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Lot 267

Domitian Denarius. Rome, AD 80. Silver, 2.73g. 17.44 mm. Laureate head right, CAESAR DIVI F DOMITIANVS COS VII. R. PRINCEPS IVVENTVTIS, garland and lighted altar. Ref: RIC 50, RSC 397a.

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Lot 268

Septimius Severus Denarius. Rome, AD 196. Silver, 3.03g. 17.63 mm. Laureate head right, L SEPT SEV PERT AVG IMP IIII. R. ARAB ADIAB COS II P P, Victory advancing left holding wreath and trophy. Ref: RCV 6265.

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Lot 270

Trajan Denarius. Rome, AD 108. Silver, 3.10g. 17.96 mm. Laureate and draped bust right, IMP TRAIANO AVG GER DAC P M TR P. R. COS V P P S P Q R OPYIMO PRINC, Aequitas seated left holding scales and cornucopia. Ref: RIC 119, RSC 86.

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Lot 271

M. Caecilius Q.f. Metellus Denarius. Circa, 127 B.C. Silver, 3.86g. 18.13 mm. Helmeted head of Roma right, monogram below chin. ROMA behind. R. Macedonian shield with elephant's head at centre, M METELLVS Q F around, all within wreath. Ref: RRC 263/1. RSC Caecilia 29.

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Lot 272

Caracalla Denarius. Rome, AD 216. Silver, 2.37g. 19.18 mm. Laureate bust right, ANTONINVS PIVS AVG GERM. R. VENVS VICTRIX, Venus standing left holding Victory and sceptre, resting on shield set on helmet. Ref: RIC 311b, RSC 606.

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Lot 273

Severus Alexander Denarius. Rome, AD 226. Silver, 3.09g. 18.91 mm. Laureate bust right, IMP C M AVR SEV ALEXAND AVG. R. ANNONA AVG, Annona standing left holding corn-ears and cornucopia, modus at feet. Ref: RIC 133, RSC 23.

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Lot 274

Hadrian Sestertius. Rome, AD 133. Brass, 22.03g. 32.36 mm. Laureate head right, drapery on far shoulder, HADRIANVS AVG COS III P P. R. FORTVNA AVG, S C. Fortuna standing left holding rudder set on globe and cornucopia. Ref: RIC 759, RCV 3599.

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Lot 276

Domitian As. Rome, AD 90-91. Copper, 11.53g. 28.08 mm. Laureate bust right, IMP CAES DOMIT AVG GERM COS XII CENS POT P P. R. MONETA AVGVSTI, S C. Moneta standing left holding scales and cornucopia. Ref: RCV 2807.

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Lot 277

Republican Denarius. L. Licinius Crassus and Cn. Domitius Ahenobarbus with L. Cosconius, C. Malleolus, L. Pomponius. Circa, 118 B.C. Silver, 3.71g. 18.10 mm. Roma wearing Attic helmet right, L POMPONI CN F. Monogram behind. R. Naked Gallic warrior in biga right, with spear, shield and carnyx. L LIC CN DOM in ex. Ref: RRC 282/2-5, RSC Cosconia 1, Poblicia 1.

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Lot 278

Vespasian Denarius. Rome, AD 69-70. Silver, 3.65g. 19.07 mm. Laureate head right, IMP CAESAR VESPASIANVS AVG. R. IVDAEA, Judaea seated beside trophy. Ref: RIC 15, RSC 226.

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Lot 279

Diva Faustina Denarius. Rome, after AD 147. Silver, 3.34g. 18.39 mm. Draped bust right, DIVA FAVSTINA. R. AVGVSTA, Ceres standing left holding corn-ears and long torch. Ref: RIC 360, RSC 78.

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Lot 280

Maximinus I Denarius. Rome, AD 236. Silver, 3.23g. 20.28 mm. Laureate and draped bust right, IMP MAXIMINVS PIVS AVG. R. P M TR P II COS P P, Maximinus in military attire standing left between two standards, touching standard with right hand and resting on spear held in his left hand. Ref: RSC 55, RIC 3.

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Lot 281

Carausius Antoninianus. Circa 286-8. Billon, 2.26g. 19.75 mm. Radiate and draped bust left, blundered legend. R. [ ] AX [ ], Pax standing left holding rod and cornucopia. Unattributed with no visible mint mark. Ref: Similar to RIC 878.

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Lot 282

Elagabalus Denarius. Rome, AD 218-19. Silver, 2.38g. 19.51 mm. Laureate and draped bust right, IMP CAES M AVR ANTONINVS AVG. R. SALVS ANTONINI AVG, Salus standing right, feeding snake held in her arms. Ref: RIC 140, RSC 256.

