Edward VII (1901-1910) Florin

1909, ESC 927 [R]; S.3981
EF

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William III (1694-1702) Shilling

1696-B, Bristol mint, first bust, rev. small x in REX, ESC 1158 [R] (1081) [R]; S.3498, scarce variety, attractively toned,
EF

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William III (1694-1702) Shilling

1700, fifth bust, obv. no stop between DEI GRA, cf. ESC 1150(1121); S.3516, richly toned, reflective fields, practically mint state,
good EF

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George IV (1820-1830) Proof Shilling

1826, type B/3, ESC 2411 (1258); S.3812, lacquered surface removed, some surface marks, brilliant
good EF

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Edward VII (1901-1910) Sixpence

1908, ESC 3604 (1792); S.3983, light surface marks,
good EF

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Edward VII (1901-1910) Sixpence

1909, ESC 3605 (1793); S.3983, lightly toned,
EF

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Edward VII (1901-1910) Sixpence

1910, ESC 3606 (1794), S.3983, obverse tiny carbon spot,
EF-unc

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Victoria (1837-1901) Sixpence

1860 6 over 6 upside down or 0?, type A1, cf. ESC 3205 (1709); S.3908, first example I have seen, very rare, toned,
EF

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George V (1910-1936) Crown

1932, "Wreath" issue (2359 struck), ESC 3641 (372); S.4036, scarce,
good VF-EF

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George III (1760-1820) Jersey Eighteen pence

States, 1813, shield, date below, rev. value within wreath, D.3, toned,
almost EF

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Edward VII (1901-1910) Florin

1907, ESC 3583 (925); S.3981, handling marks on king's face,
good EF

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Edward VII (1901-1910) Florin

1910, ESC 3586(928); S.3981
good EF

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William IV (1830-1837) Groat

1836, ESC 1918; S.3837
EF

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Victoria (1837-1901) Sixpence

1874, type A/3, die no.28, ESC 3229 (1326); S.3096A, toned,
EF

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Victoria (1837-1901) Sixpence

1890 JH, ESC 3280 (1758); S.3929, lightly toned,
unc

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Victoria (1837-1901) Sixpence

1892, type C, ESC 3283 (1760); S.3929, lightly toned,
unc

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Victoria (1837-1901) Sixpence

1900, ESC 3293 (1770); S.3941, lightly toned,
unc

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Primary Sceattas, c.680-c.710 Sceat

Wt. 1.20g., Series BII, heavy-jowled crude diademed bust right, rev. bird right on cross, variety with cross infront of bird, BMC 27b; Abramson 16/60; N.126(a); S.777A
a bold VF

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Secondary Sceattas, c.710-760 Sceat

Wt. 0.88g., Series R, crude radiate bust right, blundered runes CWF, CV behind, rev. Standard, Sceatta List (2nd edition), 11-120-150; S.813
VF

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Charles II (1660-1685) Shilling

1663, first laureate bust, rev. crowned cruciform shields, C monogram in angles, ESC 500 (1022); S.3371, a lovely example with reflective fields, delightfully toned,
Purchased from Spink.
EF

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Kings of Mercia - Offa (757-796) Penny

Wt. 1.08g., Light Coinage (c.780-c.792), Group II, non portrait type (London and Canterbury), moneyer Ethelnoth, OFFA/REX (lozenge-shaped O) in two lones, in lunettes, divided by a short beaded bar with crosses at each end, rev. EPEL/NOP divided by a beaded bar, fleurs at each end, crosses above and below, Chick 119b; Blunt 73; N.277; S.904, very rare, light edge cut,
Ex. Lockett 3574; Dudman 224 and perhaps Borghesi 1365.
VF

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Kings of Mercia - Offa (757-796) Penny

Wt. 1.11g., Light Coinage (c.780-c.792), Group II, non portrait type (London and Canterbury), moneyer Eoba, +O/FF/AR/EX in the angles of a long cross botonnée with a small lobe in each angle, rev. E/O/B/A in the angles of Celtic cross with fleurs on limbs, a cross in centre, a pellet in each angle, Chick 117; Blunt 50; N.276; S.904, very rare,
VF

