The Magnus Collection, Ancient, English & Foreign Coins and Commemorative Medals by Spink and Son

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SPINK LONDON 212

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The Magnus Collection, Ancient, English and Foreign Coins and Commemorative Medals

The magnus collection, Ancient, English & Foreign Coins & Commemorative Medals

Bloomsbury www.spink.com

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28-29 March 2012 • London

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28-29 March 2012 • London

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Stamps, Coins, Banknotes, Medals, Bonds & Shares, Autographs, Books, Wines

Group Chairman and CEO Olivier D. Stocker

AUCTION CALENDAR 2012

Your Specialists Stamps UK - Tim Hirsch Guy Croton David Parsons Nick Startup Neill Granger Paul Mathews Dominic Savastano Tom Smith USA - Chris Anderson George Eveleth Andrew Titley Ed Robinson Rick Penko Europe - Guido Craveri Fernando Martinez China - Anna Lee Johnny Sang Coins UK - Paul Dawson Julie-Morgane Lecoindre Richard Bishop William MacKay Arthur Bryant Barbara Mears John Pett George Champ USA - Stephen Goldsmith Matthew Orsini Normand Pepin China - Mark Li Banknotes, Bonds & Shares UK - Barnaby Faull Mike Veissid Andrew Pattison USA - Stephen Goldsmith Matthew Orsini China - Mark Li Orders, Decorations, Medals & Militaria UK - Mark Quayle Oliver Pepys Books UK - Philip Skingley Alex Smith Autographs USA - Robert Litzenberger Wines China - Anna Lee Your Europe Team (London - Lugano) Chairman’s Office Dennis Muriu Monica Kruber Directors Tim Hirsch Anthony Spink Auction & Client Management Team Emily Johnston Miroslava Adusei-Poku Charles Blane Luca Borgo Phillipa Brown Rita Martinez Finance Alison Bennet Marco Fiori Mina Bhagat Alison Kinnaird Shyam Padhiar Billy Tumelty IT & Administration Berdia Qamarauli Maria Martinez Liz Cones Curlene Spencer John Winchcombe Bobby McBrierty Tom Robinson Your America Team (New York - Dallas) Chairman Emeritus John Herzog Auction Administration Rick Penko Patricia Gardner Marketing & Design James McGuire Emily Cowin Clyde Townsend Finance & Administration Sam Qureshi Ingrid Qureshi Marcy Gottberg Ed Robinson Auctioneers Stephen Goldsmith Tracy Shreve Andrew Titley Your Asia Team (Hong Kong - Singapore) Vice Chairman Anna Lee Administration Amy Yung Raymond Tat Gary Tan

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Banknotes 31 March 24/25 April 18/19 May 22/23 August 3 October 13/14 November 6 December

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Medals 19 April 19 July 22 November

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The Magnus Collection, Ancient, English and Foreign Coins and Commemorative Medals Wednesday 28 March 2012 at 2.00 p.m. Thursday 29 March 2012 at 10.00 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. SPINK AUCTION 212 When making commission bids please use reference 12009

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Order of Sale DAY ONE WEDNESDAY 28 MARCH 2012 Afternoon session commencing at 2.00 p.m. Lots A COLLECTION OF ANCIENT GREEK MINOR DENOMINATIONS IN SILVER AND BRONZE – THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN ANCIENT GREEK COINS – OTHER PROPERTIES

1-73 74-146

ROMAN COINS

147-177

BYZANTINE COINS

178-180

KUSHAN COINS

181-182

WORLD COINS Australia Austria British Trade Dollars Canada Denmark France French Indo-China Germany German East Africa Hungary India Italy Japan Liechtenstein Low Countries Luxembourg Mexico Netherlands New Zealand Poland Russia South Africa Switzerland United States Miscellaneous World Coins

183-278 183-185 186-188 189-190 191-192 193 194-199 200 201-221 222 223-226 227 228-233 234-235 236 237-240 241 242-244 245 246-247 248-251 252-259 260-264 265 266-275 276-278

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Order of Sale DAY TWO THURSDAY 29 MARCH 2012 Morning session commencing at 10.00 a.m. Lots A COLLECTION OF PENNIES OF AETHELRED II – THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN

286-443

ENGLISH HAMMERED COINS

444-536

ANTIQUITIES AND COIN WEIGHTS

537-539

COINS OF SCOTLAND

540-541

COINS OF IRELAND

542-567

COINS OF THE ISLE OF MAN

568-576

ANGLO-GALLIC COINS

577-582

THE NORWEB COLLECTION OF TOKENS OF THE BRITISH ISLES – MIDDLESEX

583-784

NINETEENTH CENTURY TOKENS

785-790

Afternoon session commencing at 2.30 p.m. THE MAGNUS COLLECTION English Hammered Coins British Milled Coins Scottish Coins Irish Coins

791-1015 791-973 974-989 990-1006 1007-1015

BRITISH MILLED COINS – OTHER PROPERTIES

1016-1057

BRITISH HISTORICAL AND COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS

1058-1099

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DAY ONE WEDNESDAY 28 MARCH 2012 Afternoon Session commencing at 2.00 p.m All Sales are subject to the Conditions of Business printed at the back of this catalogue Estimates The estimated selling price of each lot is printed below the lot description and does not include the Buyer’s Premium. Bidders should bear in mind that estimates are prepared well in advance of the sale and are not definitive. They are subject to revision.

A COLLECTION OF ANCIENT GREEK MINOR DENOMINATIONS IN SILVER AND BRONZE THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN

1 1 (x1.5) 1

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Campania, Hyria (c.405-400 BC), ¡ Didrachms (2), 7.16g, head of Athena right, wearing laureate helmet with owl on bowl, rev. man-headed bull walking left (SNG ANS 257), and 7.45g, similar, but bull walks right (SNG ANS 255), ¡ Diobols (2), of Herakleia and Tarentum, helmeted head of Athena, rev. Herakles wrestling the Nemean lion, all with old coin labels, good fine to very fine (4)

£100-150

Bruttium, Terina (c.300 BC), ¡ 2.05g, head of nymph Terina right, rev. Nike seated left on cippus, holding bird, Δ on left (Holloway-Jenkins 116; Hist. Num. 2642), toned, very fine

£100-150

Lucania, Thurium (c.443-400 BC), ¡ Triobols (3), 1.20g, head of Athena right, wearing laureate helmet, rev. bull butting left, fish in ex. (Hist. Num. 1777), 1.00g, similar, and 1.14g, with bull right, Syracuse, ¡ Litrai (3), head of Arethusa right, rev. cuttle-fish, all with old coin labels, fine to good fine (6)

£130-180

Bruttium and Lucania bronzes (11), comprising Lokroi, helmeted head of Athena, rev. Pegasos, Terina (2), Rhegium (2), lion’s scalp facing, rev. head of Apollo, Metapontum (5), head of Apollo left, rev. ear of barley (2), head of Athena left, head of Hermes right, head of Pan left, and Poseidonia, fair to about very fine (11)

£60-80

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Sicily, Katane (c.450-440 BC), ¡ Litra, 0.61g, head of Silenos right, rev. winged thunderbolt (SNG ANS 1237), ragged edge, good very fine

£150-200

6 6

Sicily, Tyndaris (c.380-254 BC), Æ 19mm., female head left, star behind, rev. one of the Dioscuri on cantering horse right (Calciati p.79, 1), with old coin label, rare, almost very fine

£140-180

Sicilian bronzes (15), of Thermai Himerensis (4th cent. BC), 15mm., head of young Herakles right in lion’s skin, rev. head of Hera right, wearing stephane (SNG ANS 603), green patina, very fine, together with ‘Alaesa’ (1), and various issues of Syracuse (12) from c.435-278 BC, and small bronze of Carthage, an interesting group, mainly good fine (15)

£150-200

PROVENANCE:

The first one: CNG 78, lot 41 8

Sicily, Tauromenion, Æ (4), 26mm., laureate head of Apollo left, rev. man-headed bull walking left (SNG ANS 1107), 19mm.(2) as last, rev. lyre (SNG ANS 1112), and 16mm., as last, rev. bull butting left (cf. SNG ANS 1158), the first with smooth green patina, about very fine, the others good fine (4)

£100-150

Thrace, Abdera (c.386-375 BC), ¡ Tetrobols (4), 2.78g, griffin springing left, rev. EΠIΦIΛAIO, Hermes standing right, holding short staff, astragalos on right (May 435), 2.79g, similar (May 425ff), 2.45g and 2.46g (c.365-345 BC), griffin lying left, rev. laureate head of Apollo right, magistrate’s name round square linear frame (cf. May 530ff), good fine to very fine (4)

£250-350

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11 (x2)

Thrace, Ainos (c.458-454 BC), ¡ Diobol, 1.26g, head of Hermes right, wearing petasos, rev. A-I either side of caduceus within incuse square (May 59), porous surfaces, good fine, reverse very fine

£100-150

Thrace, Ainos (c.429-426 BC), ¡ Diobol, 1.10g, head of Hermes right, wearing petasos, rev. goat standing right, club before (May 125; SNG Copenhagen 407), uncleaned ‘find patina’, very fine

£140-180

PROVENANCE:

CNG 228, lot 18

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13 (x2)

Thrace, Ainos (c.429-426 BC), ¡ Diobol, 1.27g, head of Hermes right, wearing petasos, rev. goat standing right, club before (May 134; SNG Copenhagen 407), very fine

£130-180

Thrace, Ainos (c.427-424 BC), ¡ Diobol, 1.20g, head of Hermes right, wearing petasos, rev. goat standing right, vine tendril before (May 176-204; SNG Copenhagen 405), surfaces lightly porous, very fine

£180-250

PROVENANCE:

CNG 217, lot 16

14 (x2) 14

Thrace, Ainos (c.427-424 BC), ¡ Diobol, 1.20g, head of Hermes right, wearing petasos, rev. goat standing right, vine tendril before (May 176-204; SNG Copenhagen 405), toned, together with a bronze of c.440-412 BC, similar obverse, rev. AINI round caduceus (SNG Copenhagen 419), both about very fine (2)

£180-250

Thrace, Ainos (c.280-200 BC), Æ 18mm., head of Hermes left, wearing laureate petasos, rev. AINION, caduceus (SNG Copenhagen 422 var.), smooth green patina, very fine

£60-80

PROVENANCE:

CNG 177, lot 12 www.spink.com

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Thrace, Trierus (c.400 BC), ¡ Hemiobol, 0.45g, laureate head of Apollo right, rev. laurel branch (BMC 7 var., head left), good fine and rare, Peloponnese, Tegea (c.350330 BC), ¡ Obol, 0.63g, laureate head of Athena Alea left, rev. large T (BCD 1719), this chipped, both with old labels, both good fine and rare (2)

£100-150

Black Sea Area, Istros (4th cent. BC), ¡ Drachm, 5.36g, two young male heads facing, the right one inverted, rev. sea-eagle on dolphin left, Δ between them, monogram below (SNG BM 243), very fine

£100-150

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19 (x2)

Tauric Chersonese, Cherronesos (c.400-338 BC), ¡ Hemidrachm, 2.34g, forepart of lion right, head turned back, rev. quadripartite incuse with symbols in the alternate lowered quadrants (McClean cf. 4077), toned, good very fine

