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Yigael Yadin (1917-1981)

The excavation of Masada, 1963: Soldier and Professor Yigael Yadin unearthed the mythical palace fortress of Herod the Great, the last bastion of Jewish resistance against the Romans in the closing stages of the First Jewish War. An individual of formidable passion and energy, Yadin’s archaeological ambitions did not stand in the way of his political ones: he founded the Democratic Movement for Change, a political party aimed to combat the alleged corruption of the Labour Party, and later served as Israel’s Deputy Prime Minister until 1981.

Yadin’s military career commenced in the Zionist paramilitary organisation in the Haganah, the heart of the Israeli military from 1948. Yadin, also known by his original family name of Sukenik, became chief of staff of the Israeli armed forces. Having served his country in war, Yadin’s enthusiasm for military life included military history, an interest he continued when he decided to follow in his father’s footsteps as an archaeologist.

Enthralled by the myths of Israel’s historical exploits, a land always devastated by war but rich in treasures and faith, Yadin went in search of the battle sites recorded in the Bible and of evidence of the great kings of his country. His efforts unearthed the remains of Lachish, sacked by the Assyrians in 701 BC, of Tel Megiddo, Hazor, and the fortifications of Solomon at Gezer.

Most poignantly, Yadin’s renown as an archaeologist was secured by the excavation of sites and artefacts linked to the two Jewish revolts against Rome. He was involved in the systematic exploration of Masada, the investigation of the Dead Sea Scrolls and of the Cave of Letters, a site which produced hundreds of artefacts including clothes and papyri, treasures which retold the events of the end of the Second Jewish War through the eyes of a woman named Babata.

As Professor of Archaeology at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Yadin wrote hundreds of books and articles of academic and cultural importance for Israel and ‘The Art of Warfare in Biblical Lands’ remains a cornerstone of military literature to this day. His works, passion and energy earned him the Israel Prize in Jewish Studies (1956) and the Rothschild Prize in Humanities (1965).

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The May Fair Hotel, London Antiquities - Tuesday 22 February 2022 (Day 1) 10:00 - Egyptian Antiquities (Lots 1 - 52 - Greek Antiquities (Lots 53 - 84) - Roman Antiquities (Lots 85 - 145) - Byzantine Antiquities (Lots 146 - 156) - Western Asiatic Antiquities (Lots 157 - 253) - Chinese & Far Eastern Antiquities (Lots 254 - 275) - India & Region Antiquities (Lots 276 - 289) - Islamic Antiquities (Lots 290 - 308) - Arms & Armour (Lots 309 - 361) - Bronze Age & Iron Age Antiquities (Lots 362 - 368) - Saxon, Viking & Germanic Antiquities (Lots 369 - 396) - Medieval & Post Medieval Antiquities (Lots 397 - 469) - Christian Antiquities (Lots 470 - 486) - American Antiquities & Natural History (Lots 487 - 500)

The Court House, Harwich Antiquities - Wednesday 23 February 2022 (Day 2) 10.00 - Egyptian Antiquities (Lots 501 - 583) - Greek Antiquities (Lots 584 - 646) - Roman Antiquities (Lots 647 - 800) 13:30 - 14:00 Lunch - Roman Antiquities (Lots 801 - 848) - Byzantine Antiquities (Lots 849 - 878) - Western Asiatic Antiquities (Lots 879 - 1076) - Chinese & Far Eastern Antiquities (Lots 1077 - 1100) Antiquities - Thursday 24 February 2022 (Day 3) 10.00 - Chinese & Far Eastern Antiquities (Lots 1101 - 1164) - India & Region Antiquities (Lots 1165 - 1207) - Islamic Antiquities (Lots 1208 - 1225) - Arms & Armour (Lots 1226 - 1324) - Stone Age, Bronze Age & Iron Age Antiquities (Lots 1325 - 1381) 13:30 - 14:00 Lunch - Saxon, Viking & Germanic Antiquities (Lots 1382 - 1473) - Medieval & Post Medieval Antiquities & Books (Lots 1474 - 1681) - Christian Antiquities (Lots 1682 - 1687) - American & Ethnographic (Lots 1688 - 1704) Natural History & Coins - Friday 25 February 2022 (Day 4) 10.00 - Natural History (Lots 6000 - 6206) - Coins, Tokens, Medals & Books (Lots 8000 - 8100) 13:30 - 14:00 Lunch - Coins, Tokens, Medals, Accessories & Books (Lots 8101 - 8441)

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8000 Coenwulf - East Anglia / Wihtred - 'Lord Stewartby Collection' Portrait Penny. 796-821 AD. Portrait phase, East Anglian mint (possibly Ipswich?) Obv: profile bust right with annulets hair and +CONVVLF REX M legend with 'M' of Mercian style. Rev: lozenge with five pellets arranged in cross at centre of large cross crosslet dividing PI / HT / R / ED legend for the moneyer Wihtred. 1.18 grams. S. 920; N. 370; Naismith E12.7. Naismith E12.7e and pl.79 (this coin). Good very fine; small loss at edge. Apparently unique for this die pair. £3,500 - 4,000 Ex Lord Stewartby 'Academic Collection', Spink Sale, 22 March 2016, lot 95. Accompanied with print of catalogue entry and collector tickets. Acquired 2000.

Property of a Hampshire gentleman. This lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate number no.11129-183645. Naismith lists only five coins within this group (E12.7a-e), four of which share die links; this coin is from totally different dies from the other four with an obverse portrait which, together with Naismith E12.7c, shows the hair as a series of annulets, these are the only two obverse dies showing this feature. The place of minting could be Ipswich, which as a town has a long minting history ending in the reign of John (short cross pennies, class 5c issue).

8001 Offa - London / Ealdnoth - 'Lord Stewartby Collection' Portrait Penny. 780-792 AD. Light coinage. Obv: profile diademed and draped bust left breaking the inner pellet circle with +OFFA+ +REX legend with inverted R. Rev: +EAL / dNOd legend in two lines with pellets in angles of initial cross and with fleur-ended beaded line with pellets in angles between for the moneyer Ealdnoth at London mint. 1.27 grams.

S. 905; N. -; Chick 34a. Chick, Derek, The Coinage of Offa and his Contemporaries, BNS Special Publication No.6, Spink, 2010, coin no.34a (this coin). Very fine. The only recorded example for these dies. £3,000 - 4,000 Baldwin, 1999 (with ticket). Lord Stewartby collection sale 1, lot 84 (with copy of auction catalogue page). Acquired AMR Coins (with ticket). Property of a Cambridgeshire gentleman. This lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate number no.10966179983.

8002 Athelstan - Winchester / Eadstan - Circumscription Penny. 924-939 AD. BMC type V. Obv: small cross with +ÆÐELSTAN RE T BR legend. Rev: small cross with +EADSTAN MO VVN CIVI legend for the moneyer Eadstan at Winchester mint. 1.67 grams. S. 1093; N. 672; cf. Harvey 10-15 (all different dies from this coin). Near as struck. Very rare. £2,000 - 3,000 With a ticket. Property of a North London gentleman. This lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate number no.11103-184904.

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8003 Harold I (Harefoot) - Norwich / Man(na) - Jewel Cross Penny. 1037-1038 AD. Sole reign, BMC type i. Obv: double-banded diademed profile bust left with +HAROLD REX legend. Rev: cross of four long ovals with double annulet and pellet centre and +MANNAONNOR PIC legend for the moneyer Manna (sometimes listed as Man) at Norwich mint. 1.09 grams. S. 1163; N. 802; EMC 1018.0468 (same dies). As struck. £2,000 - 3,000 Acquired UK market. Property of a Hampshire gentleman. This lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate number no.11101-183644. The obverses showing a double band to the diadem are attributed to Harold's sole reign, after spring 1037 AD.

8004 Aethelred II - London / Wulfstan - Long Cross Penny. 997-1003 AD. BMC type iva. Obv: profile bust with +ÆÐELRÆDREXANGLO legend. Rev: long voided cross dividing +PVL FSTA NM-O LVND legend for the moneyer Wulfstan at London mint.

1.31 grams. S 1151; N. 774. Good very fine. £200 - 300 Found near Hemingstone, Suffolk, UK.

8005 William I - Norwich / Edwold - PAXS Penny. 1083-1086 AD. BMC type viii, crown I. Obv: facing bust with sceptre and +PILLEMREX legend. Rev: short cross with P A X S in angles with P in second quarter and +EDPOLDONORÐPI legend for the moneyer Edwold at Norwich mint. 1.41 grams. S. 1257; N. 848; see BMC 829 (same reverse legend, same dies?). Very fine; slightly flat in legends, excellent bust. Rare. £300 - 400 Acquired David Lay sale, lot 180 (part). Property of a Kent collector. The reverse legend reads +EDPOLDONORÐPI which divides +EDPOLD O NORÐPI so lacking the 'N' from the usual connective 'ON' and giving the mint abbreviation reading of NORTHWI for Norwich; the reverse initial cross is also slightly offset to the right from the limb of the central cross.

8006 Henry I - Southwark / Sprot - PAX Penny. 1103 AD. BMC type iii. Obv: facing bust with annulet above left shoulder and pellettrefoil above right with +HENRI REX I legend. Rev: PAX across centre with two annulets above and below with +S[PR?]ONSIIÐPIR legend starting at 3 o'clock for the moneyer Sprot at Southwark mint. 0.92 grams. S. 1264; N. 859. Near as struck; porous surfaces. Unique; new type for the moneyer. £600 - 800 Property of a Middlesex gentleman. A moneyer named Sprot is recorded striking at Southwark for William II coins and for Henry I type 1 and 2 issues only; the moneyer name appears not to be shown in full on this coin.

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8011 z Continental Issues - Series D, Type 8 - AR Sceatta.

695-740 AD. Obv: crude standard. Rev: small cross with pellets and 'letters' around. 1.14 grams. S. 793; N. 50; cf. SCBI 63 (BM AngloSaxon I) 290. See Portable Antiquities Scheme, reference NLM-658445 (this coin). Good very fine. [No Reserve] £80 - 100 Found whilst searching with a metal detector near Beverly, East Riding of Yorkshire, UK. Recorded on the Portable Antiquities Scheme, reference NLM658445. Accompanied with copies of the Portable Antiquities Scheme reports.

8007 Secondary Phase - Series H, Type 49, Variety 2a 'Woden' AR Sceatta. 710-760 AD. Obv: 'inverted teardrop' facing bust outlined in pellets with cross below and seven pellet-in-annulet roundels around. Rev: bird right with wings and tail pelletted and pellet-in-annulet above and below. 0.83 grams. S. 801A; N. 103; cf.

SCBI 63 (BM Anglo-Saxon I), 463-464 (different dies). Near as struck.

Rare. £600 - 800 Acquired from his grandfather in the 1990s. Property of an Essex collector.

8012 Northumbria - Regal Issues, Class A - Eadberht - Stag AR Sceatta. 737-758 AD. Obv: small cross with EADBERhTVS legend. Rev: stylised stag right, left foreleg raised. 0.93 grams. S. 847; N. 177; Pirie 1-6. See Portable Antiquities Scheme, reference NLM-DFBAA5 (this coin). Very fine. Rare. [No Reserve] £150 - 200 Found whilst searching with a metal detector near Beverly, East Riding of Yorkshire, UK. Recorded on the Portable Antiquities Scheme, reference NLMDFBAA5. Accompanied with copies of the Portable Antiquities Scheme reports.

8008 Primary Phase - Series C - Portrait AR Sceatta. 680-710 AD. Obv: profile bust right with Runic CMF (Lepa) before. Rev: standard with TOTII within and crosses at sides and T's at corners.

1.13 grams. S. 779; N. 164; cf. SCBI 63 (BM Anglo-Saxon I) 128.

Extremely fine. [No Reserve] £100 - 140 Found Norfolk, UK, before 2001. Private collection of Mr M.H., Norfolk, UK.

8013 Northumbia - Regal Issues - Eanred / Hwaetred - AR Styca. 810-841 AD. Obv: small cross with +EANREDREX legend.

Rev: small cross with +HVAETRED legend for the moneyer Hwaetred. 0.93 grams. S. 860; N. 186; Pirie 27/YM11 (same dies?).

See Portable Antiquities Scheme, reference YORYM-C07116 (this coin). Near extremely fine. Scarce. [No Reserve] £80 - 100 Found whilst searching with a metal detector near Beverly, East Riding of Yorkshire, UK. Recorded on the Portable Antiquities Scheme, reference YORYM-C07116. Accompanied by copies of the Portable Antiquities Scheme reports.

8009 Continental Issues - Series E, BM Variety Db 'Porcupine' AR Sceatta. 695-740 AD. Obv: degraded 'porcupine' head right. Rev: standard with TOTI and pellets with crosses around.

0.85 grams. S. 790; N. 45; cf. SCBI 63 (BM Anglo-Saxon I), 373-374 for similar type (different dies). See Portable Antiquities Scheme, reference NLM-E0A348 (this coin). Near as struck. [No Reserve] £80 - 100 Found whilst searching with a metal detector near Beverly, East Riding of Yorkshire, UK. Recorded on the Portable Antiquities Scheme, reference NLME0A348. Accompanied with copies of the Portable Antiquities Scheme reports.

8010 z Continental Issues - Series E, BM Variety D 'Porcupine' AR Sceatta. 695-740 AD. Obv: degraded 'porcupine' head right. Rev: standard with TOTI and pellets with crosses around.

0.93 grams. S. 790; N. 45; SCBI 63 (BM Anglo-Saxon I), 377 (same dies?) See Portable Antiquities Scheme, reference NLM-0C6EA3 (this coin). Good very fine. [No Reserve] £60 - 80 Found whilst searching with a metal detector near York, East Riding of Yorkshire, UK. Recorded on the Portable Antiquities Scheme, reference NLM0C6EA3. Accompanied by copies of the Portable Antiquities Scheme reports.

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8014 Northumbia - Regal Issues - Eanred / Hwaetred - AR Styca. 810-841 AD. Obv: small cross with +EANREDREX legend.

