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Lot 349

Faustina Denarius Rome, AD 161-75. Silver, 3.10 g, 19.41 mm. Draped bust right, FAVSTINA AVGVSTA. R. FECVNDITAS, Fecunditas standing right, resting on spear and holding child. Ref: RIC 677, RSC 99.

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Lot 350

Hadrian Denarius Rome, AD 134-138. Silver, 2.86 g, 17.30 mm. Bare headed bust right, HADRIANVS AVG COS III P P. R. SALVS AVG, Salus standing left sacrificing over altar. Ref: RIC 268, RSC 1328.

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Lot 351

Trajan Denarius Rome, AD 116. Silver, 2.96 g, 18.45 mm. Laureate and draped bust right, IMP CAES NER TRAIANO OPTIMO AVG GER DAC. R. P M TR P COS VI P P S P Q R, Felicitas standing left. Ref: RCV 3150.

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Lot 352

Titus Denarius Rome, AD 80. Silver, 2.95 g, 18.13 mm. Laureate bust right, IMP TITVS CAES VESPASIAN AVG PM. R. T R P IX IMP XV COS VIII P P, tripod surmounted by dolphin. Ref: RIC 27 (b). 

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Lot 353

Julian II Siliqua  Circa, 360-61 AD.?. Silver, 1.47 g, 16.59 mm. Diademed bust right, D N IVLIANVS AVG. R. VOTIS X MVLTIS within wreath, mint mark, LVG in ex. Lugdunum. Ref: similar to, RSC 163a.A rare issue with an unpublished obverse legend. 

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Lot 354

Plautilla Denarius Rome, AD 204. Silver, 1.92 g, 17.53 mm. Draped bust right, PLAVTILLA AVGVSTA. R. VENVS VICTRIX, Venus standing left holding apple and palm and resting on shield, Cupid standing left at her feet. Ref: RIC 369.

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Lot 355

Gordian III Antoninianus Rome, AD 238-9. Silver, 4.59 g, 22.19 mm. Radiate bust right, IMP CAES M ANT GORDIANVS AVG. R. FIDES MILITVM, Fides Militum standing left holding standard and transverse sceptre. Ref: RIC 1, RSC 86.

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Lot 356

Hadrian Denarius Circa, 133 AD. Silver, 2.66 g, 17.97 mm. Bare head right, HADRIANVS AVG COS III P P. R. PROVIDENTIA AVG, Providentia standing left holding sceptre and pointing at globe at her feet. Ref: RIC II, 2320.

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Lot 357

Octavian Denarius. Circa, 30 BC. Silver, 3.17 g, 19.33 mm. Victory standing right on prow of galley holding wreath and palm. R. IMP CAESAR, Octavian in triumphal quadriga right, holding branch. Ref: RIC 264.

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Lot 358

Vespasian Denarius Rome, AD 77-8. Silver, 3.21 g, 17.55 mm. Laureate bust right, [IMP CAESAR] VESPASIANVS [AVG]. R. COS VIII, Mars standing left holding spear and trophy. Ref: RCV 2288 variant.

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Lot 359

Geta Denarius Rome, AD 202. Silver, 3.12 g, 18.53 mm. Draped bust right, P SEPT GETA CAES PONT. R. SECVRIT IMPERII, Securitas enthroned left holding globe. Ref: RIC 20, RSC 183.

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Lot 360

Valentinian I Siliqua Rome, AD 364-7. Silver, 1.78 g, 16.71 mm. Diademed bust right, D N VALENTINIANVS P F AVG. R. VOT V MVLT X within wreath, R T in ex. Ref: RSC 70b.

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Lot 361

Constantine I Follis London, AD 310. Billon, 3.71 g, 22.86 mm. Helmeted bust right, CONSTNTINVS P F AVG. R. COMITI AVGG NN, Sol standing left holding whip and globe, star in field. PLN in ex. Ref: RCV 15874.

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Lot 362

Valens Siliqua  Constantia, AD 364-7. Silver, 2.09 g, 19.82 mm. Diademed bust right, D N VALENS P F AVG. R. RESTITVTOR REI P, Valens in military attire standing facing head right, holding standard and Victory on globe. CONST in ex. OF III across field. Ref: RCV 19666.

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Lot 363

Hadrian AE 15, Nacrasa; Lydia. Circa, 117-138 AD. Copper-alloy, 2.70 g, 16.19 mm. Laureate bust right, AY TP AIANO [.  ]. R. VNKAHTO [. ], Draped bust of Demos right. 