£80-120

Thracian Islands, Thasos (c.412-404 BC), ¡ Trihemiobol, 0.92g, naked satyr kneeling left, holding kantharos, corn-grain on left, rev. amphora (SNG Copenhagen 1032), very fine

£100-150

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Thracian Islands, Thasos (c.412-404 BC), ¡ Trihemiobols (2), 0.64g, naked satyr kneeling left, holding kantharos, rev. amphora (SNG Copenhagen 1029), pierced, good fine, 0.78g, satyr kneeling/running right, holding kantharos, rev. as last (SNG Copenhagen 1031), almost very fine, and a Drachm, 3.49g, (c.411-350 BC), bearded head of Dionysos left, wreathed with ivy, rev. Herakles kneeling right, drawing bow, owl right on right, all within incuse square (West, NNM 40, p.37, 15), toned, fine (3)

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Macedon, Amphipolis (370/369 BC), ¡ Drachm, 3.52g, laureate head of Apollo facing, turned slightly right, rev. AMΦIΠOΛITΩN on raised square frame containing lighted torch (Lorber 55 (O3/R2); SNG ANS 80; SNG Lockett 1301, same dies), good metal, good very fine PROVENANCE: CNG 79, lot 139 Macedon, Amphipolis (c.410-357 BC), Æ 15mm., laureate head of Apollo left, rev. AMΦI around lighted torch within square linear frame (SNG ANS 87), green patina, rare this good, very fine PROVENANCE: CNG 209, lot 44

£1,500-2,000

£100-150

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Macedon, Neapolis (c.424-350 BC), ¡ Hemidrachm, 1.86g, gorgoneion with protruding tongue, rev. NEOΠ, head of nymph right (SNG ANS 430-454; SNG Cop. 226), toned, very fine

24 (x2) 24

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£200-250

25 (x2)

Macedon, Neapolis (c.424-350 BC), ¡ Hemidrachm, 1.86g, gorgoneion with protruding tongue, rev. NEOΠ, head of nymph right (SNG ANS 430-454; SNG Cop. 226), toned, almost very fine Macedon, Chalkidian League, Olynthos (c.425-420 BC), ¡ Tetrobol, 2.47g, laureate head of Apollo left, rev. lyre (kithara) within shallow incuse square (Robinson and Clement Group C, 36; SNG ANS 521-4), light scratch on body of lyre, good very fine PROVENANCE: CNG 243, lot 50

£150-200

£200-250

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Macedon, Chalkidian League, Olynthos (c.420-415 BC), ¡ Tetrobol, 2.39g, laureate head of Apollo right, rev. lyre (kithara) within shallow incuse square (Robinson and Clement Group A, 4; SNG ANS 513), very fine

£150-200

Macedon, Chalkidian League, Olynthos (c.410-401 BC), ¡ Tetrobol, 2.31g, laureate head of Apollo right, rev. lyre (kithara) (Robinson and Clement Group H, 66; SNG ANS 528-531), very fine

£150-200

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Macedon, Chalkidian League, Olynthos (c.420-401 BC), ¡ Tetrobols (3), laureate head of Apollo right, rev. lyre, 2.29g, 2.36g, and 2.26g (SNG ANS 514, 526 and 531), about very fine (3)

£200-300

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Macedon, Neapolis (c.424-350 BC), Æ 12mm., gorgoneion, rev. female head right (SNG ANS 460-461), and Philippi (360-356 BC), as Krenides, Æ 10mm., head of young Herakles right in lion’s skin, rev. club and bow (SNG ANS 646; Bellinger, Philippi, 2), both very fine and rare (2)

£100-150

PROVENANCE:

CNG 205, lots 27 and 28 Page 9

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30 (x2)

Macedon, Siris (c.525-480 BC), ¡ Eighth Stater, 1.27g, satyr squatting right, three pellets around, rev. incuse square (cf. SNG ANS 970), good metal, about very fine

£100-120

Macedon, Skione (c.400-350 BC), Æ 18mm., young male head right, rev. helmet (SNG ANS 716), green patina, unusually good, very fine

£100-150

32 33 32

Macedon, Tragilos (c.400 BC), Æ 17mm., head of Hermes left, wearing petasos, rev. TRAIΛON, rose, caduceus on right (SNG ANS 913 var.; BMC 13), untouched olivegreen patina, rare, good very fine PROVENANCE: CNG 81, lot 272

£150-200

Kingdom of Macedon, Alexander III, the Great (336-323 BC), ¡ Drachm, 4.24g, Abydos, head of young Herakles right, wearing lion’s skin headdress, rev. Zeus enthroned left, holding eagle and sceptre (Price 1528), together with a similar Drachm, 4.22g, Magnesia, in the name of Philip III, thyrsus to left of Zeus (Price P51), both with old coin labels, toned, very fine (2)

£100-150

Northern Greece, bronzes (16), including Ainos, Aphytis, Chalcidian League, Cypsela, Philippi, Tragilos, Panticapaeum and others, an interesting group, fine to good fine (16)

£90-130

Regal Macedonian bronzes (12), including Amyntas, Philip II, Alexander III, and sundry others, together with Abdera (c.300-250 BC), griffin, rev. head of Apollo right this fine/very fine, the rest fine to good fine (13)

£90-130

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Thessaly, Lamia (c.400-350 BC), ¡ Hemidrachm, 2.41g, head of young Dionysos left, wreathed with ivy, rev. amphora, ivy-leaf above, prochous to right (BCD 124; BMC 1), and two ¡ Obols, 0.85g and 0.89g, similar types (BCD 127.1; BMC 5), with old coin labels, toned, fine to about very fine (3)

£100-150

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Thessaly, Larissa (early-mid 4th cent. BC), ¡ Drachm, 5.12g, head of the nymph Larissa facing, turned slightly left, rev. horse grazing left (Lorber 29.4; BCD 218), with antique coin label, toned, almost very fine

£150-200

Thessaly, Pharsalos (early 4th cent. BC), ¡ Hemidrachm, 2.96g, helmeted head of Athena right, rev. ΦAPΣ, horse’s head and neck right (SNG Copenhagen 223), very fine

£150-200

PROVENANCE:

CNG 243, lot 94

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Thessaly, Skotussa (early-mid 4th cent. BC), ¡ Hemidrachm, 2.98g, bearded head of Herakles right, wearing lion’s skin headdress, rev. ΣKO, forepart of horse right (SNG Munich 179; BCD 740), good very fine

£250-300

PROVENANCE:

CNG 85, lot 329

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41 (x1.5)

Central Greece, Phokis (c.485-480 BC), Federal Coinage, ¡ Triobol, 2.90g, bull’s head facing, rev. head of Artemis right, within incuse square (BCD 189; Williams 17), with antique coin label, toned, about very fine

£200-250

Central Greece, Phokis (c.445-420 BC), Federal Coinage, ¡ Triobol, 2.95g, bull’s head facing, rev. head of Artemis left, within incuse square (BCD 250; Williams 236), with antique coin label, very fine, reverse good fine

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Central Greece, Phokis (c.445-420 BC), Federal Coinage, ¡ Triobols (2), 2.90g, bull’s head facing, rev. head of Artemis right, within incuse square (Williams 215ff; BMC 29), with antique coin label, good fine, and (356-354 BC), 2.66g, similar, but Artemis with long hair (Williams 302ff), small test mark below chin, almost very fine (2)

£170-220

Boeotia, Orchomenos (c.525-500 BC), ¡ Obol, 0.82g, sprouting wheat-grain, rev. incuse square with cross pattern and an additional diagonal line (BCD 186), with old coin label, toned, very fine

£100-150

Mainland Greek bronzes (19), including Larissa, Leukas, Panticapaeum, the Arcadian League, Tegea, Abdera, Chalkis, Locri Opuntii, and sundry others, some interesting coins, fair to good fine (19)

£90-130

45 45 (x2) Attica, Athens (c.454-404 BC), ¡ Drachm, 4.08g, helmeted head of Athena right, rev. AΘE, owl standing right, head facing, olive-spray and crescent behind, all within incuse square (cf. Svoronos pl. 16,27), with old coin label, minor erosion on obverse before face, full crest visible, very fine, reverse good very fine

47 46 (x3)

47 (x2)

Attica, Athens (c.454-404 BC), ¡ Hemiobol, 0.33g, helmeted head of Athena right, rev. AΘE, owl standing right, head facing, olive-spray behind, all within incuse square (cf. SNG Copenhagen 59), with old coin label, good very fine, reverse very fine

£120-160

Aegina (c.510-485 BC), ¡ Hemidrachm, 3.05g, turtle, rev. square incuse punch of ‘Union Jack’ pattern (Dewing 1664-1666), toned, good metal, about very fine

£150-200

PROVENANCE:

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£250-350

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Corinth (c.478-458 BC), ¡ Stater, 8.40g, Pegasos, with curled wing, flying right, koppa below, rev. helmeted head of Athena right, within incuse square (cf. Ravel 215), with antique coin label, toned, about very fine

£400-500

49 (x1.5) 49

Corinth (c.375-300 BC), ¡ Stater, 8.56g, Pegasos flying left, koppa below, rev. helmeted head of Athena left, chimaera behind (Pegasi 428; BCD 102), with antique coin label, obverse a little off centre toned, very fine

£200-250

50 50 (x1.5) 50

Corinth (c.480-400 BC), ¡ Drachm, 2.65g, Pegasos, with curled wing, flying left, koppa below, rev. head of Aphrodite right, within incuse square (BMC 79-82), toned, fine, together with two ¡ Drachms, 2.04g and 2.52g, both with Pegasos flying left, koppa below, rev. head of Aphrodite left, hair in sakkos (BMC 411; SNG Lockett 2151 - this coin), and head of Aphrodite right, hair in sakkos (BMC 231), good fine to almost very fine, all with original old coin labels and toned (3)

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52 (x2)

51 (x1.5) Peloponnese, Sikyon (c.330-280s BC), ¡ Triobol, 2.83g, Chimaera walking left, SIGi below, rev. dove flying left, Δ above tail (BCD 297; BMC 112), with old coin label, beautifully toned, very fine

£80-100

Arcadian League (c.340 BC), ¡ Obol, 0.86g, Megalopolis, horned head of Pan left, rev. monogram of the League above syrinx (pipes) (BCD, Peloponnese, 1517-1518 var.; BMC 55-56), good very fine

£200-300

PROVENANCE:

CNG 85, lot 381

54 54 (x1.5)

53 (x1.5)

56 56 (x2) 53

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Arcadian League (c.320s-275 BC), ¡ Triobol, 2.81g, Megalopolis, laureate head of Zeus left, rev. monogram of the League to left of Pan seated left on rocks, right hand raised, lagobolon in left hand, I behind (BCD 1523), good very fine

£200-300

Arcadian League (c.320s-275 BC), ¡ Triobol, 2.77g, Megalopolis, laureate head of Zeus left, rev. monogram of the League to left of Pan seated left on rocks, right hand raised, lagobolon in left hand, Δ behind (BCD 1527.3; BMC 51), split in flan, obverse off centre, very fine, together with Pheneos (c.360-350 BC), ¡ Hemidrachm, 2.60g, head of Demeter left, rev. bull walking right, Π below (BCD 1620; BMC 15), light corrosion on face, good fine (2)

