Keystone 5 Virtual Catalog by Classical Numismatic Group, LLC

CLASSICAL NUMISMATIC GROUP, LLC KEYSTONE AUCTION 5

The Mildenhall Collection

Choice English Milled Silver Coins

13 October 2021

Classical Numismatic Group, LLC Keystone Auction 5

The Mildenhall Collection of English Milled Silver Coins 13 October 2021 10:30 AM EST To be conducted live online

CNG Classical Numismatic Group, LLC

Incorporating

SEABY COINS United States Office: PO Box 479, Lancaster, PA 17608-0479, U.S.A. Tel: (717) 390-9194 Fax: (717) 390-9978

United Kingdom Office: 20 Bloomsbury Street, London WC1B 3QA, U.K. Tel: +44 (20) 7495 1888 Fax: +44 (20) 7499 5916

Email: cng@cngcoins.com

Website: www.cngcoins.com

Grading Conditions English

Proof Mint State/Uncirculated Extremely Fine (EF) Very Fine (VF) Fine Good/Fair

Deutsch

Polierte Platte Stempelglanz Vorzüglich Sehr Schön Schön Gut

Français

Flan Bruni Fleur de Coin Superbe Très Beau Beau Bien

Italiano

Fondo Specchio Fior di Conio Splendido Bellissimo Molto Bello Bello

Common Abbreviations

AD Anno Domini BE Bithynio-Pontic Era IY Indictional Year Æ Bronze BI Billon MBS Mail Bid Sale AE Actian Era CE Common Era mm Mintmark AH Anno Hegirae Cf. Confer (compare) PB Lead AR Silver c/m Countermark p. Page AV Gold CY Civic Year (Era) pl. Plate BBS Buy or Bid Sale EL Electrum RPE Roman Provincial Era BC Before Christ FPL Fixed Price List RY Regnal Year BCE Before the Common Era g Gram SE Seleukid Era See Bibliography on our website, www.cngcoins.com, for a complete list of reference abbreviations.

Bank Accounts Beneficiary: Classical Numismatic Group, LLC US$ Account:

€ Account:

PNC Bank, N.A. 249 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh PA 15222 Account Number: 5005069595 ABA Number: 031000053 BIC or SWIFT: PNCCUS33

£ Account:

HSBC Bank plc 60 Queen Victoria Street, London EC4N 4TR Account Number: 84309198 Sort code: 40 12 76 IBAN: GB82HBUK40127684309198

HSBC Bank plc 60 Queen Victoria Street, London EC4N 4TR Account Number: 71170910 Sort code: 40 11 60 IBAN: GB45HBUK40116071170910

BIC or SWIFT: HBUKGB4B BIC or SWIFT: HBUKGB4B

Classical Numismatic Group, LLC is a United States limited company. United Kingdom Registration No. FC035702, Branch No. BR020787. All lots in this auction were in the possession of CNG in CNG’s Lancaster, Pennsylvania office no later than 25 July 2021. This information is provided for the protection of buyers in the event that US import restrictions are introduced subsequent to that date on any of the types of coins and antiquities that are included in this auction.

Notice Regarding “Slabs”

Coins that have been encapsulated (“slabbed”) by a grading and/or authentication service may not be returned for any reason, including authenticity, if they have been removed from the encapsulation (“slab”).

Acknowledgement CNG would like to thank Jan Moens (jan.moens@bvdmc.com) for creating and providing the Numismatica Medievalis font used in this sale.

AUCTION TERMS 1. This is an internet auction conducted by Classical Numismatic Group, LLC (CNG) Bidding in the auction constitutes acceptance of the CNG web site Terms of Use, of which these Auctions Terms are a part. 2. The property in this auction is offered for sale by CNG for itself and as agent for other consignors. We reserve the right to prohibit any bidder from participating in the auction, to reject any bid, to determine the opening price, to set bidding increments, to withdraw any lot, to bid on behalf of CNG, and to permit the consignor to bid on his own lots. 3. A 20% Buyer’s fee will be added to the hammer price. 4. All items are guaranteed genuine. Attribution, date, condition and other descriptions are the opinion of the cataloguer, and no warranty is expressed or implied. Please note that an auction sale is not an approval sale. Lots may be returned only in the case of misdescription or lack of authenticity. Lots examined by the successful bidder prior to the close of the sale may be returned only in the case of lack of authenticity. Any claim of misdescription must be made within 5 days of receipt of material. Any claim of lack of authenticity must be made in writing by the original purchaser immediately after discovery that an item is not authentic, and upon making such a claim the original purchaser must return the lot to CNG in the same condition as at the time of the auction. Coins that have been encapsulated (“slabbed”) by a grading and/or authentication service may not be returned for any reason, including authenticity, if they have been removed from the encapsulation (“slab”). If payment is made by credit card, rights of return are governed by these Auction Terms which supercede any rights of return promulgated by the card issuer. 5. Invoices are due and payable immediately upon receipt. Interest and late fees of 2.0% per month, or at a highest rate permitted by law, whichever is less, from the date of the auction, shall be payable on invoices not settled within 30 days of the auction date. Payment may be made by check or bank wire. Credit cards (Visa or MasterCard) will be accepted; credit card payments will not be accepted more than 14 days after the sale date. Payment by check must be made in either US dollars ($) drawn on a US bank or British sterling (£) drawn on a British bank. All successful bidders outside North America and the United Kingdom will be charged an additional $20 fee for bank charges that are the result of international wire transfer fees; this fee will be deducted for credit card or check payment as described above. CNG may reduce or compromise any charge or fee at its discretion.

United States address and phone number: CNG, LLC, P.O. Box 479, Lancaster, PA, 17608, phone 717-3909194, fax 717-390-9978. United Kingdom address and phone number: CNG, LLC, 20 Bloomsbury Street, London WC1B 3QA, phone +44 (20) 7495-1888, fax +44 (20) 7499-5916. Office hours are 10AM to 5PM Monday through Friday. US$ bank account for wire transfers will be provided by phone, fax or mail. An additional $20 fee will be payable for wire transfers received by CNG from banks outside the United States. Late fees of 2% or $25, whichever is greater, shall be payable on invoices not settled within 14 days. In addition, interest of 2% per month, or at the highest rate permitted by law, whichever is less, shall be payable on invoices not settled within 30 days. 6. Bidding is only open to those who have registered on the Site for the electronic auction, and have been authorized to bid by CNG staff. Bidding is permitted only to parties who can lawfully form contracts and lawfully participate in the auction under applicable laws. Title does not pass until lots are paid in full. Upon receipt of lots, the buyer assumes full responsibility for loss or damage. Delivery to the buyer’s address of record constitutes receipt by the buyer regardless of the identity of the person accepting delivery. 7. Estimates and bids are in US dollars ($US), and bids must be in even dollar ($) amounts. CNG places an estimate and an opening price on each lot. Estimates are intended as a guide only and not as a statement of opinion of value. Ordinarily the opening price is 60% of the estimate. CNG’s electronic auction site software will execute bids on behalf of all bidders up to their maximum limit. Subject to the opening prices, bids will be executed at one bidding increment over the next highest bid. In the case of identical bids, the earliest bid wins. Once a bid is placed it may only be cancelled by CNG staff. Bidders are responsible for errors in bidding.

Meet the Team

Mike Gasvoda

Victor England

Eric McFadden

Dave Michaels

Steve Pruzinsky

Ken McDevitt

Bradley R. Nelson

David Guest

Paul Hill

D. Scott VanHorn

Kerry Wetterstrom

Bill Dalzell

Caroline Holmes

Jeffrey B. Rill

Lance Hickman

Travis Markel

Ally Martin

Dylan Ossman

Karen Zander

Alexandra Spyra

Managing Director Lancaster Office

Managing Numismatist Sale Development Lancaster Office

Senior Numismatist Lancaster Office

Manager IT & Production Lancaster Office

Consulting Director Lancaster Office

Managing Numismatist Cataloging Staff Lancaster Office

Numismatist Lancaster Office

Photography Lancaster Office

Consulting Director London Office

Managing Numismatist London Office

Numismatist London Office

Photography Lancaster Office

Director Shows & Consignments Lancaster Office

Managing Numismatist London Office

Numismatist Lancaster Office

Office Manager Lancaster Office

Chief Financial Officer Lancaster Office

Senior Numismatist Lancaster Office

Numismatist Lancaster Office

Office Manager London Office

Additional Support

Sharon Pruzinsky Accounting Lancaster Office

Kate Rill

Customer Relations Manager Lancaster Office

Julia Motter

Office Staff Lancaster Office

Numismatic Intern: Maxim Crispin IT Consultant: A.J. Gatlin Printing Control: Robert A. Trimble Auctioneers: Jeffrey B. Rill (License No. AU006206) Brian Callahan (License No. AU005870)

Participate in Keystone Auction 5 using CNG’s Bidding Portal

With the CNG Bidding Portal, you can: • Log on and bid at any time at auctions.cngcoins.com • View the lots, follow the bidding, and see hammer prices as they are sold • Hear and see the auctioneer live • Enjoy all the advantages of an auction room bidder to win your favorite lots To bid live in this Feature auction: • Visit our new Bidding Portal before the auction at auctions.cngcoins.com • Register online with your email address and a password • Once approved, you may place pre-bids up until the moment the lot opens in the auction room • On the auction day, login to join the auction and participate live Please Note • • •

If you have not already registered for our bidding platform, launched in November 2019, you must create a new registration at auctions.cngcoins.com/register. Your old cngcoins.com handle and password will not allow you to log on or bid. You must register to bid before 5PM EST on Tuesday, October 12, 2021 All lots won through the CNG Bidding Portal will be subject to a 20% buyer’s fee

Download our app today.