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Edward the Elder (899-924) Penny

Wt.1.34g. two-line type, HT 1, East Anglian, small cross, EADVVEARD EX, rev. DEAO OEOID in two lines, SCBI 26, pl.vii; N 649; S.1087, a little chipped around edge, otherwise
a bold VF

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Aethelred I (second reign, 789-796) Sceat

Wt. 0.85 g., moneyer Tidulf, +EDLREDRE around cross, rev. TIDVVLF around cross in circle, Booth 180, var.ii; N.185/1; S.856
Ex. Patrick Finn List 1 (10) May 1994.
VF

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Charles II (1660-1685) Shilling

1676, second bust, rev. no stop after HIB, ESC 536 (1047); S.3375, attractively toned,
good VF

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Aethelred II (978-1016) Penny

Wt. 1.12g., last small cross type, Lydford mint, moneyer Goda, rev. GODA ON LYDAFOR; N.777; S.1154 , reverse peck marks,
VF

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Secondary Sceattas, c.710-760 Sceat

Wt.1.03g., Series R, bust right on pyramidal neck, ÆPPA in runes to right, TA to left, rev. standard, M.391-428, M.p.507-14, unlisted reading ÆPPA, crisply struck,
EF

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Offa (757-796) Penny

Wt. 1.12g., light coinage C.779-92, non-portrait type, LONDON, moneyer Ealhmund, long cross pattée with cross of pellets enclosed by a quatrefoil in centre, garnish of pellets in field, O/F/R/M in angles of cross, uncial M, all letters contracted, rev. +ALHMVND: around heavy beaded border, small cross pattée with a pellet in each angle, pellets in legend, Chick 6a var/41-2 var; same; Blunt 8; N.-; S.904, unique, a new type for the reign, small edge chip at 3 o'clock, light porous surfaces, but good metal, well struck,
Found West Lindsey district, Lincolnshire, August 2014, Spink Auction 227, Lot 476.
good VF

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Kings of Wessex, and all England - Aethelstan (924-939) Penny

Wt.1.37 g., two line type, North Eastern I mint; moneyer Nother, ÆÐEL•STAN REX small cross pattée / NOÐER MONE in two lines; +++ between, trefoils above and below. Blunt, Aethelstan 396; SCBI 34 (BM), 225 var.; N. 668; S.1089, lightly toned, moneyer extremely rare, believed nine examples known,
good VF

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John (1199-1216) Penny

Wt. 1.39g., short cross coinage, class 5b2. London, +RICARD.B.ON.LV, SCBI 56, 1425; N.970; S.1351
F-VF

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Kings of Wessex, and all England - Cnut (1016-1035) Penny

Wt. 1.12g., short cross type, Lincoln mint, moneyer Godric, rev. +GODRIC SPOT ON LIN, N.790; S.1159, unlisted moneyer, extremely rare,
good VF

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William III (1694-1702) Shilling

1696-B, Bristol mint, first bust, rev. large G in MAG, B below bust, ESC 1158 [R] (1081) [R]; S.3498, reverse light porosity, toned,
VF

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Edward the Confessor (1042-1066) Penny

Wt. 1.03g., facing bust type, Wallingford mint, moneyer Brand, rev. BRAND ON PALINGE, N.830; S.1183, toned,
VF

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Stephen (1135-1154) - Stephen (1135-1154) and the Civil War and Anarchy (1138-1153) Penny

Wt. 1.13g., Eastern Area, Lincoln mint, bust right, crowned and diademed holding sceptre, legend ends [+STEP]HANVS, rev.[AILRIC]S+O[NLIN], broad cross with pellet at end of each limb, fleur-de lis and pellet in angles, M 171 (same obverse die); N.36; S.1289, weakly struck on obverse and irregular flan, rare,
F

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William III (1694-1702) Shilling

1697-B, Bristol mint, first bust, B below, ESC 1161 (1095); S.3498, faint adjustment marks, lustrous with an uneven tone,
EF

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Edward the Confessor (1042-1066) Penny

