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Click here to subscribeWORLD COINS, USA, Silver Morgan Dollars (5), 1878-S, seven feathers, second reverse, 1879-S, second reverse, 1880-S, 1881-S, 1882-S (KM 110). First in NGC holder graded MS64, the second good extremely fine with a few contact marks on the obverse, the other three in ANA, NGC and PCGS holders respectively, all graded MS65, all with original mint lustre, the 1881 toned, a high grade group including the scarce second reverse 1879-S. (5)
WORLD COINS, USA, Silver Morgan Dollars (5), 1878-S, seven feathers, second reverse, 1879-S, third reverse, 1880-S, 1881-S, 1882-S (KM 110). First in ANACS holder graded MS64, second in NGC holder graded MS66?, third in PCGS holder graded MS65, fourth in NGC holder graded MS65, the last in NGC holder graded MS65, all with different and attractive toning, a high grade group. (5)
WORLD COINS, USA, Silver Morgan Dollars (6), 1887, 1888, 1889, 1892, 1893, 1896 (KM 110). First three with a few surface marks, otherwise mint state, toned with underlying lustre, 1892 almost uncirculated with attractive underlying lustre, 1893 extremely fine, both scarce issues, the last attractive mint state with highly reflective fields. (6)
WORLD COINS, USA, Silver Morgan Dollars (4), 1878-S, 1884-CC, 1884-O, 1904-O (KM 110). First uncirculated with small surface marks by forehead, toned, the third about uncirculated with uneven rainbow toning and a few light scratches across cheek, the others brilliant mint state with full lustre, the Carlson City issue scarce. (4)
INDIAN COINS, EAST INDIA COMPANY, Bombay Presidency, Pice (2), 1728-1749 (Pr 104; KM 165). Both good fine, first with most of the first three lines on the flan, the second with only the letters GIS/NATU/NGLI visible. (2) ex David Fore Collection, Baldwin’s Auction 84, September 2013, lot 1917
INDIAN COINS, MISCELLANEOUS, Victoria, Copper Rupee Weights (4), with the following inscriptions: MINIMUM WEIGHT OF GOV’T RUPEE 176.4 Grs., uniface; MINIMUM WEIGHT OF RUPEE 15/16 TOLA; MINIMUM WEIGHT OF RUPEE 13/16 TOLA; MINIMUM WEIGHT OF RUPEE 3/4 TOLA. First extremely fine with some verdigris on the reverse, the others about uncirculated, with some lustre. (4) These were used at banks to take in old, worn and underweight Rupees. One would assume the standards changed over time, but it is also likely that the weights were used in different parts of India.
BRITISH COINS, Charles I, Silver Half-Groat, Briot’s first milled issue (1631-1632), crowned bust left, .B. below, value behind between stops, all within linear circle, initial mark lozenge, rev quartered shield of arms upon long cross fourchée, 1.04g (Brooker 721; N 2302; S 2856). Very fine, toned.
BRITISH COINS, Charles I, Silver Penny, Briot’s first milled issue (1631-1632), crowned bust left to lower part of coin, .B. to lower right, value behind between stops, linear circle around, no initial mark, legend commences lower right, rev quartered shield of arms upon long cross fourchée, 0.52g (Brooker 723; N 2303; S 2857). About very fine, toned.
ISLAMIC COINS, ABBASID CALIPHATE, al-Muktafi (289-295h), Silver Dirham, Wasit 293h, 3.24g (A 244.1); al-Muttaqi (329-333h), Silver Dirham, Madinat al-Salam 330h, with the name of the heir Abu Mansur, 4.02g (BMC I:477; A 257). First about very fine, second with some weakness in margins, otherwise very fine, scarce. (2)
BRITISH COINS, Charles II (1660-1685), Gold Two-Guineas, 1664, Elephant & Castle, first laureate bust right, elephant below truncation, rev crowned cruciform emblematic shields, sceptres in angles, four interlinked C’s at centre, date either side of top English crown, 16.74g (MCE 32; S 3334). Small metal flaw by nose of portrait and small rim nick at top, otherwise bold fine / nearly very fine, retaining some brilliance.
