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BRITISH COINS, England, Kings of Wessex, Alfred (871-899), Penny, Ethelmund, ? ELBRED REX, bust right, rev ETELMV across centre, ND MO NET above and below within lunettes, 1.14g (Boyd, NC 1900, p.266/4 [this coin]; BMC -; N 625; S 1057). Minor staining, very fine and rare. ex Sothebys, 30 June 1897, lot 5.
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BRITISH COINS, England, Kings of Wessex, Eadred (946-955), Pennies (2), two-line type, Cristin, rev CRIZT IN ME, annulets at end of obverse and reverse legends (Boyd, NC 1900, p.266/5 [this coin]; SCBI Copenhagen 736; BMC -; N 706); Thurmod, rev ÐRMO DE MO (BMC 100; N 708). First very fine with minor surface deposit, the second broken in three pieces otherwise very fine, both rare. (2) both ex Sothebys, 17-19 February 1898, lot 329. for more information on the moneyer Cristin see the article by Michael Dolley in BNJ XXXVI (1967).
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BRITISH COINS, England, King Eadgar (959-975), Penny, two-line type, Othelric, rev OÐEL RI MT, 1.24g (Coinage in Tenth-Century England 148 [same dies]; SCBI -; BMC -; N 745). Edge chipped, some surface deposit, otherwise very fine and very rare, believed to be only the second known example. bought A H Sadd, 20 June 1899.
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BRITISH COINS, England, King Harthacnut (1035-1042), Penny, arm and sceptre type, Huntingdon, Wulfwine, ?HARÐCNVT, bust left with sceptre, rev ?PVLFPINE ON HVN, 0.96g (Boyd, NC 1900, p.268/11 [this coin]; SCBI Copenhagen 643 [same dies]; BMC -; Hildebrand -; N 811). Small edge chip, obverse very fine, reverse fine, very rare. ex Sothebys, 6-7 April 1899, lot 255.
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BRITISH COINS, England, King Edward the Confessor (1042-1066), Penny, trefoil quadrilateral type, Northampton, Ælfwine, rev ?ÆLFPINE ON H?M, 1.01g (Freeman 3; SCBI Ashmolean 790 [same dies]; BMC 524; Hildebrand 213 var; N 817). Crudely pierced, otherwise very fine, very rare. bought A H Sadd, Cambridge, March 1897.
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BRITISH COINS, England, King Edward the Confessor (1042-1066), Penny, expanding cross type, light issue, London, Leofred, rev ?LEOFRED ON LVND, 1.06g (Boyd, NC 1900, p.268/12 [this coin]; Freeman 545; SCBI -; BMC -; Hildebrand 530; N 820). Good very fine and toned, very rare. bought Spink, April 1900. Freeman records only one example of the light issue of this moneyer (SNC April 1983, no.1847).
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BRITISH COINS, England, King Edward the Confessor (1042-1066), Penny, expanding cross type, heavy issue, Canterbury, Leofwine, rev ?LEOFPINE ON CENT, 1.69g (Freeman 115 var; SCBI -; BMC -; N 823). Good very fine and toned, extremely rare. Freeman records only three examples of this moneyer for this type, all of the light issue; this appears to be the first published example from the heavy issue.
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BRITISH COINS, England, King Edward the Confessor (1042-1066), Penny, hammer cross type, Ipswich, Brihtric, rev ?BRIHTRIC ON GIPESI?, 1.15g (Freeman 18; SCBI -; BMC -; N 828). Obverse scraped, otherwise very fine, extremely rare. ex Rev Dr Simpson, January 1891. Freeman records only two examples of this type of this moneyer, both from the Walbrook hoard (1872).
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BRITISH COINS, England, King Edward the Confessor (1042-1066), Penny, hammer cross type, Lewes, Wulfwine, rev ?PVLFPINE ON LÆPE, 1.34g (Freeman 148; SCBI South-Eastern 1509; BMC 602; N 828). Good very fine and very rare. bought J Vieweg, November 1899. Freeman notes only two examples, in the British Museum and Brighton Museum; this moneyer is not recorded for any other types at the mint.