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Lot 367

Anglo-Saxon Sceattas Circa, 695-740 AD. Silver, 1.02 g, 11.60 mm. Degraded head enclosing three bars. R. Votive standard enclosing angular symbols and large annulet. Ref: Spink 790. 

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Lot 370

Series E sceatta. Continental Issue, circa, 695-740 AD. Silver, 12mm, 1.26g. Degenerate head right. R. Beaded standard enclosing four lines and central annulet. Ref: Spink 790C.

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Lot 371

Series E Sceatta. Continental issue, circa, 694-740 AD. Silver, 11mm, 0.95g. Degenerate head right. R. Beaded standard enclosing, TOTII around central annulet. Ref: Abramson, 99-10.

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Lot 372

Anglo-Saxon Sceatta, Series G.Secondary phase, circa, 710-760 AD. Silver, 13mm, 1.02g. Diademed bust right, cross in front. R. Beaded standard enclosing three saltires and trefoil of pellets around a large central annulet with pellet centre. Ref: Abramson, 21-20. Spink 800.

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Lot 374

Aethelstan Penny Circa, 924-939 AD. Silver, 23mm, 1.40g. Small cross, +EDELSTAN REX. R. HERR ICMON in two lines divided by three crosses. Ref: Spink 1089.

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Lot 375

Aethelred II Penny.  Circa, 978-1016. Silver, 1.50 g, 20.51 mm. First hand type. Diademed bust right, +EDELRED REX ANGLO. R. Hand of providence between alpha and omega issuing from clouds. +AELFGARD M-O LVND. Moneyer Aelfgard at the London mint. Ref: Spink 1144.

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Lot 376

Offa Penny Mercia, 757-796 AD. OFFA in angles of jewelled cross. R. Moneyers name in runes between beaded lines, moneyer Eadnoth. Blunt group I, Uncertain East Anglian mint. Ref: Chick 165b, Spink 907. Recorded with the early medieval coin corpus as, EMC: 2018.0434.

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Lot 377

Edward The Confessor Penny.  Small flan. Circa, 1048-1050 AD. Silver, 1.00 g, 14.05 mm. Diademed bust left, +EDWERD REX. R. Voided short cross, +BR [. ] SE ON O. Oxford mint. Ref: North 818.

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Lot 378

Series C Sceattas.  Circa 7th century AD. Silver, 1.16 g, 10.48 mm. Radiate bust right, pellets behind, runic letters in front. R. Votive standard enclosing TT II around central pellet. Ref: Abramson, 4-10, Spink 779.

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Lot 379

Series A Sceattas.  Circa late 7th century AD. Silver 1.15 g, 12.23 mm. Radiate bust right, TIC in front. R. Votive standard enclosing TT II around central annulet. Ref: Abramson, 3-30, Spink 775.

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Lot 380

Series BI Sceattas. Circa 7th century AD. Silver, 1.20 g, 13.09 mm. Diademed bust right, shoulders outside beaded circle, blundered legend around. R. Bird on cross within serpent border, blundered legend around. Type 27b. Ref: Abramson 16-10. Spink 777. 

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Lot 382

Harold I Penny Circa, 1038-1040 AD. Silver, 0.69 g, 18.34 mm. Diademed bust left wearing armour. Sceptre in front, +HAROLD RECX. R. Voided long cross with flour-de-lis in each quarter. +GODRIC [.  ] N. Moneyer Godric. Ref: North 803.

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Lot 383

Anglo-Saxon Sceattas Secondary phase, Circa, 710-760 AD. Debased silver, 0.98 g, 12.09 mm. Head right, various symbols and runic inscription around. R. Votive standard enclosing large annulet and angular symbols. Ref: Spink 813A.

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Lot 384

Series F SceattasPrimary phase, Circa. 680-710 AD. Silver, 1.01 g, 11.32 mm. Helmeted bust right, blundered legend. R. Cross on steps, letters and annulets around. Ref: Spink 781.

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Lot 386

Henry II Tealby Penny.  Cross-crosslet coinage, 1158-1180 AD. Silver, 19mm, 1.1g. Crowned facing bust with sceptre, +HENRIC R ANG. R. Cross with crosscuts in angles, +R [.  ] ON LV[. ]. London mint. Class C?. Ref: Spink 1339.

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Lot 387

Henry III Penny Long cross coinage, 1247-72 AD. Silver, 1.28 g, 18 mm. Crowned facing bust with sceptre, +HENRICVS REX III. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, WILLEM ON CANT. Moneyer Willem at the Canterbury mint. Ref: Spink 1369.