£120-160

Miscellaneous Greek silver (6) comprising, Athens, Tetradrachm (4th cent. BC), Thasos, Drachm, satyr carrying off nymph, a Diobol, ithyphallic satyr running right, Locri Opuntii, Hemidrachms (2), head of Persephone right, the other with head left, rev. Ajax advancing right (BCD 46 and 65), and Massilia, Obol, young male head left, rev. wheel, all with old coin labels, good fine (6)

£150-250

Bithynia, Herakleia Pontika (early-mid 4th cent. BC), ¡ Drachm, 3.69g, head of young Herakles left, wearing lion’s skin, club below, rev. head of Hera left, wearing stephane, crescent at neck (Recueil Général p.342, 21), toned, very fine

£200-300

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57 (x1.5)

58 (x1.5)

Bithynia, Herakleia Pontika (early-mid 4th cent. BC), ¡ Hemidrachm, 1.86g, head of young Herakles left, wearing lion’s skin, rev. head of Hera left, wearing stephane (BMC 19), toned, good fine

£70-100

Bithynia, Herakleia Pontika (4th cent. BC), ¡ Obol, 1.12g, bearded head of Herakles left, wearing lion’s skin headdress, rev. HPAK-ΛEIA, club (SNG BM 1576; SNG Stancomb 812), very fine

£120-150

60 (x2) 59

Bithynia, Herakleia Pontika, Tyrants Timotheos and Dionysos (346-337 BC), ¡ Didrachm, 9.51g, head of Dionysos left, wreathed with ivy, thyrsos over shoulder, rev. Herakles standing left, erecting trophy of arms, ram’s head below (SNG BM 1605; SNG Stancomb 817), about very fine

£150-200

PROVENANCE:

CNG 244, lot 156 60

Mysia, Adramytteion, Satrap Orontes (c.357-352 BC), Æ 11mm., laureate head of Zeus right, rev. OPON, forepart of Pegasos right (Troxell 2; SNG France 1163), Ionia, Klazomenai (c.380-300 BC), Æ 11mm., helmeted head of Athena right, rev. ram lying left, EYHNOPI[ΔHΣ] above (BMC 55), both very fine (2)

£100-120

PROVENANCE:

The first CNG 205, lot 147

61 61

61 (x1.5)

62 (x1.5)

Mysia, Lampsakos (4th-3rd cents. BC), ¡ Tetrobol, 2.61g, janiform female head, rev. ΛAM, helmeted head of Athena right (SNG France 1176-8), almost extremely fine

£300-400

PROVENANCE:

CNG 244, lot 158 62

Mysia, Parium (4th cent. BC), ¡ Hemidrachm, 2.32g, bull standing left, head turned back, laurel branch below, rev. Gorgoneion (BMC 28), Colchis, Hemidrachm, 2.04g, (5th-4th cents BC), head of Artemis Dali right, rev. bull’s head right (SNG BM 1013-1015), Selge, Trihemiobol, 0.85g, of (3rd cent. BC), Gorgoneion, rev. helmeted head of Athena right, spearhead behind (BMC 28), all with old coin labels, good fine to very fine (3)

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64 63

Mysia, Plakia (4th cent. BC), Æ 12mm., head of Kybele right, wearing turreted headdress, rev. lion standing right on ear of corn and devouring prey (SNG France 23782382; SNG Copenhagen 545), very fine

£70-90

PROVENANCE:

CNG 228, lot 80 64

Troas, Birytis (c.350-300 BC), Æ 18mm. (2), and Æ 11.5mm., head of Kabeiros left, wearing pileus, two stars above, rev. club within wreath (SNG Copenhagen 247), the first with green patina, the first two good very fine, the last very fine (3)

£100-150

PROVENANCE:

The first CNG 206, lot 103

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65 (x1.5)

66 (x2)

Aeolis, Larissa Phrikonis (?) (4th cent. BC), ¡ Obol. 0.91g, laureate head of Apollo right, rev. ΛAPIΣ- AION, eagle (see Gorny and Mosch 191, lot 1538 and CNG 79, lot 318), toned, very fine, very rare

£150-200

Lesbos (c.500-450 BC), Billon Twelfth Stater, 1.43g, two calves’(?) heads confronted, rev. square incuse punch (SNG Von Aulock 1712ff), with old coin label, very fine

£100-150

67 67 (x2)

68 Ionia, Ephesos (c.375 BC), Æ 10mm., female head left, wearing stephane, rev. E-Φ, bee (SNG Copenhagen 256; SNG Von Aulock 1839), well centred, dark green patina, good very fine

£90-120

PROVENANCE:

CNG 199, lot 196 68

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Carian Islands, Rhodes (c.340-316 BC), ¡ Didrachms (2), 6.88g, facing head of Helios turned slightly right, rev. rose with bud on right, E and bunch of grapes to left (SNG Finland 437), and 6.53g, c.275-250 BC, similar, but rose with bud either side, A to left, trident-head to right (BMC - ; SNG Finland -), with old coin labels, almost very fine (2)

£200-250

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Carian Satraps, Maussollos (377-353 BC), ¡ Drachm, 3.42g, laureate head of Apollo facing, turned slightly right, rev. Zeus Labraundos standing right, holding labrys (doubleaxe) and sceptre, wreath on left (SNG Von Aulock 2377; BMC 14), Abydos (4th cent. BC), ¡ Drachm, 3.48g, laureate head of Apollo right, rev. eagle standing left, crescent on left, magistrate ΞANΘIΠΠO (cf. BMC 11ff), toned, good fine to very fine (2)

£150-200

Asia Minor, bronzes (12), including Troas, Kebren, head of satrap, rev. monogram (BMC 18ff), Sigeium, facing head of helmeted Athena, rev. owl right (BMC 7), Klazomenai, as last, rev. ram walking right (BMC 58; ex Lord Grantley and Lockett colls), another, helmeted Athena head right, rev. recumbent ram right (BMC 55; ex Rogers and Lockett colls), Miletos, Apollo head right, rev. lion, Samos, Hera head left, rev. lion’s scalp facing (3), Lycia, Dynast Perikle (2), Pan head left, rev. triskeles, and forepart of horse left, rev. triskeles, and two uncertain, fine to about very fine (12)

£130-160

71 71 (x2) 71

Lycian Dynasts, Uvug (c.470-440 BC), ¡ Tetrobol, 2.79g, forepart of winged manheaded bull right, rev. young female head right in dotted square within incuse square (SNG Copenhagen Suppl. 430), toned, very fine

£150-200

PROVENANCE:

CNG 245, lot 188 72

Electrotype copies of Greek coins (7), Thurium, Didrachm (PCG pl.13,12), Poseidonia, Stater (PCG 13,10), Kroton, Stater (PCG 14,18), Pandosia, Stater (PCG pl.25,23), Terina, Stater (PCG pl.26,25), Katania, Tetradrachm, facing head of Apollo, rev. quadriga, and Arcadian League, Stater (PCG pl.24,18), all copies of coins in the British Museum, five with RR (Robert Ready) stamped on edge, the Thurium and Katania coins are not stamped, but are copies of coins in the same collection (7)

£120-180

Miscellaneous Ancient coins (45), Greek, ¡ (1), Æ (38), mainly fourth to first century BC, many different states and denominations, generally fair-fine, Roman Æ (6), including Trajan, Sestertius, bridge over Danube, this poor, others generally fair - fine, some better (45)

£100-150

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Calabria, Tarentum (c. 450-440 BC), ¡ Stater, 8.07g, Taras seated left, holding distaff, rev. Phalanthos seated astride dolphin left, arms outstretched, cockle shell below (Vlasto 204; Fischer-Bossert 199), toned, rare, very fine

£700-900

Bruttium, Kroton (c.480-430 BC), ¡ Stater, 7.93g, tripod, heron on left standing right, OPO on right, rev. incuse of obverse tripod (SNG Lloyd 597), toned, very fine

£300-400

77 76 76

Bruttium, The Brettii (c.214-211 BC), Æ Didrachm, 15.53g, helmeted head of Ares left, two pellets behind, rev. Nike standing left, placing wreath on trophy, star above, cornucopia before her legs (SNG Cop.1647), very fine

£150-200

Sicily, Syracuse (c.480-475 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 17.13g, charioteer holding reins of slow quadriga right, Nike flying above to crown horses, rev. ΣYPAKOΣION, head of Arethusa right, her hair bound by beaded taenia, four dolphins swimming around (cf. Boehringer 154; SNG Cop.629), very fine

£900-1,100

79 78

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Sicily, Syracuse (c.395 BC), Æ Drachm, helmeted head of Athena left, rev. sea-star between two dolphins (SNG Cop.720), very fine

£200-250

Thracian Kings, Saratokos (c.400 BC), ¡ Trihemiobol, 0.92g, young male head right, rev. large ΣΔ and ΣAPATOKO within incuse square (Youroukova 31-37), good very fine

£100-150

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Kingdom of Thrace, Lysimachos (323-281 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 16.82g, diademed head of Alexander the Great right with horn of Ammon, rev. Athena enthroned left, holding Nike and leaning elbow on shield at her side (SNG Cop.1095), toned, very fine

£500-600

Kingdom of Thrace, Lysimachos, ¡ Tetradrachm, 16.83g, Alexandria Troas, diademed head of Alexander the Great right with horn of Ammon, rev. Athena enthroned left, holding Nike and leaning elbow on shield at her side, cornucopia to left, ΘE on throne (Thompson 153), almost very fine

£180-250

82 (x1.5)

Thracian Kings, Lysimachos, ¡ Drachm, 4.23g, Ephesos, diademed head of Alexander the Great right, with horn of Ammon, rev. Athena seated left, holding Nike and leaning on shield at her side, bee and E-Φ on left (Thompson 168-169), very fine

£180-250

Thracian Kings, Rhoemetalces I (11 BC-AD 12), Æ 23mm., conjoined heads of Rhoemetalces and his queen Pythodoris right, rev. bare head of Augustus right (RPC 711), very fine

£90-120

84 (x1.5) 86 84

Macedon, Neapolis (c.424-350 BC), ¡ Hemidrachm, 1.77g, gorgoneion with protruding tongue, rev. NEOΠ, head of nymph right (SNG ANS 430-454; SNG Cop.226), toned, very fine

£200-250

Macedon, Neapolis (c.424-350 BC), ¡ Hemidrachm, 1.72g, gorgoneion, rev. head of nymph right (SNG ANS 430ff), evenly porous, toned, almost very fine

£100-130

Kingdom of Macedon, Archelaus I (413-399 BC), ¡ Didrachm, 10.74g, head of Apollo right, hair bound with taenia, rev. APXEΛAO, horse walking right, rein trailing (SNG ANS 70; Westermark, Essays Carson and Jenkins, group 1, Series 1, cp. O13/R18), very fine

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Kingdom of Macedon, Philip II (359-336 BC), ¿ Stater, 8.58g, Amphipolis, laureate head of Apollo right, rev. ΦIΛIΠΠOY, charioteer driving biga right, caduceus below (SNG ANS 249; Le Rider 56), good very fine

£1,500-2,000

88 (x2) 88

Kingdom of Macedon, Philip II, ¿ Quarter Stater, 2.12g, head of young Herakles right, wearing lion’s skin, rev. ΦIΛIΠΠOY, club over bow, thunderbolt above (SNG ANS 218; Le Rider 47), very fine

