George III (1760-1820) Early Coinages Guinea

1785, fourth laureate head, rev. crowned garnished shield, Schneider -; Farey 1240; MCE 389; S.3728
good VF

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George III (1760-1820) Early Coinages Proof Guinea

1787, by Lewis Pingo, fifth laureate head right, rev. crown 'spade' shaped shield, date below, edge plain, Farey 1730; MCE 391; S.3729, once lightly wiped, brilliant, rare,
practically FDC

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George III (1760-1820) Early Coinages Guinea

1788, fifth head, rev. 'spade' shaped shield, Schneider -; Farey 1270; MCE 428; S.3735, some light handling marks, minor edge bruise
EF

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George III (1760-1820) New Coinage Sovereign

1820, large date with open '2', laureate head right with hair with tighter curls, date below, rev. St. George slaying dragon, M.4E; S.3785C; B.7 , once cleaned,
good VF

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George III (1760-1820) New Coinage Proof Shilling struck in Gold

1816, by Thomas Wyon, after Pistrucci, laureate head, GEOR: III D:G: BRITT: REX F:D:, rev. HONI . SOIT. Q MAL.Y PENSE., crowned garnished shield within Garter, WWP incuse on left of shield, W on right of shield (for W.W. Pole and Thomas Wyon respectively),Wilson and Rasmussen 211; Davies 80-1A; ESC 2142 [R7] (1230); S.3790, a highly important coin, probably produced for presentation purposes, believed unique,
With some certainty, ex. G. W. E. Bieber, Sotheby, 13 May 1889, lot 441; H. Montagu, "Collection from George I to Victoria" purchased by Spink 1890. lot 209, £35; "Nobleman" Baron Phillipe de Ferrari La Renotiere, Sotheby, 27 March 1922, lot 94, £14-10s; The Palace Collections of Eygpt (King Farouk), Sotheby, 24 February 1954, lot 818 and Spink 157, 15 November 2001, lot 547. (The latter sale contained a number of important patterns and proofs struck in gold, I was the vendor on behalf of a collector. ).
good EF

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George IV (1820-1830) Proof Sovereign

1821, engraved by Benedetto Pistrucci, laureate bust left, GEORGIUS IIII D:G:BRITANNIAR:REX F:D, rev. St. George slaying dragon, date below, edge straight grained, WR 231; S.3800; B.11, faint hairlines, possibly cleaned,
good EF

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George IV (1820-1830) Half Sovereign

1828, bare head, rev. crowned garnished shield, M.409; S.3804
EF/good EF

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Victoria (1837-1901) Five Pounds

1887, Jubilee head, rev. St George and the dragon, S.3864, handling marks,
good VF

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Victoria (1837-1901) Two Pounds

1887, Jubilee bust left, rev. St George and dragon, S.3865
practically unc

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Victoria (1837-1901) Sovereign

1874-M, rev. shield type, M.60; S.3854
EF

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Victoria (1837-1901) Sovereign

1887-M, first legend, Jubilee veiled bust left, imperfect J on truncation, G: closer to crown, rev. small B.P., M mint mark on ground, M.131E; S.3867B , a few handling marks,
unc

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Victoria (1837-1901) Half Sovereign

1842, type A1, M.418; S.3859, as struck,
unc

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George VI (1936-1952) Proof Sovereign

1937, bare head left, rev. similar, edge plain, M.-; S.4076 , brilliant,
practically FDC

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BELGIUM, Duchy of Brabant, Louis De Male (1346-84) Chaise au lion

Wt.4.55g., Count seated, holding sword and wearing an open coronet of roses, Lion in shield by left knee, all with in a tressure, rev. cross within quadrilobe, SCBI 61, 148; Delmonte 466; Fr.152
EF

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NETHERLANDS, Kampen, City Coinage (1600) Rose Noble

Wt. 7.44g., king standing in ship, holding sword and shield, rose on hull, 'C' on flag at stern, rev. floriated cross, rose and sun in centre, Delmonte 1106; Fr.151-1, a little crinkled,
VF-EF

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Anne (1702-1714) Two Guineas

1711, draped bust left, rev. crowned cruciform shields with arms of England and Scotland conjointly impailed, sceptres in angles, Garter star in centre, Schneider -; MCE 206; S.3569, a lovely example, historical minor edge test mark on obverse, otherwise
good EF

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George V (1910-1936) Half Sovereign

1915-M (Melbourne), M.531; S.4007
good EF

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