Rev: small cross with +HVAETRED legend for the moneyer Hwaetred. 0.92 grams. S. 860; N. 186; Pirie 27/YM11 (same dies?).

See Portable Antiquities Scheme, reference NLM-09705A (this coin).

Good very fine. Scarce. [No Reserve] £120 - 170 Found whilst searching with a metal detector near Beverly, East Riding of Yorkshire, UK. Recorded on the Portable Antiquities Scheme, reference NLM09705A. Accompanied with copies of the Portable Antiquities Scheme reports.

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8015 Edward III - London (L) - Second Period Gold Half Noble. July 1344-July 1346 AD. Third (Florin) coinage, second period. Obv: king standing facing in ship holding sword and shield with ED WAR D GRA REX ANGL FRANC DNS HYB legend with single saltire stops.

Rev: floriate cross with crowned lions in angles and L at centre within tressure with trefoils in spandrels and +DOMINE NE IN FVRORE TVO ARGVAS ME legend with double saltire stops. 4.40 grams. S. 1479A; N. -; see SCBI 57 (Schneider 2), pl.56, 1A (additions to SCBI 47) and SCBI 61 (Schneider 3), pl.38, 1A (additions to SCBI 47 & 57, same coin; different dies to the coin offered here); see also Stewartby, Lord, English Coins 1180-1551, Spink, 2009, p.196 and pl.9, 213 (same coin as Schneider); see Sovereign Rarities, 25 September 2018, lot 20 for comparison (different dies). See Single Finds Register, British Numismatic Journal, BNS, London, forthcoming (this coin). Very fine with lustre; weak at centres. Extremely rare; apparently only the third recorded example and unique for these dies. [No Reserve] £5,000 - 7,000 Found Norfolk, UK, before 2001. Private collection of Mr M. H., Norfolk, UK. This lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate number no.11134-184847. The new gold noble coinage and its fractions of halves and quarters was first struck in July 1344 AD under a contract with Percival of Lucca at London, following the short-lived double-florin (double leopard), florin (leopard) and half florin (helm) issue struck earlier that year (January-July 1344, demonitized August 1344); the new noble coinage bore a completely fresh design, to a new weight and denomination standard and this very first issue depicted a letter 'L' at the centre of the reverse for London. All later issues in this reign depict the rounded medieval 'E' to the reverse (for Edward); all of these first issue coins are extremely rare with Potter listing, in his 1963 work, only two nobles and four quarter nobles showing the 'L' and at that time no example of the half noble had been discovered. Three half nobles are now recorded; one is in the famed Schneider collection (details above), another was on loan at the Fitzwilliam Museum following its sale through a 2006 DNW auction until sold again through Sovereign Rarities sale, 2018, lot 20; this is the third to be offered and is the only example available to collectors. The present example appears to be from different dies to the two previous coins with the initial cross to the reverse being significantly and distinctively off-centre from the central cross limb with which it would normally align.

8016 Edward III - Series B/C Mule - Pre Treaty Gold Noble. 1351-1352 AD. Pre Treaty, series B/C mule. Obv: king standing facing in ship holding sword and shield with +EDWARD DEI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC D HYB legend with open C and E and Roman M and N. Rev: floriate cross with lis terminals and closed E at centre with crown over lion in angles within tressure with +IHC AVTEM TRANCIENS P MEDIVM ILLORVM IBAT legend with closed C and E, Lombardic M and Roman N. 7.75 grams. S. 1484 / 1486; N. 1138 / 1144 and p.44 for list of known mule combinations; SCBI 47 (Schneider I), 15 (same dies?) Good very fine; some surface marks; obverse possibly from slightly rusty die. The mule rare. £2,000 - 3,000 Found South of England, UK. Property of an Essex gentleman. This lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied

by AIAD certificate number no.11102-183786.

8017 z Henry II - London / Raul - Short Cross Penny. 1180-1189 AD. Class 1c. Obv: facing bust with HENRICVS REX legend. Rev: short voided cross and quatrefoils with +RAVL.ON.LVNDE legend for the moneyer Raul at London mint. 1.08 grams. S. 1345; N. 964. Very fine. [No Reserve] £80 - 100 Property of a Middlesex gentleman.

8018 z Richard I - London / Raul - Short Cross Penny. 1189-1190 AD. Class 3. Obv: facing bust with HENRICVS REX legend. Rev: short voided cross and quatrefoils with +RAVL.ON.LVN legend for the moneyer Raul at London mint. 1.04 grams. S. 1347; N. 967. Very fine.

[No Reserve] £90 - 120 Property of a Middlesex gentleman.

8019 z Richard I - London / Ricard - Short Cross Penny. 1194-1204 AD. Class 4a. Obv: facing bust with HENRICVS REX legend.

Rev: short voided cross and quatrefoils with +RICARD.ON.LVND legend for the moneyer Ricard at London mint. 1.11 grams. S. 1348A; N. 968/1. Good fine. [No Reserve] £80 - 100 Found near Hemingstone, Suffolk, UK.

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8020 Richard II - London - Groat. 1377-1390 AD. First period, type II. Obv: facing bust within tressure with +RICARD DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANCIE legend. Rev: long cross and pellets with +POSVI DEVM ADIVTOREM MEV and CIVITAS LONDON legends, with bar over last N, for London mint. 4.45 grams. S. 1679; N. 1320(b); see Stewartby, English Coins 1180-1551, Spink, 2009, p.236, for details of the Richard II groat issues. Good fine. Scarce. £400 - 600

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8027 George I - 1715 - Gold Half Guinea. Dated 1715 AD. First laureate bust. Obv: profile bust with GEORGIVS D G M BR FR ET HIB REX F D legend. Rev: cruciform arms with BRVN ET L DVX S R I A TH ET EL legend and date. 4.13 grams. S. 3635; EGC 1, 431.

Good fine. Scarce. £600 - 800 Found Suffolk, UK.

Found Lincolnshire, UK.

8021 z Edward III - London - Pre Treaty Halfgroat. 13511352 AD. Series C. Obv: facing bust within tressure with +EDWARDVS REX ANGLI Z FRANCI legend. Rev: long cross and pellets with POSVI DEV ADIVTOREM and LONDON CIVITAS legends for London mint. 2.16 grams. S. 1565. Very fine. [No Reserve] £50 - 70 Found Lewknor, Oxfordshire, UK.

8022 z Edward IV - Norwich - Groat. 1464-1470 AD. Light coinage. Obv: facing bust with 'n' on breast and quatrefoils by neck within tressure with EDWARD DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC legend.

Rev: long cross and pellets with POSVI DEVM ADIVTORE MEV and CIVITAS NORWIC legends for Norwich mint. 2.26 grams. S. 2011; N. 1582. Very fine; flan clipped. Scarce. [No Reserve] £80 - 100

8028 Gaul - Gold Stater. 1st century BC. Uncertain issue. Obv: profile bust right. Rev: horse right. 7.61 grams. Fine. £400 - 600 Property of a North London gentleman.

Acquired from his grandfather in the 1990s. Property of an Essex collector.

8023 z Henry VIII - Canterbury / Archb. Cranmer - Profile Halfgroat. 1533-1544 AD. Second coinage. Obv: profile bust with HENRIC VIII D G R AGL Z FR legend with 'catherine wheel' mintmark. Rev: long cross over arms dividing T - C with CIVITAS CANTOR legend for Canterbury mint under Archbishop Thomas Cranmer. 1.24 grams. S. 2345; N. 1804. Good fine. £60 - 80 Property of a Cambridgeshire gentleman. With a dealer ticket.

8024 z Henry VIII - London - Profile Groat. 1509-1526 AD. First coinage, Henry VII bust. Obv: profile bust with HENRIC VIII DI GRA REX AGL Z FR legend and 'crowned portcullis' mintmark. Rev: long cross over arms with POSVI DEVADIVTOREM MEV legend.

2.17 grams. S. 2316; N. 1762. Good fine; flan clipped. £80 - 100 Property of a Cambridgeshire gentleman. With a dealer ticket.

8025 z Henry VIII - Profile Groat. 1509-1526 AD. First coinage, bust D. Obv: profile bust with HENRIC VIII D G R AGL Z FRANCE legend with 'pheon' mintmark. Rev: long cross over arms with POSVI DEV ADIVTORE MEV legend. 2.46 grams. S. 2337E; N. 1762. Near very fine. £200 - 300

8029 Gaul - Gold Stater. 1st century BC. Uncertain issue. Obv: bust right. Rev: horse right. 3.20 grams. Very fine. £400 - 600 Property of a North London gentleman.

8030 z Danubian Celts - Imitative 'Macedonian' AR Tetradrachm. 2nd century BC. Copying Macedonian tetradrachms of Philip II. Obv: profile laureate bust right. Rev: Celticised horse and rider right. 14.58 grams. See DLT 9697-9766 for general type. Fine. £100 - 140 English collection, 1980s. Acquired on the UK art market. Property of an Essex gentleman.

Found near Holbrook, Suffolk, UK.

8026 z Elizabeth I - Penny. 1560-1561 AD. Second issue. Obv: profile bust with E D G ROSA SINE SPINA legend and 'martlet' mintmark. Rev: long cross over arms dividing CIVI TAS LON DON legend for London mint. 0.48 grams. S. 2558; N.1988. Very fine. £50 - 70 Property of a North London gentleman.

8031 Attica - Athens - Owl Tetradrachm. 450-405 BC. Obv: helmetted head of Athena right. Rev: owl standing right; olive branch and crescent behind, A E before, within incuse square. 17.09 grams.

Sear 2526. Good very fine. £250 - 350 1980s London, UK, collection. Property of a London gentleman.

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8032 Attica - Athens - Owl Tetradrachm. 450-405 BC. Obv: helmetted head of Athena right. Rev: owl standing right; olive branch and crescent behind, A E before, within incuse square. 17.14 grams.

Sear 2526. Good very fine. £300 - 400 1980s London, UK, collection. Property of a London gentleman.

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8038 Macedonia - Alexander III (the Great) - Zeus AR Drachm. 310-301 BC. Posthumous issue, Colophon mint. Obv: head of Herakles right wearing lionskin headdress. Rev: ALEXANDROY to right of Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre; in left field, beneath chair. 4.04 grams. Price 1817; SNG Cop 920; Müller 811.

Good very fine. £60 - 80 Property of a Cambridgeshire gentleman.

8033 Attica - Athens - Owl Tetradrachm. 450-405 BC. Obv: helmetted head of Athena right. Rev: owl standing right; olive branch and crescent behind, A E before, within incuse square. 17.14 grams.

Sear 2526. Good very fine. £300 - 400 1980s London, UK, collection. Property of a London gentleman.

8039 Seleukid Kingdom - Philip I Philadelphus - Zeus AR Tetradrachm. 92-83 BC. Tarsos mint. Obv: diademed head of Philip right. Rev: BASILEWS FILIPPOY EPIFANOYS FILADELFOY in four vertical lines to right and left of Zeus seated left, right leg drawn back, holding Nike and sceptre; left field monogram off flan with DI monogram beneath throne. 15.47 grams. Hoover HGC 1316; SC 2459-2460. Extremely fine. [No Reserve] £120 - 170 Ex Twickenham collection, UK.

8034 Attica - Athens - Owl Tetradrachm. 450-405 BC. Obv: helmetted head of Athena right. Rev: owl standing right; olive branch and crescent behind, A E before, within incuse square. 17.17 grams.

Sear 2526. Good very fine. £300 - 400

8040 z Seleukid Kingdom - Philip I Philadelphus - Zeus AR Tetradrachm. 92-83 BC. Antioch mint. Obv: diademed head of Philip right. Rev: BASILEWS FILIPPOY EPIFANOYS FILADELFOY in four vertical lines to right and left of Zeus seated left, right leg drawn back, holding Nike and sceptre; DI monogram beneath throne with L in exergue. 15.38 grams. Newell Antioch 445; Petrograd 748; Hoover HGC 1320. Near extremely fine. [No Reserve] £80 - 100 Ex Twickenham collection, UK.

8035 z Euboia - Bull's Head AR Drachm. 369-313 BC. Obv: head of the nymph Euboia right. Rev: EY above head and neck of bull right with filleted horns; lyre in right field. 3.86 grams. Pozzi 1499; Traité 180; BCD Euboia 17; SNG Cop 484; Wallace 89-114. Very fine. £80 - 100

8041 z Seleukid Kingdom - Philip I Philadelphus - Zeus AR Tetradrachm. 92-83 BC. Antioch mint. Obv: diademed head of Philip right. Rev: BASILEWS FILIPPOY EPIFANOYS FILADELFOY in four vertical lines to right and left of Zeus seated left, right leg drawn back, holding Nike and sceptre; N in left centre field with DI monogram beneath throne. 15.55 grams. BMC 10; Houghton Coll.

394; Newell Antioch 441; Paris 1554; Hunter 3. Near extremely fine.

[No Reserve] £120 - 170

With a dealer ticket. Property of a Cambridgeshire gentleman.

Ex Twickenham collection, UK.

1980s London, UK, collection. Property of a London gentleman.

8036 z Macedonia - Alexander III (the Great) - Zeus AR Drachm. 4th century BC. Obv: head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin headdress. Rev: ALEXANDROY legend with Zeus seated left, right leg drawn back, holding eagle and sceptre; monograms or marks unclear. 4.18 grams. Good fine. £60 - 80 With a dealer ticket. Property of a Cambridgeshire gentleman.

8037 z Macedonia - Alexander III (the Great) - Zeus AR Drachm. 319-310 BC. Posthumous issue, Kolophon mint. Obv: head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin headdress. Rev: ALEXANDROY legend with Zeus seated left, right leg drawn back, holding eagle and sceptre; monogram of S and sideways in left field, EK monogram (E retrograde) beneath chair. 4.12 grams. Price 1794; SNG Cop 917.

Good very fine. £60 - 80 With a dealer ticket. Property of a Cambridgeshire gentleman.

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8042 Seleukid Kingdom - Philip I Philadelphus - Zeus AR Tetradrachm. 92-83 BC. Antioch mint. Obv: diademed head of Philip right. Rev: BASILEWS FILIPPOY EPIFANOYS FILADELFOY in four vertical lines to right and left of Zeus seated left, right leg drawn back, holding Nike and sceptre; DI monogram beneath throne with S in exergue. 14.97 grams. BMC 4; Newell Antioch 449; Paris 1548.