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£500-600

Kingdom of Macedon, Philip II, ¡ Tetradrachm, 14.21g, Amphipolis, laureate head of Zeus right, rev. naked youth carrying palm branch on pacing horse right, Λ, bucranium and HΓ monogram below (SNG ANS 763-770; Le Rider pl. 47, 2), toned, almost very fine

£200-250

Kingdom of Macedon, Philip II, Celtic imitation of a ¡ Tetradrachm, 13.90g, of Amphipolis, laureate head of Zeus right, rev. naked youth carrying palm branch on pacing horse right, Λ and torch and bee below (cf. SNG ANS 799), shallow test-cut on horse, toned, very fine

£200-250

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91 (x2)

Kingdom of Macedon, Alexander III, the Great (336-323 BC), ¿ Distater, 17.21g, Aegeae, lifetime issue, head of Athena right, wearing triple-crested helmet ornamented with coiled snake, rev. AΛEΞANΔPOY, Nike standing left, holding wreath and stylis, thunderbolt and ΛO monogram to left (Price 191), minor marks, monogram lightly double struck, good very fine

£7,500-10,000

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Kingdom of Macedon, Alexander III, the Great, ¿ Stater, 8.53g, lifetime issue, Sardes, head of Athena right, wearing triple-crested helmet ornamented with coiled snake, rev. AΛEΞANΔPOY, Nike standing left, holding wreath and stylis, coiled snake to left (Price 2532; SNG Cop. 649), minor marks, very fine

93 93

£900-1,200

Kingdom of Macedon, Alexander III, the Great, Tetradrachm, 17.14g, Amphipolis, head of young Herakles right, wearing lion’s skin, rev. Zeus enthroned left, holding eagle and sceptre, Athena Promachos standing right on left (Price 109), toned, very fine

£250-300

Kingdom of Macedon, Alexander III, the Great, Tetradrachm, 16.54g, Phaselis, c.212/211 BC, head of young Herakles right, wearing lion’s skin, rev. Zeus enthroned left, holding eagle and sceptre, date (‘7’) and Φ to left (Price 2842 var.), countermarked with Seleucid anchor on head, almost very fine

£120-150

95 95

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Kingdom of Macedon, Alexander III, the Great, ¡ Tetradrachms (2), 16.87g, 16.95g, head of young Herakles in lion’s skin right, rev. Zeus enthroned left, holding eagle and sceptre, 16.73g, similar, in the name of Seleukos I of Syria, good fine to almost very fine (3)

£300-400

Kingdom of Macedon, Philip III (323-317 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 16.54g, Arados, head of young Herakles right, wearing lion’s skin, rev. BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΦIΛIΠΠOY, Zeus enthroned left, holding eagle and sceptre, ΛY over prow to left, letter below throne (Price, P158), toned, very fine

£200-300

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Celtic imitation of Philip III of Macedon, ¡ Drachm, 3.21g, head of young Herakles in lion’s skin right, torque-like ornament before, rev. Zeus enthroned left, holding eagle and sceptre, monogram on left (cf. Göbl, OTA, 2 and BMC 200ff), almost very fine

£90-120

Paeonian Kings, Lykkeios (356-335 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 12.57g, laureate head of Apollo right, rev. [ΛYK]KEIOY, naked Herakles standing left, fighting the Nemean lion, bow and quiver on right (cf. SNG ANS 120-121; Paeonian Hoard 72), toned, about extremely fine

£600-800

99 99

100

Attica, Athens (152/151 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 16.06g, head of Athena right, wearing triple-crested helmet, rev. A-ΘE, owl standing facing on upturned amphora inscribed Λ, double cornucopia on right, magistrates AΦPO-ΔIΣI, ΔIOΓE and ΣATY, ΣΦ below, all in laurel wreath (Thompson 551a), toned, very fine

£280-350

Corinth (c.515-450 BC), ¡ Stater, 8.22g, Pegasos with curled wing flying left, koppa below, rev. helmeted head of Athena right, within incuse square (Ravel 129), toned, good fine, reverse very fine

£500-600

101 102 101

102

Pontus, Amisos (late 5th-4th cents BC), ¡ Siglos/Drachm, 5.60g, head of Hera left wearing stephane, rev. eagle standing facing on shield, wings spread (SNG BM 1089), very fine

£150-200

Aeolis, Kyme (c.160 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 16.6g, head of the Amazon Kyme right, hair bound by taenia, rev. horse standing right, left foreleg raised over cup with one handle, magistrate KAΛΛIAΣ, all within laurel wreath (Oakley, MN 27, 21; SNG Cop.103), extremely fine

£650-850

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104

103 (x1.5) 103

104

104 (x1.5)

Lydia, under Persian rule (c.485-420 BC), ¿ Daric, 8.30g, the Great King of Persia advancing right, holding spear and bow, rev. oblong incuse punch (Carradice, type IIIb), a pleasing example, good very fine

£1,200-1,500

Lydia, under Persian rule (c.420-375 BC), ¿ Daric, 8.31g, the Great King of Persia advancing right, holding spear and bow, rev. oblong incuse punch with rough striations (Carradice, type IIIb), very fine

£800-1,000

106

105 105

106

Cilicia, Tarsos, Satrap Mazaios (361-334 BC), ¡ Stater, 10.59g, Baal enthroned left, holding lotus-tipped sceptre, bunch of grapes on left, rev. lion, left, attacking bull, right, over two rows of crenellated city-walls (SNG France 355ff), about very fine

£250-300

Cyprus, Amathos, uncertain king (c.380-360 BC), ¡ Stater, 6.57g, lion lying right, eagle flying right, above, rev. forepart of lion right, jaws open (cf. BMC 17 and Traité 1266), some light surface erosion, rare, very fine

£600-800

107 107

108

109

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109

Cyprus, Amathos, uncertain king (c.380-360 BC), ¡ Stater, 6.64g, lion lying right, eagle flying right, above, rev. forepart of lion right, jaws open (cf. BMC 17 and Traité 1266), surface erosion, rare, almost very fine

£300-400

Cyprus, Amathos, uncertain king (c.380-360 BC), ¡ Stater, 6.59g, lion lying right, eagle flying right, above, rev. forepart of lion right, jaws open (cf. BMC 17 and Traité 1266), some surface erosion, rare, about very fine

£300-400

Cyprus, Amathos, Rhoikos (c.350 BC), ¡ Diobol, 2.16g, lion’s head right, rev. forepart of lion right, head facing (cf. BMC 18-21), light surface erosion, very fine

£250-300

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111 110

111

Cyprus, Kition (c.449-429 BC), ¡ Diobol, 1.72g, Herakles advancing right, holding club and bow, rev. lion bringing down stag kneeling right, within dotted square (cf. BMC 50-51), rare, good fine, together with an uncertain fraction, 0.10g, bird standing right (?), rev. uncertain, or blank, fair (2)

£100-150

Phoenicia, Tyre (112/111 BC), ¡ Shekel, 14.17g, laureate head of Melqart right, rev. eagle standing left on prow of galley, palm branch behind, club and date on left, monogram on right (BMC 81 var.), reverse slightly off centre, about extremely fine

£300-400

Kingdom of Syria, Seleukos I, Nikator (312-281 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 16.95g, Susa, head of hero (Alexander ?) right, wearing helmet covered in panther skin and ornamented with bull’s horns and ear, rev. Nike standing right, crowning trophy of arms, monogram between (Seleucid Coins 173 (15)), very fine

£1,100-1,500

TYPOY IEPAΣ [KAI AΣYΛ]OY,

112

113 113

114

Kingdom of Syria, Antiochos II (261-246 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 16.74g, Seleucia, diademed head right, rev. Apollo seated left on omphalos, holding arrow and leaning on bow, monograms on left and right (Seleucid Coins 587 (4b)), very fine

£200-300

Kingdom of Syria, Seleukos II (246-226 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 17.08g, Antioch, diademed head right, rev. Apollo standing left, leaning on tripod and holding arrow monograms to left and right (Seleucid Coins 689(1)), good portrait, very fine

£350-450

115 115

116

114

116

Kingdom of Syria, Seleukos IV (187-175 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 17.09g, Antioch, diademed head right, rev. Apollo seated left on omphalos, holding arrow and leaning on bow, monogram in ex. (Seleucid Coins 1313(1)), very fine

£350-450

Kingdom of Syria, Demetrios I (162-150 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 16.43g, Antioch, 152/151 BC, diademed head right, rev. Tyche seated left on throne supported by tritoness, holding short sceptre and cornucopia, monograms on left, date AΞP in ex. (Seleucid Coins 1642(3)), very fine, Philip Philadelphos (93-83 BC), Tetradrachm, 15.70g, Antioch, diademed head right, rev. Zeus seated left, holding Nike and sceptre, very fine and almost very fine (2)

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117 117

118

Kingdom of Syria, Antiochos VIII (121-96 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 16.67g, Ptolemais, diademed head right, rev. BAΣIΛEΩΣ ANTIOXOY EΠIΦANOYΣ, Zeus Ouranios standing left, crescent above head, holding star on outstretched right hand, monogram on left, all within laurel wreath (Seleucid Coins 2336 (2); SNG Israel 2593), toned, extremely fine

£300-400

Kingdom of Syria, Antiochos IX (114-95 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 16.40g, Antioch, 113/112 BC, diademed head right with short beard, rev. Athena standing left, holding Nike and resting hand on shield at her side, monograms to left, all within laurel wreath (Seleucid Coins 2363), some deposit at edge, good very fine

£100-150

119 119

120

Kingdom of Bactria, Diodotos I (261-246 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 16.27g, in the name of Antiochos, Bactria, c.255-250, diademed head of Diodotos I right, rev. BAΣIΛEΩΣ ANTIOXOY, Zeus striding left, aegis over arm, hurling thunderbolt, eagle and monogram to left (Seleucid Coins 628e; Newell, ESM 719), scarce, almost very fine

£250-350

The problems of attribution for this and the following lot are encapsulated in Jens Jakobsson’s article in the 2010 Numismatic Chronicle, wherein he argues for a third Diodotid king Antiochos. 120

Kingdom of Bactria, Diodotos II (c.250-230 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 16.59g, diademed head of Diodotos II right, rev. BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΔIOΔOTOY, Zeus striding left, aegis over arm, hurling thunderbolt, wreath and eagle on left, P (sic) behind (SNG ANS - , cf.89-91; Bib. Nat. - , cf. series 6), apparently unrecorded with control-mark P, very fine

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£350-450

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Kingdom of Bactria, Euthydemos I (c.230-200 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 15.98g, diademed elderly head right of the king, rev. BAΣIΛEΩΣ EYΘYΔHMOY, naked Herakles seated left on rock, holding club, monogram behind (SNG ANS 141; Bib. Nat. 12A), light surface erosion before bust and on reverse, very fine, reverse good fine

£200-300

Kingdom of Bactria, Demetrios I (c.200-185 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 16.22g, diademed and draped bust right, wearing elephant-scalp headdress, rev. BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΔHMHTPIOY, naked Herakles standing facing, crowning himself with wreath and holding club and lion’s skin, monogram on left (SNG ANS 187; Bib. Nat. 1C), two small areas of surface erosion on reverse and at edge, very fine

£400-500

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Kingdom of Bactria, Euthydemos II (c.185-150 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 16.93g, diademed and draped bust right, rev. BAΣIΛEΩΣ EYΘYΔHMOY, naked Herakles standing facing, crowned with wreath, another wreath in right hand, club and lion’s skin in left, monogram on left (SNG ANS 216; Bib. Nat. 1C), good very fine

