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| Ref 38/89 | Price £575.00 |
1729, BMC 830; S.3717, subdued lustre,
The Alfred Leornard Fuller of Bath Collection (1870-1941), Spink 17 December 2024, lot 439; Acquired privately by April 1913.
good EF
George III (1760-1820) Soho Mint Gilt Proof Twopence
| Ref 38/105 | Price £1,650.00 |
1797, early Soho, by Küchler, struck in gilt copper, laureate and draped bust right, K.: on truncation, legend incuse on broad raised rim, rev. Britannia left, two rows of waves below, SOHO without stop, legend and date incuse on a broad raised rim, edge plain, BMC 1064 KT1a [VR], very rare, some light surface marks, gilding now subdued,
Accompanied with an embossed envelope "ALLPORT BIRMINGHAM 1 CODMORE ROW" and inked "Gilt 2d Piece fresh from Boulton & Watt's Soho Mint"
EF
George III (1760-1820) Soho Mint Pattern Halfpenny
| Ref 38/109 | Price £800.00 |
1788, by Moore and engraved by Hancock, similar to last, struck in copper, edge legend ARMIS TUTERISMORIBUS ORNES .X. (INCUSE) cf. BMC 928 (ER), extremely rare,
The Nimrod Collection.
good F
George IV (1820-1830) Penny
| Ref 38/119 | Price £125.00 |
1826, second issue, rev. type C, thick raised line on saltire, BMC 1427; S.3823, two small edge knocks,
almost EF
Victoria (1837-1901) Penny
| Ref 38/136 | Price £500.00 |
1877, dies L-k, Gouby B; F.91; S.3954, struck from extremely rusty dies, proof-like fields,
Ex. Peter Mitchell, retained by him as a curious piece. Rim teeth very weak, struck from very rusty dies, raised surfaces especially.but with reflective fields and broader rims. surely this would have not passed scrutiny at the time, a curious piece.
good EF
George III (1760-1820) Penny
| Ref 38/147 | Price £525.00 |
Isle of Man, Royal Mint issue, 1786, head right, rev. triskelis, edge grained, S.7414, from different dies to last, very well struck, possibly a proof, a tiny "B" struck above date, a collectors mark?, full subdued lustre,
The Orrysdale Collection of Dr John Frissal Crellin MRCS MHK (1816-1886), Spink 25 September 2024, lot 108.
Unc
Davidson's Nile Medal 1798
| Ref 38/160 | Price £700.00 |
1798, in copper, with a loop and a blue riband suspension, Peace is standing on a rock by the sea, holding in her right an olive branch and supporting with her left hand a medallion of Nelson, an anchor behind her. Legend: "REAR-ADMIRAL LORD NELSON OF THE NILE". Inscription: "EUROPE'S HOPE AND BRITAIN'S GLORY". Below: "C.H.K". (C.H.Kuchler), Rev. view of Aboukir Bay, the English Fleet going into action, the French at anchor. Legend: "ALMIGHTY GOD HAS BLESSED HIS MAJESTY'S ARMS". Exergue: "VICTORY OF THE NILE AUGUST 1 1798". Above (L) "M.B.SOHO" (R) "C.H.KUCHLER.FEC," edge inscribed "FROM ALEXR DAVISON, ESQR. ST.JAMES' SQUARE A TRIBUTE OF REGARD.", 47mm., Eimer 890, pl. 97, bronzed,
EF
George III (1760-1820) Penny
| Ref 38/146 | Price £450.00 |
Isle of Man, Royal Mint issue, 1786, head right, rev. triskelis, edge grained, S.7414, with subdued lustre,
good EF
South African War, Commanders 1900
| Ref 38/164 | Price £120.00 |
1900, in copper, another in white metal, armed soldier standing, head bandaged, rev. Union flag and palm branch tied to a staff decorated with rose, thistle and shamrock, Eimer 1851a (2), copper as struck, white metal brilliant but with some knocks,
George II (1727-1760) Halfpenny
| Ref 38/90 | Price £425.00 |
1739, ESC 2407; S.3716, subdued lustre
The Alfred Leornard Fuller of Bath Collection (1870-1941), Spink 17 December 2024, lot 439; Acquired from Spink, 6 June 1901.
