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Lot 4
Greek Thrace - Charaspes - Dioscuri Unit180-150 BC, Black Sea area, Scythia-Armenia. Obv: jugate heads of the Dioscuri right, each wearing a laureate pileus. Rev: BASILEWS XARASPOY legend with eagle standing right on thunderbolt and ME monogram below. 10.71 grams. Sear 7308; Alram 9; SNG Black Sea 350; SNG Stancomb 305; see Wildwinds.com (this coin). Very fine.Starting Price: £200
Lot 6
Greek Macedonia - Alexander III - Herakles Tetradrachm311-300 BC, Babylon mint. Obv: head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin. Rev: ALEXANDROU (to right), BASILEWS (below), Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre with MI over club in left field and MH-P monogram in wreath below. 16.69 grams. Price 3765; SNG Cop. 837; see Wildwinds.com (this coin). [No Reserve] Very fine.Starting Price: £5
Lot 7
Greek Macedonia - Alexander III - Herakles Drachm305-297 BC, Magnesia mint. Obv: head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin. Rev: ALEXANDROU legend with Zeus seated left, one leg drawn back, holding eagle and sceptre. N over Z in left field, LY monogram beneath throne. 4.24 grams. Sear 6730; Price 1995; SNG Cop 999: Muller 788; see Wildwinds.com (this coin). [No Reserve] Extremely fine.Starting Price: £5
Lot 9
Greek Macedonia - Philip III - Herakles Drachm323-317 BC, Lampsacus mint. Obv: head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin. Rev: FILIPPOY legend with Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre, buckle in left field, A beneath throne. 4.05 grams. Cf. Sear 6750; Price P15 variant (no crescent above A); Mueller P79 variant (ditto); see Wildwinds.com (this coin). [No Reserve] Extremely fine.Starting Price: £5
Lot 10
Greek Macedonia - Demetrios I - Poseidon Tetradrachm298–295 BC. Obv: Nike alighting left on prow of galley, blowing trumpet she holds in her right hand, holding stylus in her left. Rev: BASILEWS DHMHTRIOY legend to right and beneath Poseidon, naked but for chlamys draped over his left arm, advancing left, brandishing trident, with tripod altar to left, XR monogram in left field, HR in lower centre. 17.13 grams. Cf. Sear 6762 (field marks); Mionnet I, 833; see Wildwinds.com (this coin). [No Reserve] Good very fine.Starting Price: £5
Lot 12
Greek Myrina - Aeolis - Apollo Tetradrachm160–145 BC. Obv: laureate head of Apollo right, three loose braids. Rev: MURINAIWN legend with Apollo standing right, holding patera and filleted branch; omphalos and amphora at feet, DTI monogram to left, all within laurel wreath. 15.28 grams. Sear 4216; Sacks 23; BMC 8; see Wildwinds.com (this coin). [No Reserve] Good very fine.Starting Price: £5
Lot 13
Greek Seleukeia Pieria - Civic Tetradrachm97-96 BC, dated year 12. Obv: turreted and veiled head of Tyche right. Rev: SELEUKEWN THSIERAS KAI AUTONOMOU legend above and beneath filleted thunderbolt on cushion placed on throne, all within laurel wreath with BI beneath throne, delta at lower right. 14.23 grams. Sear 5887; Callatay, Tetradrachms Civiques D29R1; BMC 19 variant (letter right); see Wildwinds.com (this coin). The civic coinage of Seleukeia Pieria is not well documented, the main sources being BMC Syria and Anson IV (which do not list the BI and delta type). Callatay in pages 71-91, volume 162 of BAH, IFAPO Bayruth, 2002 cites only 5 examples in his work La production des tetradrachms civiques.[No Reserve] Very fine. Rare with BI-delta.Starting Price: £5
Lot 14
Greek Phoenicia - Sidon - Galley Double Shekel460-450 BC, uncertain king. Obv: Phoenician war-galley left at the base of a city wall surmounted by five battlemented towers; two lions salient addorsed below. Rev: Persian king, wearing tiara and candys, raising right hand, standing left in horse-drawn chariot driven by charioteer. 28.42 grams. Sear 5934; BMC 4-8; Rouvier 1082-1084; see Wildwinds.com (this coin). [No Reserve] Good fine, bankers cut to reverse. Scarce with lions below.Starting Price: £5
Lot 16
Greek Troas - Alexandria - Apollo Tetradrachm163 BC. Obv: laureate head of Apollo left. Rev: APOLLWNOS SMIQEWS legend downwards to right and left with ALEXAN in exergue, MYD monogram over PHNAKY monogram in left field, date RLH in right field, Apollo Smintheus, laureate, standing right, holding patera and bow, quiver on his left shoulder. 15.23 grams. Sear 4025 (different date); Bellinger A134; see Wildwinds.com (this coin). [No Reserve] Near very fine.Starting Price: £5