£600-800

Kingdom of Bactria, Agathokles (c.185-170 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 16.22g, diademed and draped bust right, rev. BAΣIΛEΩΣ AΓAΘOKΛEOYΣ, Zeus standing facing, holding Hekate bearing two torches, and leaning on sceptre, AP on left (SNG ANS - , cf. 230; Bib. Nat. 1B), some light porosity on obverse, very fine

£500-600

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Kingdom of Bactria, Agathokles, ¡ Tetradrachm, 15.89g, in the name of Euthydemos I, diademed head of Euthydemos I right, EYΘYΔHMOY ΘEOY, rev. BAΣIΛE YONTOΣ ΔIKAIOY AΓAΘOKΛEOYΣ, naked Herakles seated left on rock, holding club on knee, monogram behind (SNG ANS 261; Bib. Nat. 16B), surfaces eroded in parts, rare, overall good very fine

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£500-700

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Kingdom of Bactria, Antimachos I (c.174-165 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 16.56g, diademed, draped bust right, wearing kausia, rev. BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΘEOY ANTIMAXOY, Poseidon standing facing, holding trident and filleted palm branch, monogram on right (SNG ANS - , cf. 274ff; Bib. Nat. 1B), almost very fine

£350-450

Kingdom of Bactria, Demetrios II (c.175-170 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 16.45g, diademed and draped bust right, rev. BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΔHMHTPIOY, Athena standing facing, armoured, holding spear and resting left hand on shield, monogram on left (SNG ANS 392; Bib. Nat. 1D), metal flaw on portrait, very fine

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Kingdom of Bactria, Eukratides I (c.171-135 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 16.91g, diademed and draped bust right, rev. BAΣIΛEΩΣ EYKPATIΔOY, the Dioscuri on galloping horses right, each holding spear and palm branch, Δ on left, monogram below (SNG ANS 435; Bib. Nat. 1F), extremely fine

£800-1,000

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Kingdom of Bactria, Eukratides I, ¡ Tetradrachm, 16.79g, commemorative issue, jugate busts of Heliokles and Laodike right, both draped, monogram behind, HΛIOKΛEOYΣ KAI ΛAOΔIKHΣ, rev. BAΣIΛEΩΣ MEΓAΛOY EYKPATIΔOY, diademed and draped bust of Eukratides right, wearing crested helmet ornamented with bull’s horn and ear (SNG ANS -, cf. 526 and 528; Bib. Nat. 13A), small chip from edge, otherwise good very fine and rare

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Kingdom of Bactria, Eukratides II (c.145-140 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 16.62g, diademed and draped bust right, rev. BAΣIΛEΩΣ EYKPATIΔOY, Apollo standing half left, holding arrow and bow, monogram to left (SNG ANS 619; Bib. Nat. 1H), almost very fine, reverse good fine

£250-350

Kingdom of Bactria, Heliokles I (c.145-130 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 16.87g, diademed and draped bust right, rev. BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΔIKAIOY HΛIOKΛEOYΣ, Zeus standing facing, holding thunderbolt and leaning on sceptre (SNG ANS 643; Bib. Nat. 1U), very fine

£300-400

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Kingdom of Bactria, Menander I (c.155-130 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 9.79g, diademed bust left in ‘heroic’ attitude - seen from behind, aegis over shoulder, brandishing spear, BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΣΩTHPOΣ MENANΔPOY, rev. Athena Alkidemos standing left, shield on arm, hurling thunderbolt, Σ on left, monogram behind, Karosthi legend (SNG ANS 747; Bib. Nat. 8B), good very fine

£400-500

Kingdom of Bactria, Menander I, ¡ Tetradrachm, 9.31g, diademed and draped bust right, wearing crested helmet covered in panther’s skin, BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΣΩTHPOΣ MENANΔPOY, rev. Athena Alkidemos standing left, shield on arm, hurling thunderbolt, Σ on left, monogram behind, Karosthi legend (SNG ANS 851; Bib. Nat. 15B), very fine

£200-250

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Kingdom of Bactria, Strato I (c.125-110 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 8.75g, diademed and draped bust right, wearing crested helmet ornamented with bull’s horn and ear, BAΣIΛEΩΣ EΠIΦANOYΣ ΣΩTHPOΣ ΣTPATΩNOΣ, rev. Athena Alkidemos standing left, shield on arm, hurling thunderbolt, monogram on left, Karosthi legend (SNG ANS - , cf. 1010; Bib. Nat. 28A), light scratches on obverse, toned, good very fine, reverse very fine

£250-350

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Kingdom of Bactria, Lysias (c.120-110 BC), ¡ Drachm, 2.44g, diademed and draped bust right, wearing elephant-scalp headdress, BAΣIΛEΩΣ ANIKHTOY ΛYΣIOY, rev. naked Herakles standing facing, crowning himself with wreath and holding club, palm and lion’s skin, monogram on left, Karosthi legend (SNG ANS 1032; Bib. Nat. 4C), good very fine

£150-200

Kingdom of Bactria, Antialkidas (c.115-95 BC), ¡ Drachm, 2.44g, diademed and draped bust right, BAΣIΛEΩΣ NIKHΦOPOY ANTIAΛKIΔOY, rev. Zeus enthroned half left, holding wreath and palm branch in right hand, sceptre in left, traces of forepart of elephant on left, monogram on right, Karosthi legend (cf. SNG ANS 1066; cf. Bib. Nat. 10A), unlisted monogram, scarce variety, very fine, together with another Drachm, 2.78g, similar, but king wears kausia, and Zeus holds Nike and sceptre (SNG ANS 1085; Bib. Nat. 13A), almost very fine (2)

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Kingdom of Bactria, Philoxenos (c.100-95 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 9.71g, diademed and draped bust right, BAΣIΛEΩΣ ANIKHTOY ΦIΛOΞENOY, rev. Philoxenos on prancing horse right, monogram below, Karosthi legend (SNG ANS 1163; Bib. Nat. 1A), good very fine

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£600-800

Kingdom of Bactria, Philoxenos, ¡ Tetradrachm, 8.37g, diademed and draped bust right, wearing crested helmet ornamented with bull’s horn and ear, BAΣIΛEΩΣ ANIKHTOY ΦIΛOΞENOY, rev. Philoxenos on prancing horse right, monogram below, Karosthi legend (SNG ANS 1163; Bib. Nat. 1A), very fine

£300-400

Kingdom of Bactria, Hermaios (c.90-70 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 9.55g, diademed and draped bust right, BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΣΩTHPOΣ EPMAIOY, Zeus enthroned three-quarters facing, right hand making gesture, left holding sceptre, control mark on right, Karosthi legend (SNG ANS 1355; Bib. Nat. 10B), very fine

£100-120

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Kingdom of Bactria, Apollodotos II (c.80-65 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 9.74g, diademed and draped bust right, BAΣIΛEΩΣ MEΓAΛOY ΣΩTHPOΣ KAI ΦIΛOΠATOPOΣ AΠOΛΛOΔOTOY, rev. Athena Alkidemos standing left, shield on arm, hurling thunderbolt, control marks on left and behind, Karosthi legend (SNG ANS 1573; Bib. Nat. 3C), about extremely fine

£300-400

Indo Greek (2nd-1st century BC), Drachms (19), Hermaios (16), bust right/Zeus enthroned, Antimachos (1), Menander (1), Antialcidas (1), earlier issues fine, Hermaios drachms, fine to good very fine (19)

£180-220

Indo - Scythian, Azes (c.58-12 BC), Tetradrachms (8), horseman right, various reverse types (Senior 89, 89, 105; M.752, 846, 853, 854, 855), fine to very fine (8)

£250-300

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Kingdom of Egypt, Ptolemy I (305-282 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 16.03g, as Satrap, Alexandria, c.319-315 BC, head of Alexander the Great with horn of Ammon right, wearing elephant-scalp headdress, rev. Zeus enthroned left, holding eagle and sceptre, thunderbolt on left, monogram below throne (SNG Copenhagen 11; cf. Svoronos 22), some surface corrosion at edge behind Zeus, light graffito on reverse, toned, rare, very fine

£800-1,000

Kingdom of Egypt, Ptolemy II (285-246 BC), ¡ Tetradrachm, 14.18g, Phoenicia, diademed head of Ptolemy I right, aegis round neck, rev. [ΠTOΛEMA]OY ΣΩTHPOΣ, eagle standing left on thunderbolt, KΛ over two monograms on left (SNG Cop. - , Svoronos 395), rare issue, good very fine

£280-350

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N. Africa, Cyrene (c.322-313 BC), ¿ Stater, 8.62g, Nike in quadriga right, KYPANAION, rev. Baal standing left, holding patera and sceptre, thymiaterion on left, magistrate’s name ΠOΛIANΘEYΣ on right (Naville 90; BMC 118), some water-wear and edge marks, rare, good very fine

£3,000-4,000

Sold together with a letter about the coin from Barclay Head of the British Museum to the owner in 1894, as well as a handwritten description taken from Historia Numorum written by the owner on headed paper from Bielby House, Demesne Rd, Alexandra Park, Manchester 146

Miscellaneous Greek Silver (8), comprising Thasos, Stater, satyr carrying off struggling nymph, rev. square incuse punch, a Trihemiobol, satyr kneeling left, holding kantharos, rev. amphora, Maronei, a Quarter Stater, forepart of horse, rev. bunch of grapes, Macedon, Philip II, Quarter-Stater, head of Apollo, rev. rider on horseback right, Parion, Hemidrachms (2), bull standing left, head right, rev. gorgoneion, and Rhodes, Drachms (2), facing head of Helios, rev. rose, fine to very fine (8)

£300-350

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ROMAN COINS 147

Brutus, M. Iunius (54 BC), ¡ Denarius, Rome, head of Libertas right, rev. BRVTVS in ex., the consul L. Iunius Brutus walking left between two lictors and preceded by an accensus (Cr.433/1; Syd.906), good fine, and Cassius, ¡ Denarius, with Lentulus Spinther, Smyrna, 42 BC, diademed head of Libertas right, rev. jug and lituus (Cr.500/3; Syd.1307), two small banker’s marks on obverse, good fine (2)

£150-200

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Pompey the Great, ¡ Denarius, moneyer M. Poblicius, Coduba, (46-45 BC), helmeted head of Roma right, rev. Hispania, holding spears and with shield on back, presenting palm-branch to Roman soldier on prow left (Cr.469/1a; Syd.1035), very fine

£180-250

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Julius Caesar, ¡ Denarius, Rome, 42 BC, moneyer L. Mussidius Longus, laureate head of Caesar right, rev. cornucopia on globe between rudder, caduceus and apex (Cr.494/39; Syd.1096; Sear, Imperators, 116), toned, good fine

£450-550

Mark Antony, ¡ Quinarius, with Lepidus, Gaul, 43 BC, simpulum, aspergillum, axe and apex (emblems of the pontificate), LEP IMP, rev. [lituus], capis and raven, [M ANT] IMP (Cr.489/3; Syd.1158), a little off centre, almost very fine, together with Fulvia, ¡ Quinarius, Lugdunum, 42 BC, winged bust of Victory (with features of Fulvia) right, III VIR R P C, rev. ANTONI IMP, lion walking right (Cr.489/6; Syd.1163), toned, almost very fine (2)

