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Click here to subscribeRoman Jovian - Wreath - Reduced Siliqua363-364 AD, Arles mint. Obv: DN IOVIA-NVS PF AVG legend, pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. Rev: VOT V MVLT X legend in four lines within wreath; mintmark SCONST below. RIC VIII Arles 331; RSC 33Ab; see Sear 4084 (heavy siliqua); see Wildwinds.com (this coin). 1.54 grams. Very fine. Rare (R2).Starting Price: £80
Roman Group of Late Bronzes [14]Circa 4th century AD. Group of bronze coins of various emperors, including Valens, Gratian, Theodosius, Valentinian I and II, Constans, Crispus, etc and with one Carausius; various busts, reverse types and mints represented; each coin with ticket giving full details. . [14, No Reserve]Generally, about very fine.Starting Price: £5
Roman Constantius II Group [29]337-361 AD. Group of bronze AE3/AE4 coins of Constantius II; various busts, reverse types and mints represented; each coin with ticket giving full details. . Steinberg collection; ex Alan Cherry, early 1980`s. [29, No Reserve]Fine to very fine; a few better.Starting Price: £5
Roman Group of Provincial Bronzes [17]Circa 3rd-4th century AD. Group of bronze coins of various emperors, including Elagabalus, Antonius Pius, Severus Alexander, Septimus Severus, Gordian III and with one Republic denarius and one Republic uncia; various busts, reverse types and mints represented; each coin with ticket giving full details. . Steinberg collection; ex Alan Cherry, early 1980`s. [17, No Reserve]Generally, about very fine.Starting Price: £5
Roman Judea - Widow`s Mites - AE Prutahs [24]Circa 100 BC-70AD. Group of prutahs; various types from Herodian Dynasty to Roman procurators: Valerius Gratus, Agrippa I and Porcius Festus; an interesting group, all with tickets giving full details for each coin. . Steinberg collection; ex Alan Cherry, early 1980`s. [24, No reserve]Generally fair to fine.Starting Price: £5
Anglo-Saxon Archbishop Aethelheard with Offa - Canterbury - Second Issue PennyCirca 796 AD, second issue type. Obv: +EDIL HEARD ARCPI in three lines with contraction lines above R and I and plain lines between legend. Rev: +OFFA REX in two lines with REX and Mercian M with trefoils of pellets in lunettes. S. 885; N. 229; Chick type 247 (new dies); EMC 2012.1007 (this coin, new dies) and UKDFD. 0.91 grams. Found near Petham, Kent, 2012. Loss to outer rim, small edge split, otherwise about very fine. Extremely rare.Starting Price: £1000
Anglo-Saxon Harthacnut - Lydford / Aelfwine - Fleur de Lis Penny1040 AD, BMC Type VIII. Obv: profile bust and sceptre with +ARDECNVT RE legend. Rev: voided long cross and fleurs dividing +AELP NEON LYDC ORDM legend for the moneyer Aelfwine at Lydford mint. S. -; N. 810; see EMC. 0.86 grams. It has been suggested that this type, no longer listed in Spink for Harthacnut, is a Danish/Scandinavian origin copy of the almost contemporary Harold I Fleur-de-Lis type (S. 1164; N. 803; BMC Type V); the blundered legend forms seen on this coin could be indicative of this although Lydford is a well attested mint for Aelfwine in the Arm and Sceptre type (S. 1168; N. 811; BMC Type VIII).Good very fine, slight flatness to reverse legend. Very rare.Starting Price: £2000
Anglo-Saxon Edward Confessor - Chester / Leofwine - Expanding Cross Penny1050-1051 AD, light coinage. Obv: profile bust with sceptre and +EDPARD REX legend. Rev: expanding voided cross with annulet at centre and +LEOFPINEONLEGA legend with NL ligated for the moneyer Leofwine at Chester mint. S. 1176; N. 820. 1.05 grams. The mint abbreviation reads LEGA or LECA which, although potentially good readings for the mint at Leicester, there are very similar readings seen at Chester. The moneyer Leofwine is well represented on the Chester types but is not known at Leicester. The balance of probability suggests therefore that this is a Chester mint coin.Very fine, slightly double-struck, reverse a little better. Rare (only one other example in EMC, from different dies).Starting Price: £150