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Lot 30
Celtic Catuvellauni - Tasciovanus - TSVI Unit70 BC-30 AD, AR unit. Obv: TSVI in panel; pellet above and below. Rev: Celtic warrior riding left with long shield, pellet behind helmet and below horse. 1.11 grams. S. 238 variant; V. 1800 variant; BMC -. The use of the inscription TSVI on this coin, presumably a contraction for T[A]S[CIO]VI[ANVS], is not mentioned in the standard catalogues. Good very fine. Extremely rare variant.Starting Price: £200
Lot 49
Roman Claudius - Nero Claudius Drusus - Victory in Germania Denarius41-45 AD, struck under Claudius, Rome mint. Obv: NERO CLAVDIVS DRVSVS GERMANICVS IMP legend with laureate head of Nero Claudius Drusus left. Rev: DE GERMANIS legend with two crossed, oblong shields, two pairs of spears and two trumpets, in front of an upright vexillum with still flag. 3.53 grams. RIC 74; BMC 107; Cohen 6; RSC 6; see Wildwinds.com (this coin). Good very fine for issue. Extremely rare.Starting Price: £700
Lot 52
Roman Nero - Decursio - Decursio Imitative Sestertius66 AD, Lyons mint. Obv: IMP NERO CAESAR AVG PONT MAX TR POT P P legend with laureate head left with globe at point of bust. Rev: DECVRSIO beneath Nero, bare-headed, cuirassed and with cloak floating free, prancing right on horseback, holding spear in right hand; beyond and behind him, soldier on horseback prancing right with vexillum held over shoulder; S-C across fields. 20.32 grams. Sear 1957; RIC 508; BMC 316; Macdowall WCN 448; see Wildwinds.com (this coin). This coin combines the early issue bust facing left obverse (as Sear 1956) with the later SC reverse (as Sear 1957) and is possibly a contemporary imitation.[No Reserve] Very fine. Interesting.Starting Price: £5
Lot 55
Roman Nerva - Liberalitas Dupondius97 AD, Rome. Obv: IMP NERVA CAES AVG P M TR P II COS III P P legend with radiate head right. Rev: LIBERTAS PVBLICA, S-C legend with Libertas standing left, holding pileus and sceptre. 13.38 grams. This obverse legend not in Sear; RIC 101; Cohen 120; see Wildwinds.com (this coin). Good fine.Starting Price: £70
Lot 71
Roman Constantine II - London Follis322-323 AD, London mint. Obv: CONSTANTI-NVS IVN NC legend with radiate, draped, cuirassed bust left. Rev: BEAT TRA-NQLITAS legend with globe on altar inscribed VOT IS XX in three lines, three stars above, F-B across fields; mintmark PLON in exergue. 3.12 grams. Sear 3941; RIC VII London 255; see Wildwinds.com (this coin). [No Reserve] Good very fine.Starting Price: £10
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Lot 73
Roman Constantine I - Folles [4]Four folles of Constantine I: mantled bust right holding eagle-tipped sceptre with reverse of globe on altar inscribed VOT-IS-XX from the Trier mint; two with helmeted cuirassed bust right with similar reverse from officina 1 and officina 2 of the Trier mint; similar bust with VLPP two Victories reverse holding inscribed shield over plain altar from the Arles mint. 3.44, 3.22, 2.80, 3.98 grams. Sear 16174; RIC VII Trier 305/Sear 16173; RIC VII Trier 303/Sear 16299; RIC VII Arles 190; see Wildwinds.com (this coin). Extremely fine. The Arles rare.Starting Price: £90
Lot 74
Roman Constantine I - Globe on Altar Follis322 AD, Trier mint. Obv: CONSTAN-TINVS AVG legend with helmeted and cuirassed bust right. Rev: BEATA TRAN-QVILLITAS legend with globe on altar inscribed VOT-IS-XX in three lines, three stars above; mintmark *STR in exergue. 3.40 grams. Sear 3871; RIC VII Trier 303 variant (unlisted mintmark); see Wildwinds.com (this coin). A similar example was sold on Ebay in 2010. Extremely fine, as struck. Extremely rare.Starting Price: £30
Lot 79
Roman Gratian - Votive Siliqua378-383 AD, Siscia mint. Obv: DN GRATIA-NVS PF AVG legend with pearl-diademed, draped, cuirassed bust right. Rev: VOT XV MVLT XX legend in four lines within wreath with dot in badge; mintmark SISCP runic S in exergue. 1.13 grams. Sear -; RIC IX Siscia 25; RSC 72g; see Wildwinds.com (this coin). [No Reserve] Near very fine, a litle short of flan. Scarce.Starting Price: £5
Lot 96
Byzantine Heraclius, Constantine and Heraclonas - Gold Cross on Steps Solidus610-641 AD, Constantinople mint. Obv: Heraclius in centre, Heraclius Constantine (on right) and Heraclonas (on left), all crowned and wearing chlamys, standing facing, all holding cross on globe. The figures of Heraclius Constantine and Heraclonas are the same height, Heraclius has long beard and moustache, his sons are beardless. Rev: VICTORIA AVGU legend and officina letter I, cross potent on three steps, monogram in left field, I over B in right field; mintmark CONOB in exergue. 4.37 grams. SB 767; DO 41; MIB 48; see Wildwinds.com (this coin). Very fine.Starting Price: £220