Important Notice of Changes Due to the continuing situation regarding the novel coronavirus COVID-19, governments may change restrictions upon public gatherings and travel. It is therefore possible that all of the information below, regarding venue, lot viewing, and lot pickup, as well as the terms of sale listed above, may change. CNG will communicate any changes via email and social media (Facebook and Twitter).

Lot Viewing London, England

Select auction lots may be viewed at our London Office from September 21, 2021 until September 28, 2021, by appointment only. London Office Hours: 10 AM - 5 PM (Monday - Friday).

Lancaster, PA

Auction lots may be viewed at our Lancaster Office from October 4, 2021 until October 12, 2021, by appointment only. London Office Hours: 10 AM - 5 PM (Monday - Friday).

Online Viewing Enlargements of all single lots and selected multiple lots may be viewed on the internet at

CNGCOINS.COM SIXBID.COM NumisBids.com We are sorry, but photographs of individual coins in multiple lots cannot be provided.

Lot 1

Lot 2

Lot 15

Lot 26

Lot 56

Lot 77

Lot 84

Lot 88

Lot 109

Lot 124

Lot 145

Lot 167

Lot 183

Lot 197 – part

Lot 240

The Mildenhall Collection of English Milled Silver Coins The Mildenhall Collection was formed over nearly seventy years by a gentleman from Suffolk, England who has had a distinguished career in public service. The first acquisitions were made when the collector was a boy in the 1950s. Having focussed on other numismatic series - forming and disposing of two important collections - he started collecting English coins again in earnest in the early 1990s. The intention was to form a representative collection of types and, from the later Nineteenth Century onwards, dates of all denominations that were struck for circulation. As the following catalog demonstrates our collector had a very keen eye for quality. The 1990s was a fortuitous time to be forming a cabinet of English coins there was a surfeit of high grade material on the market. As the frequency of his purchases reveal, the collector relished the pursuit and he benefited immensely from a very good relationship with the leading London dealers of the day. An unusually high proportion of the coins in the collection have mesmerising toning indicative that they have been carefully treasured by collectors of past generations. Many coins have provenances from the sales of famous collections such as Manville, Lord Hamilton of Dalzell, Lingford, Paget and Bridgewater House. Commencing with the iconic Cromwell Crown of 1658 and concluding with the last coins of Elizabeth II struck prior to decimalisation of the currency in 1970 the collection gracefully spans three hundred years. It is replete with the classic types of the early milled series including the desirable provenance mark coins such as the elephant and the plume variety Shillings of Charles II, the provincial mints of William III, the celebrated VIGO coinage of Queen Anne, the South Sea Company issues of George I and the popular LIMA types of George II. Following the great reform of the coinage with the introduction of steam power in 1816 the work of the talented engravers Benedetto Pistrucci and William Wyon is evinced in a series of coins in superb states of preservation. The later issues of Queen Victoria from the Golden Jubilee coinage of 1887 through to the end of the reign in 1901 are complete by denomination and date. The reigns of George V, George VI and Elizabeth II, prior to decimalisation, are likewise essentially complete by denomination and date and are uniformly in very high grade. This is a remarkable achievement. All coins in the collection have been graded by NGC with the exception of the multiple lots 245 and 246. Our assessment of the traditional English descriptive grades are available on request. References consulted: Bull M. Bull. English Silver Coinage. London, 2015 ESC A. Rayner. English Silver Coinage. London, 1992 SCBC Spink. Standard Catalogue of British Coins. 56th ed., London, 2021

Lot 7 Lot 33

Lot 60

Lot 78 Lot 56

Lot 74

Lot 83

Lot 62

Lot 86

Lot 8

Lot 64

Lot 106 9

Lot 102

Lot 99

Lot 89

THE COMMONWEALTH (1649-1660)

1. Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector. AR Crown. 1658/7. Dies by T. Simon. Bull 240; ESC 10; SCBC 3226. A well struck specimen. Hint of cabinet friction on reverse otherwise with rich dappled cabinet toning and some underlying brilliance. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118346-002, graded MS 61. ($7500) Ex Spink 98 (16 June 1993), lot 449; Capt. H. E. Paget (Glendining, 25 Sept. 1946), lot 194; E. Yates Collection, purchased by Baldwin 1939; H. Temple (Sotheby, 26 Nov. 1901) lot 55. A very early strike bearing virtually no trace of the characteristic obverse die flaw.

CHARLES II (1660-1685)

2. Charles II. AR Crown. 1662. First bust, rose below. First reverse. 8 strings to harp. Lines below crowns. Stop after HIB. Edge undated with wide spaced lettering. Bull 339 var. (edge spacing); ESC 15; SCBC 3350. A handsome example of the earliest Charles II milled silver Crown. Small metal flaw in curls on neck. Attractively toned with some underlying brilliance. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118346-004, graded AU 53. ($5000) Purchased Spink, March 1993.

3. Charles II. AR Crown. 1663. First bust variety, no rose below. Extra curl below C of CAROLVS. Second reverse. Edge dated XV. Bull 358; ESC 27; SCBC 3354. A few light marks. Rich deep grey-golden tone with hints of lustre. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-020, graded AU 50. ($1500) Purchased Spink, February 1996.

4. Charles II. AR Crown. 1666. Second bust, elephant below. XVIII. Bull 368; ESC 33; SCBC 3356. A pleasing example of this classic one year type. Even wear. Bold elephant. Toned. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-029, graded VF 30. ($1000) Purchased Spink, July 1995.

5. Charles II. AR Halfcrown. 1663. First bust. XV. Bull 438; ESC 457; SCBC 3361. A superb coin struck on a broad flan. Minor mark behind bust otherwise with light bluish tone and considerable silvery lustre. Very rare in this choice state. In NGC encapsulation 2118346-011, graded AU 58. ($4000) Purchased Spink, June 1996. Considerably under graded. A very difficult coin to find in a superior state of preservation.

6. Charles II. AR Halfcrown. 1679. Fourth bust. T. PRIMO. Bull 480; ESC 481; SCBC 3367. Some minor flecking otherwise with a rich blue-purple tone with hints of golden lustre. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-013, graded AU 58. ($1500) Ex W. D. Ferguson, Seaby Coin & Medal Bulletin. October 1960, no. 1022.

7. Charles II. AR Shilling. 1666. First bust variety, elephant below. Bull 507 var.; ESC 1026; SCBC 3373. Minor mark in obverse field. Richly toned. Very rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-021, graded EF 45. ($1500) Purchased Spink, October 1991.

8. Charles II. AR Shilling. 1671. Second bust, plume below and in centre of reverse. Bull 520; ESC 1035; SCBC 3376. A very light scratch on reverse under rich old tone. Well struck and very rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-022, graded EF 45. ($1500) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, February 1994, no. 354.

9. Charles II. AR Shilling. 1674. Second bust, plume on reverse only. Bull 528; ESC 1041; SCBC 3377. Small metal flaw by nose. Deep blue tone. A choice example of this extremely rare type. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-014, graded EF 45. ($2000) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, February 1994, no. 355; Lord Hamilton of Dalzell (Spink 3, 21 Feb. 1979) lot 91.

10. Charles II. AR Shilling. 1677. Second bust, plume on obverse only. Bull 541; ESC 1051; SCBC 3378. Richly toned with silvery highlights. Extremely rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-023, graded VF 35. ($1500) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, February 1994, no. 358; Lord Hamilton of Dalzell (Spink 3, 21 Feb. 1979) lot 101.

11. Charles II. AR Shilling. 1675/3. Third bust. Bull 531; ESC 1043A; SCBC 3380. Some light flecking. Lightly toned. Very rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-003, graded AU 55. ($750) Purchased Spink, December 1991.

12. Charles II. AR Shilling. 1683. Fourth bust. Bull 558; ESC 1065; SCBC 3381. Old cabinet tone. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-030, graded EF 45. ($1000) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, February 1994, no. 359.

13. Charles II. AR Sixpence. 1679. Bull 574; ESC 1518; SCBC 3382. Some flecking. Deep tone with red-golden lustre. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-019, graded MS 63. ($500) Ex Bostonian Collection (Leu 51, 24-25 Oct. 1990), lot 506.

14. Charles II. AR Maundy Set. Undated. Bull 590; ESC 2365; SCBC 3391. (4 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($400) Purchased Spink, June 1994. Reportedly ex N. Asherson (Spink 6, 10-11 October 1979), lot 166; R. C. Lockett (pt. II, Glendining, 11 October 1956) lot 2626 - part.

JAMES II (1685-1688)

15. James II. AR Crown. 1686. First bust, no stops on obverse. SECVNDO. Bull 741; ESC 77; SCBC 3406. An unusually high grade first bust Crown. Minor haymarks otherwise richly toned with underlying brilliance. Unusually high grade for type. Very rare in this desirable state of preservation. In NGC encapsulation 2118346-005, graded AU 58. ($5000) Ex Spink 109 (4 July 1995) lot 172.

16. James II. AR Crown. 1687. Second bust. TERTIO. Bull 743; ESC 78; SCBC 3407. Delicately toned and with considerable underlying golden luster. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118346-006, graded MS 63. ($4000) Ex R. Hodgkinson (Spink 98, 16 June 1995), lot 48 ‘beautifully toned, practically mint state’ and illustrated on front cover; Sir Edward Thomason (Ludlow, Roberts & Weller, Birmingham, 5 October 1887) lot 38.