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Lot 283

Vespasian Copper As. Circa, AD 71. Copper, 11.16g. 28.36 mm. Laureate bust right, IMP CAES VESPASIAN AV[.  ]. R. SECVRITAS AVGVSTI, Securitas seated right, holding sceptre, S C in field. Scarce.

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Lot 284

Domitian As. Rome, AD 90-91, Copper, 12.40g. 29.72 mm. Laureate head right, IMPCAES DOMIT AVG GERM COS XV CENS PER P P. R. MONETA AVGVSTI, S C. Moneta standing left holding scales and cornucopia. Ref: RIC 395, RCV 2807.

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Lot 285

Allectus Quinarius. London, AD 294-6. Billon, 2.64g. 19.78 mm. Radiate bust right, IMP C ALLECTVS P F AVG. R. VIRTVS AVG, Galley left with mast and rigging. QL in ex. Ref: RCV 13870.

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Lot 286

Carausius Antoninianus. Circa, AD 293. Billon, 2.59g. 19.64 mm. Radiate bust right, IMP CARAVSIVS P F AVG. R. LAETI [TIA AVG], Laetitia standing left holding wreath and anchor, S C in field. Ref: RCV 13602A variant.

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Lot 287

Severus Alexander Sestertius. Rome, AD 232. Brass, 22.21g. 31.37 mm. Laureate bust right, IMP ALEXANDERPIVS AVG. R. PROVIDENTIA AVG, Annona standing left holding corn-ears and cornucopia, modes at feet. S C in field. Ref: RIC 642, RCV 8014.

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Lot 288

Faustina Denarius. Rome, AD 141. Silver, 3.36g. 16.78 mm. Draped bust right, FAVSTINA AVGVSTA. R. IVNONI REGINAE, Juno standing patter and sceptre, peacock at feet. Ref: RIC 338, RSC 215.

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Lot 289

Caracalla Denarius. Rome, AD 215. Silver, 2.99g. 19.45 mm. Laureate head right, ANTONINVS PIVS AVG GERM. R. P M TR P XVIII COS IIII P P, Apollo standing facing head left, holding laurel-branch and resting left hand on lyre set on altar. Ref: RIC 254, RSC 282.

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Lot 290

Domitian Denarius. Rome, AD 80. Silver, 3.18g. 18.39 mm. Laureate head right, CAESAR DIVI F DOMITIANVS COS VII. R. PRINCEPS IVVENTVTIS, garland and lighted altar. Ref: RIC 50, RSC 397a.

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Lot 291

Gordian III Antoninianus. Rome, AD 239. Silver, 3.76g. 23.05 mm. Radiate bust right, IMP CAES M ANT GORDIANVS AVG. R. AEQVITAS AVG, Aequitas standing left holding scales and cornucopia. Ref: RIC 34, RSC 17.

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Lot 293

Trajan Sestertius. Circa, 98-117 AD. Brass, 33.40, 34.12 mm. (1) R. Trajan galloping right, Ref: RCV, 3204. (2) R. Trajan seated on platform, Ref: RCV, 3187.

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Lot 299

PADA Post-Crondall Gold Thrysmsa. Circa, 655-75 AD. Gold, 1.33g. 11.95 mm. Helmeted head of Constantine, draped right.Legend around. R. TOTXX within beaded standard, tufa above; beaded cross below. Runic legend around, (PADA, to right, TIAMM left. Ref: Ambramson, 1-20. Spink 768A.

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Lot 302

Edward the Confessor Cut Half Penny. Circa, 1053-6. Silver, 0.52g. 18.70 mm. Bust wearing pointed helmet right with sceptre. R. Cross with annulet at centre, +GOD [.  ] INCO. Moneyer Godwine? at the Lincoln mint. Ref: Spink 1179.

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Lot 303

Aethelred II Cut Halfpenny. Circa, 978-1016. Silver, 0.69g. 20.62 mm. Diademed bust right with sceptre, +[EDEL] RED REX AN[GLO]. R. Hand of providence between alpha and omega, +BOIA M-O. Moneyer Boja. Ref: Spink 1146.

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Lot 305

Henry I round halfpenny, Lincoln mint. A new moneyer for the type. Obverse: +HEN[R]IC REX. Uncrowned head facing. Reverse: +hASLAC O[N] LIN. Cross potent with four pellets in each angle. Official snick in the edge at 7 o'clock on the obverse. 15mm, 0.64g. S. 1277; N. 872. Recorded with the Early Medieval Corpus at the Fitzwilliam Museum EMC 2021.0111. Dr Martin Allen states 'Haslac is a new moneyer for the round halfpenny of Henry I, presumably to be identified with Aslac(us), a Lincoln moneyer of Henry I types 7,10 and 15.

