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Click here to subscribeA Gold Britannia 50 Pound Coin, Elizabeth II, Britannia 1989, marked ½ ounce fine gold, in perpex case marked "Struck by The Royal Mint, Britannia Building Society" .Condition report:The coin is 23 carat gold and weighs 17.0g. It is in excellent condition, although there is some sticky tape and residue to its case.
One box of Victoria and later British coins and foreign coins, to include half-crowns, florins, shillings, sixpences, threepences, pennies and halfpennies; royal commemorative £5 coins; other commemoratives; two brilliant uncirculated coin collections; and foreign coins from Australia; Belgian Congo; Cyprus; Germany New Zealand; Portugal; Spain; USA etc.; some silver content.Qty: 1 box
Three silver pair cased pocket watches and a white metal full hunter pocket watch, a pair cased pocket watch, the 47mm white enamel dial with Roman numeral chapter ring in a 49mm silver inner case and 56mm silver outer case, both hallmarked Birmingham 1835, fusee movement signed Clarke London, numbered 9088; another silver pair cased pocket watch, the 44mm white enamel dial with Roman numeral chapter ring and subsidiary dial in a 49mm silver inner case and 56mm silver outer case, both hallmarked London 1830, bullseye glass, fusee movement numbered 6366; another silver pair cased pocket watch, the 41mm white enamel dial with Roman numeral chapter ring and subsidiary dial in a 44mm silver inner case, hallmarked Chester 1886 and numbered 14612, fusee movement signed Alexr Cormack Castletown and numbered 14612, missing outer case; and a Waltham white metal full hunter pocket watch, the 44mm white enamel dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary dial with gold and blue floral decoration in a 54mm white metal outer case stamped Fahys Monarch Coin, engraved front and back, inner and outer cases numbered N3121, stem wind movement signed Appleton Tracy & Co Waltham Mass., numbered 3688106; no keys, watches not working at present time.Qty: 4
A British War Medal1914-1918 awarded to 45516 Pte. W Stephenson Suff.R; an Ingersoll Triumph pocket watch; two silver signet rings set with Centurian intaglio carved haematite, ring sizes Q and W; 3d coin bracelet and two others, various dates; 5g fine silver ingot key fob; a silver St Christopher on a fine gold chain; an 18mm wide buckle design bangle with engine turned finish, Chester 1946; a 5mm wide silver half hinged bangle with personal inscription;
SILVER CHARM BRACELET, coin bracelet, 117th Squadron Royal Air Force badge, ETC, the oversized charm bracelet holding 60 plus various silver and white metal charms with a silver padlock clasp, 134.9grms, the coin bracelet having nine pierced and linked Chinese and American silver colour coins dated 1838 and later, with padlock clasp, 31.5grms the Air Force badge stamped 'Silver', the front with 'It Shall be Done' motto, 3 x 2.5cms approx, 8.2grms, other items include additional charms and two gilt metal rings
MIXED BRITISH & CONTINENTAL COINS COLLECTION - in silver, bronze and other metals, items include a 1780 Maria Theresa Thaler, two Cities of Refuge coins including a Bandon Bridge farthing and a Kinsale farthing, 1652 New England sixpence, 1694 Elephant coin, Polish 3 Polker (1614 - 1628), 1618 silver Denar and a clipped example, 1623 Spanish Cob, 1658 Oliver Cromwell crown and various other items of interestAuctioneer's Note: We believe that some items within this lot could be re-strikes, reproductions or copies, please ensure you satisfy yourself as to the authenticity of any item included in this lot, no certificates and no guarantees
ROYAL MINT, WESTMINSTER, JUBILEE MINT and other commemorative coins collection to include a 2010 1oz fine silver Britannia two pounds coin, 2 x 2014 'Make Me a Soldier Lord' 50p circular coins including a Lord Kitchener with certificate, cased Jubilee Mint five coin penny mint mark collection, Jubilee mint cased four piece photographic five pound coin collection, Royal Mint 2011 Celebrating Great Britain coins pack, Royal Mint 2002 silverproof two pound coin, 2 x cased display quantities to include 14 x History of British Currency pre-decimalisation coins, 4 x Bank Note commemorative coins, commemorative crowns and others with or without certificates, along with one part filled and two empty Westminster Coin Collector's display boxes
MAINLY BRITISH COIN & COMMEMORATIVE CROWN COLLECTION - to include silver and half silver coinage, silver coins eight pieces to include a Victoria young head 1845 crown, 2 x Victoria Jubilee head crowns 1887 and 1890, Victoria double florin 1888, veiled head shilling 1901 and 3 x George V 3p pieces, 1912, 1916 and 1919, total pre-1920 coinage weight 3.6ozt, 114.7grms, pre-1947 half silver coins totalling 70 pieces to include half crowns x 4 along with lower denominations, total weight value 9.5ozt, 296.5grms, further large quantities of nickel and copper coinage, 13 x Churchill and other commemorative crowns along with a small quantity of continental coinage
ROYAL MINT SILVER PROOF CROWNS (4) and coin collector's packs (11), the proof crowns include 2 x Queen Elizabeth II 1977, Charles and Diana 1981 and a 1977 Brunei 10 dollar, all cased, no certificates, coin packs include a 1985 proof coin collection, mixed date Coinage of Britain and 9 x Coinage of Great Britain and Norther Ireland packs dated 1972-1978 and 1980, 1981
'THE WRECK OF H.M.S. LUTINE..' CIRCA 1897a manuscript book outlining her history and of the various attempts to salvage the Lutine over seventy-five pages and including hand-drawn charts, drawings, annotated sepia-toned photographs, several pages of press clippings regarding the salvage operations, with a letter of provenance dated 1897 pasted inside front cover from the "Lutine Syndicate" with details of the author, a Mr Fletcher, and another dated 1952 presenting the volume to an association, bound oak boards (the front inset with copper roundel) salvaged from the wreck -- 9¾ x 6¼in. (25 x 16cm.)Of the four French ships called La Lutine captured or surrendered over a thirteen-year period at the end of the eighteenth century, only the second became H.M.S. Lutine and it is her bell which hangs in Lloyds. Originally a frigate of 36 guns, she was launched at Toulon in 1785 and was one of a number surrendered to Admiral Lord Hood in 1793 by French Royalists keen not to let them fall into the hands of the revolutionaries. After a refit in Gibraltar, she returned to England under the command of William Haggit and entered the Navy List as H.M.S. Lutine. Four years later and now under the command of Captain Lancelot Skynner, she sailed from the Yarmouth Roads laden with £1.5m of merchant's gold and coin for payment of British troops in Holland. Setting sail on the 8th of October, a strong gale whipped up after midnight and she struck a sandbank between Terschelling and Vlieland and sank immediately with all hands lost, save two who died shortly afterwards. Salvage attempts began almost immediately with perhaps £100,000 being raised by the end of the century. The famous bell now hangs in Lloyds and from 1859 until recently when a crack was discovered, was sounded every time one of their underwritten ships' foundered.
A GERMAN COIN BALANCE BY J.C. MITTELSTENSCHEID, CIRCA 1800the case carved from the solid and contains punched brass weights for ducats, franks, severs etc., iron balance with brass pans in recess, lid with maker's label and securing hooks -- 7½in. (19cm.) Good overall condition, one weight missing.
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