ISLAMIC COINS, SAFAVID, Isma’il I (907-930h), Broad Silver Shahi, Balkh, no date, 9.43g (A 2576). Fine and rare. First silver standard, (SNAT XIVc:904). This coin must have been struck sometime between 917h (when Balkh came under Safavid control) and 924h (when the new weight standard was introduced).
G BRITISH COINS, George IV, Gold Sovereign, 1823, first laureate head left, B.P. below, rev St George slaying dragon right with sword, date in exergue, weak upper serif on the 1, date figure 3 slightly raised, edge milled, 7.96g (Bentley 14; Marsh 7 R3; MCE 473; S 3800). Once cleaned with associated hairlines and marks to surfaces, scratch from neck of portrait to rim, otherwise bold fine and a very rare date.
G BRITISH COINS, George IV, Gold Half-Sovereign, 1823, first laureate head left, B.P. below, rev crowned quartered shield of arms with an escutcheon of the Arms of Hanover, date surrounding, edge milled, 3.97g (Marsh 404, R2; MCE 483; S 3803). Roughly cleaned with heavy hairlines and small scratches near truncation, fine.
G BRITISH COINS, Victoria, Gold Sovereign, 1838, first young head left, hair bound with double fillet, ponytail terminates in single curved strand of hair, w.w. raised on truncation, date below, rev crowned shield of arms within laurel wreath, emblems below, edge milled, 7.97g (Bentley 967; Marsh 22 R; MCE 499; S 3852). Light obverse marks and hairlines, once cleaned, now toned, otherwise good very fine.
BRITISH COINS, Elizabeth II (1952- ), Brass Trial Threepence, 1955, struck on a light weight dodecagonal flan, young laureate head right, MG incuse on truncation, TRIAL PIECE incuse in field, +ELIZABETH. II. DEI. GRATIA. REGINA. F: D:, raised border rim both sides, rev struck en médaille, crowned portcullis, W G initials below, THREE PENCE legend, 3.40g (Peck -; cf S 4153). Practically as struck, light tone, of the highest rarity. This trial piece would appear to be about half the thickness of a regular currency 1955 Threepence, highly unusual and the first we have seen.
BRITISH TOKENS, 18th Century Tokens, England, Buckinghamshire, Aylesbury, Lutwyche, Copper Halfpenny (2), 1796, obv bust of William III, rev liberty cap upon a pole, edge milled and edge plain (DH 7, 7c); Slough, William Till Copper Halfpenny, obv lion rampant to left, rev view of an inn, edge plain (DH 24). First fine, weakly struck up as usual but probably sometime cleaned, the second very fine with the remnants of an old paper tag adhering to the obverse, the last about very fine. (3)
BRITISH TOKENS, 18th Century Tokens, England, Cornwall, Truro, Cornish Metal Company, Boulton, Copper Halfpenny and Gilt-Copper Halfpenny, 1791, obv druid’s head, wreath around, rev crowned shield of arms, CORNISH COPPER HALF AN OUNCE, edge plain (DH 2). First with some original lustre on the obverse, extremely fine/very fine, second good very fine, small edge knock at 7 o’clock, scarce. (2)
BRITISH TOKENS, 18th Century Tokens, England, Cornwall, Truro, Cornish Metal Company, Boulton, Copper Halfpenny, 1791, obv druid’s head, wreath around, rev crowned shield of arms, edge plain (DH 2); Penryn, George Chapman George, Bronzed Copper Proof Halfpenny, 1794, obv shield of arms, rev laureated bust, edge plain (DH 4). Both extremely fine or better, first with some original colour remaining. (2)