Extremely fine. [No Reserve] £100 - 140

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8043 z Syracuse - Dionysios I - AE Drachm. 405-367 BC. Obv: SYRA with head of Athena left, wearing Corinthian helmet decorated with wreath. Rev: sea-star between two dolphins. 24.30 grams. Hoover HGC 1436; SNG ANS 455; SNG Lloyd 1452; Basel 494; Virzi 1422. Near very fine. [No Reserve] £50 - 70

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8049 z Marc Antony - Legion III - Galley AR Denarius. 3231 BC. Military mint travelling with Mark Antony (Patrae?) Obv: ANT AVG III VIR R P C legend with galley right. Rev: LEG - III divided by legionary eagle with two standards. 3.41 grams. Craw. 544/15; Syd. 1217; RSC 28; Sear 1479 variant (legion number). Near very fine.

[No Reserve] £60 - 80

Property of a North London gentleman.

Property of a Middlesex gentleman.

8044 Thrace - Lysimachos - Athena AR Tetradrachm. 297-281 BC. Lysimachia mint. Obv: head of Alexander III right, with horn of Ammon. Rev: BASILEWS LYSIMAXOY to right and left of Athena seated left, holding Nike, transverse spear beside the throne, lion's head left in inner left field; DU monogram on side of throne. 15.02 grams. Thompson 16; Müller 51; Hoover HGC 1750a; Mionnet 32; Armenak hoard 649. Good very fine; flan cracked. £250 - 300 With a dealer ticket. Property of a Cambridgeshire gentleman.

8050 Marc Antony - Legion XX - Galley AR Denarius. 32-31 BC. Military mint travelling with Mark Antony (Patrae?) Obv: ANT AVG III VIR R P C legend with galley right, filleted sceptre on prow.

Rev: LEG XX to left and right of aquila between two standards. 3.58 grams. Syd. 1243; RSC 57; Sear 1479 variant (legion number). Good very fine. [No Reserve] £120 - 170 D. Adams collections, USA.

8051 z Nabatea - Malichus II and Queen Shuqailat - AR Sela. 40-70 AD. Obv: Aramaic legend, laureate head of Malichus II right with loosely waved hair. Rev: Aramaic legend, veiled and draped bust of Shuqailat right; date off flan. 3.87 grams. Barkay 203-210. £60 - 80 Property of a North London gentleman.

8045 Pinarius Natta - Victory AR Denarius. 149 BC. Rome mint.

Obv: helmetted head of Roma right; X behind. Rev: Victory in biga right with NATTA (TTA in monogram) below; ROMA in exergue. 3.09 grams. Craw. 208/1; Syd. 390; RSC Pinaria 1; Sear 89. Near extremely fine. [No Reserve] £50 - 70 Property of a Cambridgeshire gentleman.

8046 z C Linius L f Macer - Minerva AR Denarius. 84 BC. Rome mint. Obv: diademed bust of Apollo left brandishing thunderbolt, cloak over shoulder. Rev: Minerva in quadriga right holding spear and shield; C LICINIVS L F / MACER in two lines in exergue. 3.96 grams. Craw. 354/1; Syd. 732; RSC Licinia 16; Sear 274. Very fine. [No Reserve] £50 - 70

8052 Claudius - Spes AE Sestertius. 41-42 AD. Rome mint. Obv: TI CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG P M TR P IMP legend with laureate bust right. Rev: SPES AVGVSTA legend with Spes walking left holding flower. 27.05 grams. RIC 99; BMC 124; Sear 1853. Very fine. Scarce. £80 - 100

With a dealer ticket. Property of a Cambridgeshire gentleman.

Property of a Cambridgeshire gentleman.

8047 z Judea - Herod II Archelaus - Prutah. 4 BC-5 AD. Jerusalem mint. Obv: HRwDOY (of Herod) legend with bunch of grapes on vine with leaf on left. Rev: EQNARXOY (of the Ethnarch) legend with crested helmet with cheek straps, caduceus in lower left field. 2.52 grams. RPC 4917; Meshorer 6; Hendin 1196; BMC 19. [No Reserve] £50 - 70 Property of a North London gentleman.

8048 Judea - Augustus - Prutah. 8-9 AD. Prefectus Marcus Ambibulus, dated year 39. Obv: KAICAROC legend with corn-ear.

Rev: palm tree with date L across lower fields. 2.26 grams. RPC 4955; Meshorer 2; Sofaer 3-5; Hendin 1329. See Wildwinds.com (this coin). [No Reserve] £50 - 70

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8053 Claudius and Herod Agrippa - Temple Bronze. 42-43 AD. Struck in Caesarea Maritima, Samaria, dated Year 7. Obv: TIBERIOS KAISAR SEBASTOS GER (clockwise from top right) legend with laureate head of Claudius right. Rev: BASILEWS MEGAS AGRIPPAS FILOKAISAR (clockwise from top right) around legend with date LZ in pediment of a distyle temple containing Agrippa, Claudius and two other figures. 11.32 grams. RPC 4983; Meshorer 8; Meshorer JC 89; BMC 23; Paris 133; Hendin 554. See Wildwinds.com (this coin). £1,000 - 1,400 Property of a North London gentleman.

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8054 z Judea - Claudius - Prutah. 54 AD. Jerusalem, struck for Agrippina II, dated Year 14. Obv: TI KLAYDIOC KAISAR GERM legend with two crossed palm branches, date L ID below. Rev: IOY / LIA AG / RIPPI / NA in four lines within laurel wreath. 2.28 grams.

RPC 4970; Meshorer 32; Hendin 1347. [No Reserve] £50 - 70 Property of a North London gentleman.

8055 Trajan - Trophy AR Denarius. 107-108 AD. Rome mint.

Obv: IMP TRAIANO AVG GER DAC P M TR P legend with laureate bust right. Rev: COS V P P S P Q R OPTIMO PRINC legend with trophy. 3.33 grams. RIC 147b; BMC 359; RSC 100; Sear 3132. Near extremely fine. £80 - 100

8059 Antoninus Pius - Salus-Fortuna AE Sestertius. 144 AD. Rome mint. ANTONINVS AVG PIVS P P TR P COS III legend with laureate bust right; Rev: DES IIII legend with Salus-Fortuna standing left feeding snake coiled around altar before from right hand and holding rudder on globe in left; S - C across fields. 24.92 grams. RIC 749; BMC 1647; Sear 4171. Good very fine. £100 - 140 With a dealer ticket. Property of a Cambridgeshire gentleman.

With two dealer tickets. Property of a Cambridgeshire gentleman.

8056 Trajan - Pax AE Sestertius. 104 AD. Rome mint. Obv: IMP CAES NERVAE TRAIANO AVG GERM DAC P M TR P COS V P P legend with laureate bust right. Rev: S P Q R OPTIMO PRINCIPI legend with Pax standing left holding olive-branch and cornucopia with foot set on bust of Dacian captive; S - C across fields. 24.66 grams. RIC 504; BMC 802; Sear 3198. Almost extremely fine. £700 - 900 Property of a North London gentleman.

8060 Antoninus Pius - AE Honos Sesterius. 146 AD. Rome mint.

Obv: ANTONINVS AVG PIVS P P TR P legend with laureate bust right. Rev: HONORI AVG COS IIII legend with togate Honos standing facing holding branch and cornucopia; S - C across fields. 12.55 grams. RIC 772; BMC 1683; Sear 4179. Extremely fine. £150 - 200 European art market before 2000. Acquired on the UK art market. Collection of a Surrey, UK, gentleman.

8061 z Antoninus Pius - Securitas AE Sestertius. 146 AD. Rome mint. Obv: ANTONINVS AVG PIVS TR P COS IIII legend with laureate bust right. Rev: [no legend] Securitas seated left at ease, holding sceptre, with head propped on left hand; S - C across fields.

22.75 grams. RIC 782; BMC 1712; Sear 4222. Near very fine. Scarce. £50 - 70 Buckland Dix Wood, lot 64, 1995, with lot card. Property of a Kent, UK, collector.

8057 Hadrian - Pietas AE Sestertius. 133 AD. Rome mint. Obv: HADRIANVS AVG COS III P P legend with laureate bust right. Rev: PIETAS AVG legend with Pietas standing left with both hands raised, altar before and stork standing right behind; S - C across fields. 24.07 grams. RIC 771; BMC 1532; Sear 3616. Good very fine. £500 - 700 Property of a North London gentleman.

8058 z Hadrian - Providentia AE Sestertius. 135 AD. Rome mint. Obv: HADRIANVS AVG COS III P P legend with laureate bust right. Rev: PROVIDENTIA AVG legend with Providentia standing left holding wand in right hand over globe before and sceptre in left; S C across fields. 26.45 grams. RIC 772; BMC 1536; Sear 3624 (note: Sear refers to figure leaning on column, probably in error). Near very fine. £60 - 80

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8062 Marcus Aurelius - Mars SC Sestertius. 165 AD. Rome mint. Obv: M AVREL ANTONINVS AVG ARMENIACVS P M legend with laureate bust right. Rev: TR POT XIX IMP II COS III legend with Mars standing right resting on spear and shield; S - C across fields.

21.09 grams. RIC 898; Sear 5002 variant (date). Good very fine. £500 - 700 Property of a North London gentleman.

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8063 z Elagabalus - Laetitia AR Antoninianus. 219 AD. Rome mint. Obv: IMP ANTONINVS AVG legend with radiate and draped bust right. Rev: LAETITIA PVBL legend with Laetitia standing left holding wreath and rudder. 4.40 grams. RIC 94; BMC 143; RSC 71; Sear 7490. Near extremely fine. [No Reserve] £80 - 100 English collection, 1980s. Acquired on the UK art market. Property of an Essex gentleman.

8069 Volusian - Emperor Sacrificing AR Antoninianus. 253 AD. Rome mint. Obv: IMP CAE C VIB VOLUSIANVS AVG legend with radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right. Rev: P M TR P IIII COS II legend with togate emperor standing left sacrificing over tripod altar before. 3.06 grams. RIC 141; RSC 94; Sear 9763. Extremely fine. [No Reserve] £40 - 60 8064 Elagabalus - Victory AR Antoninianus. 219 AD. Rome mint. Obv: IMP CAES ANTONINVS AVG legend with radiate and draped bust right. Rev: VICTOR ANTONINI AVG legend with Victory advancing right holding wreath and palm. 5.19 grams. RIC 153; BMC 124; RSC 293; Sear 7553. Extremely fine. £60 - 80 Acquired UK market. Property of a Hertfordshire gentleman.

8065 z Severus Alexander - Sol AR Denarius. 232 AD. Rome mint. Obv: IMP ALEXANDER PIVS AVG legend with laureate and draped bust right. Rev: P M TR P XII COS III P P legend with Sol walking left raising right hand holding whip in left. 2.94 grams. RIC 120; BMC 930; RSC 440; Sear 7853 variant (TR P number).

Extremely fine. [No Reserve] £40 - 60 Property of a Cambridgeshire gentleman. With a dealer ticket.

8066 z Orbiana - Concordia AR Denarius. 225 AD. Wife of Severus Alexander, Rome mint. Obv: SALL BARBIA ORBIANA AVG legend with draped bust right. Rev: CONCORDIA AVGG legend with Concordia seated left holding patera and double cornucopia. 2.20 grams. RIC 319; BMC 287; RSC 1; Sear 8191. Near very fine.

Scarce. £50 - 70 Buckland Dix Wood, lot 89 (part), 1995, with lot card. Property of a Kent, UK, collector.

With a dealer ticket. Property of a Cambridgeshire gentleman.

8070 z Gordian III and Tranquillina - Singara - Tyche Bronze. 243-244 AD. Obv: AYTOK K M ANT GORDIANON CAB TRANKYLLINA CEB legend with confronted busts of Gordian III, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Gordian right, facing diademed and draped bust of Tranquillina left. Rev: AYR CEP KOL CINGARA legend with Tyche, turreted, veiled and draped, sitting left on rock, holding corn-ears, centaur left above her, river god swimming left below. 21.14 grams. Paris 1966.453; Chandon de Briailles 1175; Winterthur G5315. Very fine. [No Reserve] £50 - 70 Property of a North London gentleman.

8071 z Probus - Emperor Riding AE Antoninianus. 278-280 AD. Rome mint. Obv: IMP PROBVS AVG legend with radiate and mantled bust right. Rev: ADVENTVS AVG legend with emperor riding left with right hand raised and sceptre in left with captive seated on ground before; R* in exergue. 3.90 grams. RIC 157; Sear 11953.

Extremely fine. [No Reserve] £50 - 70 Property of a North London gentleman.

8072 z Probus - Temple AE Antoninianus. 277-280 AD. Rome mint. Obv: IMP PROBVS P F AVG legend with radiate and mantled bust left holding eagle-tipped sceptre. Rev: ROMAE AETER legend with hexastyle temple with Roma seated facing inside holding Victory and sceptre; R [thunderbolt] in exergue. 4.13 grams. RIC 186; Sear 12027 variant (mark in exergue). Good very fine. [No Reserve] £50 - 70 Property of a North London gentleman.

8067 Julia Mamaea - Felicitas AR Denarius. 228 AD. Mother of Severus Alexander, Rome mint. Obv: IVLIA MAMAEA AVG legend with draped bust right. Rev: FELICITAS PVBLICA legend with Felicitas standing facing, head left, with legs crossed holding caduceus and leaning left arm on column. 4.02 grams. RIC 335; BMC 483; RSC 24; Sear 8209. Extremely fine. [No Reserve] £40 - 60 With a dealer ticket. Property of a Cambridgeshire gentleman.

8068 z Trebonianus Gallus - Antioch - Eagle Tetradrachm.