Wt. 1.21g., hammer cross type, Steyning mint, moneyer Diorman, rev. +DIORMAN ON STAENIG, extra pellet in fourth quarter, N.828; S.1182, some surface deposits, scarce,

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William III (1694-1702) Shilling

1697-C, Chester mint, first bust, C below bust, ESC 1168 (1096); S.3499 , light adjustment marks, toned,
Ex.Baldwin auctions, May 2002 (329)and Rasmussen List 26 (102)
good VF

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Cnut (1016-1035) Penny

Wt. 1.15g., short cross type, Shaftesbury mint, moneyer Ægelric, rev. ÆELRIC ON SEEFTE:, N.790; S.1159
Purchased Spink.
VF

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Charles II (1660-1685) Milled Coinage Sixpence

1676 6 over 5, ESC 568 [R] (1515A); S.3382, lightly toned,
Ex. Dr. Miller collection, purchased by Spink in 1977.
good EF

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Charles II (1660-1685) Milled Coinage Sixpence

1678 8 over 7, similar, ESC 573 [R] (1517); S.3382, pleasantly toned,
Ex. Dr. Miller collection, purchased by Spink in 1977 and Dr. Carter purchased by Baldwin in 1950.
EF

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Charles II (1660-1685) Milled Coinage Sixpence

1680, similar, ESC 576 [R2] (1519); S.3382, richly toned, light old scratch on face, adjustment marks on edge,
Ex. Dr. Miller collection, purchased by Spink in 1977.
EF

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Henry VI, First Reign (1422-1461) Halfgroat

Wt. 1.65g. Pinecone-Mascle issue. LONDON. i.m. cross patonce IIIb on obv., rev. cross V, pinecone stops, mascle after RE, pinecone after POSVI and SIE, mascle before LA, Whitton -/28; N.1463; S.1877, toned,
good VF

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William III (1694-1702) Shilling

1700, fifth bust, rev. tall 0's in date, no stops, ESC 1153 [R](1122A); S.3516, toned, rare in this high grade,
Ex. Baldwin Auction 52, 3rd September 2007 (433).
EF

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Stephen (1135-1154) Penny

Wt. 1.40g., type 2, voided cross and stars type (c.1145-1150), BMC. type 2, Hertford mint, moneyer Jordan, bust facing slightly to the left, rev. +IORDAN:ON:HE:, voided cross pattée, mullets in angles, EMC 2016.0234; S.1280; N.878 , good metal and well struck for this issue, unique for this mint
Found at Worlingworth in Suffolk and recorded at the Fitzwilliam Museum – a unique type discovery for a very rare mint.
VF

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Henry V (1413-1422) Groat

3.80g. Class C, LONDON, type 2, i.m. pierced cross, frowning bust, mullet on right shoulder, Potter VII; N.1387b; S.1765, a little weakly struck on face, otherwise
almost VF

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Richard II (1377-1399) Halfpenny

Wt. 0.42g., type III, later style, London, crowned bust facing, rev. CIVITAS LONDON, Withers type 3a; N.1332; S.1700, weak in places, good portrait,
a bold VF

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Henry V (1413-1422) Penny

Wt.0.89g., Secondary series, Penny, class B*, London, annulet to left and mullet to right of crown, tall lettering, Stewartby p.330 [Henry V]; Harris, BNJ 1999, L14; cf. Harris, SCMB 1989, p.300, no.3; Potter –; N –; S –). , off-centre, extremely rare,
Ex. The North Yorkshire Moors Collection, Pt. II, DNW, 3 July 2019, lot 691. Bt. Patrick Finn, List 8, November 1996 (198) £495.
VF

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George I (1714-1727) Shilling

1717, first bust, rev. roses and plumes, ESC 1564 (1164); S.3645, lightly toned,
good VF

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George I (1714-1727) Shilling

1718, first bust, rev. roses and plumes in angles, ESC 1566 (1165); S.3645, once lightly cleaned, unevenly toned,
good VF

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George I (1714-1727) Shilling

1720, first bust, rev. roses and plumes, larger O in date, ESC 1569 [R2](1167); S.3645, attractively toned, a pleasing example,
EF

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