George IV (1820-1830) Third Farthing

1827, BMC 1453; S.3827, full lustre, rev. two deliberate edge knocks,
unc

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William IV (1830-1837) Half Farthing

1837, BMC 1476; S.3849 , scratches on truncation,
VF/good VF

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William IV (1830-1837) Third Farthing

1835, BMC 1477; S.3850
EF

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Victoria (1837-1901), Copper issue Penny

1854, 4 over 3, OT DEF-:, BMC 1507; S.3948, toned,
almost EF

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Victoria (1837-1901), Copper issue Penny

1855 PT, BMC 1509; S.3948, a hint of lustre,
EF

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Victoria (1837-1901), Copper issue Penny

1857 PT, BMC 1509; S.3948
almost EF

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Victoria (1837-1901), Copper issue Penny

1858 OT, W.W. on truncation, BMC 1517; S.3948, surface marks, once cleaned,
good VF

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Victoria (1837-1901), Copper issue Halfpenny

1841, BMC 1524; S.3949, full lustre, spots of verdigris, larger spot on rim above head,
unc

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Victoria (1837-1901), Copper issue Halfpenny

1851, rev. A, BMC 1534; S.3949
VF

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Victoria (1837-1901), Copper issue Halfpenny

1854, BMC 1542; S.3949, some lustre,
EF - unc

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Victoria (1837-1901), Copper issue Halfpenny

1858, BMC 1546; S.3949, with some lustre, large patch of verdigris on reverse, otherwise
about EF

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Victoria (1837-1901), Bronze issue Penny

1888, dies 12+N, top left serif of both I's in VICTORIA missing, BMC -; Gouby B; Fr.-; Satin -; S.3954, obverse faint hairline from eye to truncation, otherwise,
brilliant unc

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Issues of the Confederate Catholics Halfpenny

a contemporary forgery, crown and two sceptres, rev. crowned harp, some surface verdigris,
fair

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James II (1685-91) 'Gunmoney' Coinage, 1689-90 Halfcrown

1690, small size, Limerick, May., DF 406; S.6580-C; TB30sM-5F
VF

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James II (1685-91) 'Gunmoney' Coinage, 1689-90 Halfcrown

1690, small size, Limerick, May, DF 406; S.6580-B; TB30sM-5E
F

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James II (1685-91) 'Gunmoney' Coinage, 1689-90 Shilling

1689, large size, Augt:, DF 412; S.6581-B; TB12c-1G
a bold VF

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George III (1760-1820) Soho Mint Proof Halfpenny

1805, bust right, rev, crowned Irish harp, edge engrailed, DF 598; S.6621, surface handling marks, otherwise
good EF

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George III (1760-1820) Soho Mint Proof Halfpenny

1805, similar, struck on a heavy (9.83g.) flan edge plain, DF 598; S.6621, very rare, surfaces dulled,
EF

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George III (1760-1820) Soho Mint Bronzed Proof Farthing

1806, another, DF 604; S.6622, surface marks
good EF

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Victoria (1837-1901) 8 Doubles

1893-H, S.7206, nearly full lustre,
good EF-unc

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Edward VII (1901-1910) 8 Doubles

1910-H S.7210, full lustre,
unc

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Victoria (1837-1901) 4 Doubles

1864, single stalk to laurel, S.7207, some lustre,
EF

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Victoria (1837-1901) 2 Doubles

1885-H, S.7208, full lustre,
unc

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Elizabeth I (1558-1603) Pattern Penny (?)

Wt. 1.96g., in copper, double rose, crowned, within a toothed circle broken by the crown, ROSA SINE SPINA, rev. shield bearing the St. George Cross, cross pattee at top centre, tooled borders, PRO LEGE REGE ET GREGE, BMC.14; N.2055, a little crinkled, very rare
Ex. Christopher Comber II, St. James's, 23 September 2021, lot 279
VF

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Charles I Bridgnorth-on-Severn Mint 1646 Sixpence

Wt. 2.99g., 1646, i.m. B/-, crowned bust left, plume before face, rev. scroll and plume and two plumelets above declaration, reads PROT, date below, Morr. A-2; JGB 1132 (same dies); N.2523; S.3041, slight crease, otherwise
VF

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William III (1694-1702) Halfpenny

1700, type 3, rev. A's in BRITANNIA. unbarred, BMC 697 [S]; S.3556
almost VF

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Anne (1702-1714) Pattern Halfpenny

by,J Crocker, undated, struck in copper, draped bust left, ANNA.D.G.MAG:BR.FR.ET.HIB :REG:, rev. Britannia left, crown above, edge striated, BMC 730, dies 2+D* [VR], small carbon spot on reverse, full lustre on obverse, partial on reverse, extremely rare thus
practically as struck

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George I (1714-1727) Farthing

1721, second issue, BMC 822; S.3662, a hint of lustre,
practically EF

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George II (1727-1760) Halfpenny

1749. Old head, rev. Britannia left, BMC 879; S.3719, with nearly full lustre, very rare thus
practically unc

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George III (1760-1820) Early Coinages Farthing

1771 first 7 over 1, rev. branch points towards the A in BRITANNIA, BMC 909; S.3775, a few tiny carbon spots, toned,
good EF-unc

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George III (1760-1820) Soho Mint Proof Twopence

1797 (late Soho), in bronzed-copper, BMC 1068; S.3776, two edge knocks, and some surface marks, otherwise
about EF