252 AD. Antioch mint. Obv: AYTOK K G OYIB TREB GALLOC CEB legend with laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, seen from the back, four dots below. Rev: DHMARX EXOYCIAC legend with eagle standing left, head and tail right, holding wreath in its beak; between legs with SC in exergue. 9.19 grams. Prieur 663; Dura I, 583; BMC 639. See Wildwinds.com (this coin). Near extremely fine. [No Reserve] £40 - 60

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8073 Probus - Securitas AE Antoninianus. 279 AD. Ticinum mint. Obv: IMP PROBVS AVG legend with radiate and mantled bust left holding eagle-tipped sceptre. Rev: SECVRIT PERP legend with Securitas standing facing with right hand on head and leaning on column; VIXXI in exergue, * - I across fields. 5.90 grams. RIC 525; Sear 12033. Almost extremely fine. [No Reserve] £50 - 70 Property of a North London gentleman.

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8074 Julian I of Pannonia - Pannoniae AE Antoninianus.

November 284-February 285 AD. Siscia mint. Obv: IMP C M AVR IVLIANVS PF AVG legend with radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right. Rev: PANNONIAE AVG legend with the two Pannoniae standing facing, one looking right and holding standard, the other looking left, both raising their right arms, S in left field; mintmark XXI in exergue. 3.66 grams. RIC 4; cf. C 5-6; Hunter 3; Sear 12430. Good very fine. Rare. £500 - 700

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8080 Constantine I (the Great) - Wreath Bronze. 320-321 AD. Ticinum mint. Obv: CONSTANTINVS AVG legend with laureate bust right. Rev: D N CONSTANTINVS AVG legend with VOT / XX in two lines within wreath; mintmark PT below. 2.89 grams. RIC vii, p.379, 140; Sear 16212. Extremely fine. [No Reserve] £40 - 60 Property of a North London gentleman.

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8075 z Maximian under Carausius - London - Pax AE Antoninianus. 292-293 AD. Struck under Carausius, London mint.

Obv: IMP C MAXIMIANVS P F AVG legend with radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right. Rev: PAX AVGGG legend with Pax standing left holding olive-branch and sceptre, S - P in fields; mintmark M L XXI in exergue. 3.79 grams. RIC v(ii), p.555, 34; Sear 13158. Near extremely fine. Scarce. £120 - 170 Ex Shlomo Moussieff collection. Issued by Carausius in support of his claim to be a legitimate colleague of the emperors Diocletian and Maximian.

8076 z Galerius Maximian - AE Genius Follis. 298-230 AD. Thessalonica mint. Obv: GAL VAL MAXIMIANVS NOB CAES legend with laureate bust right. Rev: GENIO POPVLI ROMANI legend with Genius standing left holding flowing patera and cornucopia; mintmark TSB in exergue. 9.70 grams. RIC vi, p.512, 20b; Sear 14370. Good very fine. [No Reserve] £80 - 100

8081 Constantine I (the Great) - Wreath Bronze. 320-321 AD. Siscia mint. Obv: CONSTANTINVS AVG legend with laureate bust right. Rev: D N CONSTANTINI MAX AVG legend with VOT / XX in two lines within wreath; mintmark SIS* below. 3.07 grams. RIC vii, pp.443-444, 148; Sear 16219. Good extremely fine. [No Reserve] £40 - 60 Property of a North London gentleman.

English collection, 1980s. Acquired on the UK art market. Property of an Essex gentleman.

8077 z Constantine I (the Great) - London - Sol AE Follis.

310-312 AD. London mint. Obv: CONSTANTINVS P F AVG legend with laureate and cuirassed bust right. Rev: COMITI AVGG NN legend with Sol standing left holding globe and whip; mintmark PLN in exergue, star in right field. 4.87 grams. RIC vi, p.135, 153; Sear 15875. Extremely fine. [No Reserve] £50 - 70 Property of a North London gentleman.

8078 z Constantine I (the Great) - Two Victories Bronze.

318-319 AD. Ticinum mint. Obv: IMP CONSTANTINVS MAX AVG legend with helmetted and laureate cuirassed bust right. Rev: VICTORIAE LAETAE PRINC PERP legend with two Victories standing holding shield between inscribed VOT P R in two lines resting on altar inscribed C; mintmark P T in exergue. 2.95 grams.

RIC vii, pp.372-373; 91; Sear 16300. Extremely fine. [No Reserve] £40 - 60

8082 Constantine I (the Great) - Vexillum and Captives Bronze. 319-320 AD. Ticinum mint. Obv: CONSTANTINVS AVG legend with helmetted and cuirassed bust right. Rev: VIRTVS EXERCIT legend with vexillum inscribed VOT / XX in two lines between seated captives at sides; mintmark PT in exergue. 2.81 grams. RIC vii, pp.367-368; 114; Sear 16322. Extremely fine. [No Reserve] £40 - 60 Property of a North London gentleman.

Property of a North London gentleman.

8079 z Licinius I - Wreath Bronze. 320 AD. Ticinum mint. Obv: IMP LICINIVS AVG legend with laureate bust right. Rev: D N LICINI INVICT AVG legend with VOT / XX in two lines within wreath; mintmark PT below. 2.83 grams. RIC vii, p.378, 132; Sear 15341.

Extremely fine. [No Reserve] £40 - 60 Property of a North London gentleman.

8083 Crispus - Wreath Bronze. 320-321 AD. Ticinum mint. Obv: CRISPVS NOB CAES legend. Rev: DOMINOR NOSTROR CAESS legend with VOT / V in two lines within wreath; mintmark ST below.

3.70 grams. RIC vii, p.380, 153; Sear 16782. Extremely fine. [No Reserve] £40 - 60 Property of a North London gentleman.

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8084 Constantine II - Wreath Bronze. 320-321 AD. Siscia mint.

Obv: CONSTANTINVS IVN NOB C legend with laureate bust right.

Rev: CAESAR NOSTRORVM legend with VOT / X in two lines within wreath; mintmark ESIS* below. 3.18 grams. RIV vii, p.444, 163; Sear 17175. Near as struck. [No Reserve] £40 - 60 Property of a North London gentleman.

Coins

8089 Canada - Hudson's Bay Co - 1/4 Beaver Pelt Token. Middle 19th century AD. Bronze. Obv: Company arms in wreath. Rev: HB monogram / E M / ¼ / N B in four lines. 3.92 grams, 22mm. Good very fine. Scarce. £200 - 300 Acquired UK market. Property of a Chelmsford gentleman. These beaver pelt tokens are one of the few relics that can definitively be attributed to the Canadian fur trade; they were issued in the East Main district (E M on the tokens) to fur trappers for 'made' beaver skins in denominations of h, ¼, ½ and 1 pelt as payment and they could be spent in the Hudson's Bay Company stores; the 'N B' on the tokens was a die error and should be 'M B' for 'made beaver'.

8085 Julian II - AR Wreath Siliqua. 361-362 AD. Lugdunum mint. Obv: FL CL IVLIANVS PP AVG legend with diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. Rev: VOTIS / V / MVLTIS / X in four lines within wreath; mintmark SLVG below. 1.43 grams. RIC viii, p.195, 261; RSC 163; Sear 19130. Very fine. [No Reserve] £80 - 100 English collection, 1980s. Acquired on the UK art market. Property of an Essex gentleman.

8090 Cyprus - 1907 - 18 Piastres. Dated 1907 AD. Obv: profile bust with EDWARDVS VII DEI GRATIA REX IMPERATOR legend.

Rev: crown over ribbon inscribed CYPRUS over arms dividing date with EIGHTEEN PIASTRES legend. 11.14 grams. KM# 10. Good fine. Rare. [No Reserve] £100 - 140 Acquired London, UK. Property of a Harwich gentleman.

8086 Andonicus III Palaelogus - St Demetrius AR Basilikon.

1328-1341 AD. Constantinople mint. Obv: Christ enthroned facing.

Rev: emperor and St Demetrius standing facing with legend around.

1.76 grams. LPC, p.118, 3; Gr 1317; Sear 2471. Very fine. Rare. £100 - 140

8091 z India - Kushan Period - Coin Die Pair [2]. Circa 3rd century AD or later. Group comprising: a pair of bronze coin dies, possibly to strike gold dinar coins; the obverse depicting a standing figure with inscriptions, the reverse depicting a seated nimbate facing figure with inscriptions. 61.72, 58.03 grams, 28mm diameter. Good very fine. Rare. £500 - 700 UK art market, 1990s. Property of a London gentleman.

With dealer ticket. Property of a North London gentleman.

8087 Andonicus III Palaelogus - St Demetrius AR Reduced Basilikon. 1328-1341 AD. Constantinople mint. Obv: Christ enthroned facing. Rev: emperor and St Demetrius standing facing with inscription around. 1.13 grams. LPC, p.118, 4; Gr 1318; Sear 2472. Good very fine. Rare. £100 - 140 With dealer ticket. Property of a North London gentleman.

8088 z John V Palaelogus - Anna AR Basilikon. 1341-1391 AD. Constantinople mint. Obv: Anna and emperor standing facing.

Rev: St Demetrius and Virgin standing facing with cross between and legend around. 1.49 grams. LPC p.136, 6; Sear 2507. Good fine.

Rare. £100 - 140

8092 Islamic - Morocco - Wattasid - Gold Double Dinar. 14651504 AD. Abu 'Abdallah Mohammed Al Sa'id ibn Yahya issue, 869-910h. Obv: inscription in four lines within square with repeated inscription to spandrels. Rev: inscription in four lines within square with repeated inscription to spandrels. 4.21 grams. OCTV I, 507.

Good very fine. £300 - 400 Property of a Middlesex gentleman.

8093 z Islamic - Ayyubid of Yemen - AR Dirham. 602 h. alNasir Ayyub, Zabid mint. Obv: inscription in three lines within tressure with inscription around. Rev: inscription in three lines within tressure with inscription around. 2.04 grams. Wilkes 1, 1124; Bolag 954; ALB 1094.1. Good very fine. Rare. [No Reserve] £50 - 70 With dealer ticket. Property of a North London gentleman.

For charges payable in addition to the final hammer price of each Lot see paragraphs 19 & 26 of buyer's T&C's

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wreck; the 'Cabalva' was a British East Indiaman ship, wrecked at Cargados Carajos (also known as the Shoals of St. Brandon) while sailing from England to China on only her fourth voyage; she ran aground 7 July 1818 but some of her crew were later rescued; the estimated value of her lost cargo was £149,750, some of which, in the form of Spanish American 'pieces of eight', was recovered by divers who discovered the site of the wreck in 1985.

8094 Islamic - Ayyubid of Yemen - AR Half Dirham. 579-593 h. al-'Aziz Tughtekin, Zabid mint. Obv: inscriptions around triangles.

Rev: inscriptions around triangles. 0.64 grams. Wilkes 1, 1121; SICAA1090. Very fine. Rare. [No Reserve] £50 - 70 With dealer ticket. Property of a North London gentleman.

8095 z Spain - Ferdinand VII - 1812 - Shipwreck 8 Reales.

Dated 1812 AD. Cuenca mint. Obv: profile bust with date below and FERDIN VII DEI GRATIA legend. Rev: crowned arms with R over C to left and 8 over SF to right and HISPANIARUM REX legend. 23.25 grams. KM# 466.1. Good very fine; light sea salvage surfaces. Very rare. £100 - 140 By inheritance from his late father. Property of a Jersey gentleman. This coin, together with similar examples also in this sale, is possibly from the 'Cabalva'

By inheritance from his late father. Property of a Jersey gentleman. This coin, together with similar examples also in this sale, is possibly from the 'Cabalva' wreck; the 'Cabalva' was a British East Indiaman ship, wrecked at Cargados Carajos (also known as the Shoals of St. Brandon) while sailing from England to China on only her fourth voyage; she ran aground 7 July 1818 but some of her crew were later rescued; the estimated value of her lost cargo was £149,750, some of which, in the form of Spanish American 'pieces of eight', was recovered by divers who discovered the site of the wreck in 1985.

8097 z USA - 1877 - Trade Dollar. Dated 1877 AD. Obv: seated Liberty with date below and stars around. Rev: eagle holding branch and arrows with 420 GRAINS 900 FINE below and UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TRADE DOLLAR legend. 27.18 grams. KM# 108.

Good very fine; old brooch mount scars to reverse. [No Reserve] £60 - 80

8098 Apameia - Phrygia - Cult Image Bronze.

£30 - 40

8121 Thessaly - Mixed Bronzes Group [5].

£40 - 60

8099 Gaul - AE Portrait Unit.

£30 - 40

8122 Seleucid Empire - Demetrius I - Elephant Bronze.

£20 - 30

8100 Egypt - Two Eagles Bronzes [2].

£30 - 40

8123 Seleukos I - Bull Bronze.

£30 - 40

8101 Egypt - Ptolemy VI - Eagles Hemidrachm.

£30 - 40

8124 Pontus - Amisos - Pegasos Bronze.

£40 - 60

£120 - 170

8125 Paphlagonia - Amastris - Athena Bronze.

£40 - 60

8103 Amisos - Cista Mystica Bronze.

£30 - 40

8126 Thessallian League - Bronzes Group [5].

£40 - 60

8104 Lycaonia - Wolf AR Obol.

£40 - 60

8127 Indo-Scythian - Azes - Demeter & Hermes Bronze.

£30 - 40

8105 Uncertain Issue - Double Struck AR Boar Unit.

£20 - 30

8128 Kushan Bronzes and Indo-Greek Drachm [6].

£40 - 60

8106 Amisos - Cista Mystica Bronze.

£30 - 40

8129 Egypt - Eagle Bronze.

£20 - 30

8107 Carthage - Punic War - AE Shekels [4].

£30 - 49

8130 Macedonia - Anonymous Shield Half Unit.

£30 - 40

8108 Thrace - Byzantion - Trident Bronze.

£40 - 60

8131 Kolophon - Ionia - AR Quarter Obol.

£30 - 40

8109 Babylon - Mazaaeus - Zeus Bronze.

£20 - 30

8132 Tacitus - Felicitas AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8110 Seleukid - Antioch ad Orontem - Zeus Bronze.

£30 - 40

8133 Gordian III - Fortuna AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8111 Troas - Assos - Lion's Head AR Obol.