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BRITISH COINS, England, King Henry I (1100-1135), Penny, type III, Launceston, Warin, rev ?PERIN ON LANS, 1.31g (Andrew, NC 1901, p.136 [this coin]; SCBI -; BMC -; N 859). Very fine and excessively rare, this believed to be the only known specimen. Coins of this moneyer have in the past been attributed to Canterbury.
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ANCIENT COINS, Roman Imperial Silver, Maximinus (AD 235-238), Sestertius (3), undated (c.AD 235-238), laureate bust right, rev Salus seated left feeding snake rising from altar (RIC 64), fine; rev VICTORIA GERMANICA S C, Emperor crowned by Victory (RIC 70), fair, rare; rev Pax standing left (RIC 81), about very fine. (3).
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ANCIENT COINS, Roman Imperial Silver, Gordian I (AD 238) Africanus, Sestertius 21.51g, Rome, IMP CAES M ANT GORDIANVS AFR AVG, laureate bust, draped and cuirassed right, rev VIRTVS AVGG S C, Virtus standing left, right hand on shield, left on spear (RIC 14). Light scratches to obverse field, very fine and very rare. bought W S Lincoln and Son, 2 August 1902.
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ANCIENT COINS, Roman Imperial Silver, Philip I (AD 244-249), Sestertius (2), laureate bust right, rev MILIARIVM SAECVLVM S C COS III, low column (RIC 157a), tooled fine, rare; another, rev LIBERALITAS AVG S C, Liberalitas standing left holding abacus and cornucopiae (RIC 177), mottled patina, fine. (2).
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ANCIENT COINS, Roman Imperial Silver, Philip I (AD 244-249), Sestertius (2) AD 144-149, laureate bust right, rev ADVENTVS AVGG S C, Philip on horseback left (RIC 165), good fine, rare; laureate bust right, rev Securitas seted left (RIC 190), flans flaws, fair; together with As, rev Annona standing left (RIC 168b), area of corrosion on obverse, reverse not struck up, very fine. (3).
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ANCIENT COINS, Roman Imperial Silver, Trebonianus Gallus (AD 251-253), Antoniniani (5), radiate bust right, rev Apollo standing left (RIC 32); rev Liberalitas standing left (RIC 36), rev Libertas standing without column (RIC 39); rev Libertas standing left leaning on column (RIC 37), mint of Antioch, rev Mars advancing right (RIC 84). Fine to extremely fine, the last rare. (5).
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ANCIENT COINS, Roman Imperial Silver, Trebonianus Gallus (AD 251-253), Sestertius 11.56g, laureate bust right, rev ROMAE AETERNAE S C, Roma seated left, holding Victory and spear, at her side, shield (RIC 120). Fine, reverse not struck up, very rare. bought A H Baldwin 1890. RIC questions this reverse type as it is uncommon for the reign. Presumably, not having another example, A H Baldwin could only report its existence rather than prove it.
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ANCIENT COINS, Roman Imperial Silver, Trebonianus Gallus (AD 251-253), Sestertius (3), laureate bust right, rev Emperor sacrificing over tripod (RIC 100); rev Concordia standing left holding patera and double cornucopiae (RIC 105a); rev IVNO MARTIALI S C (RIC 112). First two better than fine, the last fair and very rare. (3).
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ANCIENT COINS, Roman Imperial Silver, Constantius I Chlorus (AD 293-305), Argenteus 3.13g, Heraclea AD 295, laureate head right, rev PROVIDENTIA AVGG, in exergue H?, the four Princes sacrificing (RIC 9). Light porosity, flan crack at 7 o'clock, very fine, rare. bought Sotheby, 2 February 1900, lot 313.
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