17. James II. AR Halfcrown. 1685. First bust. PRIMO. Bull 748; ESC 493; SCBC 3408. An exceptional coin, richly toned with underlying golden-orange luster Minor area of weakness at top of bust and corresponding part of reverse. Very rare in this choice grade. In NGC encapsulation 2118346-012, graded MS 62. ($4000) Purchased Spink, July 2008; Bridgewater House (Sotheby & Co. 15-16 June 1972), lot 383.

18. James II. AR Shilling. 1686. Plain reverse. G over A in MAG. Bull –; ESC –; SCBC 3410. Emerald green tone around devices on reverse. Near EF. Rare, particularly of this variety. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-015, graded MS 62. ($1500) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, February 1994, no. 360. The G over A in MAG unrecorded by Bull but listed in the Standard Catalogue.

19. James II. AR Sixpence. 1686. Early shields. Bull 773; ESC 1525; SCBC 3412. Slight weakness on date. Deep old cabinet tone. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-031, graded AU 55. ($1000) Purchased Spink, October 1992.

WILLIAM AND MARY (1688-1694)

20. William & Mary. AR Crown. 1691. I over E in GVLIELMVS. TERTIO. Bull 821; ESC 82; SCBC 3433. A few light adjustment marks. Toned. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-024, graded AU 50. ($1500) Ex Glendinings (28 September 1966), lot 100.

21. William & Mary. AR Halfcrown. 1689. First busts, first shield. Crown with pearls and no frosting. PRIMO. Bull 835; ESC 507; SCBC 3434. A few light marks. Richly toned with some traces of lustre. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-032, graded AU 53. ($1000) Purchased Spink, October 1991.

22. William & Mary. AR Halfcrown. 1690. First busts, second shield. Crown without pearls or frosting. TERTIO. Bull 849; ESC 515; SCBC 3435. A few flecks under rich purple tone. Flashes of underlying luster. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-025, graded AU 58. ($1500) Purchased Spink, October 1991.

23. William & Mary. AR Shilling. 1693. Stop after GRATIA. Bull 868; ESC 1076; SCBC 3437. Attractively toned. Rated R4 by Bull. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-033, graded AU 58. ($1000) Purchased Spink, February 1995.

24. William & Mary. AR Maundy Set. 1694. The Threepence with G below busts. The Twopence GVL below busts. The Penny with HI for HIB. Bull 876; ESC 2388; SCBC 3446. (4 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($500) Purchased Spink, September 1997.

WILLIAM III (1694-1701)

25. William III. AR Crown. 1695. First bust, first harp. Cinquefoil stops on edge. SEPTIMO. Bull 990; ESC 86; SCBC 3470. Dusky light grey-orange tone with underlying luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-001, graded MS 62. ($3000) Ex Glendinings (28 Sept. 1966), lot 103.

26. William III. AR Crown. 1696. Third bust, first harp. OCTAVO. Bull 1004; ESC 94; SCBC 3472. Deeply toned with flashing blue-gold luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-002, graded MS 63. ($3000) From the Mildenhall Collection. Ex Spink 119 (4 March 1997), lot 144.

27. William III. AR Crown. 1700. Third bust variety, third harp. DVODECIMO. Bull 1010; ESC 97; SCBC 3474. Well struck with pristine satiny surfaces. Lightly toned and considerable underlying brilliance. An exceptional specimen. Rare thus. In NGC encapsulation 2118346-013, graded MS 64. ($4000) Ex Spink 98 (16 June 1993), lot 481; H. M. Lingford (Pt. I, Glendining, 24 Oct. 1950) lot 423 part; Capt. H. E. Paget (Glendining, 25 Sept. 1946), lot 366 part.

28. William III. AR Halfcrown. 1696. First bust, small shields. OCTAVO. Bull 1014; ESC 534; SCBC 3475. Small metal flaw in hair. Toned. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-034, graded AU 58. ($1000) Purchased Spink, October 1992.

29. William III. AR Halfcrown. 1698. First bust, modified large shields. DECIMO. Bull 1034; ESC 554; SCBC 3494. Some flecking and metal flaws. Otherwise much as struck with considerable brilliance. Reverse with light purple tone. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-035, graded MS 62. ($1000) Purchased Seaby, June 1960, stated to be ex W. D. Ferguson Collection.

30. William III. AR Halfcrown. 1701. First bust, modified large shields. D. TERTIO. Bull 1046; ESC 564; SCBC 3494. A few light scratches behund bust under rich old tone. Well struck with underlying luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-036, graded AU Details, obverse scratched. ($600) Purchased Spink, November 1998.

31. William III. AR Halfcrown. 1701. First bust, elephant and castle below. D. TERTIO. Bull 1050; ESC 566; SCBC 3495. The elephant and castle and date clear. Extremely rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-004, graded G 4. ($750) Purchased Spink, November 1998. Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, February 1994, no. 313. The last appearance of the Elephant and Castle provenance mark on the silver coinage. All known specimens are in worn condition.

32. William III. AR Halfcrown. 1701. First bust, plumes. D. TERTIO. Bull 1052; ESC 567; SCBC 3496. Richly toned with underlying luster. As usual for this type the reverse much stronger than the obverse. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-037, graded AU 50. ($1000) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, February 1994, no. 314; H. E. Manville (Spink 9, 4 June 1980), lot 141.

33. William III. AR Halfcrown. 1697 B. Bristol. First bust, large shields. NONO. Bull 1060; ESC 543; SCBC 3488. A most attractive coin with prooflike fields. Richly toned. Rare in this state. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-026, graded AU 53. ($1500) Purchased Spink, December 1992; ‘Wolfson Family’ (Sotheby, 13 February 1986), lot 173 “unusually well struck”.

34. William III. AR Halfcrown. 1697 E. Exeter. First bust, large shields. NONO. Bull 1074; ESC 547; SCBC 3490. A few light marks. Toned with some luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-038, graded AU Details, reverse graffiti. ($600) Purchased Spink, March 1993.

35. William III. AR Halfcrown. 1696 N. Norwich. First bust, small shields. OCTAVO. Bull 1083; ESC 538; SCBC 3479. Lightly toned with hints of luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-039, graded AU 58. ($1000) Purchased Spink, December 1992.

36. William III. AR Halfcrown. 1697 y. York. First bust, large shields. NONO. Bull 1100; ESC 551; SCBC 3492. Some striking weakness otherwise lightly toned with golden luster. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-040, graded AU 55. ($750) Purchased Spink, August 1997; Bridgewater House (Sotheby & Co, 15 June 1972), lot 388.

37. William III. AR Shilling. 1697. First bust. Bull 1117; ESC 1091; SCBC 3497. Gem. A most attractive shilling with considerable iridescence and flashy luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-005, graded MS 65+. ($750) Purchased Seaby, March 1962 (30/-).

38. William III. AR Shilling. 1697. Third bust variety. Bull 1132; ESC 1108; SCBC 3511. Slight striking weakness in hair. Toned with underlying brilliance. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-020, graded MS 62. ($500) Purchased Spink, February 1996.

39. William III. AR Shilling. 1698. Fourth ‘flaming hair’ bust. Bull 1141; ESC 1115; SCBC 3515. Toned. A pleasing example of this rare bust type. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-006, graded AU 58. ($750) Purchased Spink, October 1991.

40. William III. AR Shilling. 1699. Fifth bust, roses. Bull 1148; ESC 1120; SCBC 3518. Toned with traces of luster. Very rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-007, graded AU 53. ($750) Ex Spink 109 (4 July 1995) lot 180 part.

41. William III. AR Shilling. 1700. Fifth bust. Small 00s in date. Bull 1151; ESC 1121; SCBC 3516. A beautiful coin with much brilliance with wonderful rainbow toning. Rare thus. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-008, graded MS 66. ($1000) Purchased Seaby, January 1962 (30/-).

42. William III. AR Shilling. 1701. Fifth bust, plumes. Bull 1157; ESC 1119; SCBC 3517. A scarce type. Toned with traces of luster on reverse. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-009, graded AU 55. ($750) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, February 1994, no. 374.

43. William III. AR Shilling. 1696 B. Bristol. First bust. Small X in REX. Bull 1159; ESC 1081; SCBC 3498. Some weakness of strike in parts. Toned. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-021, graded MS 63. ($750) Purchased Spink, February 1992.

44 45 44. William III. AR Shilling. 1697 C. Chester. Third bust, large lettering. Bull 1175; ESC 1104; SCBC 3507. Toned. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-022, graded AU 58. ($500) Ex Spink 109 (4 July 1995) lot 178 part.

45. William III. AR Shilling. 1697 N. Norwich. Third bust. Bull 1188; ESC 1106; SCBC 3509. Blue tone with hints of golden luster. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-023, graded AU 55. ($500) Ex Spink 109 (4 July 1995) lot 178 part; Lord Hamilton of Dalzell (Spink 3, 21 February 1979) lot 245.

46 47 46. William III. AR Shilling. 1967 y. York. Third bust. Bull 1199; ESC 1107; SCBC 3510. A few very light adjustment marks. Light blue tone with some luster. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-024, graded AU 58. ($500) Purchased Spink, July 2004.

47. William III. AR Sixpence. 1697. Second bust. Bull 1224; ESC 1564; SCBC 3537. Struck from worn dies. Richly toned. Very rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-025, graded AU 58. ($500) Purchased Spink, July 2004.

48 49 48. William III. AR Sixpence. 1697. Third bust, small crowns. Bull 1238; ESC 1567; SCBC 3542. Richly toned with underlying brilliance. EF. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-028, graded AU 58. ($250) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, November 1997 no. 5683; Lord Hamilton of Dalzell (Spink 3, 21 Feb. 1979) lot 290.