£40 - 60

8134 Antoninus Pius - Temple AR Denarius.

£40 - 60

8112 Dobunni - Eisu - 'OXO' AR Unit.

£50 - 70

8135 Victorinus - AE Antoninianii [6].

£40 - 60

8113 British Celtic - AE and Potin Coin Group [5].

£30 - 40

8136 Gordian III - Apollo AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8114 Macedonia - Alexander III (the Great) - AR Drachm. £40 - 60

8137 Allectus - Colchester - Galley Quinarius.

£30 - 40

8115 Pisidia - Termessos - Horse Bronze.

£40 - 60

8138 Gordian III and Philip I - AR Antoninianii [10].

8116 Egypt - Two Eagles Bronze.

£40 - 60

8139 Faustina I - Denarius and Ases [3].

£40 - 60

8117 Dobunni - AR 'Cotswold Eagle' Unit.

£40 - 60

8140 Theodosius I - Wreath Bronze.

£40 - 60

8118 Gaul - Suessiones - Pig-Tailed Dancer Potin.

£30 - 40

8141 Zeno - Monogram Small Bronze.

£20 - 30

8119 Apameia - Phrygia - Cult Image Bronze.

£30 - 49

8142 Gordian III - Concordia AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8120 Apollonia Pontica - AR Drachm.

£40 - 60

8143 Trajan - Vesta AR Denarius.

£20 - 30

8102 Corieltauvi - Proto Boar AR Unit.

18

8096 z Spanish America - Charles IV - 1801 - Shipwreck 8 Reales. Dated 1801 AD. Mexico mint. Obv: profile bust with date below and CAROLUS IIII DEI GRATIA legend. Rev: crowned arms between pillars with HISPAN ET IND REX o/M 8R F M legend. 22.57 grams. KM# 109. Very fine; edge ragged; sea salvage surfaces. [No Reserve] £50 - 70

£100 - 140

For charges payable in addition to the final hammer price of each Lot see paragraphs 19 & 26 of buyer's T&C's

TimeLine Auctions

Coins

8144 Philip I - Nisibis - Shrine Tetradrachm.

£30 - 40

8183 L Marcius Philippus - Aqueduct AR Denarius.

£30 - 40

8145 Gallienus - Securitas AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8184 Gallienus - Providentia AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8146 Tacitus - Pax AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8185 Valerian I - Sol AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8147 Licinius I - London - Genius AE Follis.

£20 - 30

8186 Probus - Mars AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8148 Heraclius - AE Half Follis.

£20 - 30

8187 Probus - Antoninianii [6].

£40 - 60

8149 Romanus I - Inscription Follis.

£20 - 30

8188 Julian II - Wreath Bronze.

£20 - 30

8150 Domitian - Alexandria - Eagle AE Diobol.

£30 - 40

8189 Augustus - C Plotius Rufus - SC Dupondius.

£20 - 30

8151 Gordian III - Laetitia AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8190 Severus II - Genius Quarter AE Follis.

£20 - 30

8152 Maximian - Folles [3].

£40 - 60

8191 Tacitus - Aequitas AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8153 Septimius Severus - Genius AR Denarius.

£40 - 60

8192 Vabalathus and Aurelian - Portrait AE Antoninianus. £40 - 60

8154 Trajan - Cappadocia - Club AR Hemidrachm.

£30 - 40

8193 Severus Alexander - Emperor AR Denarius.

£30 - 40

8155 Heraclius - AE Half Follis.

£20 - 30

8194 Diocletian and Maximian - Radiate Bronzes [10].

£50 - 70

8156 Maurice Tiberius - AE Follis.

£20 - 30

8195 Gordian III - Sol AR Denarius.

£30 - 40

8157 Valerian II - Altar AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8196 Tetricus I - Pax AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8158 Gratian - Emperor Standing Folles [12].

£60 - 80

8197 Caracalla - Tyre - Eagle Tetradrachm.

£30 - 40

8159 Leo V - AE Follis.

£20 - 30

8198 Galerius - Jupiter AE Follis.

£20 - 30

8160 Gallienus - Mars Billon Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8199 Gordian III - Sol AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8161 Faustina I - Aeternitas AE Dupondius.

£30 - 40

8200 Carausius - Salus AE Variant Antoninianus.

£40 - 60

8162 Diocletian - Jupiter AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8201 Gallienus - Animal AE Antoninianii [5].

£40 - 60

8163 Justinian I - AE Half Follis.

£20 - 30

8202 Gordian III - Providentia AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8164 Gallienus - Animal AE Antoninianii [5].

£40 - 60

8203 Philip I - Liberalitas AR Antoninianus.

£20 - 30

8165 Severus Alexander - Victory Standing AR Denarius.

£30 - 40

8204 Philip II - Laetitia AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8166 Otacilia Severa - Nisibis - Shrine Tetradrachm.

£30 - 40

8205 Postumus - Hercules AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8167 Justinian I - AE 12 Nummi.

£20 - 30

8206 Gordian III - Pax AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8168 Gordian III - Emperor Standing AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8207 Constantius II - Soldier & Fallen Horseman Bronze.

£10 - 20

8169 Victorinus - Pietas AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8208 Gordian III - Jupiter AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8209 Tacitus - Mars AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8170 Gallienus - AE Antoninianii [20].

£100 - 140

8171 Maurice Tiberius - AE Follis.

£20 - 30

8210 Gordian III - Securitas AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8172 Probus - Virtus AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8211 Family of Constantine I - Bronzes [7].

£50 - 70

8173 Philip I - Emperor Seated AR Antoninianus.

£20 - 30

8212 Maurice Tiberius - AE Follis.

£20 - 30

8174 Septimius Severus - Victory AR Denarii [2].

£30 - 40

8213 Gratian - Emperor on Prow Bronze.

£30 - 40

8175 Justinian I - AE Pentanummium.

£20 - 30

8214 Gallienus to Valentinian - Bronzes [20].

8176 Philip I - Antioch - Eagle Tetradrachm.

£40 - 60

8215 Victorinus - Pax AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8177 Maurice Tiberius - AE Decanummium.

£20 - 30

8216 Overstruck - AE Follis.

£20 - 30

8178 Mixed AE Antoninianii [6].

£60 - 80

8217 Helena - Pax Bronze.

£20 - 30

8179 Gallienus - Spes AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8218 Diocletian - Jupiter AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8180 Constantine I (the Great) - Two Soldiers Bronze.

£10 - 20

8219 Julia Mamaea - Venus AE Sestertius.

£20 - 30

8181 Justinian I - AE Follis.

£20 - 30

8220 Gallienus and Salonina - Antoninianii [5].

£40 - 60

8182 Justin I - AE Half Follis.

£20 - 30

8221 Crispus - London - Sol Bronze.

£10 - 20

For charges payable in addition to the final hammer price of each Lot see paragraphs 19 & 26 of buyer's T&C's

£100 - 140

19

Coins

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TimeLine Auctions

8222 Gordian III - Antioch - Eagle Billon Tetradrachm.

£30 - 40

8261 Helena - Pax Bronze.

£20 - 30

8223 Valerian I and Postumus - Antoninianii [3].

£50 - 70

8262 Valerian I - Emperor AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8224 Gallienus - Providentia AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8263 Gallienus - Goat AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8225 Theodora - Pietas Bronze.

£10 - 20

8264 Trajan Decius - Antioch - Eagle Tetradrachm.

£40 - 60

8226 Galerius Maximian - AE Genius Follis.

£40 - 60

8265 Claudius II Gothicus - Victory AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8227 Galerius Maximian - Genius AE Follis.

£20 - 30

8266 Herennius Etruscus - Antioch - Billon Tetradrachm.

£30 - 40

8228 Justin II - AE Follis.

£20 - 30

8267 Postumus - Pax AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8229 Philip II - Emperor Standing AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8268 Tetricus II - Spes AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8230 Gordian III - Hercules AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8269 L Pomponius Molo - Sacrifice AR Denarius.

£30 - 40

8231 Severus Alexander - Ionia - Tyche Bronze.

£30 - 40

8270 Gallienus - Sol AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8232 Constantine I (the Great) - Sol AE Folles [3].

£30 - 40

8271 Philip - Nisibis - Shrine Tetradrachm.

£30 - 40

8233 Macrinus - Nicopolis - Athena Bronze.

£20 - 30

8272 Allectus - Colchester - Galley AE Quinarius.

£30 - 40

8234 Aurelian - Antoninianii and Denarius [5].

£40 - 60

8273 Severus Alexander - Mars AR Denarius.

£20 - 30

8235 Trajan - Providentia AR Denarius.

£20 - 30

8274 Philip I - Sestertius, As, AE and Tetradrachm [4].

£40 - 60

8236 Valentinian II - Emperor Bronze.

£10 - 20

8275 Severus Alexander - Roma AR Denarius.

£30 - 40

8237 Maurice Tiberius - AE Pentanummium.

£20 - 30

8276 Claudius II Gothicus - AE Antoninianii [14].

£60 - 80

8238 Gordian III - Fides AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8277 Gallienus and Salonina - AE Antoninianii [7].

£30 - 40

8239 Gordian III - Liberalitas AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8278 Constantine VII - AE Follis.

£20 - 30

8240 Tacitus to Carinus - Antoninianii [11].

£50 - 70

8279 Probus - Felicitas AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8241 Licinius I - Jupiter AE Follis.

£20 - 30

8280 Gordian III - Providentia AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8242 Maurice Tiberius - AE Follis.

£20 - 30

8281 Valerian - Apollo AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8243 Antoninus Pius - Fides AE Dupondius.

£20 - 30

8282 Postumus - Striking Error Billon Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8244 Constantine I - London - Concordia AE Follis.

£30 - 40

8283 Gordian III & Tranquillina - Singara - Tyche Bronze. £30 - 40

8245 Tetricus I - Laetitia AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8284 Victorinus to Tetricus I - AE Antoninianii [20].

8246 Philip I - Roma AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8285 Gallienus - Centaur AE Antoninianus.

8247 Trajan - Alexandria - Serpent Tetradrachm.

£20 - 30

8286 Gallienus & Valerian I - AE Antoninianii [20].

8248 Constantine II - Altar Bronze.

£10 - 20

8287 Gratian - Emperor on Prow Bronze.

£30 - 40

8249 Heraclius and Heraclius Constntine - AE 12 Nummi. £20 - 30

8288 Faustina I - Providentia AE Dupondius.

£40 - 60

8250 Crispus - Wreath Bronze.

£30 - 40

8289 Postumus - Jupiter AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8251 Septimius Severus - AR Denarii [2].

£30 - 40

8290 Helena - Pax Bronze.

£20 - 30

8252 Vespasian - Judea AR Denarius.

£40 - 60

8291 Gordian III - Jupiter AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8253 Victorinus - Fides AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8292 Valentinian III - Victory Small Bronze.

£20 - 30

8254 Postumus - Sol AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8293 Maximian - Genius Folles [6].

£50 - 70

8255 Ti Quinctius - Hercules AR Denarius.

£30 - 40

8294 Claudius II Gothicus - Altar AE Antoninianus.

£40 - 60

8256 Trajan - Victory AR Denarius.

£30 - 40

8295 Antoninus Pius and Others - AR Denarii [6].

£40 - 60

8257 Tetricus I and Constantine I - Bronzes [2].

£10 - 20

8296 Philip I - Felicitas AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8258 Divus Antoninus Pius - AR Altar Denarius.

£40 - 60

8297 Mixed Bronzes [7].

£40 - 60

8259 P Satrienus - She-Wolf AR Denarius.

£30 - 40

8298 Maximian and Severus II - Bronzes [12].

£50 - 70

8260 Nero - Alexandria - Tetradrachms [10].

£50 - 70

8299 Maurice Tiberius - AE Decanummium.

£20 - 30

£100 - 140 £30 - 40 £100 - 140

For charges payable in addition to the final hammer price of each Lot see paragraphs 19 & 26 of buyer's T&C's

TimeLine Auctions

Coins

8300 Gordian III - Aequitas AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8339 Henry III - York / Ion - Long Cross Penny.

8301 Victorinus - Aequitas AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8340 Richard I - Winchester / Adam - Short Cross Penny. £40 - 60

8302 Domitian - Moneta AE As.

£40 - 60

8341 Henry III - London / Henry - Long Cross Penny.

£20 - 30

8303 Colonial Bronzes [15].

£50 - 70

8342 Henry III - Canterbury/Willem - Long Cross Penny.

£20 - 30

8304 Gordian III - Mars AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8343 Edward I - London - Long Cross Penny.

£20 - 30

8344 Elizabeth I - 1566 - Three Halfpence.

£30 - 40

8305 Victorinus to Tetricus I - AE Antoninianii [20].

£100 - 140

£20 - 30

8306 Caracalla - Mysia - Capricorn Bronze.

£40 - 60

8345 Henry VII - London - Facing Bust Halfpenny.

£30 - 40

8307 Maximinus II - Genius AE Follis.

£20 - 30

8346 Charles II - Tower - Penny.

£20 - 30

8308 Gallienus - Pegasus AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8347 Henry VII - York / Archb. Savage - Halfgroat.

£30 - 40

8309 Philip I - Annona AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8348 Henry VIII - Canterbury - Facing Bust Halfgroat.

£40 - 60

8310 Gordian III - Fortuna AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8349 William III & George III - 1/4d & 1/2d [2].

£10 - 20

8311 Trajan - Fortuna AR Denarius.

£20 - 30

8350 Victoria - 1887 I - Double Florin and Halfcrown [2]. £20 - 30

8312 Elagabalus - Eagle Tetradrachm.

£30 - 40

8351 George V - 1928 - Modified Effigy Halfcrown.

£30 - 40

8313 Salonina - Fecunditas AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8352 George V - 1927 - Modified Effigy Shilling.

£30 - 40

8314 Salonina - Venus - AE Antoninianus.

£30 - 40

8353 George VI & Elizabeth II - Crowns [5].

£40 - 60

8315 Severus Alexander - Mysia - Wolf and Twins Bronze. £40 - 60

8354 George VI - 1937 - Proof English Shilling.

£20 - 30

8316 Claudius II Gothicus - Eagle AE Antoninianus.

£40 - 60

8355 Victoria - 1887 - Shilling and Sixpences [4].

£20 - 30

8317 Maurice Tiberius - AE Follis.

£20 - 30

8356 Edward VII - 1903 - Halfcrown.

£30 - 40

8318 Philip I - Aequitas AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8357 Victoria - 1887 Roman - Double Florin.