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Lot 388

Edward I Penny Circa, 1280. Silver, 1.35 g, 18.40 mm. Crowned facing bust, +EDWR ANGL DNS HYB. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, CIVI TAS LON DON. London mint. Ref: North 1019. PAS: HAMP-CA9532.

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Lot 390

Edward I Penny,  Circa, 1279. Silver, 1.29 g, 23.33 mm. Crowned facing bust, +EDW REX ANGL DNS HYB. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, CIVI TAS LON DON. London mint, class 1c. Ref: North, 1012.

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Lot 391

Edward III Groat Pre-treaty period, 1351-77. Silver, 4.1 g, 27 mm. Crowned facing bust, +EDWARD D G REX ANGL Z FRANC D HYB. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, CIVI TAS LON DON. London mint, series E. Ref: Spink 1567.

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Lot 393

Edward III Halfgroat. Pre-treaty period, 1351-61. Silver, 2.08 g, 23.28 mm. Crowned facing bust, +EDWARDVS REX ANGLI Z FRACI. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, CIVI TAS EBO RACI. York mint, series E. Ref: Spink 1581.

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Lot 397

Henry III Penny Circa, 1248-50 AD. Silver, 1.34 g, 17.19 mm. Crowned facing bust, HENRICVS REX III. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, HEN RIO NLV NDE. Moneyer Henri at the London mint. Class 3b. Ref: Spink 1363. PAS: HAMP-679FC0.

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Lot 398

Henry III Penny,  Long cross coinage, 1247-72 AD. Silver, 18mm, 1.4g. Crowned facing bust with sceptre, HENRICVS REX III. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, RICARD ON LVND. Moneyer Ricard at the London mint. Class 5c?. Ref: Spink 1369.

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Lot 400

Henry VI Halfgroat.  Annulet issue, 1422-30. Silver, 1.96 g, 21.46 mm. Crowned facing bust, annulets at neck. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, two with annulet in centre. VIL LA CAL IS, Calais mint. Ref: Spink 1840.

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Lot 401

Alexander III Penny, Scotland.  Second coinage, 1280-86 AD. Silver, 19mm, 1.36g. Crowned bust left with sceptre, +ALEXANDER DEI GRA. R. Cross with mullets of 5 points in each quarter, +REX SCOT OR VM. Ref: Spink 5056.

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Lot 402

Stephen Flag Type Cut Halfpenny Circa, 1140 AD. Silver, 0.51 g, 19 mm. Crowned bust right, lance with pennant in front, star to right. +[. ] IEFAN [ ] E[  ]. R. Cross moline, lis in angles. +[. ] I [ ] I. EL. Quatrefoil and annulet between letters. York. Ref: Spink 1313.

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Lot 403

Edward IV Irish Penny Circa, 1465 AD. Silver, 15mm, 0.38g. Crowned facing bust. R. Cross with three pellets each quarter, extra small pellet in two quarters. [CIVI TAS] DVB [LINIE]. Dublin mint.

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Lot 405

Edward I Penny  New coinage from, 1272 AD. Silver, 1.3 g, 18 mm. Crowned facing bust, +EDWAR ANGL DNS HYB. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, VILL SCIE DMV NDI. Bury St Edmunds mint. Ref: Spink 1418. 

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Lot 406

Henry III Penny.   Long cross coinage, 1247-72. Silver, 1.25 g, 17.29 mm. Crowned facing bust with sceptre, HENRICVS REX III. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, REN AVD ONL VND. Moneyer Renaud at the London mint, Class 5h. Ref: Spink, 1374.

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Lot 407

Richard II Halfpenny Circa, 1377-99 AD. Silver, 0.45 g, 15 mm. Crowned facing bust, +RICARD REX ANGL. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, CIVI TAS LON DON, London mint. Ref: Spink 1700.. 

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Lot 408

Henry VII Halfgroat.  Circa, 1498-9. Silver, 1.21 g, 19.17 mm. Crowned facing bust, double arched crown. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, CIVI TAS CAN TOR. Canterbury mint. Mint mark tun. Ref: Spink, 2211.

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Lot 409

Henry VI Halfpenny Pinecone-mascle issue, 1431-32/3. Silver, 0.52 g, 14 mm. Crowned facing bust, +HENRIC REX ANGL. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, CIVI TAS LON DON, London mint. Ref: Spink 1884.

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Lot 410

Edward I Penny.  Circa, 1279 AD. Silver, 1.41 g, 19.05 mm. Crowned facing bust, +EDW R ANGL DNS HYB. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, CIVI TAS LON DON. London mint, Class 1d. Ref: North, 1013. Spink 1383.