49. William III. AR Sixpence. 1698. Third bust, large crowns. Bull 1243; ESC 1574; SCBC 3538. Excess metal flaw on obverse rim. Blue tone. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-029, graded MS 64. ($250) Ex M. Hughes (Spink 139, 16 Nov. 1999), lot 184.

50. William III. AR Sixpence. 1698. Third bust, large crowns, plumes. Bull 1244; ESC 1575; SCBC 3546. Delicate light tone. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-041, graded MS 62. ($400) Purchased Spink, April 2002.

51 52 51. William III. AR Sixpence. 1699. Third bust, large crowns, roses. Bull 1246; ESC 1578; SCBC 3547. Richly toned and rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-042, graded AU 55. ($400) Ex Spink 109 (4 July 1995) lot 184.

52. William III. AR Sixpence. 1700. Third bust, large crowns. Bull 1250; ESC 1579; SCBC 3538. Light iridescent toning. Choice. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-043, graded MS 64+. ($400) Purchased Spink, February 1993.

53 54 53. William III. AR Sixpence. 1697 B. Bristol. Third bust, large crowns. Bull 1266; ESC 1568; SCBC 3539. Toned. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-044, graded MS 63. ($400) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, February 1994, no. 441.

54. William III. AR Sixpence. 1697 Y. York. Third bust, small crowns. Bull 1301; ESC 1573; SCBC 3545. Some haymarks. Toned. Very rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-045, graded MS 61. ($400) Ex Slaney (Pt. I, Spink 163, 15 May 2003), lot 171.

ANNE (1701-1714)

55. Anne. AR Crown. 1703. VIGO. First bust. Pre-Union reverse. TERTIO. Bull 1340; ESC 99; SCBC 3576. A couple of very minor adjustment marks. Lightly toned with underlying of luster. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118346003, graded AU 58. ($4000) Purchased Spink, February 1992. A classic type coin in high grade. Very conservatively assessed by NGC in our opinion.

56. Anne. AR Crown. 1706. First bust. Pre-Union reverse. Roses and plumes. QVINTO. Bull 1342; ESC 101; SCBC 3578. Richly toned with underlying brilliance. Well struck and rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-003, graded MS 62. ($3000) Purchased Spink, April 1992.

57. Anne. AR Crown. 1707. Second bust. Post-Union reverse. SEPTIMO. Bull 1344; ESC 104; SCBC 3601. Deeply toned with blazing lustre. Rare in this state of preservation. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-004, graded MS 61. ($3000) Ex Dr. D. Rees-Jones (Spink 117, 19 Nov. 1996), lot 150.

58. Anne. AR Crown. 1713. Third bust. Post-Union reverse. Roses and plumes. DVODECIMO. Bull 1349; ESC 109; SCBC 3603. Small metal flaw in obverse legend. Lightly toned with silvery luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118473016, graded AU 58. ($2000) Ex Dr. D. Rees-Jones (Spink 117, 19 Nov. 1996), lot 155.

59. Anne. AR Halfcrown. 1703. Pre-Union reverse. TERTIO. Bull 1357; ESC 568; SCBC 3579. Rich old bluegold tone. A handsome and well pedigreed example of this extremely rare Halfcrown. In NGC encapsulation 2118473008, graded AU 53. ($2500) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular February 1994, no. 315; Lord Hamilton of Dalzell (Spink 3, 21 Feb. 1979), lot 315, purchased Seaby December 1941.

60. Anne. AR Halfcrown. 1703. VIGO. Pre-Union reverse. TERTIO. Bull 1358; ESC 569; SCBC 3580. Delicate light purplish tone with underlying brilliance. Rare this fine. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-009, graded MS 61. ($2000) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, December 1991, no. 8080.

61. Anne. AR Halfcrown. 1708. Post-Union reverse. SEPTIMO. Bull 1366; ESC 577; SCBC 3604. Well struck and lightly toned. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-041, graded MS 62. ($1000) Purchased Spink, December 1992.

62. Anne. AR Halfcrown. 1708. Post-Union reverse, plumes. SEPTIMO. Bull 1369; ESC 578; SCBC 3606. A little off centre. Striking flaw on profile. Deeply toned. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-042, graded AU 58. ($1000) Purchased Baldwin, July 1995.

63. Anne. AR Shilling. 1703. VIGO. Second bust. Pre-Union reverse. Bull 1388; ESC 1131; SCBC 3586. A few flecks under deep purple tone. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-015, graded AU 58. ($500) Purchased Spink, October 1991.

64. Anne. AR Shilling. 1705. Second bust. Pre-Union reverse. Plumes. Bull 1391; ESC 1134; SCBC 3588. Light purple tone with flashing blue gold luster. Rare, especially so this nice. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-027, graded AU 58. ($1000) Ex ‘A collection of Coins of Queen Anne’ Spink Numismatic Circular, December 1991, no. 8099.

65. Anne. AR Shilling. 1707. Second bust. Pre-Union reverse. Roses and plumes. Bull 1394; ESC 1137; SCBC 3589. A few very light marks. Deeply toned with underlying luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-043, graded AU 58. ($750) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, February 1994, no. 380; Lord Hamilton of Dalzell (Spink 3, 21 February 1979), lot 343, purchased Seaby October 1951.

66. Anne. AR Shilling. 1708. Third bust. Post-Union reverse. Bull 1399; ESC 1147; SCBC 3610. Iridescent and lustrous. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-026, graded MS 64. ($500) Purchased Seaby, May 1961 (30/-).

67. Anne. AR Shilling. 1708. Third bust. Post-Union reverse. Plumes. Bull 1400; ESC 1148; SCBC 3611. Deeply toned with underlying brilliance and blue luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-027, graded AU 58. ($500) Ex Spink 126 (14 July 1998), lot 500.

68. Anne. AR Shilling. 1709 E*. Edinburgh bust. Post-Union reverse. Bull 1444; ESC 1152; SCBC 3615. Some blank filing and struck off center. Otherwise richly toned and unusually high grade. Very rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-044, graded MS 62. ($750) Purchased Spink, October 1992.

69. Anne. AR Shilling. 1712. Fourth bust. Post-Union reverse. Roses and plumes. Bull 1410; ESC 1159; SCBC 3617. Blue-purple tone with some luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-046, graded AU 58. ($400) Purchased Spink, February 1992.

70. Anne. AR Sixpence. 1703. VIGO. Pre-Union reverse. Bull 1446; ESC 1582; SCBC 3590. Toned with underlying brilliance. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-047, graded MS 64. ($400) Ex ‘A collection of Coins of Queen Anne’ Spink Numismatic Circular, December 1991, no. 8103.

71 72 71. Anne. AR Sixpence. 1705. Pre-Union reverse. Bull 1447; ESC 1583; SCBC 3591. Toned. Very rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-001, graded AU 58. ($300) Purchased Spink, March 2001.

72. Anne. AR Sixpence. 1705. Pre-Union reverse, plumes, early shields. Bull 1448; ESC 1584; SCBC 3592. Some flecking otherwise toned with some luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-002, graded MS 62. ($300) Ex Spink 109 (4 July 1995) lot 192.

73. Anne. AR Sixpence. 1707. Pre-Union reverse, roses and plumes. Bull 1451; ESC 1586; SCBC 3594. Toned with underlying luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-048, graded MS 63+. ($400) Ex Spink 109 (4 July 1995) lot 194 - ‘mint state.’

74 75 74. Anne. AR Sixpence. 1707 E. Post-Union reverse. Bull 1464; ESC 1588; SCBC 3620. Toned. Lustrous reverse. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-003, graded MS 62. ($300) Purchased Spink, November 1997.

75. Anne. AR Sixpence. 1708. Post-Union reverse, plumes. Bull 1458; ESC 1594; SCBC 3623. Lightly toned with brilliance. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-049, graded MS 62. ($400) Purchased Spink, January 1992.

GEORGE I (1714-1727)

76. George I. AR Crown. 1716. Roses and plumes. SECVNDO. Bull 1540; ESC 110; SCBC 3639. Light adjustment marks in hair and centre of reverse. Some iridescent toning. Practically as struck. Very rare thus. In NGC encapsulation 2118346-007, graded MS 62. ($5000) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, November 1992, no. 6644. Reportedly found in old house at Westerham, Kent, 1992.

77. George I. AR Crown. 1723. SSC on reverse. DECIMO. Bull 1545; ESC 114; SCBC 3640. Well struck with much brilliance. A rare and desirable type coin. In NGC encapsulation 2118346-008, graded AU 58. ($4000) Purchased Spink, September 1992.

78. George I. AR Halfcrown. 1723. SSC on reverse. DECIMO. Bull 1557; ESC 592; SCBC 3643. Delicate tone with extensive underlying brilliance particularly so on reverse. Uncirculated. A superb coin of the highest quality. Very rare thus. In NGC encapsulation 2118346-009, graded MS 63. ($5000) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, November 1992, no. 6668. Reportedly found in old house at Westerham, Kent, 1992.

79. George I. AR Shilling. 1718. First bust, roses and plumes. Bull 1566; ESC 1165; SCBC 3645. Toned. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-010, graded MS 64. ($750) Purchased Spink, February 1992.

80 81 80. George I. AR Shilling. 1720. First bust, plain. Bull 1572; ESC 1168; SCBC 3636. Richly toned. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-004, graded AU 58. ($300) Purchased Spink, October 1992.