£40 - 60

8319 Philip I / Gordian III - AR Hybrid Antoninianus.

£20 - 30

8358 George III - 1818 - Replica Halfcrown.

£10 - 20

8320 Vitellius - Provincial Mars AE As.

£20 - 30

8359 Victoria - 1861, 1893 , 1861 - 1/2d's and Cent [3].

£10 - 20

8321 Postumus and Carausius - AE Antoninianii [3].

£10 - 20

8360 George III - Engraved Twopence Memorial Token.

£40 - 60

8322 Constantius II - Emperor and Captives Bronze.

£20 - 30

8361 George III - 1762 - Threepence.

£20 - 30

8323 Allectus - London - Galley AE Quinarius.

£40 - 60

8362 George V - 1920, 1928 - Penny and Farthing [2].

£10 - 20

8324 Helena - Securitas Bronze.

£20 - 30

8363 Victoria - Halfpenny, Farthings & 1/2 Farthing [5].

£40 - 60

8325 Geta - AR Denarii [3].

£30 - 40

8364 Guernsey - 1956 - RM Double Proof Set [6].

£10 - 20

8326 Justinian I - AE 12 Nummi.

£20 - 30

8365 Victoria - 1849 - Godless Florin.

£20 - 30

8327 Gordian III - Sol AR Antoninianus.

£15 - 20

8366 Victoria and Edward VII - Groats and Sixpence [3].

£30 - 40

8328 Continental Issues - Series E and D - Sceattas [2].

£40 - 60

8367 George V - 1922 - Florin.

£20 - 30

8329 Secondary Phase - Series J, Type 37 - AR Sceatta.

£60 - 80

8368 George V - 1917 - Halfcrown.

£30 - 40

8330 Eclectic - Type 30b, Variety 2b - 'Wodan' Sceatta.

£60 - 80

8369 George VI - 1938, 1941, 1946 - Halfcrowns [3].

£30 - 40

8331 Northumbria - Eanred / Fordred - AE Styca.

£30 - 40

8370 Victoria - Pennies, 1/2d, 1/4ds and 1/2 Farthing [7]. £40 - 60

8332 Edward I - London - Long Cross Penny.

£40 - 60

8371 George II - 1745 LIMA - Shilling.

8333 Edward I - London - Long Cross Halfpenny.

£30 - 40

8372 George III - Threepence, Penny and Halfpenny [3]. £40 - 60

8334 Henry III - London / Nicole - Long Cross Penny.

£30 - 40

8373 Edward VII - 1908, 1909 - Halfcrowns [2].

8335 Henry III - London / Nicole - Long Cross Penny.

£20 - 30

8374 Elizabeth II - 1953 - Crowns & Coronation Sets [4]. £40 - 60

8336 Henry VI - London - Leaf Trefoil Penny.

£20 - 30

8375 George V - Farthings [7].

£50 - 70

8337 Edward I - Long Cross Penny Group [3].

£30 - 40

8376 Victoria - 1865 Die 10 - Gothic Florin.

£10 - 20

8338 Coin and Weight Group [8].

£20 - 30

8377 Islamic - Hosam al din Yuluk Arslan - Dirham.

£20 - 30

For charges payable in addition to the final hammer price of each Lot see paragraphs 19 & 26 of buyer's T&C's

£20 - 30

£30 - 40

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Coins

TimeLine Auctions

8378 Islamic - Nasir al din Urtuk Arslan - Dirham.

£20 - 30

8410 Spanish America - Charles IV - Shipwreck 8 Reales. £30 - 40

8379 USA - 1982 D - Washington Half Dollar.

£10 - 20

8411 17th Century - Token Farthing Group [16].

£50 - 70

8380 Kushan - Vima Kadphises - Siva Bronze.

£20 - 30

8412 Mexico - 1788 - Plated C/M 8 Reales Dollar.

£30 - 40

8381 Islamic - Arab-Byzantine - Standing Caliph Fals.

£20 - 30

8413 USA - A I Hopkins - 1850 - Copper Token Cent.

£30 - 40

8382 Turkey - Selim III - Islambul - Yuzluk.

£20 - 30

8414 Tudor Period - Lead Tokens Group [8].

£60 - 80

8383 Islamic - Ayyubids of Mesopotamia - Dirham.

£20 - 30

8415 William IV - 1831 - RM Copper Coronation Medal.

£10 - 20

8384 Islamic - Abu Sa'id Bahadur ibn Uljaitu - 2 Dinars.

£20 - 30

8416 German Democratic Republic - Medal Group [3].

£30 - 40

8385 Islamic - Najm al-Din Alpi - Dirham.

£20 - 30

8417 James III - Lead 'The Only Safeguard' Medallion.

£60 - 80

8386 Spanish America - Charles IV - Shipwreck 8 Reales. £30 - 40

8418 George II - Quiberon Bay - 1759 - Copper Medal.

£20 - 30

8387 Islamic - Nasir al din Urtuk Arslan - Dirham.

8419 Elizabeth II - 1972 - Silver Anniversary Medal.

£30 - 40

8388 Spanish America - Charles IV - Shipwreck 8 Reales. £30 - 40

8420 France - 1845 - Lyon Hospital Silver Medal.

£20 - 30

8389 USA - 1909 - Barber Quarter Dollar.

£10 - 20

8421 Japan - Elizabeth II - 1975 - Silver Visit Medal.

£30 - 40

8390 Spanish America - Ferdinand VII - Wreck 8 Reales.

£30 - 40

8422 Victoria - 1887 - Golden Jubilee Medal.

£20 - 30

8391 Germany - 2 and 5 Marks [4].

£50 - 70

8423 New - Coin Collecting Cases with Trays Group [4].

£60 - 80

8392 Spanish America - Charles IV - Shipwreck 8 Reales. £30 - 40

8424 New - Coin Titles (RRP £150.00) [8].

£50 - 70

8393 Islamic - Abu Sa'id Bahadur ibn Uljaitu - 2 Dinars.

£20 - 30

8425 New Ultrasonic Cleaner & Fluids (RRP £80.00).

£30 - 40

8394 Islamic - Abu Sa'id Bahadur ibn Uljaitu - 2 Dinars.

£20 - 30

8426 Coin Trays (RRP £70.00) [3].

£20 - 30

8395 Israel - Commemorative Silver 10 Lirots [4].

£40 - 60

8427 New - Coin Collecting Cases with Trays Group [4].

£40 - 60

8396 Spanish America - 1653(?) - Cob 2 Reals.

£30 - 40

8428 New - Coin Collecting Cases with Trays Group [4].

£60 - 80

8397 USA - 2001 - Vermont Quarter Dollar.

£10 - 20

8429 New - Coin Capsules and Accessories [17].

£20 - 30

8398 Islamic - Kutb al din Eel Ghazi ibn Alpi - Dirham.

£20 - 30

8430 New - Coin Trays and Albums [15].

£20 - 30

8399 Islamic - Nasir al din Urtuk Ardan - Dirham.

£20 - 30

8431 New - Single Coin Cases [27].

£20 - 30

8400 Spanish America - Ferdinand VII - Wreck 8 Reales.

£30 - 40

8432 New Box of 1,000 Coin Envelopes (RRP £61.00).

£20 - 30

8401 Sasanian - AR Drachms [2].

£30 - 40

8433 Self Adhesive Coin Holders [4 boxes].

£40 - 60

8402 Spain - Ferdinand VII - 1817 - Shipwreck 8 Reales.

£30 - 40

8434 New - Fletcher - Tokens and Tallies [5].

£20 - 30

8403 Islamic - Abu Sa'id Bahadur ibn Uljaitu - 2 Dinars.

£20 - 30

8435 New - Fletcher - Tokens and Tallies 1850-1950 [5]. £20 - 30

8404 Islamic - Abu Sa'id Bahadur ibn Uljaitu - 2 Dinars.

£20 - 30

8436 New - Sear - Roman Coins and Their Values IV [5]. £50 - 70

8405 France - Poitou - Melle - Charles the Bald - Denier.

£30 - 40

8437 Electronic Scales and Magnifier Group.

£40 - 60

8406 Turkey - Year 1187/8 - 2 Zolota.

£20 - 30

8438 New - Sear - Roman and Greek Imperial Coin [3].

£30 - 40

8407 USA - 1922 D - Silver Peace Dollar.

£20 - 30

8439 New - Coin Cases with Trays Group [3].

£30 - 40

8408 Turkey - Year 1203/3 - Yuzluk.

£20 - 30

8440 Coin Magnifiers and Tweezers [13].

£50 - 70

8441 New - Coin Albums, Cases and Pages [5].

£20 - 30

£20 - 30

8409 Spanish America - Charles IV - Shipwreck 8 Reales. £30 - 40

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For charges payable in addition to the final hammer price of each Lot see paragraphs 19 & 26 of buyer's T&C's

Terms & Conditions

Bidder/Buyer Terms and Conditions 1.

Interpretations and Definitions: the following terms generally apply within these Terms and Conditions; other terms are defined within specific sections following: Auctioneer – the firm TimeLine Auctions Ltd (“TimeLine” hereafter) or its authorised auctioneer, acting as Agent for the Seller.

TimeLine is a company registered in England and Wales (company no: 06873501) with registered office at 40 Kilmarnock Drive, Luton, LU2 7YP, UK. The website and telephone number are https://timelineauctions.com and ++44 (0) 1277 815121.

Agent – a person or body acting on behalf of another.

ALR – Art Loss Register - All lots with an upper estimate value of £1,000 and above and all ancient Western Asiatic lots are searched against the Art Loss Register database.

Auction – a sale event whether taking place live in real-time or of extended duration (Timed Auction).

Bid – a sum offered by a Bidder to purchase the Lot. Bidder – the person offering a Bid. Buyer – the Bidder who the Lot is Knocked Down to.

Buyer’s Premium – the percentage of the Hammer Price payable by the Buyer to TimeLine in accordance with clause 19.

CITES - Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species.

Data Protection Legislation –all applicable data protection and privacy legislation in force from time to time in the UK including the General Data Protection Regulation ((EU) 2016/679) (83) (GDPR); the Data Protection Act 2018; the Privacy and Electronic Communications Directive 2002/58/EC (as updated by Directive 2009/136/EC) and the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 (SI 2003/2426) as amended, and any and all applicable national data protection laws made under or pursuant to the GDPR, as may be amended or superseded from time to time.

Date of Sale – the date on which the Auctioneer Knocks Down the Lot. Group – any Lot comprising more than one item.

Hammer Price – the amount of the winning bid when Knocked Down by the Auctioneer to a Bidder.

Knock(ed/ing) Down – the act of the Auctioneer in bringing the Hammer down to complete the contract for the sale of the Lot to the Bidder submitting the highest bid.

Lot – the goods for sale.

Purchase Price – the total sum due for any Lot, including the Hammer Price, the Buyer’s Premium, any internet bidding fees, any shipping charges, taxes, duties or any other costs payable to TimeLine.

Registered Bidder –a Bidder who has registered with TimeLine for the purpose of taking part in any Auction. Reserve Price – the minimum Hammer Price at which a Lot may be Knocked Down.

Seller – the person offering the Lot for sale.

Title – legal rights of ownership of the Lot. 2.

Application: the singular includes the plural and vice versa and any reference to ‘he’, ‘she’ or ‘it’ applies to all of them.

3.

Basis of Contract: a.

These Terms and Conditions apply to the exclusion of any other terms that the Bidder/Buyer seeks to impose or incorporate, or which are implied by trade, custom, practice or course of dealing. b.

Each Buyer is required to carefully read the Terms and Conditions before offering a bid. When a Buyer makes a bid he/she acknowledges that he/she has read, understood and accepted these terms. c.

TimeLine does not act for or give advice to Bidders/Buyers.

4.

Dimensions, weights and colour: all dimensions and weights (including ring sizes) are approximate and are for general guidance only; a single dimension given is normally the greatest dimension for the piece(s). Although TimeLine have made

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every effort to precisely display the colours and condition of a Lot, TimeLine does not guarantee that a device displays them accurately. The Lot may vary slightly from those images.

5.

Condition: items are briefly described with respect to condition using various phrases to signify the overall and general condition. It should be noted that items having significant age, sometimes being very ancient, often show minor blemishes and defects and these are considered to be normal and will not be individually described.

Phrases used include: Restored - may be repaired or otherwise reinstated; possibly with some areas replaced; Fair Condition - may be fragmentary or obviously damaged; Fine Condition - usually essentially complete but may have minor damage or show restoration or repair; Very Fine Condition - usually complete and in good condition; may have some minor damage, restoration or repair; and Extremely Fine Condition - complete and better than average condition, without significant repair or restoration.

Bidders are encouraged to carefully examine in person any Lot(s) for which they intend or do Bid for. It is not possible to note all marks or defects and neither TimeLine or the Auctioneer make any guarantee as to the physical quality or condition of any Lot(s).

6.

Dating: dates may be given in several forms, as examples below: 527 AD - an item that bears a date upon it or that can otherwise be dated with precision; 6th century AD - an item that can be dated with considerable confidence to a specific period; Circa 6th century AD - an item that can be approximately dated by comparison with other pieces; Probably 6th century AD - an item that is likely to be of this period in the light of similar pieces; Possibly 6th century AD - an item that might be of this period by comparison with items of a broadly similar character; and Undated - no date is known or suggested for the piece.

6th Century AD or later – an item is dated to a specific period but may also be a revival of style of a later date.

7.

Attributions: works of art attributions may be given in several forms, as examples below: Signed – a work bearing the signature of the named artist; Attributed to – a work of the period of the artist which may be in whole or in part the work of the artist named; Circle of – a work of the period of the artist and showing his influence; Follower of – a contemporary or nearly so work executed in the style of the artist; Manner of – a work executed in the style of the artist but of a later date; and After – a copy of any date of a work of the artist.

8.

