Henry VIII (1509-1547) Groat

Third coinage. 2.32g., TOWER, i.m. lis, bust 1 variety, cloak fastened by a brooch with two strings, broken saltire stops, rev. POSVI DEV, annulet in forks, Laker bust B; Whitton A2; N.1844; S.2369
about VF

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William III (1694-1702) Sixpence

1696-N (Norwich), first bust, rev. later harp, small crowns, ESC 1289 [R3](1548A); S.3535, very rare, lightly toned, reverse lightly hay-marked,
Ex. Dr. Miller collection, purchased by Spink in 1977.
good VF-EF

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James II (1685-1688) Crown

1687, another, edge TERTIO, ESC 743 (78); S.3407, unevenly toned, some minor edge knocks,
good F

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Charles I Bristol Mint 1643-1645 Halfcrown

Wt. 14.46g., 1644, i.m. pellet, 'Bristol' horseman, small Shrewsbury plume behind, Br below, rev. Declaration in two lines, three Bristol plumes above, date and Br below, pellet before legend, Bull 644/6; Morr. E-6; JGB 987-8; N.2491; S.3009, good horseman,
a bold VF

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William III (1694-1702) Sixpence

1697, second laureate draped bust right, later harp, small crowns, ESC 1224 [R2] (1564); S.3537, rare, lightly scuffed on face, toned,
Ex. Dr. Miller collection, purchased by Spink in 1977.
a bold VF

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George II (1727-1760) Shilling

1728, young bust, E over R in GEORGIVS, rev. plain in angles, cf. ESC 1698 (1191); S.3699, unrecorded, extremely rare, richly toned,
Ex.Spink Numismatic circular, March 2009 (MS9033). This variety E over R only recorded for ESC 1697, 1728 roses and plumes.
EF

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William III (1694-1702) Sixpence

1697, second laureate draped bust right, reads GVLIEMVS, rev. later harp, small crowns, ESC 1229 [R4] (1565); S.3537, very rare, toned,
Ex. Dr. Miller collection, purchased by Spink in 1977.
VF

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Charles II (1660-1685) Sixpence

1677, similar, ESC 1516; S.3382, once lightly cleaned, now toned,
EF

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Charles I Newark besieged (1645-6) Halfcrown

Wt. 15.00g., 1646, large double-arched crown dividing CR, value XXX below, rev. OBS: NEWARK 1646 in three lines, Hird 246 (same dies); N.2638; S.3140A, edge die crack, faint carbon spots, and scuffed below value, otherwise

almost EF

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Commonwealth (1649-1660) Shilling

Wt. 5.38g., 1653, i.m. sun, shield of St George within wreath, no stop after THE and reads COMMONWEALH, rev. conjoined shields, N.2724; ESC 130 [R4] (988B); S.3217, rare,
fair-F

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George II (1727-1760) Shilling

1731, similar, ESC 1703 (1194); S.3698, toned,
almost VF

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William III (1694-1702) Sixpence

1696-C (Chester), third bust, rev. late harp, small crowns, ESC 1276 [R3] (1570); S.3543, very rare, lightly toned,
Ex. Dr. Miller collection, purchased by Spink in 1977.
practically EF

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William and Mary (1688-1694) Crown

1692 2 over 2 upside down, conjoined busts right, rev. crowned cruciform shields, WM cypher in angles, edge QVINTO, ESC 84; S.3433, striking flaw by French Arms, once cleaned, artificially toned,
good VF

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William III (1694-1702) Sixpence

1697-E (Exeter), third bust, rev. later harp, small crowns, ESC 1287 [R] (1572); S.3544, a little weakly struck on reverse, otherwise
Ex. Dr. Miller collection, purchased in 1977.
EF

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Charles I Oxford Mint 1642-1646 Shilling

Wt. 5.45g., 1644, i.m. plume/-, smaller bust, crown with upper arch jewelled, MAG BR FR ET HIBER, rev. three Shrewsbury plumes, single pellet stops, Morr. D-11; JGB 945 (same dies); N.2449; S.2977, weakly struck in places, good portrait,
Ex Alan Morris collection.
a bold VF

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Charles I Exeter Mint 1643-1646 Shilling

Wt. 5.73g., i.m. rose, normal Exeter bust of coarse style, with lank hair, rev. oval garnished shield with CR either side, Besly C-4; JGB 1025 (this coin); N.2545; S.3083A, on a slightly irregular flan, deeply toned, an extremely rare reverse type, believed to be the finest extant example of this die combination,
Ex J. G. Brooker, SCBI 33, no. 1025, collection dispersed from 1978. This distinctive early reverse type, an oval garnished shield with CR either side (Besly 4), is extremely rare and is paired with the extremely rare large Oxford style bust (Besly B) and the standard Exeter bust (Besly C). There are believed to be only four examples known with this reverse type. Besly records one example of the die combination, B-4, the British Museum specimen but there is another in a private collection and he records only two of this die pairing, C-4, those in the British Museum and Brooker collections.
a bold VF

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George III (1760-1820) Soho Mint Pattern Shilling and Sixpence

Wt. 5.82 and 4.03g., 1787, by Lewis Pingo, struck en medaille, laureate, draped bust right, rev. crowned cruciform shields, garter star in centre, with semée of hearts in Hanoverian arms, edges plain, ESC 2171, 2212 (1241, 2212) , shilling has surface marks, EF, sixpence
good EF

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Commonwealth (1649-1660) Halfpenny

Wt. 0.23g., undated, St. George shield on one side, Irish shield on the other, ESC 2363; N.2730; S.3223, as struck, toned, oval-shaped,
Ex. H D Gibbs, Schulman auction (New York), 19th November 1960 (31) and H E Manville, Spink 154, 12th July 2001 (61).
unc