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Lot 313

William I Penny. Circa, 1066-1068? AD. Silver, 1.23g. 19.07 mm. Crowned and diademed bust left with sceptre, +PILEMVS REX. R. Cross Fleury, +DEREMAN ON ST, moneyer Dereman at the Stamford mint. Ref: North 839. Split along the line of the sceptre but stable.

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Lot 314

William I Penny. Circa, 1068-1070? AD. Silver, 1.22g. 19.18 mm. Crowned and diademed bust facing, +PILLEMVS REX. R. Cross with annulet centre, pile in each angle, +CEORL ON BRVCCEI. Moneyer Ceorl at the Bristol mint. Ref: North 842.

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Lot 315

Stephen Penny. Cross & Piles type, 1150-54. Silver, 1.43g. 18.97 mm. Crowned bust left with sceptre, +[.   ] EF NE. R. Cross with piles in angles, +[. ]DPARD ON [ ]. Moneyer Eadweard, mint not visible. Recorded as, EMC: 2019.0042. Ref: Spink 1281.

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Lot 317

Edward III Half Noble. Transitional treaty period, 1361 AD. Gold, 3.68g. 26 mm. King standing in ship holding sword and shield, +EDWARDVS DEI G REX ANGL HY. R. E in centre, annulets at corners of central panel. Ref: Spink 1500. 

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Lot 319

Edward III Noble. Treaty period, 1361-69 AD. Gold, 7.65g. 34 mm. King standing facing in ship holding sword and shield, +EDWARD DEI GRA REX ANGL DNS HYB Z A, annulet before EDWARD. R. E in centre of cross, mint mark cross potent. Ref: Spink 1503.

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Lot 339

Henry II Tealby Penny. Tealby Coinage, 1158-1180. Silver, 1.38g. 20.36mm. Crowned facing bust with sceptre, +HENRI REX ANGL. R. +[. ] WE [ ] [] LIND. Moneyer Swetman at the London mint. Class B. Ref: Spink 1338.

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Lot 340

Henry II Tealby Penny. Tealby Coinage, 1158-1180. Silver, 1.39g. 20.61mm. Crowned facing bust with sceptre, +[H]EN [RI REX ANGL]. R. +WILLEM ON C [AN]. Moneyer Willem at the Canterbury mint. Class C. Ref: Spink 1339.

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Lot 341

Henry II Tealby Penny. Tealby Coinage, 1158-1180. Silver, 1.16g. 19.95 mm. Crowned facing bust with sceptre, +[HE]NRI REX. R. +[HENR]I ON S: EDMVN. Moneyer Henri at the Bury St Edmunds mint. Class D. Ref: Spink 1340.

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Lot 342

English Medieval Jetton. Edward I, 1272-1307. Type 5B variant. Copper, 1.55g. 20.80 mm. Shield enclosing arms of England, foliate scrolls either side. Three pellets above. R. Voided cross with a trefoil terminals of annulets, trefoils in angles. Small pellet border. Similar to, Ref: Berry, pl.3, no 11.

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Lot 343

English Medieval Jetton. Edward II, 1307-27. Type 3. Copper, 1.98g. 2136 mm. Star and crescent, pelleted border. R. Three large pellets around central pellet, pellet border. Ref: Berry, pl.3, no 5.

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Lot 344

English Medieval Jetton. Edward III, 1327-77. Type 4. Copper, 1.65g. 21.77 mm. King with sceptre standing under canopy of early English architecture, IES: DE GRA REX. R. Royal cross within quatrefoil. Ref: Berry, pl.6, no 5.

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Lot 345

English Medieval Jetton. Edward II, 1307-27. Type 9. Copper, 0.63g. 19.18 mm. Full face head of Medusa with tongue out, pelleted and torc border. R. Cross moline. Ref: Berry, pl.4, no 12.

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Lot 346

English Medieval Jetton. Edward II, 1307-27. Type 1, Sterling head (Fox class 14). Copper, 1.28g. 20.30 mm. Crowned facing bust, pelleted and rosette border. R. Cross moline, pellet in each quarter, pellet border. Ref: Berry, pl.2, no 5.

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Lot 347

English Medieval Jetton. Edward II, 1307-27. Type 4. Copper, 2.30g. 20.48 mm. Lion rampant, pelleted and cross border. R. Cross with pellet rosettes in each quarter. Ref: Berry, pl.3, no 9.

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Lot 348

English Medieval Jetton. Edward II, 1307-27. Type 1, Sterling head (Fox type 11). Copper, 1.32g. 19.34 mm. Crowned facing bust, pelleted border. R. Cross moline, pellet in each quarter, pellet border. Ref: Berry, pl.2, no 4.