81. George I. AR Shilling. 1723. First bust, SSC. Bull 1586; ESC 1176; SCBC 3647. Some light flecking. Iridescent toning. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-005, graded MS 63. ($300) Purchased in Bury St. Edmunds, March 1961 (7/6).

82. George I. AR Sixpence. 1717. Roses and plumes. Bull 1609; ESC 1597; SCBC 3651. Toned with underlying lustre. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-028, graded AU 58. ($500) Ex Spink 109 (4 July 1995) lot 480.

83. George I. AR Sixpence. 1726. Small roses and plumes. Bull 1616; ESC 1602; SCBC 3653. Toned. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-050, graded MS 62. ($500) Ex Spink 109 (4 July 1995), lot 483.

GEORGE II (1727-1760)

84. George II. AR Crown. 1736. Young bust, roses and plumes. NONO. Bull 1664; ESC 121; SCBC 3686. Some very light adjustment marks in hair. Superb iridescent toning with much underlying brilliance. In NGC encapsulation 2118346-014, graded UNC Details, cleaned. ($3000) Purchased Spink, July 1996; B. Mantegazza (Spink 113, 5 March 1996), lot 56. There is no evidence of cleaning. This coin is an English ‘Choice EF’ with spectacular natural toning.

85. George II. AR Crown. 1741. Young bust, roses. D. QVARTO. Bull 1666; ESC 123; SCBC 3687. Rich old tone with underlying luster. Well struck. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-005, graded MS 62. ($3000) Purchased Spink, April 1992.

86. George II. AR Crown. 1743. Old bust, roses. D. SEPTIMO. Bull 1667; ESC 124; SCBC 3688. Very light mark in field before bust. Otherwise toned with underlying luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-010, graded MS 63. ($3000) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, September 1998, no. 5680.

87. George II. AR Crown. 1746. LIMA. Old bust. D. NONO. Bull 1668; ESC 125; SCBC 3689. Deeply toned with flashes of luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-011, graded AU 55. ($1500) Purchased Spink, December 1992.

88. George II. AR Crown. 1750. Old bust. V. QVARTO. Bull 1670; ESC 127; SCBC 3690. Subtle dove grey tone with underlying blue and gold luster. An exceptional example. Very rare thus. In NGC encapsulation 2118346-010, graded MS 61. ($4000) Ex Spink 98 (16 June 1993), lot 512; Capt. H. E. Paget (Glendining, 25 September 1946), lot 392. Conservatively graded in our opinion.

89. George II. AR Halfcrown. 1735. Young bust, roses and plumes. OCTAVO. Bull 1677; ESC 598; SCBC 3692. Lightly toned retaining almost all original brilliance. Very rare in this state. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-012, graded MS 64. ($2500) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, February 1992, no. 238; Glendining (20 May 1958), lot 151.

90. George II. AR Halfcrown. 1741. Young bust, roses. D. QVARTO. Bull 1681; ESC 601; SCBC 3693. Richly toned. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-017, graded MS 63. ($2000) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, September 1992, no. 5056.

91. George II. AR Halfcrown. 1743. Old bust, roses. D. SEPTIMO. Bull 1684; ESC 603; SCBC 3694. Golden toning and much brilliance. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-018, graded MS 63. ($2000) Purchased Spink, July 1995.

92. George II. AR Halfcrown. 1746. LIMA. Old bust. D. NONO. Reads GEORGIVS. Bull 1688; ESC 606; SCBC 3695A. Tiny carbon spot on neck. Much original color. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-045, graded MS 62. ($1000) Purchased Spink, November 1962.

93. George II. AR Halfcrown. 1750. Old bust. V. QVARTO. Bull 1692; ESC 609; SCBC 3696. Richly toned with underlying brilliance. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-019, graded MS 62. ($2000) Purchased Spink, October 1992.

94. George II. AR Shilling. 1727. Young bust, roses and plumes. Bull 1695; ESC 1190; SCBC 3698. Toned. Some luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-011, graded AU 58. ($750) Purchased Spink, November 1994.

95. George II. AR Shilling. 1728. Young bust, plain. Bull 1698; ESC 1191; SCBC 3699. Blue-orange tone. Some lustre. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-046, graded AU 58. ($750) Purchased Spink, February 1996.

96. George II. AR Shilling. 1747. Old bust, roses. Bull 1728; ESC 1209; SCBC 3702. Lustrous. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-047, graded MS 63+. ($1000) Purchased Spink, February 1993.

97. George II. AR Shilling. 1758. Old bust. Bull 1734; ESC 1213; SCBC 3704. Toned. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-006, graded MS 63. ($300) Purchased Seaby, January 1962 (10/6).

98. George II. AR Sixpence. 1728. Young bust, plain reverse. Bull 1736; ESC 1603; SCBC 3705. Minor die breaks on obverse. Toned. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-007, graded AU 58. ($300) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, February 1994, no. 460; Lord Hamilton of Dalzell (Spink 3, 21 February 1979), lot 458.

99. George II. AR Sixpence. 1728. Young bust, plumes. Bull 1738; ESC 1605; SCBC 3706. Toned. Some luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-008, graded MS 62. ($300) Purchased Spink, September 1993.

100. George II. AR Sixpence. 1739. Young bust, roses. Bull 1749; ESC 1612; SCBC 3708. Lightly toned and lustrous. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-009, graded MS 62. ($300) Ex Spink 109 (4 July 1995) lot 488.

101. George II. AR Sixpence. 1743. Old bust, roses. Bull 1752; ESC 1614; SCBC 3709. Toned. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-030, graded MS 62. ($300) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, September 1995, no 5072.

102. George II. AR Sixpence. 1745. LIMA. Old bust. Bull 1756; ESC 1617; SCBC 3710. Some luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-010, graded MS 64. ($400) Purchased Spink, October 1991.

GEORGE III (1760-1820) Early Coinage

103. George III. AR Shilling. 1763. “Northumberland” type. Bull 2124; ESC 1214; SCBC 3742. Dappled toning. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-048, graded AU 58. ($750) Purchased Spink, October 1991.

104. George III. AR Shilling. 1787. Second type, with semée of hearts. Bull 2129; ESC 1225; SCBC 3746. Part toned on reverse. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-034, graded MS 62. ($200) Purchased Seaby, January 1958 (4/-).

Emergency Issues

105. George III. AR Dollar. First countermarked issue. Oval countermark on 8 Reales, Mexico City, 1794 FM. Bull 1852; ESC 129; SCBC 3765A. Light bagmarks on obverse. Retaining some luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-016, graded AU 58. ($600) Ex Spink 102 (2 March 1994), lot 765.

106. George III. AR Half-Dollar. First countermarked issue. Oval countermark on 4 Reales, Madrid, 1793 MF. Bull 1875; ESC 611; SCBC 3767. A few light marks. Toned with traces of blue luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-017, graded AU 55. ($600) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, February 1994, no. 331.

107. George III. AR Dollar. Second countermarked issue. Octagonal countermark on 8 Reales, Mexico City, 1796 FM. Bull 1868; ESC 138; SCBC 3766. Small scratch before face under tone. Considerable luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-049, graded AU 55. ($1000) Ex R. Hodgkinson (Spink 98, 16 June 1993), lot 61.

Lot 138

Lot 109

Lot 133

Lot 125

Lot 174 – part

Lot 115

Lot 152

Lot 135

Lot 198 – part

Lot 180 – part

Lot 124

Lot 142

Lot 166 – part

Lot 180 – part

Lot 159

Lot 194 – part

New Coinage

108. George III. AR Crown. 1818. LVIII. ESC 211; SCBC 3787. Some light hairlines over mirror like fields. Sharp high rims. Prooflike. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-029, graded MS 62. ($500) Ex R. Hodgkinson (Spink 98, 16 June 1993), lot 64. With old ticket stating purchased from White, 11 January 1889.

109. George III. AR Crown. 1819. LIX. ESC 215; SCBC 3787. Lightly toned with much underlying brilliance. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-050, graded MS 64. ($1000) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, March 1996, no. 815.

110. George III. AR Halfcrown. 1816. Bull head type. ESC 613; SCBC 3788. Two small spots in obverse field. Light iridescent tone. In NGC encapsulation 2118482-001, graded MS 65+. ($750) Purchased Spink, March 1998.

111. George III. AR Halfcrown. 1817. Bull head type. ESC 616; SCBC 3788. Much original color. In NGC encapsulation 2118482-002, graded MS 63. ($400) Purchased Spink, March 1992.

112. George III. AR Halfcrown. 1817. Small head type. ESC 618; SCBC 3789. Iridescent tone and considerable brilliance. The frosted bust giving a cameo effect. In NGC encapsulation 2118482-003, graded MS 65+. ($750) Ex Spink 98 (16 June 1993), lot 202 part.

113. George III. AR Halfcrown. 1820. Small head type. ESC 625; SCBC 3789. Lightly toned with blazing brilliance. Prooflike. In NGC encapsulation 2118482-004, graded MS 64. ($500) Purchased Spink, October 1999.

114. George III. Proof AR Shilling. 1816. Milled edge. ESC 1229; SCBC 3790. Deep blue tone in fields with much underlying brilliance. A very rare proof striking. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-028, graded MS 65. ($1500) Purchased Spink, June 1995 (as proof). Graded MS but undoubtedly a proof. Note the medallic depth of strike, brilliance of fields and thickness of the rims.

115. George III. AR Shilling. 1817. ESC 1232; SCBC 3790. Dappled orange tone. In NGC encapsulation 2118483035, graded MS 66. ($400) Purchased in London, 1955 (6/6).

116. George III. AR Shilling. 1819. ESC 1235; SCBC 3790. Bluish tone. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-036, graded MS 65+. ($250) Purchased Spink, February 1996.