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Lot 411

Edward IV Gold Half Ryal.  Light coinage, 1464-70 AD. Gold, 28mm, 3.80g. King standing in ship holding sword and shield, EDWARD DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC. R. Rose over radiate sun in centre, trefoils in spandrels. Mint mark, long cross fitchee. Ref: North 1554.

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Lot 412

Henry III Penny.  Long cross coinage, 1247-72 AD. Silver, 1.28 g, 18.12 mm. Crowned facing bust, HENRICVS REX III. Mint mark 3. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter. ION ONL INC OLN. Moneyer Ion at the Lincoln mint. Class 3b. Ref: Spink 1363.

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Lot 413

Henry II Penny Circa, 1180-89 AD. Silver, 1.40 g, 20 mm. Crowned facing bust with sceptre, +HENRICVS REX. R. Short cross, +AIMER ON LVND. Moneyer Aimer at the London mint. Ref: Spink 1344. Crack from 7 o'clock (obverse).

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Lot 414

John Penny. Circa, 1199-1216 AD. Silver, 18mm, 1.42g. Crowned facing bust with sceptre, +HENRICVS R[EX]. R. Short cross, +WAL[TER] ONLV. Moneyer Walter at the London mint. Ref: Spink 1352.

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Lot 415

Edward I Penny.  Circa, 1282-9. Silver, 1.36 g, 18.47 mm. Crowned facing bust, +EDW R ANGL DNS HYB. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, CIVI TAS LON DON. London mint, class 4c. Ref: North, 1025. 

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Lot 417

Henry III Penny.  Long cross coinage, 1247-79. Silver, 1.36 g, 18.07 mm. Crowned facing bust, HENRICVS REX III. Mint mark 5. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter. NIC OLE ONL VND. Moneyer Nicole at the London mint. Ref: Spink 1364B.

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Lot 418

Edward III Groat Pre-treaty period, 1351-77 AD. Silver,  27mm, 4.47g. Crowned facing bust, +EDWARD D G REX ANGL Z FRANC D HYB. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, CIVI TAS LON DON. London mint, mint mark crown. 1356. Ref: Spink. 1569.

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Lot 421

Henry III Penny.  Short cross coinage, 1216-47 AD. Silver, 18mm, 1.45g. Crowned facing bust with sceptre, +HENRICVS REX. R. Short cross, +HENRI ON CANT, moneyer Henri at the Canterbury mint. Ref: Spink 1356C.

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Lot 424

Edward I Farthing. Circa 1280. Silver, 0.34 g, 10.68 mm. Crowned facing bust, +E R ANGLIE. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, CIVI TAS LON DON. London mint. Class 4de. Ref: Spink 1446A.

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Lot 427

Edward III Aquitaine Sterling Circa, 1344 AD. Silver, 17mm, 0.94g. Crowned bust three quarters left, leopard below. +EDWARD REX ANGL. R. Cross with crown in each quarter, DVX AQV ITA NIE. Ref: Elias 56.

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Lot 428

Edward III Groat  Pre-treaty period, 1351-61 AD. Silver, 28mm, 3.87g. Crowned facing bust, +EDWARD D G REX ANGL Z FRANC D HYB. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, CIVI TAS LON DON. London mint. Ref: Spink 1566.

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Lot 436

Medieval Lead Tokens Circa, 15th century AD. A group of Boy Bishop penny token of various types modelled on the silver penny of the time. Bishops mitre. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter. Issued in celebration of the of the festival of St Nicholas. The cult of St Nicholas and its associated 'Boy Bishop' tradition—which derived from the saint's patronage of children and involved the choosing of a boy to be dressed up as the saint, who then performed ecclesiastical duties in the period around St Nicholas's Day (6 December) and Holy Innocents (28 December)—seems to have been widespread throughout England in the late medieval period, to judge from both the prevalence of dedications to St Nicholas and the number of references to Boy Bishops that are found in sources of this era. For example, in the fifteenth century at King's College, Cambridge, the Boy Bishop was allowed to 'say and carry out vespers, matins, and other divine services', and the Boy Bishop's mitre there in the early sixteenth-century was a gift from Bishop Geoffrey Blythe of Chester, indicating the official approval of the tradition.

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Lot 437

Edward I Halfpenny. Circa 1280 AD. Silver, 0.62 g, 13.97 mm. Crowned facing bust, +EDWR ANGL DNS HYB. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, CIVI TAS LON DON. Ref: Spink 1433.

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