£200-300

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C. Cassius, ¡ Denarius, Smyrna, 42 BC, diademed head of Libertas right, LEIBERTAS C. CASSI IMP, rev. LENTVLVS SPINT, jug and lituus (Cr.500/3; Syd.1307; Sear, Imperators, 221), small banker’s mark on neck, about very fine

£300-400

Roman Coins (8), ¡ Denarii (5) of C. Coelius Caldus (Cr.318/1a), L. Titurius Sabinus (Cr.241/1a), Vespasian, Faustina Snr. and Julia Domna, all fine, together with Asses under Tiberius (2) of Divus Augustus, radiate head left, rev. altar (RCV 1789) and a Dupondius under Caligula, similar obverse, rev. Augustus seated left on curule chair (RCV 1811), fine to good fine or better (8)

£80-100

Mark Antony, Legionary ¡ Denarii (15), Patrae (?), 32-31 BC, galley right, ANT AVG III VIR R P C, rev. legionary eagle between two standards, LEG II, III, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X, XI, XII ANTIQVAE, XII, XIII, XV, XVII, XVIII LYBICAE and XX (Cr.544/14-36), fair to good fine (15)

£300-400

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Augustus (27 BC - AD 14), ¡ Denarius, Rome, 13 BC, moneyer C. Antistius Reginus triumvir, bare head right, CAESAR AVGVSTVS, rev. simpulum and lituus over tripod and patera (RIC 410; C.347; BMC 120), two small banker’s marks by chin, toned, very fine

£400-500

Tiberius (AD 14-37), ¡ Denarius, Lugdunum, laureate head right, TI CAESAR DIVI AVG F AVGVSTVS, rev. PONTIF MAXIM, Livia as Pax seated right, holding branch and sceptre (RIC 30; C.16), almost very fine

£170-220

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Nero (AD 54-68), ¡ Denarius, Rome, c.54-59, bare head of Nero as a young man right, NERO. CAESAR. AVG. IMP, rev. PONTIF MAX. TR. P[-] P. P around oak wreath containing EX S C (cf RIC 9-20 and C.205-218), some old scratches under tone before head, very fine

£300-400

Nero, Æ Sestertius, Rome, laureate head right, rev. Roma seated left on cuirass, holding Victory and parazonium (RIC 273 var.), almost very fine

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Otho (AD 69), ¡ Denarius, bare head right, rev. SECVRITAS P R, Securitas standing left, holding wreath and sceptre (RIC 8; BMC 18; C.17), toned, good very fine

£400-600

Vespasian (AD 69-79), ¡ Denarius, 72-73, laureate head right, rev. CONCORDIA Concordia seated left, holding patera and cornucopia (RIC 357; C.74), good very fine

£100-140

AVGVSTI,

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Vespasian, ¡ Denarius, Rome, 69-70, laureate head right, rev. IVDAEA, Judaea seated right in mournful attitude at foot of trophy (RIC 2; C.226), scratches in reverse field, toned, about very fine

£170-220

Titus (AD 79-81), ¡ Denarius, Rome, 80, laureate head right, rev. dolphin coiled round anchor (RIC 112; C.309), about very fine, together with Domitian (AD 81-96), ¡ Denarius, 90-91, laureate head right, rev. Minerva standing right on capital of rostral column, holding shield and brandishing spear, owl at her feet (RIC 720; BMC 179), toned, extremely fine (2)

£160-220

Nerva (AD 96-98), ¡ Denarius, Rome, laureate head right, rev. two right hands clasping standard set on prow (RIC 3; C.25), together with Trajan (AD 98-117), ¡ Denarius, laureate head right, drapery on shoulder, rev. Felicitas standing left, leaning on column, holding caduceus (RIC 120), good very fine (2)

£160-220

First and Second Century, ¡ Denarii (8), Vespasian (3), revs. corn-ears in modius, Annona seated left, and Concordia seated left, Domitian, rev. Minerva standing on capital of rostral column, owl at feet, Trajan (4), revs. Dacian seated on pile of arms, Concordia seated left, Felicitas standing left (2), good fine to almost very fine (8)

£120-180

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Trajan (AD 98-117), ¡ Denarius, Rome, laureate bust right, rev. PIET in ex., COS V P P S P Q R OPTIMO PRINC, Pietas standing left, sacrificing over altar and holding sceptre (RIC 104 var.; C.199), almost extremely fine

£90-120

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Hadrian (117-38), ¡ Denarius, Rome, laureate bust right, draped on shoulder, rev. P M TR P COS III, Pietas standing facing, holding up both hands (RIC 96; C.1115), good very fine

£90-120

Hadrian, ¡ Denarii (7), revs. Aequitas standing left, Nemesis walking right (2), Felicitas standing left, Salus seated left (3), together with a Denarius of his wife Sabina, rev. Juno standing left, good fine and better (8)

£120-180

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Antoninus Pius (138-61), Æ Sestertius, Rome, 139, laureate head right, ANTONINVS AVG rev. TR POT COS II, S - C, Fides standing right, holding corn-ears and dish of fruit (RIC 546; BMC 1145), green-brown patina, good very fine, reverse very fine

£300-400

Faustina Jnr, wife of Marcus Aurelius, Æ As, Rome, 161-175, diademed and draped bust right, FAVSTINA AVGVSTA, rev. SALVTI AVGVSTAE S C, Salus seated left, feeding from patera a snake rising from altar (RIC 1671; BMC 995), smooth dark green patina, charming portrait, good very fine

£180-250

Second and Third Century, ¡ Denarii (22), Trajan (3), Hadrian, Antoninus Pius (3), Faustina Snr. (2), Marcus Aurelius (3), Faustina Jnr. (2), Lucius Verus (2), Lucilla, Septimius Severus (2), Julia Domna, Caracalla, and Maximinus, good fine to very fine (22)

£280-350

PIVS P P,

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Caracalla (198-217), Æ 26mm., Deultum (Thrace), radiate head right, rev. COL. FL. PAC DEVLT, Homonoia/Concordia standing left, sacrificing from patera over altar and holding cornucopia (Jurukova 10-A/II), good very fine

£150-200

Severus Alexander (222-235), ¡ Denarius, 223, laureate, draped bust right, rev. Jupiter standing left, holding thunderbolt and sceptre (RIC 19; C.229), toned, about extremely fine

£70-90

Third Century Antoniniani (15), Gordian III (6), Philip I (7), and Philip II (2), various reverse types, very fine (15)

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Diocletian (284-305), ¿ Aureus, 5.30g, Nicomedia, 294, laureate head right, DIOCLETIANVS P F AVG, rev. IOVI CONSERVATORI, Jupiter standing left, holding thunderbolt and sceptre, SMN in ex. (RIC 5a; RCV 12543), flan is very slightly wavy at edge before the bust, extremely fine

£2,000-3,000

Fausta, wife of Constantine, Folles (2), Ticinum, draped bust right, rev. SALVS Fausta standing facing holding infant children in her arms, the other similar but reverse legend SPES REIPVBLICAE, very fine or better (2)

£60-80

REIPVBLICAE,

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Gratian (367-83), Siliqua, Trier, diademed, draped bust right, rev. VRBS ROMA, Roma seated left, holding Victory on globe in right hand and spear behind with left hand, in ex. TRPS (RIC 46b), full flan with striking crack, good very fine, Denarii (2), Nerva, Rome, AD 97, FORTVNA-AVGVST, Fortuna standing left (RIC 16), an English field find, fine, Septimius Severus (RIC 6333), about fine (3)

£100-130

Honorius (393-423), Solidus, 4.39g, Ravenna, diademed, draped bust right, DN rev. VICTORI- A AVGGG, Honorius standing right foot on captive, holding standard in right hand and victory on orb in left hand, RV in field, in ex. COMOB (RIC 1287; C.44), removed from jewellery, very fine

£200-250

A collection of Roman coins, comprising 5 Republican bronzes, a Victoriatus, 4 Republican Denarii, a portrait Denarius of Julius Caesar (moneyer P. Sepullius Macer), Mark Antony, Cistophorus, and silver and bronze issues of most imperial reigns, including some scarce/rare issues (Galba, Clodius Albinus, Gordian I, Quietus, Macrianus etc.), from Augustus through to Theodosius II (196), fair to good fine (208)

£1,800-2,500

HONORI-VS P F AVG,

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Leo I (457-74), ¿ Solidus, 4.49g, Constantinople, armoured bust three-quarters facing, turned slightly right, D N LEO PERPET AVG, rev. VICTORI-AAVGGGH, Nike standing left, holding long jewelled cross, star on right, CONOB in ex. (RIC 605), extremely fine

£300-400

Leo IV (775-80), ¿ Solidus, 4.35g, Constantinople, Leo IV and Constantine VI seated facing on double throne, each wearing crown and chlamys, cross in field, rev. facing busts of Leo III and Constantine V, each wearing crown and loros, cross in field (Sear 1584; DOC 2), minor edge marks, scarce, very fine

£900-1,200

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Constantine VII and Romanus I (920-44), Solidus, 4.38g, facing bust of Constantine VII, left, and Romanus I, right, each holding a long patriarchal cross, rev. bust of Christ facing holding Gospels (Sear 1751; DOC 15; R.1905), some time mounted, very fine

£300-400

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Kushan, Wima Takto (Soter-Megas) (AD 80-100), Æ Tetradrachm, Drachms (20), Huvishka, Æ Tetradrachm (MAC.2975-3002), fine to very fine (22)

£120-150

Kushan Kingdom, Wima Kadphises (c.100-128 AD), ¿ Quarter Dinar, 2.00g, diademed head right within window, rev. trident, tamgha, and triratna symbol (Göbl 9), good very fine

£500-600

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Australia, private issue Æ Tokens, Pennies (3), Hobart Town, William Andrew Jarvey, pawnbroker sign, rev. inscription (KM.Tn137.3), fine, Freemantle, John Henderson, 1874, arms, rev. house, N of TOKEN above roof (KM.Tn99.2), about fine, scarce, Melbourne, Peace and Plenty, 1858, arms, rev. Justice seated (KM.Tn285.1), good fine (3)

£60-80

Australia, George V, Florins (2), 1916M (KM.27), mark in front of face otherwise extremely fine, 1927 Parliament (KM.31), good extremely fine, Shillings (3), 1916, extremely fine, 1921, very fine, and 1935, good very fine (5)

£150-200

Australia, Florins (6), 1910, 1916M, 1919M, 1963, 1927 Parliament Opening and 1928, fine or better, Sixpences (2), 1943D, 1943S, good very fine (8)

£80-100

Austria, Salzburg, Wolfgang von Raitenau (1587-1612), Taler, undated, St. Rupert, rev. arms (Dav.8184; Pr.826), very fine

£60-80

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Austria, Franz Joseph I (1848-1916), Double-Taler, 1857, head right, rev. lighthouse, steam engine and steam ship (Dav.20; J.320; Kahnt 356; Thun 444), lacquered and polished, some surface marks, extremely fine

£550-650

Austria, proof 25-Schilling, 1956, Mozart commemorative (KM.2881), the brilliant surfaces slightly cloudy, uncirculated

£150-200

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191

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British Trade Dollars (2), 1897, Britannia standing left, rev. geometric pattern (KM.T5), nearly very fine, 1900B, similar (KM.T5), good very fine (2)