Norman Stephen - Wilton / Falche - Watford Variant Penny1136-1145 AD, BMC i (variant). Obv: bust right with sceptre and a large pellet below bust and +STIEFNE:[RE?] legend with a second large pellet before. Rev: cross moline and fleurs with +FA.LCHE:ON:PIL legend for the moneyer Falche at Wilton mint, with large pellet after A in moneyer name. S. 1278; N. 873; EMC 2012.0144 (this coin). 1.35 grams. Found Broadway, Worcestershire, UK; recorded with Early Medieval Corpus. The presence of a large, slightly oval pellet below the bust and before the legend on the obverse and another within the moneyer name to the reverse is a previously unknown variant. These pellets are carefully placed utilising a different punch from those used elsewhere in the design but the reason for their insertion is unknown.Near very fine, good bust, slightly small flan. Very rare (only five others recorded in EMC) but the additional large pellets unique.Starting Price: £400
English Medieval Tutbury 1831 Hoard - Edward I - Durham - Long Cross Penny1299-1300 AD, Class 9b. Obv: facing bust with star on breast and +EDWA R ANGL DNS HYB legend with cross moline initial cross. Rev: long cross and pellets with CIVI TAS DVR EME legend for Durham mint; with the original inked paper coin wrap. S. 1408; N. 1037/1. 1.65 grams. Ex William Pilkington Esq., Doncaster; ex Tutbury 1831 Hoard (River Dove). This group of ten coins was sent to a Mr William Pilkington in Doncaster in June 1831, shortly after the discovery of the hoard. A copy of the original 1831 envelope and newspaper cutting that accompanied the group of ten coins is included.Fine.Starting Price: £40
English Medieval Tutbury 1831 Hoard - Edward I - London - Long Cross Penny1280-1281 AD, Class 3g. Obv: facing bust and +EDW` R ANGL` DNS HYB legend. Rev: long cross and pellets with CIVI TAS LON DON legend for London mint; with the original inked paper coin wrap. S. 1393; N. 1022. 1.34 grams. Ex William Pilkington Esq., Doncaster; ex Tutbury 1831 Hoard (River Dove). This group of ten coins was sent to a Mr William Pilkington in Doncaster in June 1831, shortly after the discovery of the hoard. A copy of the original 1831 envelope and newspaper cutting that accompanied the group of ten coins is included.Fine.Starting Price: £40
English Medieval Tutbury 1831 Hoard - Edward I - Newcastle - Long Cross Penny1299-1301 AD, Class 9b. Obv: facing bust with +EDW R ANGL DNS HYB legend. Rev: long cross and pellets with VILL NOVI CAS TRI legend for Newcastle mint; with the original inked paper coin wrap. S. 1408; N. 1037/1. 1.39 grams. Ex William Pilkington Esq., Doncaster; ex Tutbury 1831 Hoard (River Dove). This group of ten coins was sent to a Mr William Pilkington in Doncaster in June 1831, shortly after the discovery of the hoard. A copy of the original 1831 envelope and newspaper cutting that accompanied the group of ten coins is included.Fine.Starting Price: £40
English Milled Victoria - 1880 - Gothic Florin Coin BroochDated 1880 (MDCCCLXXX). Obv: profile bust fitted with brooch pin and separate suspension loop. Rev: crowned cruciform shields with national symbols, the backgrounds carefully cut away. S. 3900. 10.73 grams. Very fine work, attractive and wearable.Starting Price: £50
English Milled Victoria - `1901` - Enamelled Crown BroochDated `1901` (coin minted 1887-1892). Obv: profile Jubilee Head bust fitted with brooch pin. Rev: St George and dragon, skilfully enamelled in eight colours, the date altered to 1901. S. 3921. 25.83 grams. Very fine work, attractive and wearable, minor marks to enamelling. Unusual alteration of date.Starting Price: £50
Costa Rica - 1842 - 1 Real Countermarked Victoria English SixpenceHost coin dated 1842. Obv: profile bust with VICTORIA DE GRATIA BRITANNIAR REG F D legend and circular countermark Type VI on neck. Rev: crown over SIX PENCE within wreath with date below. KM# 90 (host coin KM# 733). 2.75 grams. Host coin very fine, countermark extremely fine. Scarce.Starting Price: £40