EF
George III (1760-1820) Bank of England Issue Pattern Bank Token 5S. 6D., 1811,
| Ref 38/103 | Price £1,650.00 |
1811, struck in copper, laureate draped bust left, rev. BANK TOKEN 5 S. 6 D. 1811, within wreath, ESC 1996 (206); Dickenson Kiii/5a; Davies 37 (dies K/5a); L&S 126 , attractively toned,
Ex. Emmanual Collection, Spink June 1995 and The Nimrod Collection.
practically FDC
George III (1760-1820) Soho Mint Gilt Proof Twopence
| Ref 38/106 | Price £4,750.00 |
1797, late Soho, by Küchler, struck in gilt copper, laureate and draped bust right, K:. on truncation, legend incuse on broad raised rim, rev. Britannia left, legend and date incuse on a broad raised rim, edge plain, BMC 1067 KT2, very rare in this superb grade, brilliant,
Ex. Bonhams, 9 July 2014, lot 191 and The Nimrod Collection.
The Cope specimen, NAC 8 May 2024, lot 1421 which was not quite as nice realised over £7500.
practically FDC
George III (1760-1820) Soho Mint Twopence
| Ref 38/107 | Price £2,000.00 |
1797, laureate and draped bust right, rev. Britannia seated left, date below, BMC 1077 KT 4; S.3776, with considerable mint lustre, rarely found in this condition, rare thus,
The Nimrod Collection.
practically unc
George III (1760-1820) Soho Mint Pattern Gilt Halfpenny
| Ref 38/108 | Price £4,850.00 |
1788, by Moore and engraved by Hancock, undraped bust right with a wreath, tied behind neck with riband. Hair hanging in thick curls on and behind right shoulder, all within a border of slanting teeth, rev. Britannia seated to left on a stone cube bearing an oval shield of the combined crosses of St. George and St. Andrew, behind a lion's head, her left hand clasping a cornucopiae and right pointing to the stern of a sailing ship, date in exergue below, edge obliquely grained, cf. BMC 932, unrecorded in gilt, in superlative condition, brilliant and unique,
Ex. Baldwin Auctions, 9 October 2001, lot 1687; Nimrod Collection accompanied with an old ticket, possibly from B A Seaby, priced at £150 in 1967.
practically FDC
George III (1760-1820) Soho Mint Pattern Halfpenny
| Ref 38/110 | Price £625.00 |
1805, in bronzed-copper, laureate draped bust right, 8 jewels, rev. Britannia left, BRITANIARUM, hand and olive branch very weak, edge grained, BMC 1303 [R]
good EF
Victoria (1837-1901), Copper issue Penny
| Ref 38/135 | Price £300.00 |
1844, BMC 1487; S.3948, a hint of lustre, scarce
EF
Middlesex Skidmore’s Churches & Gates
| Ref 38/158 | Price £800.00 |
D&H 539c, 542, 544, 549a, 560, 597, 564, 579, 583, 604, 606a and 612 (12), toned, generally
Last token illustrated.
good EF
Trafalgar Medal 1805
| Ref 38/161 | Price £800.00 |
Battle of Trafalgar, Boulton's Medal 1805, struck in white metal, in a lunette, glass missing on reverse, 48.3mm. By C.H. Küchler, uniformed Nelson bust left, rev. Panoramic view of the naval engagement; ENGLAND EXPECTS EVERY MAN WILL DO HIS DUTY, TRAFALGAR OCTR 21, 1805, finely engraved "James Collins HMS Revenge, BHM 584, Eimer 960, pl. 103., watch suspension, obverse brilliant, reverse lacking glass, a little edge damage at 12 o'clock, contained in old watch case
Matthew Boulton's private medal presented in silver to officers and in white metal to lower ranks.
EF
Victoria (1837-1901), Copper issue Halfpenny
| Ref 38/137 | Price £75.00 |
1855, BMC 1543; S.3949, toned,
good EF
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