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Lot 349

English Medieval Jetton. Edward II, 1307-27. Type 8C. Copper, 1.02g. 19.88 mm. Fleur-de-lys between two falcons, pelleted border. R. Cross moline, pellet in each quarter, pellet border. Ref: Berry, pl.4, no 11.

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Lot 350

English Medieval Jetton. Edward II, 1307-27. Type 1, Sterling head (Fox class 11). Copper, 1.06g. 19.78 mm. Crowned facing bust, pelleted border. R. Cross moline, pellet in each quarter, pellet border. Ref: Berry, pl.2, no 4.

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Lot 351

English Medieval Jetton. Edward II, 1307-27. Type 7B. Copper, 2.37g. 20.75 mm. Rose, seeded and barbed, ornate border. R. Cross with flower motifs in each quarter, pellet border. Ref: Berry, pl.4, no 6.

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Lot 352

Medieval Jetton. Circa 15th century. Copper, 4.35g. 26.67 mm. Large crown, +AVE MARIA GRASIA PLENA. R. Cross within quatrefoil. A V E M in angles of quatrefoil. 

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Lot 353

Rechen Meister Jetton. Circa 1550-1580. Copper, 3.22g. 26.72 mm. Rechen meister seated at table with accounting book and jettons. R. Alphabet. Ref: Mitchiner, vol 1. 1424.

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Lot 354

English Medieval Jetton. Edward II, 1307-27. Type 17 variant. Copper, 1.13g. 19.32 mm. Crude heraldic shield, row of pellets each side and above, pelleted border. R. Short cross, pellet border. Ref: Berry, pl.5, no 7.

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Lot 355

English Medieval Jetton. Edward II, 1307-27. Type 12. Copper, 1.44g. 20.77 mm. Pentangle with rosette in angles, pelleted border. R. Cross moline, pellet in each quarter, pellet border. Ref: Berry, pl.4, no 15.

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Lot 356

English Medieval Jetton. Edward II, 1307-27. Type 19. Copper, 2.41g. 22.25 mm. Lozenge between four rosettes, pelleted border. R. Three large pellets with small pellets between, pellet border. Ref: Berry, pl.6, no 3.

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Lot 357

Alexander III Penny. Second coinage, 1280-86. Silver, 1.27g. 19.82 mm. Crowned bust left with sceptre, +ALEXANDERDEI GRA. R. Cross with mullets in each quarter, 28 points. +REX SCO TOR VM. Ref: Spink 5056.

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Lot 358

Gaucher Chatillon Sterling Penny. Circa, 1313-22. Silver, 1.00g. 18.31 mm. Crowned facing bust, +GALCh COMES PORC. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, MON ETN OVA YVE. Ref: Mayhew 237.

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Lot 359

Guy Of Dampierre Sterling Penny. Circa, 1279-1305. Silver, 1.06g. 19.81 mm. Bare-headed facing bust, +MARChIONAMVRC. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, GCO MES FLA DRE. Ref: Mayhew 13.

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Lot 360

Edward I Irish Farthing. Second coinage, 1279-1302. Silver, 0.35g. 10.45 mm. Crowned bust within triangle, ERA NG LIE. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, CIVI TAS WATE RFOR. Waterford mint. Ref: Spink 6256.

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Lot 361

Henry II Tealby Penny. Circa, 1158-1180. Silver, 0.94g. 18.57 mm. Crowned facing bust with sceptre, +[ ]ENRIC RE [. ]. R. Cross and crosslets, +ROG [.  ] AN. Moneyer Rogier at the Canterbury mint. Class F. Ref: Spink1342

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Lot 362

Henry II Tealby Penny. Circa, 1158-80. Silver, 1.34g. 20.61 mm. Crowned facing bust with sceptre, +HENRIC REX [. ]. R. Cross and crosslets, +NICOL ON GIPEW. Moneyer Nicol at the Ipswich mint, Class B. Ref: Spink 1338.

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Lot 363

Edward I Penny. Silver, 1.37g. 18.57 mm. Crowned facing bust, +EDWR ANGL DNS HYB. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, VILL ABR ISTO LLIE, Bristol mint. Class 3c/d. Ref: Spink 1416. Ex. North End Hoard. PAS: NMS-C8AA6F.

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Lot 364

Edward I Penny. Silver, 1.41g. 19.69 mm. Crowned facing bust, +EDWR ANGL DNS HYB. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, CIVI TAS LON DON. London mint. Class 1d. Ref: Spink 1383. Ex. North End Hoard. PAS: NMS-C8AA6F.

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Lot 365

Edward III Halfgroat. Pre-treaty Period, 1351-77. Silver, 2.09g. 21.88 mm. Crowned facing bust, EDWARDVS REX ANGLI Z FRANC. R. Cross with pellets in each quarter, CIVI TAS LON DON. London mint, mint mark cross 1. Ref: Spink 1574.

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