English Milled Charles II to Victoria - Belt of Silver Crowns [16]Coins dated circa 1662 to 1887; belt probably made circa early 20th century; formed from fifteen crowns and one France five francs (dated 1848); the crowns including Charles II (3, one engraved with script CN to reverse), James II (1, pierced), William 111 (2), Anne (2, one with engraved script M J to obverse), George III (4), George IV (1) and Victoria (2); each coin with four soldered loops and single connecting links, with hook-and-chain fastening providing adjustment. 498 grams, 73 cm (maximum length). (28 3/4"). Coins generally from poor to very fine (few better); belt in excellent condition and fully wearable. Very unusual.Starting Price: £400
English Milled George III - Countermarked Cartwheel PennyHost coin dated 1797. Obv: countermarked with LONDON in rectangle and twice with urn dividing B-M with date 1826 below within a circle. Rev: with same circular countermark and also initials AT. 25.68 grams. The countermarks are similar to verification stamps seen on official trade weights of the period but are from different dies. Unofficial weights were in common use and the cartwheel penny was struck at one ounce weight so it is likely that this was used as a weight.[No Reserve]Coin poor, countermarks very fine. Rare and interesting.Starting Price: £5
English Milled George III - 1797 - Engraved Halfpenny Love TokenCirca 1797, a smoothed copper George III halfpenny host coin. Obv: engraved with a shield with tankard `crest` with script initials J C at centre. Rev: engraved with a swan with date 1797; the work of good quality. Coin, S. 3774. 6.44 grams. Host coin smoothed, engraving fresh.Starting Price: £60
English Milled Suffragettes - `VOTES FOR WOMEN 1914` - Countermarked 1913 PennyHost coin dated 1913. Obv: crudely stamped with letters and numbers as VOTES FOR WOMEN 1914 in four lines. 9.20 grams. The right to vote in British parliamentary elections was given to women for the first time in 1918. Prior to this, there had been a long campaign by women demanding that right and coins taken from circulation, with other items, were used for propaganda and to publicise the issue.[No Reserve]Coin very fine, stamps clear.Starting Price: £5
Superb `Turton` Antique Mahogany Coin Cabinet19th century AD A `penny` coin cabinet, with two side-hinged doors with flame veneer centre panels, bolt and original lock and key; one door top edge stamped `TURTON`; having 25 trays with bone pulls, each 25 mm double pierced for 49 coins (total capacity 1,225 coins) with original green felts throughout and with side-mounted folding brass carry handles. This cabinet is ideally suited to collections of Roman denarii, hammered pennies, milled sixpences or similar. 10.30 kg, 33 x 30 x 26 cm tall. (13 x 12 x 10 1/4"). The coin cabinets made by Turton are among the finest ever produced, using very high quality materials and workmanship. Examples in good usable condition are rarely seen offered today.Extremely fine condition with good patina.Starting Price: £700
Mahogany Coin Cabinet20th century AD A substantial coin cabinet, with two side-hinged doors and original lock (no key); with 20 double-pierced trays having mahogany lipping and pairs of brass pulls (1 missing); 25 mm for 288 coins; 30 mm for 336 coins; 36 mm for 210 coins and 42 mm for 150 coins (total capacity 984 coins), with folding brass side carry handles. 9.90 kg, 33 x 30 x 26 cm tall. (13 x 12 x 10 1/4"). Very fine condition; useful cabinet suited to a wide variety of coins.Starting Price: £90