Other Descriptive Matters: some other words or phrases are used descriptively, as examples below: Style - an item made in the style of an earlier age but thought to be probably of later date.

Archaistic - an item made in the style of a much earlier age; Grand Tour - an item usually of some age but in the style of an earlier age; After the Antique - an item made as a reproduction, usually of quite modern date; and Faux - used descriptively when the material used is probably imitative in character.

9.

Lots including Archaeological or Cultural Property: a UK export licence from the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, is required for Lots originating

from UK soil or territory leaving the UK and for such Lots of non-UK origin when leaving the EU. TimeLine will make applications for the necessary Cultural Property Export Licence as a ‘free of charge’ service to Buyers, where the Export Licence is legally required. If a Buyer requests for TimeLine to apply for an Export Licence where this is not legally required, an additional fee of £24 (VAT inclusive) will be invoiced to the Buyer.

Buyers are advised to check concerning any Regulations applicable in their country of residence regarding importation and to enquire prior to bidding. The deferment of any Export Licence shall not be reason to cancel any bid nor to delay payment.

10. Lots including materials from Endangered Species: Buyers are responsible for obtaining a CITES licence when required for the export from the UK of any item(s) made of or containing materials such as ivory, tortoiseshell, rhinoceros horn, whalebone, etc.

11. Import Licences: Buyers are responsible for checking and ensuring compliance with any regulations applicable in their country of residence regarding importation.

12. Copyright: all cataloguing text, images and other material published by TimeLine whether physically or electronically is the property of TimeLine and may not be reproduced, stored in any retrieval system or otherwise transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise without the prior written consent of TimeLine.

13. General Conduct of Auction: TimeLine shall have absolute discretion as to lots offered for sale, lots withdrawn and the conduct of any Auction. TimeLine shall have absolute discretion to refuse entry, decline bids and expel any person from the Auction whether present in person or by agent or proxy or attending by way of any electronic media or telecommunications.

14. Viewing: all Lots are available to view.

All prospective Bidders are advised to view any Lot(s) prior to bidding and the Bidder must form their own opinion before bidding.

Public viewing arrangements will be advised in advance of the Date of Sale and private viewing can be arranged at the TimeLine premises by appointment.

15. Lot Descriptions: all Lots are offered ‘as seen’ and ‘as is’ and are available for inspection. The Buyer is obligated to make all and any enquiries he wishes as to the accuracy and authenticity of any sale description (including Condition, Dating and Attributions, as set out in clauses 5-7).The principle of caveat emptor applies except where expressly excluded by operation of law. While materials (such as catalogues) are vetted by an external committee of experts, TimeLine do not make or give any guarantee, warranty or representation or undertake any duty of care in relation to the description, illustrations or photographs of any Lot, including condition, quality, provenance, authenticity, background, style, period, age, origin, value and estimated selling price. TimeLine undertakes no obligation to examine, investigate or carry out any tests either in sufficient depth or at all to establish the accuracy or otherwise of any description or opinions given by TimeLine whether in the catalogue or elsewhere. Lots comprising Groups are sold strictly subject to them not being returnable for any reason whatsoever; the provisions set out under clause 43 are specifically excluded in respect of such Lots. For coins that have been authenticated, graded and encapsulated ('slabbed') by an independent grading company, no guarantee of any kind is offered by TimeLine. Buyers should note that removal or attempted removal from any slab will immediately void any independent guarantee that might have been offered by that grading company.

16.

Condition Reports: All Lots are

available for inspection. TimeLine will provide a report on the physical condition of any Lot on request. Bidders should note that reports are provided as a free service to interested Bidders. Descriptions therein are not warranties and all Lots are offered ‘as seen’ and ‘as is’.

17. Estimates: estimates are for general guidance only and Lots may sell outside their indicated range(s). Bidders must make their own assessment as to the value of any Lot and conduct their bidding accordingly.

18. Reserves: Lots may be subject to a Reserve Price set by the Seller, at a level not exceeding the low estimate, below which bids cannot be accepted; TimeLine reserves the right to bid on behalf of a Seller, up to the amount of any Reserve Price.

19. Buyer’s Premium: the Buyer’s Premium is 30% of the Hammer Price [inclusive of VAT] for all successful Bidders.

Use of the TimeLine Auctions online inhouse bidding service is free of additional charge. For those using any other internet bidding platforms, the provider’s normal charges at up to 6% (inclusive of VAT) will be payable by the Buyer in addition to the Buyer’s Premium.

20. Registration and Bidding: all prospective Bidders must register their personal details with TimeLine before bidding and a Bidder Number will be allocated for their use in relation to a specific sale; prospective Bidders will be asked to provide proof of identity and address. TimeLine reserves its right to refuse any Bidder or any Bid at its discretion. A deposit in accordance with clause 27 may be required before accepting any Bid(s). The Bidder Number must be shown by Bidders to the Auctioneer when placing a bid and by the successful Bidder when the Lot is Knocked Down. The auctioneer shall conduct the Auction at his sole discretion for all matters, accept Bids from any source and may exercise bids on behalf of absent Bidders or on behalf of Sellers up to any Reserve Price. Bidding shall be in pounds sterling only and generally in accordance with the increments set out below: a. £0 to £99 – in increments of £5 b. £100 to £199 – in increments of £10 c. £200 to £499 – in increments of £20 d. £500 to £999 – in increments of £50 e. £1000 to £1999 – in increments of £100 f. £2000 to £4,999 – in increments of £200 g. £5000 to £9,999 – in increments of £500 h. £10000 to £19,999 – in increments of £1,000 i. £20000 to £49,999 – in increments of £2,000 j. £50000 to £99,999 – in increments of £5,000 k. £100,000 to £249,999 – in increments of £10,000 l. £250,000 and up – in minimum increments of £20,000 21. Absentee Bidding/Auto Bidding: Registered Bidders may leave absentee/auto Bids in advance of a live Auction directly through the TimeLine website or in writing by mail, email, fax or other delivery means and will be automatically exercised at the Reserve Price or at one bid increment above any competing Bid up to the submitted maximum Bid amount.

22. Commission Bidding: while Bidders are advised to attend the Auction and to bid

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in person, TimeLine will accept written instructions in advance of a live Auction from a Registered Bidder to personally execute bids on behalf of the Bidder up to a stated maximum. Unlimited bids or bids to ‘buy’ will not be accepted. In the event of identical bids being received from more than one Bidder, the earliest received will have priority. TimeLine offers this as a free service for live Auctions but] no liability is accepted for any errors in bidding or in the event that a Bid is not placed. A deposit may be required In accordance with clause 27.

23. Internet Bidding: live, real-time bidding is available to Bidders through the TimeLine website for all live Auctions. Bidders intending to use any other internet bidding service must Register in advance with that service and the provider’s normal charges at up to 6% (VAT inclusive) will be payable in addition to the Buyer’s Premium. It is entirely the responsibility of the Bidder using any bidding service to ensure that Bids are made accurately; Bids cannot be retracted once made and are binding on the Bidder in all circumstances. TimeLine are not responsible for any technical or other failure which results in Bids not being received.

24. Telephone Bidding: facilities for telephone bidding are available at live Auctions at the discretion of TimeLine for Bidders on Lots with a low estimate in excess of £250 and must be booked and confirmed in advance. It is a condition for acceptance by TimeLine of any telephone bidding request that the Bidder undertakes to execute a minimum Bid at the low estimate sum. TimeLine offers telephone bidding as a free service but no liability is accepted for any errors or in the event that a connection cannot be made or is interrupted before the Lot is Knocked Down.

25. Agents: all Bidders making Bids through any means shall be deemed to be acting as principal in their bidding and shall be directly and fully liable for all Bid amounts, Buyer’s Premium and any other charges or costs. If any prospective Bidder wishes to appoint a person to bid on their behalf, then this must be agreed and authorised in writing by TimeLine in advance of the Auction. A deposit may be required in accordance with clause 27.

26. Value Added Tax: VAT is charged on an inclusive basis, under the Auctioneer’s Margin Scheme on all Buyer's Premiums and other charges. For some items, such as investment gold, modern jewellery and gemstones, where marked with a ‘dagger’ (†) symbol, VAT on the Hammer Price will be payable in addition. Where import duties are payable, these lots are marked with symbols ‡ Ω at the corresponding rates.

27. Deposits: Timeline reserves the right to request a deposit in certain circumstances. The amount of the deposit will be set by Timeline. If a Bid is not placed the deposit will be paid back within a reasonable timeframe after the close of the auction. In case of a successful bid, the deposit will be reduced from the Purchase Price payable by the Buyer.

28. Payment: the Purchase Price becomes due and payable when the Lot is Knocked Down by the Auctioneer. Requests and Statements detailing the purchase information will be sent out by email or post; Bidders may be telephoned or otherwise contacted when payment is not received promptly or where there are queries in any respect. a.

The full Purchase Price must be paid in Pounds Sterling and can be made by bank transfer (for transfers from outside the UK, subject to payment of an additional £10 overseas bank transaction fee), by cash up to the value of £7,000, by cheque from a UK bank (subject to clearance) or by bank debit card or credit card (up to a maximum of £500). It is the responsibility of the Buyer to ensure that TimeLine receives the correct amount payable. b.

Unless agreed by TimeLine in writing

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in advance of the Auction, the Buyer must pay the Purchase Price in full in cleared funds to TimeLine by no later than 4.30pm on the third working day following the Date of Sale. In case of delayed payment, clause 32 applies.

29. Title, Risk and Insurance: Title to any Lot is retained by the Seller until the Purchase Price and all other sums payable by the Buyer have been paid in full in cleared funds to TimeLine; at this point, Title will transfer from the Seller to the Buyer.

Risk for the Lot passes to the Buyer at the time the Lot is Knocked Down to the Bidder.

TimeLine does not hold property insured after the Lot has been Knocked Down.

30. Collection of Lots and Storage: Once the Buyer has paid the Purchase Price in full, TimeLine will release the Lot to the Buyer for collection. The Buyer must collect, or arrange the collection of, all purchases from the location advised by TimeLine by 4.30pm on the seventh working day following the Date of Sale.

33. Limitation of Liability: The Auctioneer has obtained insurance cover in respect of its own legal liability for individual claims.

The limits and exclusions in this clause reflect the insurance cover the Auctioneer has been able to arrange and the Buyer is responsible for making his own arrangements for the insurance of any excess loss.

Timeline will under no circumstances be liable to the Buyer, whether in contract, tort (including negligence), breach of statutory duty, or otherwise, arising under or in connection with the contract for: a. any loss of profits, sales, business or revenue b. loss of business opportunity c. an indirect or consequential loss.

Our total liability to you for all losses arising under or in connection to the contract, whether in contract, tort (including negligence), breach of statutory duty, or otherwise, will in no circumstances exceed £500.

TimeLine may provide the Buyer with a quotation and contact details for the services of Mail Boxes Etc on TimeLine documentation (any storage/shipping contract is between the Buyer and Mail Boxes Etc). The Buyer may arrange a service of their choice for collection, packing and shipping services. Lots not collected by the seventh working day following the Date of Sale will be moved to storage at a transfer cost of £20 plus VAT per Lot and storage charges will thereafter be applied at the rate of £1.90 plus VAT per Lot per day until collected; no Lots may be removed/released to the Buyer until all storage and transfer costs have been paid in full. In the event that the accrual of storage charges reaches 50% of the Hammer Price paid or after the expiration of three months from the transfer date, whichever occurs first, Timeline reserve the right to re-sell any and all Lots stored without notice and in any manner at their sole discretion and to apply any proceeds in defrayment of such costs. The Buyer will be entitled to receive any credit balance above the amount of the costs on request but will remain liable for any deficit.

Nothing in the Contract limits any liability which cannot legally be limited, including but not limited to liability for: a. death or personal injury caused by negligence; b. fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation; and c. breach of the terms implied by section 12 of the Supply of Goods and Services Act 1979 (title and quiet possession).

31. Delivery by TimeLine: at the absolute discretion of TimeLine, TimeLine may, on request, directly arrange delivery of certain Lots to the address registered to the Buyer, on payment by the Buyer to TimeLine of any advised handling and delivery charge.

36. Anti-Money Laundering: TimeLine’s Anti-Money Laundering Policy sets out TimeLine’s policy for ensuring compliance anti-money laundering legislation that applies to some of TimeLine’s activities.

TimeLine may amend this policy from time to time.

32. Remedies for Buyer’s Failure to Make Payment and/or Remove Lots: if the Purchase Price and/or all sums payable are not paid in full when they fall due and/or the Lot is not removed in accordance with these terms, TimeLine may without further notice to the Buyer be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights: a.

To terminate the agreement immediately for breach of contract; b.

To retain possession of the Lot; c.

To remove and/or store the Lot at the Buyer’s expense, as detailed at clause 30at a cost to the Buyer of £20 + VAT for the transfer per Lot plus a daily cost of £1.90 plus VAT per Lot for the storage; d.

To take legal proceedings against the Buyer for payment of any sums due to TimeLine by the Buyer; e.

To be paid interest on any monies due to TimeLine at the annual rate of 8% per annum from time to time to be calculated on a daily basis from the date upon which such monies became payable until the date of actual payment; f.

To sell the Lot without a Reserve Price at Auction or by any other means and apply any proceeds against the amount owing by the Buyer to TimeLine; g.

To apply any monies received from the Buyer in payment or part payment of any sums due from the Buyer to TimeLine under these terms; h.

To refuse to allow the Buyer to register for a future Auction or to reject a bid from the Buyer at a future Auction.

This clause 33 shall survive termination of the Contract.

34. Buyer’s Indemnity: the Buyer agrees to indemnify TimeLine on a full indemnity basis against all legal and other costs, all losses and expenses incurred as a result of TimeLine taking steps under clause 33.

35. Use of your personal information: TimeLine will only use the Seller’s personal information as set out in their privacy policy.

TimeLine may amend this policy from time to time. Where Timeline processes any personal data, it will comply with the requirements and obligations under the Data Protection Legislation.

37. Sale of Goods Act: The terms implied by sections 13 to 15 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979 are, to the fullest extent permitted by law, excluded.