£80-100

British Trade Dollar, 1900B, Britannia standing left, rev. geometric pattern (KM.T5), extremely fine

£100-150

Canada, Provincial Æ Token coinage, Pennies (19), Upper Canada (3) (KM.Tn3), New Brunswick (4) (KM.2), Nova Scotia (5), (KM.2, KM.4, KM.6), Bas Canada (7) (KM.Tn10, KM.Tn21 KM), generally fine, some better (19)

£50-80

Canada, Provincial Æ Token coinage, Halfpennies (43), Upper Canada (6) (KM.Tn2), New Brunswick (6) (KM.1), Nova Scotia (13) (KM.1, KM.3, KM.5), Bas Canada (11) (KM.Tn7, KM.Tn20, KM.Tn18), British Administration, Montreal (2) (KM.Tn4), others (5), generally fine, some better (43)

£80-100

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Denmark, Frederik VI (1808-39), Speciedaler, 1824 CFG, head right, rev. arms (H.26A; KM.659.2), very fine

194 194

195

£100-120

195

France, Louis IX (1226-70), Gros Tournois, 4.06g, cross, legend around in two bands, LVDOVICVS.REX, rev. castle, +TVRONV.S. CIVES around, encircled by a band of twelve framed lis (Dup.190D; Laf.198c), good very fine

£100-130

France, Philip IV (1285-1314), Gros Tournois a l ‘O rond, 4.00g, cross, legend around in two bands, +PHILIPPVS REX, rev. castle, +TVRONVS CIVIS around, small mullet before CIVIS, encircled by a band of twelve framed lis (Dup.213c; Laf.217), very fine

£80-100

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196 (x1.5) 196

France, Philip VI (1328-50), Ecu d’or, 4.52g, first issue, 1337, king seated on ornate throne holding sword to left and hand resting on shield decorated with fleur-de-lis, saltire stops, rev. quadrilobe within which floriate cross arms extending from central quatrefoil, annulet stops (Dup.249; Fr.270), almost extremely fine

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France, Louis XV (1715-74), Quarter-Ecu, reformation, 1716, La Rochelle, draped infant head right, flower below, rev. crowned arms (Dup.1653a), very fine

£150-200

France, Napoleon, 5-Francs, 1811 A, Paris, laureate head right, rev. value in wreath (Dav.85; Gad.584; KM.694.1), about uncirculated, with lustre

£120-150

199 199

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201

France, Louis Philippe (1830-48), 5-Francs, 1835 K, Bordeaux, laureate head right, rev. value in wreath (KM.749.7), about uncirculated, with some lustre

£80-120

French Indo-China, Federated States, Piastre, 1947, reeded edge (KM.32.2), in NGC holder graded MS62, French Indo-China, 50 Cent, 1936, (KM.4a2), in NGC holder graded MS62, Japan (2), 5 Sen, Meiji 22 (1889) (KM.19), in NGC holder graded MS 62, 50 Sen. Meiji 40 (1907) (KM.31), in NGC holder graded AU 58 (4)

£100-130

Germany, Augsburg, Taler, 1764 F.H., bust of Emperor Francis I right, rev. crowned double-headed eagle (Dav.1929; Forster 642 var.), good very fine

£100-150

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Germany, Augsburg, Taler, 1765, in the name of Emperor Francis I, head right, rev. arms (Dav.1930; Forster 655), knock on reverse edge near 12 o’clock, nearly extremely fine

£80-120

Germany, Baden, Friedrich I (1856-1907), 2-Marks, 1892, head left, rev. eagle (J.28), good very fine, toned.

£80-120

Germany, Bavaria, Ludwig I (1825-48), Double-Taler, 1843, head right, rev. statue of Richter, on the 100th anniversary of the Erlangen Academy (Dav.590; KM.817), about extremely fine, patchy colour on proof like surfaces

£150-200

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206

Germany, Bavaria, Ludwig I (1825-48), Double-Taler, 1844, head right, rev. arms (KM.814), good very fine, toned

£100-140

Germany, Bremen, Taler, 1865 B, Second German Shooting Festival (Dav.628; J.27; KM.248), about uncirculated

£100-120

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208

Germany, Brunswick-Lüneburg, Ernst August (1913-18), proof 5-Mark, 1915, busts right, with U. LÜNEB, rev. eagle (Dav.638; J.58; KM.1164), hairlines on brilliant surfaces, uncirculated

£1,200-1,500

Germany, Cleve, Johann I (1448-81), Half Groschen, 1.14g, MDCCCLXXV (1475), shield over long cross, Roman numeral date in legend between 6 and 12 o’clock, rev. shield (Frey.166a; Levinson I, 138), one of the earliest dated coins, fine, rare, Armenia, Levon I (1198-1219), Tram, 2.70g, king seated facing, rev. patriarchal cross between two standing lions (Nercessian 282), very fine (2)

£60-80

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210

211

Germany, Frankfurt, Taler, 1796, eagle, rev. value (Dav.2229; JF.965b), nearly extremely fine

£160-200

Germany, Frankfurt, Gulden, 1838, eagle, rev. value in wreath (J.22; KM.316), about uncirculated

£100-150

Germany, Frankfurt, Taler, 1862, Double-Taler, 1866, Reuss-Schleiz, Taler, 1862, Saxe-Meiningen, Thaler, 1859, very fine or better (4)

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214

Germany, Frankfurt, Gedenktaler, 1863, Rathausplaz, rev. eagle (J.52; KM.372), about uncirculated

£100-120

Germany, Köln, Hermann IV von Hesse (1480-1508), Goldgulden, 3.22g, undated, Bonn, St. Peter standing, rev. shield (F.802; Noss 466), from a mount, good fine

£100-150

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216

Germany, Prussia, Frederick II (1740-86), Taler, 1786, head right, rev. eagle, variety with stops either side of mint mark .A. below, the ‘Death Thaler’ (Dav.2590A; KM.347), adjustment marks on obverse, good very fine

£100-150

Germany, Regensburg, Sede Vacante, Taler, 1787, St. Peter in circle of shields, rev. legend (Dav.2606; KM.450), about extremely fine

£100-150

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Germany, Saxony, Maurice (1541-53), Taler, 1549, armoured half-length right, rev. date over shield (Dav.9787), good very fine

£150-200

Germany, Saxony, Friedrich August II (1733-63), commemorative 2/3-Taler, 1747, on the marriage of Prince Friedrich Christian to Antonia of Bavaria, Hymen, rev. legend (Dav.922), very fine

£100-120

Germany, Saxony, Johann V (1854-73), Double-Taler, 1855, head left, rev. arms (KM.1190), Thaler, 1860 (KM.1214), cleaned, good very fine (2)

£60-80

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220 220

221

Germany, Schwarzburg-Sonderhausen, Gunther XLII, Anton Heinrich, Johann Gunther II, and Christian Gunther I (1619-31), Taler, 1623, helmeted arms, rev. St. Martin on horseback right (Dav.7680C; Fischer 238), very fine

£300-400

Germany, Schwarzburg-Sonderhausen, Karl Gunther (1880-1909), 2-Mark, 1896, head right, rev. eagle (J.168; KM.150), very fine

£120-150

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German East Africa, Two-Rupien, 1893, uniformed bust left, rev. arms (KM.5), good fine, scarce

£100-150

Hungary, Matthias Corvinus (1458-90), Goldgulden, 3.059g, undated (1469), St. Ladislaus standing, shield of mintmaster Johannes Constorffer to right, rev. shield (F.20; Pohl K1-7), edge smooth probably from a mount, very fine

£300-400

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225

226

Hungary, Maria Theresa (1740-80), Kremnitz Talers (3), 1743, 1757, and 1763, bust right, rev. Madonna and Child (Dav.1126, 1132), the second good fine, the other two very fine (3)

£100-150

Hungary, Maria Theresa, Taler, 1780, Kremnitz, Madonna and Child, rev. crowned arms, mint master’s initials SK and PD below (Dav.1133a; Huszár 1680; KM.386.2), about extremely fine, toned

£80-100

Hungary, Maria Theresa, Half-Talers (2), 1763, bust right, rev. Madonna and Child (KM.370), very fine, 1779SK-PD, arms, rev. Madonna and Child (KM.385.2), old collection numbers etched and stamped on reverse, extremely fine, Joseph II, Half-Taler, 1783B, crowned arms, rev. Madonna and Child (KM.398.2), very fine (3)

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India, East India Company, Madras, 1/96-Rupee, 1797, arms, rev. East India Company monogram (KM.397), about very fine, Ceylon, Stiver, 1815, rev. elephant (KM.81), fair, Gibraltar, Two-Quarto, 1810 (KM.Tn4.10), about fine, Essequibo and Demerary, Stiver (3), 1813 (KM.10), one very fine, the others, fine, Half-Stiver, 1813 (KM.9), fine (7)

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Italy, Naples, Charles II of Anjou (1285-1309), Carlino or Saluto d’argento, 3.31g, shield, rev. Annunciation (MIR 23), very fine

£80-100

Italy, Naples, Charles II of Anjou, Gigliato, 3.69g, king, crowned, seated facing holding sceptre to left and orb to right, rev. floriate cross, lis in each angle (MIR 24), nearly very fine

£80-100

230 230

231

Italy, Naples and Sicily, Ferdinand IV (1759-1805), Piastra of 120-Grana, 1798, head right, rev. crowned shield (Dav.1409; Gig.62), about extremely fine

£100-150

Italy, Naples and Sicily, Ferdinand IV, Piastra of 120-Grana, 1805, bust right, rev. crowned shield, lettered edge (Dav.162; KM.99.3; Mont.339), about extremely fine, some lustre

£150-250

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Italy, Venice, Giovanni Corner II (1709-22), Ducato, Doge kneeling before St. Mark, rev. Christ in mandorla (F.1372), very fine

£180-220

Italy, Venice, Ludovico Manin (1789-97), Ducato, Doge kneeling before St. Mark, rev. Christ in mandorla (F.1445), edge nick, lustrous, extremely fine

£130-180

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234 x234

235

236

Japan, Matsuhito (1867-1912), Yen, Meiji 45 (1912), dragon within beaded circle, rev. value within wreath (KM.A25.3), toned, in NGC holder graded AU58

£100-130

Japan, Mutsuhito, 5-Sen (10), one year 6, the others all year 10, type I (KM.22), very fine - extremely fine (10)

£150-250

Liechtenstein, Johann II (1858-1929), Taler, 1862A, head right, rev. arms (Dav.215; Kahnt 281; Thun 468), extensive surface marks, polished, fine but scarce

£150-250

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238 Low Countries, Gelderland, Arnhem, Count Renaud (1272-1326), Sterling imitation, 1.37g, m.m. cross pattée, crowned facing bust in style of Edward I, COMES.GELRENCIS, rev. ARE/NHE/MO/IVP, long cross trefoil in each angle (Mayhew p.75, 179), edge crack, very fine, a very rare imitation Sterling

£120-150

Mayhew noted this type as only known to him for a single example. 238

Low Countries, Sterling imitations (3), 1.25g, Flanders, Alost, Robert de Bethune (1305-22) (Mayhew 211), good fine, 1.29g, Yves, Gaucher du Chatillon (1303-29) (Mayhew 234), nearly very fine, 1.34g, Ligny, Valeran II (Mayhew 223), good fine (3)