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George II (1727-1760) Shilling

1741 41 over 39, young bust, rev. roses in angles, another, ESC 1718 [R5] (1202A); S.3701 , rare,
almost VF

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William and Mary (1689-1694) Crown

1692, another, edge QVARTO, ESC 822 (83); S.3433, lightly toned,
a bold VF

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George II (1727-1760) Shilling

1743 3 over 1, old bust, rev. roses in angles, ESC 1721 [R3] (1203A); S.3702, attractively toned, rare,
almost EF

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George II (1727-1760) Shilling

1745 LIMA, old bust, LIMA below bust, rev. plain in angles, ESC 1724 (1205); S.3703, brilliant, with full lustre,
Ex. Rasmussen List 22 (267).
almost as struck

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George II (1727-1760) Shilling

1745 5 double struck, LIMA, old bust, LIMA below bust, rev. plain, ESC 1724 (1205); S.3703, lightly haymarked, otherwise
EF

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William III (1694-1702) Sixpence

1696-N (Norwich), first bust, rev. early harp, large crowns, ESC 1288 (1538); S.3524, lightly hay-marked both sides, pretty toning,
EF

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Anne (1702-1714) Sixpence

1707, rev. roses and plumes, ESC 1586; S.3594, toned,
EF

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Charles II (1660-1685) Shilling

1668, second bust, ESC 1030; S.3375, raised striking flaw on bust, otherwise,
VF

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Charles II (1660-1685) Shilling

1668, second bust, ESC 1030; S.3375, toned,
a bold VF

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William III (1694-1702) Sixpence

1697-C (Chester), first bust, rev. late harp, small crowns, ESC 1271 (1557); S.3533, weakly struck on truncation and corresponding area on reverse, otherwise
EF

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George II (1727-1760) Shilling

1747, old bust, rev. roses in angles, ESC 1728 (1209); S.3702, once cleaned, now bright, otherwise
EF

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William III (1694-1702) Shilling

1697, third bust, ESC 1102; S.3505, adjustment marks, lustrous,
EF

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George II (1727-1760) Shilling

1750, thin 0 over 6, old bust, rev. plain in angles, ESC 1730 (1210A); S.3704, toned,
Ex. Spink Numismatic Circular, December 2009 (MS8922).
good EF

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George II (1727-1760) Shilling

1750, wide 0, 50 over 47, old bust, rev. plain in angles, ESC 1732 (1211); S.3704, pale grey tone,
EF

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William III (1694-1702) Shilling

1700, fifth laureate draped bust, ESC 1121; S.3516, toned,
EF

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Anne (1702-1714) Shilling

1710, third bust, rev. post-union cruciform shields, roses and plumes in angles, ESC 1155; S.3614, haymarked below 17 of date and striking flaw on reverse, otherwise
DNW Auction 9, December 2003 (117)
EF

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Anne (1702-1714) Sixpence

1705, draped bust, rev. roses and plumes in angles, ESC 1585; S.3594, a pleasing example, pretty toning,
EF

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George III (1760-1820) Shilling

1787/6, young bust, no stop at date, rev. without semée of hearts, ESC 2128 (1222); S.3745, lightly toned,
Ex. E Howard Collection, Noble (Australia), April 2009 (1642).
practically unc

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George III (1760-1820) Shilling

1787, young bust, no stop over head, rev. without semée of hearts, ESC 2133 (1218); S.3744, streaky dark tone,
unc

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George III (1760-1820) Shilling

1787,1 of date over inverted 1, rev. with semée of hearts, ESC 2131 [R2] 1225A; S.3746, lightly toned,
EF-good EF

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George II (1727-1760) Shilling

1750, thin 0 in date, old bust, rev. plain in angles, ESC 1210; S.3704, pretty toning,
EF

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George II (1727-1760) Shilling

1758, Old head, rev. plain, ESC 1213; S.3704, toned,
EF

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George III (1760-1820) Pattern Shilling

Wt. 8.52g., 1798, by John Milton, struck en medaille in silver, very large laureate bust right, with short hair, date below, GEORGIVS.III.DEI.GRATIA.REX. rev. large crowned shield of six divisions, .M.B.F.ET.H.REX. F.D. B.ET.LD.S.R.I.A.T.ET.E. edge plain, ESC 2176[R5] 1243, attractively toned, extremely rare,
Purchased from Mark Rasmussen
EF-FDC

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George III (1760-1820) Emergency Issue Half-Dollar

Oval countermarked, Peru, Charles IV, 4 Reales, 1791, IJ, Lima mint, ESC 611; S.3767, rare,
VF

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George III (1760-1820) Shilling

1817, RRITT flaw, Davies -; ESC 2144 (1232); S.3790
EF

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George III (1760-1820) Shilling

1817, RRITT flaw, rev, unbarred H in HONI, Davies -; ESC 2146 [R] (1232C); S.3790, attractively toned,
practically unc

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Victoria (1837-1901) Crown

1893, old head left, rev. St George and dragon, edge LVI, ESC 2293 (303); S.3937
almost EF

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Victoria (1837-1901) Double Florin

1887, Roman I, ESC 2695 (394); S.3922, handling marks,
EF

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George III (1760-1820) Bank of England Issue Dollar

1804, dies A/2, ESC 144; S.3768, tiny scratch in front of King's nose,
EF

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Victoria (1837-1901) Double Florin

1887, Arabic 1, ESC 2697 (395); S.3923, proof-like fields,
good EF

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George III (1760-1820) Shilling

1817, E over R in GEOR, broken E in REX, Davies -; ESC 2148 [R3] (1232); S.3790, toned,
EF

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Victoria (1837-1901) Shilling

1839, type A1, ESC 2975 [R] (1280); S.3902, some surface marks, reverse weakly struck in centre,
EF

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