117 118 117. George III. AR Shilling. 1820. ESC 1236; SCBC 3790. Tiny die break on cheek. Light tone. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-037, graded MS 65. ($250) Purchased Spink, February 1996.

118. George III. AR Sixpence. 1817. ESC 1632; SCBC 3791. Some brilliance. See online description for NGC grade. ($100) Purchased Spink, June 1993.

119 120 119. George III. AR Sixpence. 1818. ESC 1634; SCBC 3791. Blue-golden tone. See online description for NGC grade. ($100) Purchased Spink, June 1996.

120. George III. AR Sixpence. 1819. Small 8. ESC 1638; SCBC 3791. Some brilliance. Lightly toned. See online description for NGC grade. ($100) Purchased Spink, April 1996.

121. George III. AR Maundy Set. 1818. ESC 2423; SCBC 3792. Toned with underlying brilliance. (4 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($300) Purchased Spink, April 1992.

GEORGE IV (1820-1830)

122. George IV. AR Crown. 1821. Laureate head, St. George reverse. SECUNDO. ESC 246; SCBC 3805. Well struck with much original colour. Some light mauve toning in parts. Rare in this state of preservation. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-006, graded MS 63. ($2000) Ex Spink 92 (9 June 1992), lot 376. Conservatively graded in our opinion.

123. George IV. AR Crown. 1822. Laureate head, St. George reverse. TERTIO. ESC 252; SCBC 3805. Prooflike. Toned in parts. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-001, graded MS 63. ($1500) Purchased Spink, April 2002.

124. George IV. Proof AR Crown. 1826. Bare head, crowned shield reverse. SEPTIMO. ESC 257; SCBC 3806. A very pleasing specimen with rich old iridescent tone. Much underlying brilliance. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118346001, graded PF 64. ($10,000) Purchased Spink, August 1993.

125. George IV. AR Halfcrown. 1820. First head, first reverse. ESC 628; SCBC 3807. Lightly toned. Prooflike with cameo effect. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-012, graded MS 62. ($400) Ex Spink 98 (16 June 1993), lot 207. This coin is deserving of a much higher numerical grade.

126. George IV. AR Halfcrown. 1821. Laureate head, first reverse. ESC 631; SCBC 3807. Deep blue to purple tone with golden highlights. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-030, graded MS 62. ($300) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, August 2001, no. MS1918.

127. George IV. AR Halfcrown. 1824. Laureate head, second reverse. ESC 636; SCBC 3808. Attractive dusky colorful tone. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-031, graded MS 64. ($500) Purchased Spink, January 2000.

128. George IV. AR Halfcrown. 1825. Bare head, third reverse. ESC 642; SCBC 3898. Exquisite light purple tone. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-032, graded MS 64. ($500) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, April 2000, no. 1517.

129. George IV. AR Shilling. 1821. Laureate head, first reverse. ESC 1247; SCBC 3810. Deep colorful tone with much underlying brilliance. Cameo effect. In NGC encapsulation 2118482-005, graded MS 65. ($400) Purchased in London, May 1961 (35/-).

130. George IV. AR Shilling. 1824. Laureate head, second reverse. ESC 1251; SCBC 3811. Lightly toned with some luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118482-006, graded MS 63. ($300) Purchased in London, September 1961 (35/-).

131. George IV. AR Shilling. 1826. Bare head, third reverse. ESC 1257; SCBC 3812. Delicate frosty tone to obverse. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-011, graded MS 64. ($300) Purchased Andre de Clermont, February 2000.

132. George IV. AR Shilling. 1827. Bare head, third reverse. ESC 1259; SCBC 3812. Lightly toned. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-033, graded MS 65. ($500) Ex M. Rasmussen FPL 22, Winter 2011/12, no. 345.

133. George IV. AR Sixpence. 1821. Laureate head, first reverse. ESC 1654; SCBC 3813. A gleaming specimen. Delicately toned. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-012, graded MS 65. ($300) Purchased Baldwin, September 2002.

134. George IV. AR Sixpence. 1824. Laureate head, second reverse. ESC 1657; SCBC 3814. Lightly toned. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-013, graded UNC Details, obverse cleaned. ($150) Purchased Baldwin, September 2002.

135. George IV. AR Sixpence. 1825. Laureate head, second reverse. ESC 1658; SCBC 3814. Dappled colorful tone. Most attractive. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-014, graded MS 66. ($400) Purchased Baldwin, September 2002.

136. George IV. AR Sixpence. 1828. Bare head, third reverse. ESC 1665; SCBC 3815. A gem coin with a spectacular tone. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-015, graded MS 65+. ($400) Purchased Andre de Clermont, September 2000.

WILLIAM IV (1830-1837)

137. William IV. AR Halfcrown. 1834. WW in script on truncation. ESC 659; SCBC 3834. A few light contact marks under deep blue tone. Considerable brilliance. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-034, graded MS 62. ($500) Purchased Spink, May 1997.

138. William IV. AR Halfcrown. 1836. ESC 666; SCBC 3834. Lightly toned with flashes of underlying luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-013, graded MS 65. ($750) Ex Christie’s (18 February 1992), lot 130.

139. William IV. AR Shilling. 1836. ESC 1273; SCBC 3835. Light tone. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-038, graded MS 62+. ($200) Spink Numismatic Circular, September 1997, no. 4501.

141 140 140. William IV. AR Sixpence. 1831. ESC 1670; SCBC 3836. Delicate tone. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-016, graded MS 65. ($300) Purchased Spink, May 2000.

141. William IV. AR Sixpence. 1836. ESC 1880; SCBC 3836. Toned. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-017, graded MS 63. ($300) Purchased Spink, May 2000.

142.

William IV. AR Groat. 1836. ESC 1918; SCBC 3837. Toned. See online description for NGC grade. ($100)

Purchased in Bury St. Edmunds, May 1961 (2/-).

143. William IV. AR Three-Halfpence. 1837. ESC 2253; SCBC 3839. Iridescent tone. Prooflike. See online description for NGC grade. ($100) Ex R. J. Ford (Spink 79, 15 October 1990), lot 112.

144. William IV. AR Maundy Set. 1837. ESC 2444; SCBC 3840. Matching deep tone. (4 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($250) Purchased Spink, March 1995.

VICTORIA (1837-1901) Young Head Coinage

145. Victoria. AR Crown. 1845. Young head. VIII. Cinquefoil stops on edge. ESC 282; SCBC 3882. Superb original surfaces. Splashes of golden tone in parts. A most attractive Young Head Crown. Very rare in this exceptional state of preservation. In NGC encapsulation 2118346-015, graded MS 63. ($4000) Ex Baldwins 1 (4 May 1994), lot 511.

146. Victoria. AR Halfcrown. 1840. Young head, type A3. ESC 673; SCBC 3887. Some very light hairlines on neck. Lightly toned. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-014, graded UNC Details, obverse spot removed. ($300) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, April 2003, no. MS4518.

147. Victoria. AR Halfcrown. 1845/3. Young head, type A4. ESC 679A; SCBC 3888. A few light marks. Toned. A very rare overdate. In NGC encapsulation 2118482-007, graded MS 62. ($400) Purchased in Bury St. Edmunds, October 1959.

148 149 148. Victoria. AR Halfcrown. 1879. Young head, type A5. ESC 703; SCBC 3889. A few light contact marks. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-018, graded MS 63. ($300) Purchased Spink, May 2002.

149. Victoria. AR Halfcrown. 1887. Young head, type A5. ESC 717; SCBC 3889. A few light contact marks. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-031, graded MS 63. ($250) Purchased Spink, October 1992.

150. Victoria. AR Florin. 1849. Godless type. ESC 802; SCBC 3890. Dusky light tone. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-032, graded MS 63. ($250) Purchased in Bury St. Edmunds, December 1964.

151. Victoria. AR Florin. 1878. Gothic type B5. Die no. 75. ESC 849; SCBC 3893. Lightly toned with some brilliance. In NGC encapsulation 2118482-008, graded MS 64. ($400) Purchased Andre de Clermont, September 1995.

152. Victoria. AR Florin. 1887. Gothic type B9. ESC 866; SCBC 3801. Light tone with some brilliance. Rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-035, graded MS 63. ($500) Purchased Andre de Clermont, September 1995.

153. Victoria. AR Shilling. 1838. First young head, type A1. ESC 1278; SCBC 3901. Well struck. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-019, graded MS 63. ($300) Purchased Spink, September 1995.

154. Victoria. AR Shilling. 1845. Second young head, type A3. ESC 1292; SCBC 3903. Lightly toned. In NGC encapsulation 2118482-009, graded MS 65. ($500) Purchased Andre de Clermont, September 1994.

155. Victoria. AR Shilling. 1879. Fourth young head, type A7. ESC 1334; SCBC 3907. A very early strike with blazing luster. Prooflike. In NGC encapsulation 2118482-010, graded MS 64. ($400) Purchased M. Rasmussen, March 2003.

156. Victoria. AR Shilling. 1887. Fourth young head, type A7. ESC 1349; SCBC 3907. Light tone. Uncirculated. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-020, graded MS 64. ($400) Purchased Spink, April 1998.

157 158 157. Victoria. AR Sixpence. 1838. First young head, type A1. ESC 1682; SCBC 3908. Lightly toned with some luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-033, graded MS 64. ($250) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, April 2001, no. MS0875.

158. Victoria. AR Sixpence. 1845. First young head, type A1. ESC 1691; SCBC 3908. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-048, graded MS 62. ($150) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, September 2002, no. MS3379.