Lot 101
Byzantine Michael III and Theophilus - Miliaresion842-867 AD, Constantinople mint. Obv: IhSUS XRISTUS NICA legend with cross potent on three steps, triple border. Rev: +MIXA-HL EC QEOU-PISTOS bA-SILEUS RO-MAION legend in five lines within triple border. 2.98 grams. Sear 1691; DOC 6; see Wildwinds.com (this coin). Sear suggests that this coin may belong to the sole reign of Michael II (820-822 AD).[No Reserve] Near very fine.Starting Price: £5
Lot 103
Anglo-Saxon British Copy of Merovingian Quentovic Tremissis500-675 AD. Obv: profile bust with obscure legend around. Rev: cross on steps with pellet in each quarter with traces of DVTTAMONET legend around. 0.91 grams. Prou -; See EMC 2012.0269 (this coin). Found Goring-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, UK. This appears to be a British Anglo-Saxon copy of the well-known Quentovic type, almost certainly produced in England. Very fine. Very rare and interesting.Starting Price: £200
Lot 105
Anglo-Saxon Monita Scorum - Sceatta710-760 AD. Obv: diademed and draped profile bust right with MONITA SCORVM legend within beaded border. Rev: porcupine figure (degraded bust) within zig-zag and beaded border. 1.13 grams. S. 824; N. -; See EMC 2012.0236 (this coin); see Metcalf, Thrymsas and Sceattas, volume 3, pages 435-436 for discussion of the type and figures. Found Tiptree, Essex, 2010; recorded with the Early Medieval Corpus, Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. It is suggested by Marian Archibald that the obverse legend is an abbreviation for MONITA S(an)C(t)ORVM and that this type has affinities with Series Q and T; the bust has obvious similarities to those seen on late Roman types with most findspots recorded from eastern England; this example lacks the cross usually seen at the end of the legend so would appear top be a previously unrecorded variant and the composition by XRF analysis is 97% silver, 1% gold, 1% copper, 1.5% iron. Good extremely fine, slightly off-centre strike. Very rare type; the absence of a cross at the end of the obverse legend for this type apparently not previously recorded.Starting Price: £1000
Lot 106
Anglo-Saxon Moneta Scorvm Issue/Type 51 - Mule Sceatta710-735 AD. Obv: beaded standard with annulet-ended saltire within and three pellets between each side of standard and the beaded border. Rev: annulet cross with two pellets in each angle within a double beaded circle with four annulets. 0.93 grams. Abramson P770 obverse; EMC 2008.0429 (this coin). Found near Canterbury, Kent, 2008; recorded in Early Medieval Corpus, Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. Almost extremely fine. Excessively rare.Starting Price: £400
Lot 116
Norman Friesland - Ecgbert II - Dokkum - Pfennig1068-1077 AD. Obv: facing bust under canopy with +ECBERTVS legend. Rev: two facing busts of Judas and Simon with cross above and +DOGGINGVN legend for Dokkum mint. 0.49 grams. Danneberg 528; see EMC 2012.0257 (this coin). Found near Market Rasen, Lincolnshire; recorded in Early Medieval Corpus, Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. [No Reserve] Very fine for issue. Scarce.Starting Price: £5
Lot 117
Norman Henry I - Salisbury / Sawulf - Pointing Bust and Stars Cut HalfpennyCirca 1107 AD, BMC type vi. Obv: crowned bust three quarters right with sceptre and three stars in field with +HEN[RIC REX] legend. Rev: cross pattee over saltire with annulets at the end of each limb and star in angles with +SAP[ ]SAL legend for the moneyer Sawulf at Salisbury mint. 0.62 grams. S. 1267; N. 862; see EMC 2008.0412 (this coin). Found Stowmarket, Suffolk, 2008; recorded in Early Medieval Corpus, Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. The three stars that are depicted are said to represent comets associated with Norman victories. Extremely fine. The moneyer apparently unrecorded for Salisbury.Starting Price: £400
Lot 139