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George III (1760-1820) Soho Mint Twopence

1797, laureate and draped bust right, rev. Britannia seated left, date below, BMC 1077 KT 4; S.3776, lightly burnished, a hint of red, toned
EF

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George III (1760-1820) Soho Mint Pattern Twopence

1805, by Taylor, struck in copper, on a thick (5mm) flan, laureate and draped bust right, K on truncation, rev. Britannia left, date below, BRITANNIARUM above, edge plain, BMC 1315 [ER] R93, extremely rare, a couple tiny edge nicks, otherwise
practically FDC

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George III (1760-1820) Soho Mint Penny

1797, 10 leaves, 4 berries, BMC 1077; S.3776, full underlying lustre, surface porosity due verdigris,
EF

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George III (1760-1820) Soho Mint Halfpenny

1799, rev. 5 incuse gun-ports, BMC 1248; S.3778, full mint lustre, obverse lightly toned
unc

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George III (1760-1820) Soho Mint Halfpenny

1799, another rev. 6 raised gun-ports, BMC 1249; S.3778, full lustre, brilliant
unc

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George IV (1820-1830) Penny

1826, second issue, rev. type A, BMC 1427; S.3823, with full subdued lustre, two large edge knocks on reverse otherwise
practically unc

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George IV (1820-1830) Pattern Farthing

1821, laureate head left, similar to regular issue but DEF is closer to FID, and the last colon is therefore further from the lion's nose, edge plain, BMC 1418 [EXR] , struck from finally executed polished dies, toned, believed to be three known, of the highest rarity
I have only seen one other, a specimen was sold in FPL 9 # 233, the other specimen is in the British Museum. There are also notable differences with the folds in Britannia's robe, the trident end and longe, more detailed plumes on the helmet.
practically FDC

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Victoria (1837-1901), Copper issue Penny

1855 PT, BMC 1509; S.3948, full mint lustre, lightly toned,
unc

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Victoria (1837-1901), Copper issue Proof Halfpenny

1853, BMC 1541; S.3949,, tiny carbon spot at nape of neck,
good EF- FDC

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Victoria (1837-1901), Bronze issue Penny

1862, three extra plumes from the back of the helmet, dies J+G; Fr.-; Gouby F; Satin 43; S.3954, extremely rare, a superb example, nearly full lustre,
Michael Gouby's "The British Bronze Penny" reports 6 known.
practically unc

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Victoria (1837-1901), Bronze issue Penny

1863, dies J+G, BMC 1655; Gouby A; F.42; Satin 45; S.3954
brilliant unc

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Victoria (1837-1901), Bronze issue Halfpenny

1864, 358/123 scratched in obverse field, Freeman dies 7+G, BMC 1783 (a) [PU];cf. BNJ vol. 52, 1982, p. 235; F.-; S.3956, unique, almost full lustre
For further reading on these pieces see British Numismatic Journal, Volume 52, 1982, 'Numbered Strikings of Victorian Bronze Coins, 1860-68' by G.P.Dyer. It is believed that only two examples of 1864 numbered halfpennies exist, this example and the ex. C. W. Peck example 118/312 noted by G. P Dyer
unc

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Victoria (1837-1901), Bronze issue Halfpenny

1865, 107 scratched in obverse field, Freeman dies 7+G, BMC -; cf. BNJ vol. 52, 1982, p. 235; F.-; S.3956, unique, much lustre,
For further reading on these pieces see British Numismatic Journal, Volume 52, 1982, 'Numbered Strikings of Victorian Bronze Coins, 1860-68' by G.P.Dyer. It is believed that only two examples of 1865 numbered halfpennies exist, this example and another seen by me in 2007, scratched on obverse 405/138, neither pieces are recorded by G. P Dyer.
good EF - unc

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Victoria (1837-1901), Bronze issue Halfpenny

1865, dies 7+G, F.296 [R11]; S.3956, some lustre,
EF

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Victoria (1837-1901), Bronze issue Pattern Farthing 1860

1860, by L C Wyon, with beaded borders, struck from proof dies, young bust left, portrait with a more rounded forehead and larger eye, and more detail than the currency coin, rev. similar to currency issue, but without rocks to left of lighthouse, cf. BMC 1856; Fr.769 [R19]; BNJ Vol. 89, plates 1,2 & 3 designatied 1*+A*(this coin), of the highest rarity, brilliant
British Numismatic Journal, volume 89, 2019, "The 1860 Bronze Recoinage of Farthings", by Paul M Holland, pages 149-164, plates 1-3.
good EF- FDC

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Victoria (1837-1901), Bronze issue Copper-Nickel Proof Third Farthing

1868, young head left, rev. value and date within crowned wreath, BMC 1930 [VR]; S.3960, very rare, brilliant
FDC

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George VI (1936-1952) Proof V.I.P. Sixpence

1949, head left, rev. crowned initial, edge grained, ESC 4255 [R5] (1838A), very rare, some tiny carbon deposits on rim, otherwise
EF-FDC

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George III (1760-1820) Soho Mint Bronzed Proof Farthing

1806, struck in bronzed copper, edge, engrained, DF 604; S.6622, brilliant,
practically FDC

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Victoria (1837-1901) 1/13th of a Shilling

1/13th of a shilling, 1841, young head left, rev, arms of Jersey value below, McCammon J3i; S.7001, rare in this high grade, full mint lustre, lightly toned,
unc

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