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Lot 820
During Roman times, coins played a crucial role in the economy and everyday life of the Roman Empire. The Romans developed a sophisticated system of coinage that served as a medium of exchange, a symbol of power and authority, and a means of propaganda.Roman coins were made primarily of precious metals such as gold, silver, and bronze. They featured various designs and inscriptions that reflected the political, cultural, and religious aspects of Roman society. The obverse side of the coin typically displayed the portrait of the ruling emperor or an influential figure, while the reverse side depicted various symbols, gods, or important events.The Roman coinage system went through several changes over time, reflecting shifts in political power and economic conditions. Different denominations of coins were issued, ranging from the gold aureus and silver denarius to the smaller bronze coins like the sestertius, dupondius, and as. These coins were used not only for commerce but also for paying taxes, rewarding soldiers, and promoting political messages.Collecting and studying Roman coins, known as numismatics, provides valuable insights into the history, art, and culture of the Roman Empire. These coins are valuable artifacts that have survived for centuries, serving as tangible reminders of the ancient world and the economic system that shaped it.Measures 30mm.Modern.
Lot 186
A Collection of Silver and Base Metal British Pre-Decimal Coinage, an extensive collection comprising runs of halfcrowns, florins, shillings, sixpences, threepences, pennies and halfpennies, predominately 20th century, includes a small selection of foreign currency, banknotes, (5x) Edward VII coronation medals and (2x) Whitman folders, pennies No. 3 and shillings 1937-1951, both partially complete; all nicely presented in individual coin packets and labelled, contains approx. 1300g of Pre-1947 silver
Lot 146
A World War Two Air Ministry white metal pocket watch, with luminescent hands and markers, along with a sterling silver Albert chain, with fob charm, T-Bar and rubbed coin. Chain gross weight approximately 54.7 grams. Also to include an amber chip-bead necklace three pairs of earrings, and a Swedish silver modernist rock crystal set ring, size N.
Lot 173
A sterling silver silver proof 1974 Panama 20 Balboas coin, with Franklin Mint certificate. Along with another example of the same coin, out of packaging. The loose coin weighs approximately 131.54 grams; the certificate guarantees the other is a minimum of 2000 grains - which is approximately 129.58 grams, Also to include a Pobjoy Mint 1977 Queen's Silver Jubilee Appeal Crown, struck in sterling silver in a limited issue of 30,000, with certificate.
Lot 224
***AWAY***A collection of four boxes to include. Royal Mint silver proof 2004 £5 crown 100th anniversary of Entente Cordial. Royal mint silver coin 2000-2003 Year 2000Dragon of Wales one pound silver coin. Year 2001 Irish Cross one pound. Year 2002 3 lions England one pound coin. Year 2003 Royal Coat of Arms. 1994-1997 Proof Piedfort one pound collection 5 silver coins representing each part of the UK. Royal mint 1996 silver proof anniversary collection 25th anniversary of decimalisation.
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