald Macdonald, first baronet of Sleat, and his wife, Margaret, daughter of John Cameron of Lochiel. This silver toddy ladle, was his gift from the Committee of the Skye Highland Games, of which he was joint founder with Harry Macdonald of Viewfield and Secretary from its foundation in 1877 until his resignation in 1879, when he relinquished most of his public roles, including his work for the estate. Latterly, he tenanted the Sligachan Hotel where he died. After his burial in Kilmore Cemetery in Skye, a Celtic Cross headstone was erected with the inscription, “His personality and kind consideration for the welfare of others won the confidence and esteem of all".
Lot 177
RARE AND UNUSUAL GROUP OF (10) 10P 1992 TRISKELION COINS, these new design ten pence coins issued to replace the larger old style ten pence, Pobjoy Mint it is thought minted a pre run of around 200 coins and sent out to businesses with coin operated vending machines to test the efficiency of the new coins, just as the Royal Mint did in 2016 for the new one pound round coin before the coins launch in 2017, most of the Manx 10p coins were rejected by vending machines Pobjoy asked for the coins to be turned, originally the coins were sent to businesses in groups of 10 sealed and embossed in a Pobjoy pack, these 10p Triskelion coins had the AA mintmark but subsequently changed for the launch to A B and A C, these ten coins are as struck and still in protective bubbles
Lot 200
4x Great War Identity Discs of Tyneside Scottish Battalions Northumberland Fusiliers, consisting of hallmarked silver example (Birmingham 1917) engraved “PTE F FULLERTON 28222 C.E. 21ST N.F B.E.F FRANCE”; alloy oval identity disc stamped “Lieut C T Trigg C.E 3rd Tyneside Scottish”; brass oval identity disc crudely engraved “Sgt J T SPARKES 69922 B.E.F TYNESIDE – SCOTTICH” note the miss-spelling of Scottish, would indicate made outside of the UK; French Napoleon III coin, stamped “HARDMAN JA 35041 4 TYNESIDE SCOTTISH”. (4 items) Frederick Fullerton served with the 21st Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers 2nd Tyneside Scottish, the battalion landed in France 1916 and disbanded in 1917, Fullerton later served with the KOYLI with service number 63139; Lieutenant Charles Thomas Trigg was from Newcastle Upon Tyne, he served with the Northumberland Fusiliers overseas in France from 10th January 1916. He was awarded the Silver War Badge for a gun shot wound he received, he was awarded the British War & Victory medals; Private J A Hardman was from Hulme, Lancashire, he was serving with the 21st battalion Northumberland Fusiliers / 2nd Tyneside Scottish when he was wounded by gun shot in 1917.
Lot 169
An assortment of commemorative coins to include: the Royal Mint Golden Jubilee Five Pounds Crown in original packaging; cased silver proof coins x 3 Charles and Diana marriage 1981 (one without capsule or box); cased silver proof 10p two-coin set 1992 x 2 and 10p Piedfort coin 1992, cased 5p silver Piedport coin; 1983 silver proof £1 coin x 2, one cased; 1982 silver proof Piedfort 20p and a cased Jersey Parish of Trinity £1 silver proof coin (13)
Lot 174
The Royal Mint Queen Elizabeth II Collection 1972-1981, four silver proof crowns, boxed with certificate no. 0198; 2002 Jubilee Silver Crown Set; Coronation 40th anniversary silver proof coin x 2; a Silver Jubilee commemorative 9k gold medal, B 3129; a 2001 silver proof Victorian anniversary crown, all cased; nine other QEII non-silver crown coins and a 2001 Victorian anniversary crown
Lot 176
A Royal Mint 1994 Three Coin Silver Proof collection commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Allied invasion of Europe; a 50th Anniversary of The Battle of Britain Silver Proof Medallion; Silver proof D-Day 50p coin, all cased; Europe 1992-1993 50p x 2; 2000 Millennium £5 coin; Transatlantic Wireless 2001 centenary £2 coin and a 1987 uncirculated £1 coin (8)
Lot 177
A cased silver hallmarked dish to commemorate the wedding of Charles & Diana, 1981 with COA; a silver proof coin to commemorate same; two silver medals to commemorate the marriage of Andrew and Sarah, 1986, each 37g; two Queen Mother Centenary Year Piedfort silver crowns, another QM non-silver Centenary crown, a Centenary £5, both Royal Mint; A Royal Mail Commemorative stamp document; a Diana Memorial coin £5 and four cased silver proof pound coins, 1981, 1983-85 and a 1896 silver two pounds coin.
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