HMS Royal George - Shipwreck Memento TokenDated 1840, host coin 18th century halfpenny recovered from the wreck. Obv: neatly engraved with Relic of the ROYAL GEORGE Sunk 1782 raised 1840 legend in five lines. Rev: smoothed with nicks around circumference. 3.77 grams. (1 1/4"). HMS Royal George was a 100-gun first-rate ship of the line warship, launched in 1756 and the largest British warship at that time. She saw service during the Seven Years` War and as Sir Edward Hawke`s flagship. While undergoing maintenance off Portsmouth, she sank with the loss of over 800 lives, one of the great disasters in British waters. Attempts were made to raise the vessel, both for salvage and because it was a major hazard to navigation with six cannon being recovered in 1782. In 1839 and 1840 Major-General Charles Pasley of the Royal Engineers did recovery work, including lifting another 12 cannon and other items and culminated in the lifting of the keel and major timbers. Some of the bronze cannon were melted down to make the base to the Nelson`s Column and this item was made from a coin recovered from the wreck.[No Reserve] Extremley fine.Starting Price: £5
Lot 140
World India - `Welsh Pioneers Baghdad 1917` - Engraved Victoria RupeeDated 1917, World War I. Obv: profile bust with VICTORIA EMPRESS legend, two loops soldered to surface. Rev: smoothed and neatly engraved with C E above BAGHDAD 1917 at centre with Persian script and WELSH PIONEERS legend. 10.96 grams. This `trench art` badge commemorates the taking of Baghdad in March 1917, in which the Welsh Pioneers took part..[No Reserve] Coin fine, engraving fresh.Starting Price: £5
Lot 336
Roman Lead Coin Forger`s Mould Group3rd-4th century AD. A group of casting moulds for Roman coins comprising: one lower mould with recess cut for the reverse of a denarius, standing figure and text to the edge; one two-part mould with clean faces to cast blanks for striking. 216 grams total, 33-40 mm (1 1/4 - 1 1/2"). Ex Miller collection; found Pytchley, Northamptonshire, UK, 2008. The lower mould recorded with PAS as NARC-301882, which could be an antoninianus/follis mould.[No Reserve] Fine condition.Starting Price: £5
Lot 562
Anglo-Saxon Edward the Confessor Coin Brooch1050-1060 AD. A silver penny of the reign of Edward the Confessor made into a brooch with the `reverse` of the coin gilded as the face; a copper alloy pin fitting rivetted to the back; the original coin an Expanding Cross type penny with reverse reading +EADREDONLVNDEN: for the moneyer Eadwerd at London mint. 1.69 grams, 20.24 mm (3/4"). Coin see S. 1176 and N. 820. Bought London Coin Fair, 1988. Very fine condition. Scarce.Starting Price: £100
Lot 577
Anglo-Saxon Bronze Nummular BroochLate 9th century AD. A `nummular` or `coin` brooch, the face depicting a figural bust, draped, wearing a diadem; the bust surrounded by regular marks forming a pseudo-inscription; to the reverse, two small plates for attachment of pin remaining. 5.65 grams, 25 mm See Leahy, K in Cook, B. and Williams, G. (eds.) Coinage and History in the North Sea World, c. AD 500-1200. Essays in Honour of Marion Archibald, (2006), p.267-85. Published Hammond, B. British Artefacts, volume 2 - Middle Saxon & Viking, Witham, 2010. Found Essex, UK, 2005. Fine condition. Rare.Starting Price: £125
Lot 594
Medieval Edward I Gilt Penny Coin Brooch13th century AD. A gilded silver penny of the reign of Edward I made into a brooch with five applied cells to the `reverse` of the coin, orientated with the main cross design, each cell with a green glass cabochon stone (two lacking); traces of a pin fitting to the edge. 1.87 grams, 19.31 mm (3/4"). Bought London Coin Fair, 1988. Very fine condition. Scarce.Starting Price: £100
Lot 607
Medieval Bronze `Alexander of Bergia` Seal Matrix14th century AD. A circular cast bronze seal matrix with raised suspension loop to reverse; the central design showing the crowned bust of the king holding a sceptre and with incuse SIGILLV ALEXANDRI DE BOVVERGIA inscription for Alexander of Bergia (Berja?). 7.49 grams, 24.25 mm (1"). See UKDFD Reference 35577 (this seal). Ex Miller collection; found Mawlsey, Northamptonshire, UK, 2012. The family name de Bergia survives in Spain to the present day and is linked to the city of Berja, Andalusia. This seal is typically English in form and style and was found in Northamptonshire but there is no apparent record of the de Bergia family in that area; the crowned bust is especially reminiscient of the coin busts of Edward I and his heirs, from 1279 AD. Very fine condition, giving an excellent impression.Starting Price: £200
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