159. Victoria. AR Sixpence. 1879. Second young head, type A4. ESC 1737; SCBC 3911. Prooflike with abundant brilliance. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-039, graded MS 65. ($250) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, September 1995, no. 5082.

160 161 162 160. Victoria. AR Sixpence. 1887. Third young head, type A5. ESC 1750; SCBC 3912. Light tone. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-049, graded MS 64. ($150) Purchased in Norwich, July 1961 (3/3).

161. Victoria. AR Threepence. 1845. First young head, type A1. ESC 2055; SCBC 3914. See online description for NGC grade. ($75) Purchased Spink, March 2001.

162. Victoria. AR Threepence. 1887. Third young head, type A5. ESC 2094; SCBC 3914D. Lightly toned. See online description for NGC grade. ($100) Purchased Andre de Clermont, September 1994.

164 163 163. Victoria. AR Maundy Set. 1838. Young head. ESC 2445; SCBC 3916. Toned. (4 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($400) Purchased Spink, February 1994.

164. Victoria. AR Maundy Set. 1886. Young head. ESC 2500; SCBC 3916. Toned. (4 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($300) Purchased Spink, September 1992.

Jubilee Coinage

165. Victoria. AR Crown. 1887. Jubilee bust. ESC 296; SCBC 3921. Toned with some blue and gold luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-040, graded MS 65. ($300) Purchased Spink, October 1987.

166. Victoria. AR 7 coin date run. 1887. Jubilee bust. Double Florin - Roman 1 in date, Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpences (2; both types), Threepence. SCBC 3922, 3924, 3925, 3926, 3928, 3929, 3931. The Double Florin with spectacular cartwheel iridescent toning. (7 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($750) 68

167. Victoria. AR Crown. 1888. Jubilee bust. Narrow date. ESC 298; SCBC 3921. Frosty obverse with underlying lustre. Blazing reverse. In NGC encapsulation 2118482-011, graded MS 63+. ($400) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, November 1999, no. 4497.

168. Victoria. AR 6 coin date run. 1888. Jubilee bust. Double Florin, Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 3923, 3924, 3925, 3926, 3929, 3931. (6 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($750)

169. Victoria. AR Crown. 1889. Jubilee bust. ESC 299; SCBC 3921. Delicate tone. In NGC encapsulation 2118483021, graded MS 62+. ($300) Purchased Spink, April 2002.

170. Victoria. AR 7 coin date run. 1889. Jubilee bust. Double Florin, Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling - large bust, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 3923, 3924, 3925, 3927, 3929, 3931. The rare small bust Shilling showing some wear. (6 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($750)

171. Victoria. AR Crown. 1890. Jubilee bust. ESC 300; SCBC 3921. Toned. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-022, graded MS 63. ($300) Purchased Spink, March 2002.

172. Victoria. AR 6 coin date run. 1890. Jubilee bust. Double Florin, Halfcrown, Florin, Shillings (2; small and large busts), Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 3923, 3924, 3925, 3926, 3927, 3929, 3931. (6 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($750)

173. Victoria. AR Crown. 1891. Jubilee bust. ESC 301; SCBC 3921. Some luster. See online description for NGC grade. ($150) Purchased Spink, April 2002.

174. Victoria. AR 5 coin date run. 1891. Jubilee bust. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 3924, 3925, 3927, 3929, 3931. The Florin with some light bag marks. A rare year for most denominations. All with some toning. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($750) 71

175. Victoria. AR Crown. 1892. Jubilee bust. ESC 302; SCBC 3921. Rich tone with golden luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-023, graded MS 64. ($300) Purchased Spink, March 2002.

176. Victoria. AR 5 coin date run. 1892. Jubilee bust. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 3924, 3925, 3927, 3929, 3931. The Florin showing some wear from circulation - a rare coin. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($750)

177. Victoria. AR Threepence. 1893. Jubilee bust. ESC 2103; SCBC 3931. Lightly toned A rare little coin. See online description for NGC grade. ($100) Purchased Spink, September 2000.

178. Victoria. AR Maundy Set. 1891. ESC 2506; SCBC 3932. Richly toned (4 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($150) Purchased Spink, January 1994.

Old Head Coinage

179. Victoria. AR Crown. 1893. Old veiled bust. LVI. ESC 303; SCBC 3937. Well struck with prooflike fields. Light pinkish tone. In NGC encapsulation 2118482-012, graded MS 63. ($400) Purchased Spink, March 2002.

180. Victoria. AR 5 coin date run. 1893. Old veiled bust. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 3938, 3939, 3940, 3941, 3942. The Halfcrown and Florin with iridescent toning. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($400)

181. Victoria. AR Crown. 1894. Old veiled bust. LVII. ESC 306; SCBC 3937. Small mark on cheek. Toned. In NGC encapsulation 2118482-013, graded MS 62. ($400) Purchased Spink, March 2002.

182. Victoria. AR 5 coin date run. 1894. Old veiled bust. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 3938, 3939, 3940, 3941, 3942. All with pleasing toning. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($400)

183. Victoria. AR Crown. 1895. Old veiled bust. LVIII. ESC 307; SCBC 3937. Dusky light toning with considerable underlying blue and gold luster. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-036, graded MS 64. ($500) Purchased Spink, March 2002.

184. Victoria. AR 5 coin date run. 1895. Old veiled bust. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling - with larger rose on reverse, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 3938, 3939, 3940A, 3941, 3942. Some toning. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($400) 74

185. Victoria. AR Crown. 1896. Old veiled bust. LX. ESC 311; SCBC 3937. Lightly toned. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-037, graded MS 64+. ($500) Purchased Spink, January 2000.

186. Victoria. AR 6 coin date run. 1896. Old veiled bust. Halfcrown, Florin, Shillings (2; smaller and larger rose on reverse), Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 3938, 3939, 3940, 3940A, 3941, 3942. Colorful toning (6 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($400)

187. Victoria. AR Crown. 1897. Old veiled bust. LX. ESC 312; SCBC 3937. Vivid orange-yellow tone on reverse. Underlying brilliance. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-038, graded UNC Details, obverse cleaned. ($300) Purchased Spink, September 2000. We see no evidence of cleaning.

188. Victoria. AR 5 coin date run. 1897. Old veiled bust. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 3938, 3939, 3940A, 3941, 3942. All toned. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($400)

189. Victoria. AR Crown. 1898. Old veiled bust. LXI. ESC 314; SCBC 3937. Toned. The rarest date for type. In NGC encapsulation 2118482-014, graded MS 62. ($400) Purchased Spink, May 2002.

190. Victoria. AR 5 coin date run. 1898. Old veiled bust. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 3938, 3939, 3940A, 3941, 3942. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($400) 76

191. Victoria. AR Crown. 1899. Old veiled bust. LXIII. ESC 317; SCBC 3937. Light tone. In NGC encapsulation 2118482-015, graded MS 63. ($400) Purchased M. Rasmussen, August 2001.

192. Victoria. AR 5 coin date run. 1899. Old veiled bust. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 3938, 3939, 3940A, 3941, 3942. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($400)

193. Victoria. AR Crown. 1900. Old veiled bust. LXIV. ESC 319; SCBC 3937. Light iridescent tone with some luster. Frosty. In NGC encapsulation 2118482-016, graded MS 64. ($400) Purchased in Bury St. Edmunds, October 1959 (30/-).

194. Victoria. AR 5 coin date run. 1900. Old veiled bust. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 3938, 3939, 3940A, 3941, 3942. The Halfcrown with small tone spot by ear. The Threepence with colorful tone. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($400)

195. Victoria. AR 5 coin date run. 1901. Old veiled bust. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 3938, 3939, 3940A, 3941, 3942. Lightly toned. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($400)

196. Victoria. AR Maundy Set. 1900. Old veiled bust. ESC 2515; SCBC 3943. Some toning. (4 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($100) Purchased Spink October 1992.

EDWARD VII (1901-1910)

197. Edward VIII. AR 6 coin date run. 1902. Crown, Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 3978, 3980, 3981, 3982, 3983, 3984. With matching light tone. (6 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($500) Purchased in Bury St. Edmunds, October 1959.

198. Edward VIII. AR Maundy Set. 1904. ESC 2521; SCBC 3985. Toned. (4 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($100) Purchased Spink, June 1993.

GEORGE V (1910-1936)

Lot 224 – part

Lot 207 – part

Lot 234 – part

Lot 219 – part

Lot 210 – part Lot 201 – part

Lot 206 – part

Lot 228 – part

Lot 241 – part

First Coinage (.925 silver)

199. George V. AR Proof Set. 1911. First coinage. Halfcrown to Maundy Penny. SCBC PS13. Toned with considerable iridescence. (8 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($750) Purchased Andre de Clermont, September 1994.

200. George V. AR 5 coin date run. 1911. First coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 4011, 4012, 4013, 4014, 4015. Uniform light dappled tone. Frosty surfaces. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($300) Purchased Spink, October 1991.