Antique Stained Pine Coin CabinetEarly 20th century AD An Edwardian pine cased coin cabinet with two panelled side-hinged doors with modern replacement lock (2 keys), folding brass top carry handle and four brass wheel casters to base; fitted with 16 replacement trays (each drilled for 20 coins at 25mm diameter for total capacity of 320 coins) with full width shallow base drawer (55mm deep, divided into four equal compartments) and vertical compartment to right side for books or similar. 4.90 kg, 30 x 23 x 47 cm tall. (12 x 9 x 18 1/2"). Good general condition with attractive patina.Starting Price: £100
Coin Box19th century AD A plain wooden box with hinged lift top and original lock (no key); the six drop-in trays single pierced for coins of 24 mm (35), 31mm (24), 37 mm (40), 46 mm (12) and 48 mm (12) giving total capacity for 123 coins, with original collection tickets. 1.4 kg, 27 x 19 x 7 cm. (10 1/2 x 7 1/2 x 3"). Property of a Hampshire Gentleman. The numbered and handwritten tickets for a significant British coin collection including Celtic staters, Saxon pennies, Norman pennies, English hammered coins, Tudor and Stuart coins and milled coins (the latest noted for an 1889 crown); some research might identify the original collector.[No Reserve]Fine condition, narrow shrinkage split to lid.Starting Price: £5
Mahogany Coin Box20th century AD A modern mahogany coin box with hinged upper lid, lock and key containing four drop in single pierced coin trays with red felts, three trays of 20 holes at 27 mm plus one tray of 14 holes at 35 mm giving capacity for 74 coins. 870 grams, 21 x 16 x 6 cm. (8 1/4 x 6 1/4 x 2 1/2"). .[No Reserve]Very fine condition.Starting Price: £5
Thrymsas and Sceattas (Volume 1) and Other Numismatic BooksFive numismatic books comprising: D. M. Metcalf, Thrymsas and Sceattas, volume 1, RNS and Ashmolean Museum, 1993, hardback with damaged dust wrapper (out of print and a very important reference); J. J. North and P. J. Preston-Morley, Sylloge of Coins of the British Isles 33, The John G. Brooker Collection, Coins of Charles I, Spink, 1984, hardback with dust wrapper (standard reference); I. D. Brown and Michael Dolley, Coin Hoards of Great Britain and Ireland, 1500-1967, RNS and Spink, 1971, hardback with dust wrapper; Ewald Junge, The Seaby Coin Encyclopedia, Seaby, second revised impression, 1992, paperback and P. J. Casey, Roman Coinage in Britain, Shire Archaeology, 1980, paperback. 3.56 kg (total), 25 cm (tallest). (10"). [5, No Reserve]Generally clean copies, some are standard references. Useful.Starting Price: £5
The `Arras` Hoard and Associated Roman Medals PublicationsJean Babelon and A. Duquenoy, Medaillons d`Or du Tresor d`Arras, Florange, 1924 (offprint from Arethuse, January 1924), original blue wraps in hardback binding (also bound with Peter Minns, The Arras Treasure, an extract on the Virgil M. Brand medallion and Peter A. Clayton, The Arras Treasure, Parts 1 and 2, Coin and Medal News, April and May 1984, pages 20-22 and 24-25); Agnes Baldwin, Four Medallions from the Arras Hoard, ANS, Numismatic Notes and Monographs, No. 28, 1926; Joan M. Fagerlie, Roman and Byzantine Medallions in the Collection of the ANS, ANS, Museum Notes, number 15, 1969, blue wraps. 345 grams, 26 cm (tallest). (10 1/4"). Ex libris Clive M. Eyre and ex libris Bibliotheque Universite Laval, Quebec. The hoard found at Arras, France in 1922 provided a number of very important Roman gold medallions; it also had a large element of numismatic tragedy as, although several medallions have survived, many more, perhaps up to fifty, were destroyed by melting after the Belgian jeweller who came into possession of them was advised that they were forgeries by a local archaeologist.[3, No Reserve]Very fine condition, with plates. Scarce publications.Starting Price: £5
A Royal Mint United Kingdom Millennium silver collection comprising of a Millennium crown, two pound coin, one pound coin, fifty pence, twenty pence, ten pence, five pence, two pence and one penny and four Maundy coins with certificates of authenticity confirming the coins are silver with presentation case.
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