38. Severance: If any provision or partprovision of these terms and conditions is or becomes invalid, illegal or unenforceable, it shall be deemed modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it valid, legal and enforceable. If such modification is not possible, the relevant provision or partprovision shall be deemed deleted. Any modification to or deletion of a provision or part-provision under this clause shall not affect the validity and enforceability of the rest of the terms and conditions.

39. Amendments: TimeLine may amend these Terms and Conditions from time to time. Please check our website for our latest terms and conditions.

40. No waiver: No failure or delay by TimeLine to exercise any right or remedy provided under the these Terms and Conditions or by law shall constitute a waiver of that or any other right or remedy, nor shall it prevent or restrict the further exercise of that or any other right or remedy.

41. Third-Party rights: These Terms & Conditions are between Timeline and a Seller. No other person shall have any rights to enforce any of these terms.

42. Governing Law: these terms and conditions and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with them or their subject matter or formation (including noncontractual disputes or claims) shall be governed by, and construed in accordance with, the law of England and Wales.

43. Jurisdiction: the Bidder irrevocably agrees that the courts of England and Wales shall have exclusive jurisdiction to settle any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with these terms and conditions or its subject matter or formation (including non-contractual disputes or claims). At the sole discretion of TimeLine, the auctioneer may instigate any proceedings within the jurisdiction of the bidder's country of residence.

44. Disputes: in the event that the Buyer has any dispute in relation to any Lot, not being a Lot described as a Group, Collection or other term indicating that the lot comprises more than one object, (such lots being sold cannot be returned in accordance with clause 15), which has been sold, that dispute must be notified to TimeLine in writing within 14 days following the Date of the Sale in order that TimeLine can hold the proceeds pending resolution of the dispute.

In the event of deliberate forgery being claimed for any Lot, the Buyer shall submit two opinions in writing from recognised experts for consideration; the inability of different experts to agree shall not be sufficient grounds. No liability is accepted by TimeLine for any costs/losses of the Buyer, including but not limited to fees, shipping, loss of profit, consequential costs or any other matters beyond the Hammer Price and Buyer's Premium. In all cases, any item must be returned to TimeLine, strictly in the condition it was in at the date of the sale being held; Buyers are advised that any form of destructive examination or testing undertaken will result in claims being rejected; claims resulting from results of tests under a scientific process not generally accepted for use at the Date of the Sale or which were unreasonably expensive in relation to the estimates for the lot or impractical or likely to have caused damage to the Lot at the Date of the Sale will not be allowed.

TimeLine will have no liability to the Buyer after a period of 14 days as then TimeLine will release monies and make payments to Sellers.

Seller’s Terms and Conditions 1.

Interpretations and Definitions: the following terms generally apply within these Terms and Conditions; other terms are defined within specific sections following: Auctioneer – the firm TimeLine Auctions Ltd (“TimeLine” hereafter) or its authorised auctioneer, acting as Agent for the Seller.

TimeLine is a company registered in England and Wales (company no: 06873501) with registered office at 40 Kilmarnock Drive, Luton, LU2 7YP, UK. The website and telephone number are https://timelineauctions.com and +44 (0) 1277 815121.

Agent – a person or body acting on behalf of another.

ALR – Art Loss Register - All lots with an upper Estimate value of £1,000 and above and all ancient Western Asiatic lots are searched against the Art Loss Register database.

Auction – a sale event whether taking place live in real-time or of extended duration (Timed Auction).

Bid – a sum offered by a Bidder to purchase the Lot. Bidder – the person offering a Bid. Buyer – the person who the Lot is Knocked Down to.

Date of Sale – the date on which the Auctioneer Knocks Down the Lot. Data Protection Legislation –all applicable data protection and privacy legislation in force from time to time in the UK including

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the General Data Protection Regulation ((EU) 2016/679) (83) (GDPR); the Data Protection Act 2018; the Privacy and Electronic Communications Directive 2002/58/EC (as updated by Directive 2009/136/EC) and the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 (SI 2003/2426) as amended, and any and all applicable national data protection laws made under or pursuant to the GDPR, as may be amended or superseded from time to time.

Estimate – the estimate for any Lots as set out in the Property Receipt.

Group – any Lot comprising more than one item.

Hammer Price – the amount of the winning bid when Knocked Down by the Auctioneer to a Bidder.

Knock(ed/ing) Down – the act of the Auctioneer in bringing the Hammer down to complete the contract for the sale of the Lot to the Bidder submitting the highest bid.

Lot – the goods for sale.

Net Proceeds-the Hammer Price less the Selling Commission and any charges or expenses levied at Timeline’s discretion in accordance with these Terms and Conditions.

Purchase Price – the total sum due for any Lot, including the Hammer Price, the Buyer’s Premium, any internet bidding fees, any shipping charges, taxes, duties or any other costs payable to TimeLine.

Reserve Price – the minimum Hammer Price at which a Lot may be Knocked Down Seller – the person offering the Lot for sale.

Selling Commission – the sum due to TimeLine from the Seller in accordance with clause 10.

Timed Sale –in relation to an unsold Lot, a 28 day timeframe to allow a sale post Auction in accordance with clause 15.

Title – legal rights of ownership of the Lot. Unsold Fee – 6% (VAT inclusive) of the Reserve Price.

Withdrawal Fee – the fee payable to TimeLine in the event the Seller withdraws a Lot in accordance with clause 14, which shall be 6% (VAT inclusive) of the low Estimate or Reserve Price, whichever is higher.

cleared funds to TimeLine; at this point, Title will transfer from the Seller to the Buyer.

Risk for the Lot passes to the Buyer at the time the Lot is Knocked Down to the Bidder.

TimeLine does not hold any Lot insured after the Lot has been Knocked Down.

2.

Application: the singular includes the plural and vice versa and any reference to ‘he’, ‘she’ or ‘it’ applies to all of them.

This clause 8 shall survive termination of the Contract.

3.

Basis of Contract: a.

These terms and conditions apply to the exclusion of any other terms that the Seller seeks to impose or incorporate, or which are implied by trade, custom, practice or course of dealing. b.

Each Seller is required to read the terms and conditions attached to the Property Acceptance/Receipt and acknowledges that he/she has read, accepted and acknowledged the terms of such attachment, in advance of signing the same. c.

As auctioneer, TimeLine acts solely for, and in the interest of, the Seller.

4.

Copyright: all cataloguing text, images and other material published by TimeLine (including in relation to any Lot) whether physically or electronically is the property of TimeLine and may not be reproduced, stored in any retrieval system or otherwise transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise without the prior written consent of TimeLine. Timeline does not guarantee that a device accurately displays the colours and condition of a Lot. 5.

Rights to Photographs, Illustrations and Documents: the Seller grants to Timeline full and absolute right to photograph or illustrate any Lot and to use such photographs or illustrations, and any photographs, illustrations or documents provided by the Seller, at any time and at TimeLine’s absolute discretion (whether or not in connection with any Auction).

6.

Title, Risk and Insurance: Title to any Lot is retained by the Seller until the Purchase Price and all other sums payable by the Buyer have been paid in full in

7.

Seller’s Representations and Warranties: in submitting any Lot for sale, the Seller warrants and represents to TimeLine the matters set out in the Property Acceptance/Receipt and Seller’s statement of provenance. The Seller will be asked to provide proof of identity and address.

8.

Limitation of Liability: The Auctioneer has obtained insurance cover in respect of its own legal liability for individual claims.

The limits and exclusions in this clause reflect the insurance cover the Auctioneer has been able to arrange and the Seller is responsible for making his own arrangements for the insurance of any excess loss.

Timeline will under no circumstances be liable to the Seller, whether in contract, tort (including negligence), breach of statutory duty, or otherwise, arising under or in connection with the Contract for: a. any loss of profits, sales, business or revenue; b. loss of business opportunity; and c. an indirect or consequential loss.

TimeLine’s total liability to the Seller for all losses arising under or in connection to the Contract, whether in contract, tort (including negligence), breach of statutory duty, or otherwise, will in no circumstances exceed £500.

Nothing in these terms and conditions limits any liability which cannot legally be limited, including but not limited to liability for: a. death or personal injury caused by negligence; b. fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation; and c. breach of the terms implied by section 12 of the Supply of Goods and Services Act 1979 (title and quiet possession).

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Seller’s Indemnity: the Seller shall indemnify and hold TimeLine harmless from all claims and all direct, indirect or consequential losses (including loss of profits, loss of business, depletion of goodwill and similar losses), costs, proceedings, damages and expenses (including legal and other professional fees and expenses) awarded against or incurred or paid by TimeLine as a result or in connection with: a. any breach of the warranties referred to in clause 7; b. any claim made against TimeLine concerning the authenticity of any Lot; c. any alleged or actual infringement, whether or not under English law, of any third party’s Intellectual Property Rights or other rights arising out of the Auction or sale of the Lot. 10. Selling Commission: The standard rate of selling commission payable to TimeLine shall be 18% of the Hammer Price (VAT inclusive).

11. Additional Charges: TimeLine may levy additional charges regarding: a.

Collection of goods from Seller’s premises, storage of goods submitted for sale by a Seller and storage of Lots unsold in accordance with clause 15; b.

Further charges at the discretion of TimeLine on advance warning to the Seller for any unusual research, special or additional imaging, testing, consultation with external specialists, conservation, cleaning or other services concerned with presenting the Lot, including VAT or other taxes or duties as applicable. c.

All items submitted for sale in the 'Western Asiatic' category (other than items designated as 'style') and all lots over £1000

will incur an administration charge of £6.00 (VAT inclusive) per item for additional checking, including searches against the ALR. 12. Lots: all goods submitted to TimeLine will be lotted, catalogued and offered by live auction sale, limited timed auction sale, 'buy it now' direct sale or other method at the sole discretion of TimeLine; antiquities, antiques and collectables Lots with a low Estimate of £200 or less and coin Lots with a low Estimate of £100 or less will not normally be illustrated in any printed catalogue and printed text entries may be minimised (images and full text will always be shown on the TimeLine website); Estimates are provided for information only and Hammer Prices may differ from the estimated range.

13. Reserve Price: The Seller may set a Reserve Price on any Lot where the low Estimate exceeds £120 subject to agreeing that an Unsold Fee will become payable to Timeline for any such Reserved Lot which fails to sell; in addition the Seller agrees that the auctioneer may accept a bid received at one bid increment or 10% of the Reserve Price (whichever is higher) below the Reserve Price sum if necessary to sell the Lot. 14. Withdrawal of Lots: Once entered for sale, Lots may be withdrawn by the Seller only upon the agreement of TimeLine and payment to TimeLine of the Withdrawal Fee; a Withdrawal Fee will also be payable should any post-Sale offer be received in accordance with clause 14 but not accepted by the Seller. TimeLine reserves the absolute right to withdraw any Lot from sale for any reason in which circumstance no Withdrawal Fee will be payable. The Seller is thereafter responsible for collection of any Lot which has been withdrawn and clause 15 applies.

15. Unsold Lots and Storage: in the event that a Lot is not sold no Selling Commission is payable unless the Lot was subject to a Reserve Price in which case a sum of 6% (VAT inclusive)of the Reserve Price is payable by the Seller to TimeLine. TimeLine shall retain possession of unsold Lots for a period of twenty-eight days from the date of any Auction for entry into any Timed Sale or against the possibility of receiving post-Sale offers for such Lots. The Seller is thereafter responsible for collection of any unsold goods immediately after this period and Lots will be released after any charges due have been paid in full. Lots not removed by 4.30pm on the seventh working day after the due date will be moved to storage at a transfer cost of £20 plus VAT per Lot and storage charges will thereafter be applied at the rate of £1.90 plus VAT per Lot per day until collected; no Lots may be removed until any storage or other amounts due to TimeLine have been paid in full. In the event that the accrual of storage charges reaches 50% of the Reserve Price or after the expiration of three months from the transfer date, whichever occurs first, Timeline reserve the right to re-sell any and all Lots stored without notice and in any manner at their sole discretion and to apply any proceeds in defrayment of such costs. The Seller will be entitled to receive any credit balance above the amount of the costs on request but will remain liable for any deficit.

16. Payment to Sellers: the Net Proceeds of the Auction will become due and payable to the Seller 30 days following the Date of Sale provided that TimeLine have received cleared payment of the Purchase Price in full from the Buyer.

17. Use of your personal information: TimeLine will only use the Seller’s personal information as set out in their privacy policy.

TimeLine may amend this policy from time to time. Where Timeline processes any personal data, Timeline will comply with the requirements and obligations under the Data Protection Legislation.

18.

Anti-Money Laundering: TimeLine’s

Anti-Money Laundering Policy sets out TimeLine’s policy for ensuring compliance with anti-money laundering legislation that applies to some of TimeLine’s activities.

TimeLine may amend this policy from time to time.

19. Sale of Goods Act: The terms implied by sections 13 to 15 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979 are, to the fullest extent permitted by law, excluded.

20. Severance: If any provision or partprovision of these terms and conditions is or becomes invalid, illegal or unenforceable, it shall be deemed modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it valid, legal and enforceable. If such modification is not possible, the relevant provision or partprovision shall be deemed deleted. Any modification to or deletion of a provision or part-provision under this clause shall not affect the validity and enforceability of the rest of the terms and conditions.

21. Amendments: TimeLine may amend these Terms and Conditions from time to time. Please check our website for our latest terms and conditions.

22. No waiver: No failure or delay by TimeLine to exercise any right or remedy provided under the these Terms and Conditions or by law shall constitute a waiver of that or any other right or remedy, nor shall it prevent or restrict the further exercise of that or any other right or remedy.

23. Third-Party rights: These Terms & Conditions are between Timeline and a Seller. No other person shall have any rights to enforce any of these terms.

24. Governing Law: these terms and conditions and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with them or their subject matter or formation (including noncontractual disputes or claims) shall be governed by, and construed in accordance with, the law of England and Wales.

25. Jurisdiction: each party irrevocably agrees that the courts of England and Wales shall have exclusive jurisdiction to settle any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with these terms and conditions or its subject matter or formation (including non-contractual disputes or claims).