BRITISH TOKENS, 18th Century Tokens, England, Cornwall, Penryn, George Chapman George, Copper Halfpenny and Silver-plated Halfpenny, 1794, obv crowned shield of arms with unicorn supporters, rev laureate bust on shield, drum, flags, weapons and other musical instruments behind, PENRYN VOLUNTEERS above (DH 4). Both good very fine, first toned in areas and silver plating a little rubbed. (2)
BRITISH TOKENS, 18th Century Tokens, England, Devonshire, Exeter, Hancock or Lutwyche mule of Samuel Kingdon’s Copper Halfpenny, 1792, obv bust of General Elliot, rev arms and supporters, edge PAYABLE AT LONDON OR BRIGHTON (DH 5); Plymouth, Lutwyche, Copper Halfpenny for Shepheard, Dove, Hammett & Co, 1796, obv woman spinning, rev man in a loom, edge plain (DH 7). Second about very fine, the first very fine and rare. (2)
BRITISH TOKENS, 18th Century Tokens, England, Durham, South Shields, Kempson, Copper Halfpenny mule, obv ship, rev Irish Miners Arms, LONDON edge (DH 7); Stockton-on-Tees, Kempson, Copper Halfpenny for Thomas King(s)ton, 1794, obv bust of Sir Bevois, rev ship sailing, PORTSEA edge (DH 9b). First extremely fine, toned, the second good very fine for issue and rare. (2)
BRITISH TOKENS, 18th Century Tokens, England, Hampshire, Portsea, George Sargeant, Copper Halfpenny (4), 1794, obv shield of arms, javelin just above the second limb of A (3), rev ship sailing to right, PORTSEA edge, rev ship sailing to right, HALFPENNY above, PORTSEA edge (2) (DH 68, 71, 72), obv shield of arms, javelin to first limb of A, rev ship sailing to right, HALFPENNY above, PORTSEA edge (DH 73); Salmon, Courtney and Frost Halfpenny, 1796, obv St George and the Dragon, without spines, rev ship sailing to right, PORTSEA edge (DH 80). DH68 good extremely fine and lustrous, DH71 very fine with reverse die flaw, rare, the others fair to very fine. (5)
BRITISH TOKENS, 18th Century Tokens, England, Kent, Canterbury, John Matthews, Copper Halfpenny, 1794, obv Canterbury Cathedral, rev shield of arms, MATTHEWS edge (DH 6); James Robertson, Copper Halfpenny, obv Canterbury Cathedral, rev shield of arms, ROBERTSONS edge (DH 7); Waring, Copper Halfpenny (2), obv Canterbury Cathedral, cypher below, rev shield of arms, obv Canterbury Cathedral without stop, rev shield of arms, both CANTERBURY edge (DH 8, 9). First two good very fine and extremely fine, DH8 with obverse die flaw, very fine, DH9 late obverse die state, very fine and rare, a good representative group. (4)
BRITISH TOKENS, 18th Century Tokens, England, Kent, Tenterden, Good’s Copper Halfpenny for I & T Cloakes, 1796, obv shield of arms of the Brewers’ Company, rev horse and cart, BIRMINGHAM edge (DH 42a); Lancashire, Halsall, Mordaunt’s Copper Penny, undated, obv arms of the Earls of Peterborough, rev HALSALL D, edge engrailed (DH 1). First about very fine and rare with this edge, the second good very fine. (2)
BRITISH TOKENS, 18th Century Tokens, England, Lincolnshire, Lincoln, Skidmore, Copper Halfpenny, 1795, obv wheatsheaf, rev Arms of Lincoln, edge plain (DH 1); Sleaford, Lutwyche, Copper Halfpenny for Thomas Ball (2), obv bust of John of Gaunt, rev arms, SLEAFORD edge and edge plain (DH 3, 3b). First with surface marks and scrapes, otherwise extremely fine, the others about very fine. (3)
BRITISH TOKENS, 18th Century Tokens, England, Middlesex, Young’s Copper Penny (2), 1794, obv view of St Paul’s, rev star and garter, edge plain (DH 39). First from the obverse die in an unflawed state, second from the obverse die in a flawed state obscuring the date, both extremely fine with some original colour remaining. (2)