201. George V. AR 5 coin date run. 1912. First coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 4011, 4012, 4013, 4014, 4015. The Halfcrown with deep iridescent tone. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($300)

202. George V. AR 5 coin date run. 1913. First coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 4011, 4012, 4013, 4014, 4015. The Halfcrown, Florin and Shilling all rare. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($300) 81

203. George V. AR 5 coin date run. 1914. First coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 4011, 4012, 4013, 4014, 4015. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($300)

204. George V. AR 5 coin date run. 1915. First coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 4011, 4012, 4013, 4014, 4015. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($300)

205. George V. AR 5 coin date run. 1916. First coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 4011, 4012, 4013, 4014, 4015. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($300) 82

206. George V. AR 5 coin date run. 1917. First coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 4011, 4012, 4013, 4014, 4015. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($300)

207. George V. AR 5 coin date run. 1918. First coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 4011, 4012, 4013, 4014, 4015. Most with iridescent toning (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($300)

208. George V. AR 5 coin date run. 1919. First coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 4011, 4012, 4013, 4014, 4015. Halfcrown with light scratch. Most with light toning. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($300) 83

209. George V. AR Sixpence and Threepence. 1920. First coinage. ESC 1805, 2134; SCBC 4014, 4015. (2 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($100) The Sixpence purchased Spink, March 1999. The last two currency coins struck at the .925 Sterling standard.

210. George V. AR Maundy Set. 1920. First coinage. ESC 2537; SCBC 4016. All with deep iridescent tone. (4 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($100) Purchased Spink, June 1993.

Second Coinage (.500 silver)

211. George V. AR 5 coin date run. 1920. Second coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling (all with deeply engraved portrait), Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 4021, 4022, 4023, 4024, 4026. Shilling with mark in hair. Speckled toning. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($200)

212. George V. AR 5 coin date run. 1921. Second coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling (with deeply engraved portrait), Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 4021A, 4022A, 4023, 4024, 4026. Halfcrown with some light wear. The Shilling with a couple of spots. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($150)

213. George V. AR 5 coin date run. 1922. Second coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 4021A, 4022A, 4023A, 4024, 4026. All lightly toned. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($200) 85

214. George V. AR 4 coin date run. 1923. Second coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence. SCBC 4021A, 4022A, 4023A, 4024. (4 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($200) No currency Threepence struck for this date.

215. George V. AR 4 coin date run. 1924. Second coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence. SCBC 4021A, 4022A, 4023A, 4024. (4 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($200) No currency Threepence struck for this date.

216. George V. AR 6 coin date run. 1925. Second coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence (2 - both types), Threepence. SCBC 4021A, 4022A, 4023A, 4024, 4025, 4026. The Halfcrown rare. The Florin rare. (6 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($300)

217. George V. AR 5 coin date run. 1926. Second coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 4021A, 4022A, 4023A, 4025 4026. Threepence rare. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($250)

218. George V. AR Maundy Set. 1922. Second coinage. ESC 2539; SCBC 4027. Some toning. (4 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($150) Purchased Spink, September 1993.

219 220 219. George V. AR Maundy Set. 1924. Second coinage. ESC 2541; SCBC 4027. Toned. (4 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($150) Purchased Spink, April 2001.

220. George V. AR Maundy Set. 1925. Second coinage. ESC 2542; SCBC 4027. Speckled toning. (4 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($150) Purchased Spink, April 2001.

Third coinage

221. George V. AR 4 coin date run. 1926. Third coinage with modified effigy. Halfcrown, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 4032, 4033, 4034, 4035. (4 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($150) No Florin struck for 1926.

222. George V. AR 3 coin date run. 1927. Third coinage with modified effigy. Halfcrown, Shilling, Sixpence. SCBC 4032, 4033, 4035. (3 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($150) Neither the Florin nor Threepence of this type struck for 1927.

223. George V. AR Maundy Set. 1929. Third coinage with modified effigy. ESC 2545; SCBC 4043. Lightly toned. Much as struck. (4 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($100) Purchased Spink, February 1994.

Fourth Coinage

224. George V. AR Proof Set. 1927. Fourth coinage. ‘Wreath’ Crown to Threepence. SCBC PS14. Lightly toned. Much as struck. (6 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($500)

225. George V. AR Crown. 1928. Fourth coinage. ‘Wreath’ type. ESC 368; SCBC 4036. Lightly toned. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-024, graded MS 64. ($300) Ex Bonhams (5 September 1997), lot 283.

226. George V. AR 5 coin date run. 1928. Fourth coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 4037, 4038, 4039, 4040, 4042. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($150)

227. George V. AR Crown. 1929. Fourth coinage. ‘Wreath’ type. ESC 369; SCBC 4036. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-025, graded MS 62. ($300) Purchased Spink, February 1996.

228. George V. AR 4 coin date run. 1929. Fourth coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence. SCBC 4037, 4038, 4039, 4040. The Halfcrown with dusky tone on obverse. (4 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($150) No currency Threepence struck for this date.

229. George V. AR Crown. 1930. Fourth coinage. ‘Wreath’ type. ESC 370; SCBC 4036. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-026, graded MS 62. ($300) Purchased Spink, April 2002.

230. George V. AR 5 coin date run. 1930. Fourth coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 4037, 4038, 4039, 4040, 4042. The Halfcrown very rare. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($400)

231. George V. AR Crown. 1931. Fourth coinage. ‘Wreath’ type. ESC 371; SCBC 4036. A few light contact marks on obverse. In NGC encapsulation 2118483-027, graded MS 62. ($300) Ex Spink Numismatic Circular, November 1992, no. 6663.

232. George V. AR 5 coin date run. 1931. Fourth coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 4037, 4038, 4039, 4040, 4042. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($200)

233. George V. AR Crown. 1932. Fourth coinage. ‘Wreath’ type. ESC 372; SCBC 4036. Much brilliance. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-039, graded MS 62. ($500) Purchased Spink, February 1996.

234. George V. AR 5 coin date run. 1932. Fourth coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 4037, 4038, 4039, 4040, 4042. The Florin rare. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($500) 93

235. George V. AR Crown. 1933. Fourth coinage. ‘Wreath’ type. ESC 373; SCBC 4036. Well struck. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-040, graded MS 65. ($500) Purchased Baldwin, September 1995.

236. George V. AR 5 coin date run. 1933. Fourth coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 4037, 4038, 4039, 4040, 4042. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($300)

237. George V. AR Crown. 1934. Fourth coinage. ‘Wreath’ type. ESC 374; SCBC 4036. A superb specimen. Exceptionally well struck with a prooflike quality. Lightly toned with much underlying brilliance. Very rare. In NGC encapsulation 2118473-007, graded MS 64+. ($3000) Purchased Spink, January 2001.

238. George V. AR 4 coin date run. 1934. Fouth coinage. Halfcrown, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 4037, 4039, 4040, 4042. All lightly toned. (4 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($200) No currency Florin struck for this date.

239. George V. AR Specimen Crown. 1935. Silver Jubilee issue. ‘Rocking horse’ type. Incuse lettering on edge. ESC 376; SCBC 4049. Lightly toned. Much underlying brilliance. See online description for NGC grade. ($100) Purchased Baldwin, September 1992. With Royal Mint card box of issue.

240. George V. Proof AR Crown. 1935. Silver Jubilee issue. In.925 silver. ‘Rocking horse’ type. Raised lettering on edge. ESC 378; SCBC 4050. Deep cameo effect. Much as struck. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-002, graded PF 65+ Ultra Cameo. ($1000) Purchased Spink, January 1987.

241. George V. AR 6 coin date run. 1935. Fourth coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. Together with Silver Jubilee issue Crown. SCBC 4037, 4038, 4039, 4040, 4042, 4048. The Halfcrown with iridescent toning. (6 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($200)

242. George V. AR Crown. 1936. Fourth coinage. ‘Wreath’ type. ESC 381; SCBC 4036. Lightly toned. In NGC encapsulation 2118478-018, graded MS 63. ($600) Purchased Spink, May 1995.

243. George V. AR Year Set. 1936. Fourth coinage. Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence. SCBC 4037, 4038, 4039, 4040, 4042. (5 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($200)

244. George V. AR Maundy Set. 1935. Fourth coinage with modified effigy and re-engraved reverse. ESC 2552; SCBC 4043. Speckled tone. (4 coins in lot). See online description for NGC grade. ($100) Purchased Spink, February 1994.

GEORGE VI (1936-1952)

245. George VI. Date run. A complete date run of every currency silver and cupro-nickel coin struck the reign, Halfcrown to Threepence, with the exception of the unique 1952 Halfcrown and the excessively rare 1945 Threepence. Shillings of both the Scottish and English types included. Together with Maundy Sets for 1937, 1947 and 1952 representing the three coinages of the reign. SCBC 4080 (10), 4081 (10), 4082 (10), 4083 (10), 4084 (10), 4085 (8), 4086 (Set), 4091 (set), 4096 (set), 4101 (2), 4102 (2), 4103 (2), 4103 (2), 4105 (2), 4106 (3), 4107 (3), 4108 (3), 4109 (3), 4110 (4). Generally uncirculated. An impressive and rare set. (96 coins in lot). LOT SOLD AS IS, NO RETURNS. ($1000)

ELIZABETH II (1952-)

246. Elizabeth II. Date run. A complete date run of every currency cupro-nickel coin struck for the reign, Halfcrown to Sixpence, prior to decimalisation. Shillings of both the Scottish and English types included. Together with the Maundy Set for 1953. SCBC 4126, 4137A, 4138, 4139, 4140, 4141, 4145 (14), 4146 (14), 4147 (13), 4148 (13), 4149 (14). Generally Uncirculated. The 1953 Maundy Set with even dappled blue–gray toning and very rare. (79 coins in lot). LOT SOLD AS IS, NO RETURNS. ($1000)

100

CNG Classical Numismatic Group, LLC

Post Office Box 479, Lancaster, PA 17608-0479 • Tel: (717) 390-9194 Fax: (717) 390-9978 20 Bloomsbury Street, London WC1B 3QA • Tel: +44 (20) 7495 1888 Fax: +44 (20) 7499 5916 Email: cng@cngcoins.com • www.cngcoins.com