BRITISH TOKENS, 18th Century Tokens, England, Middlesex, Kempson’s Building Series, Copper Penny (2), 1797, obv Cripplegate, obv Newgate, both rev Justice standing, edge plain (DH 77, 80). First extremely fine with substantial original colour but a few spots and lightly brushed on the obverse, second nearly extremely fine. (2)
BRITISH TOKENS, 18th Century Tokens, England, Middlesex, National Series, George III, Gilt-brass Penny-size Medal, 1789, obv bust of George III, rev rays of the sun over the arms of London, edge plain (DH 177), White Metal Penny-size Medal, 1793, obv bust of George III, rev crown and garter, edge plain (DH 187). First very fine, the second about extremely fine and very rare. (2)
BRITISH TOKENS, 18th Century Tokens, England, Middlesex, National Series, George III, Copper Penny-size Medal, obv bust of George III, rev snake entwined around a tripod, centre leg in front, edge plain (DH 179), Copper and White Metal Penny-size Medals, obv bust of George III, rev inscription in seven lines, edge plain (DH 197). First fine, second nearly extremely fine, the white metal good very fine with underlying brilliance. (3)
BRITISH TOKENS, 18th Century Tokens, England, Middlesex, Skidmore, Copper Halfpenny mule (2), obv church, rev guillotine, SKIDMORE edge (DH 327), rev ruins of a church, DESTROY’D BY FIRE, SKIDMORE edge (DH 328). Both extremely fine with a little original colour remaining, first with an inked collector’s number in the obverse field, rare. (2)
BRITISH TOKENS, 18th Century Tokens, England, Middlesex, Ibberson, Copper Halfpenny (2), obv St George and dragon, rev MAIL AND POST COACHES TO ALL PARTS OF ENGLAND, edge PAYABLE AT THE GEORGE AND BLUE BOAR (DH 339, 342); Kelly, Copper Halfpenny (4), obvs. a man and a horse, &c., revs. equestrian implements, edge PAYABLE AT LONDON .+.+.+. (DH 345), PAYABLE AT LONDON BATH OR MANCHESTER edge (DH 345a), PAYABLE AT ANGLESEY LONDON OR LIVERPOOL edge (DH 345b), edge milled (DH 345e). First about fine but surfaces rough, the others generally fine to very fine or better, DH342 scarce, DH342 and DH345b rare, DH345a very rare. (6)
BRITISH TOKENS, 18th Century Tokens, England, Middlesex, Skidmore, Copper Halfpenny mule, 1795, obv two men at a forge, MANUFACTORY & IRON-FOUNDRY CLERKENWELL around, rev anchor and cable, IN COMMEMORATION OF THE GLORIOUS FIRST OF JUNE around, edge milled (DH 508). Usual die flaw on obverse at right, about extremely fine, round dent in flan on the obverse, very rare.
BRITISH TOKENS, 18th Century Tokens, England, Middlesex, Skidmore, Copper Halfpenny, 1795, obv St Paul’s Church, Covent Garden, rev St Paul’s Church in ruins (DH 522b); Copper Halfpenny mule, obv St Paul’s Church, Covent Garden, rev bust of George III, CHURCH AND KING (DH 523b); Copper Farthing, 1795, obv register stove, rev men in forge (DH 1074, as centre of reverse of the Halfpenny DH 480). About extremely fine or better, all with fields a little dull, second with a little edge damage and usual die break, third on cracked flan, first very rare, third rare. (3) DH 522b exhibits some faint file marking on the edge: this does not appear to have been done after striking
BRITISH TOKENS, 18th Century Tokens, England, Middlesex, Skidmore, Copper Halfpenny mule (3), obv view of a church, rev bust right (2), LONDON edge and edge milled (DH 523a, 523b), rev register stove, SKIDMORE edge (DH 524). First better than very fine, the second extremely fine with original colour, the third extremely fine, lacquered. (3)
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