239 239

x240

241

£100-120

241

Low Countries, Hainault, Jean II d’Avenses (1280-1304), Sterling imitations, Mons (2), facing bust, rev. long cross, pellets in angles (Mayhew 34), good fine, 1.22g, similar (Mayhew 36), good fine (2)

£60-80

Low Countries, Liége, John of Hoorn (1484-1505), as bishop, Postulat Florin, 2.33g, undated, St Lambert standing, rev. arms in trilobe (Del.333; F.300), split and only fair

£80-100

Luxembourg, John the Blind (1309-46), as King of Bohemia and Poland, Sterling imitations, 1.27g, m.m. cross pattée/eagle, crowned facing bust, +JOHANNES DEI GRA triple pellet after initial mark, rev. REX BOE ET POL, long cross, pellets in angles (Mayhew 257), very fine

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Mexico, Maximillian II (1864-67), Peso, 1866, Mexico City, bearded head right, rev. crowned arms (KM.388.1), toned, good extremely fine

£100-150

Mexico, Maximillian II, Peso, 1866, Mexico City, bearded head right, rev. crowned arms (KM.388.1), extremely fine

£100-150

Mexico, Republic, restrike Peso, 1898AM, Mexico City, eagle on cactus, rev. Liberty cap (KM 409.2), in NGC holder graded MS61

£50-60

247 245 Netherlands, Utrecht, 3-Gulders, 1794, Maid of Holland, rev. crowned shield dividing value (Dav.1852; Del.1150), extremely fine

£100-150

New Zealand, private token issues, Æ Pennies (2), New Plymouth, John Gilmour, inscription, rev. Kiwi below Mt. Egmont (KM.Tn21), reverse die flaws, about very fine, Dunedin, Day and Mieville, inscription, rev. Justice seated (KM.Tn16), fine, Ceylon, Lee Hedges and Co, Token, Demattagodde Mills (Pr.61), nick, fine (3)

£40-60

New Zealand, George V, Florin, 1936, bust left, rev. Kiwi bird (KM.4), extremely fine, the rare date of the series

£200-300

248

Poland, Republic, a group of silver coins (24), all different, 10-Zlotych (9), queen Jadwiga 1932(l), 1932(w), 1933, Jan III Sobieski 1933, Josef Pilsudski first type 1934, second type 1935, 1936, 1937, 1939, 5-Zlotych (8), queen Jadwiga 1932(l), 1933, 1934, Josef Pilsudski first type 1934, second type 1934, 1935, 1936, Gdynia seaport 1935, 2-Zlotych (5), queen Jadwiga 1932, 1933, 1934, Joseph Pilsudski 1934, Gdynia seaport 1935, average very fine (24)

£100-200

249

£100-200

250

£100-200

251

£100-200

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252 252

253

Russia, Peter the Great (1689-1725), Rouble (1720), laureate, draped and armoured bust right, rev. eagle (Bitkin 419; Diakov 79), good very fine

£400-600

Russia, Anna (1730-40), Rouble, 1732, bust right, rev. double-headed eagle, plain cross on orb, no cross on sceptre, eagles with tongues (Diakov portrait type 15; Sev.1092), very fine

£150-250

254 x254

Russia, Alexander II (1855-81), Memorial Rouble, 1859, head left, rev. monument with equestrian statue of Nicholas I (KM.28), a few light marks, extremely fine, scarce

255 x255

x256

£500-700

256

Russia, Alexander III (1881-94), Coronation Rouble, 1883, head right, rev. crown, sceptre and orb on cushion within wreath (KM.43), cleaned with light marks in fields, nearly extremely fine

£400-500

Russia, Nicholas II (1894-1917), Memorial Rouble, 1898, head left, rev. monument to Alexander II, edge inscribed (KM.Y61), light surface marks, nearly extremely fine, rare

£1,000-1,200

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259

260

261

262

260

Russia, Nicholas II, Roubles (2), 1900, head left, rev. crowned double headed eagle (KM.Y59.3), very fine, 1913, 300th Anniversary of the Romanov Dynasty, conjoined facing busts, rev. crowned double headed eagle (KM.70), minor edge knocks, good very fine (2)

£120-150

Russia, Nicholas II, Rouble, 1912, Centennial of the defeat of Napoleon, crowned double headed eagle over disc surrounded by various linked crowned shields, rev. inscription, edge inscribed (KM.68), edge knock on obverse, otherwise extremely fine, rare

£800-1,000

Russian Imperial, ¡ coins (11), Rouble 1897 (KM.Y59.3), fine, Half-Rouble (3), 1818, 1825, 1895 (KM.C129; Y.45), one fair, the others fine, 25-Kopeks (2), 1837, 1894 (KM.C166.1, Y 44), fair - good fine, 20-Kopeks, 1915 (KM.Y22a.2), 15-Kopeks, 1915 (KM.Y21a.3), 10-Kopeks, 1915 (KM.Y20a.3), 5-Kopeks 1915 (KM.Y19a.2), these all very fine, AE, 10-Kopeks, 1834 (KM.C.141.1), about fine, Soviet Union, 10-Kopeks, 1923 (KM.Y.80), very fine (12)

£80-100

South Africa, Republic, Five-Shillings, 1892, bust of Kruger left, rev. arms, single shaft (KM.8.2), brushed, now toned, good very fine

£120-150

South Africa, Republic, silver coins (12), 2 1/2-Shillings (4), 1894, 1896 (2), 1897, 2-Shillings (3), 1896, 1897 (2), Shilling, 1894, Sixpences (3), 1892, 1893, 1896, and Threepence, 1893, Pennies (13), all 1898, average fine to very fine, some of the Pennies better (25)

£120-150

South Africa, Republic, Penny, 1898 (KM.2), uncirculated, in PCGS holder graded MS64RB

£100-120

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£100-120

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South Africa, Republic, Penny, 1898 (KM.2), uncirculated, in PCGS holder graded MS64RB

£100-120

Switzerland, 5-Francs, 1922, 2-Rappen (5), 1888, 1918, 1928, 1929, 1931, 1-Rappen (8), 1857, 1872, 1883, 1897, 1929, 1939 (3), very fine to extremely fine, other Swiss coins in silver (13) and base metal, fine to very fine (lot)

£100-200

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267

266 (x1.5) 266

United States, Colonial coinage, New England, Massachusetts Pine Tree Threepence, 1652, 0.989g, without pellets (Noe 36), some dents but good very fine

£2,500-3,500

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United States, Colonial coinage, Plantation Token, a restrike c.1828 of the 1/24-Real tin token, horseman right, rev. four shields, light clip between 9 and 10 o’clock on the reverse, otherwise extremely fine for issue

£200-300

PROVENANCE:

Christie’s, 18 February 1992, lot 252 From the Winn family collection, removed from Nostell Priory, Yorkshire

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269

United States of America, Washington & Independence, 1783, draped bust, no button, slightly off centre as often seen, good very fine

£150-200

United States of America, Trade Dollar, 1877 S, Liberty seated left, rev. eagle, in NGC holder graded UNC detail, improperly cleaned

£100-130

270 270 x271

272

United States of America, Morgan Dollar, 1878 CC, cleaned and now toned, about uncirculated

£80-100

United States of America, Morgan Dollars (5), 1878, eight feathers, NGC graded AU details, improperly cleaned, 1880 O NGC graded MS 61, 1881 S, almost uncirculated, 1885, light marks, almost uncirculated, 1889, NGC graded MS 61 (5)

£110-130

United States of America, commemorative Half-Dollar, Vermont, 1927, uncirculated, in PCGS holder graded MS62

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United States of America, commemorative Half-Dollar, Delaware, 1936, uncirculated, in PCGS holder graded MS64

£200-250

United States of America, commemorative Half-Dollar, Roanoke, 1937, uncirculated, in PCGS holder graded MS64

£150-200

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United States of America, buffalo Nickel, 1918 D, 8 over 7, very fine, very rare

276

Miscellaneous world coins (20), silver (14), including Belgium, 1873 5 Francs (KM.24), nearly very fine, Great Britain, Crown, 1889 (S.3921), almost extremely fine, others (12), various denominations, these generally very fine, one pierced, Æ (6), various, generally about very fine (20)

£80-100

Miscellaneous proof sets (16), Bhutan, 1966, Canada, 1985, France, 2008, Jordan, 1965, South Arabia, 1964, Trinidad and Tobago, 1966, U.K. (5), 1970, 1971, 2000, 2002 (2), U.S.A. (5), 1958P, 1968S, 1972S, 1975S, 1976S; uncirculated sets (16), Australia (2), 1968, 1969, Bhutan, 1966, Canada (4), 1965, 1967, 1970, 1973, India, 1950, Fiji, 1969, New Zealand, 1967, Singapore, 1967, Seychelles, 1972, U.S.A. 1965 SMS (2), 1973P, 1973D, Zimbabwe, 1980; individual silver Crown size coins (14), Bhutan silver 3-Rupees, 1966, Falkland Islands 1978, Gibraltar, 1971, Isle of Man, 1972, U.K. 1977 (7), U.S.A. silver proof Eisenhower Dollars (3), 1971S (2), and 1972S, and silver uncirculated Eisenhower Dollar 1972S, Zambia 5-Shillings, 1965; Fiji proof Dollar, 1970, Independence Commemorative with medal alignment (KM.33), and various other unofficial ‘sets’, uncirculated, in cases or packets of issue (lot)

£200-300

A large quantity of coins of the world, mostly 19th and 20th centuries, many in collector’s envelopes, very mixed condition from poor to extremely fine, many of the more modern coins uncirculated (lot)

£100-200

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WORLD COMMEMORATIVE AND HISTORICAL MEDALS 279

Austria, bronze medals (4), of Franz Joseph, Prinz Eugen, Conrad von Hotzendorf, and Dr Karl Leuger, and plaquettes (2) of Franz Joseph, on his Jubilee, 1848-98, and Austrian Chancellor Dr I. Seipel, by T. Isnenghi, also a porcelain medal, with the same portrait of Seipel and an inscription on the reverse to the Brothers of Mercy, very fine to extremely fine (7)

£100-150

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Execution of Marie Antoinette 1793, silvered electrotype by Ready of the medal by Küchler, bust left, rev. the Queen taken to her execution in a wagon, date in cartouche below, edge stamped R, very fine

£100-150

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Russia, Alexander I, Visit to Paris 1814, Æ medal, 40mm., by Andrieu, laureate head right, rev. Genius seated left inscribing tablet SEJOUR DE ALEX.1 A PARIS (Diakov 378.1), extremely fine

£60-80

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Russia, Alexander I, Foundation of Monument Dedicated to Military Events, 181315, Æ Medal, 50mm., by Brand, 1818, conjoined heads left within wreath of Alexander I and Friedrich Wilhelm III, rev. monument surrounded by three line inscription (Diakov 409.1), good very fine, scarce

£60-80

Switzerland, shooting medals (2), Glarus, bronze medal, 1892, St Gall, silver medal, 1895 (Martin 432, 568), both good extremely fine, both in fitted cases (2)

£150-250

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285

Vatican, Pius IX (1846-78), Concilio Ecumenico 1869, large silver medal by Giuseppe Bianchi, bust left, rev. Christ giving the keys to St. Peter, 74mm. (Bart.(i) XXIV, 8), mint state encased in a silver frame, the obverse protected by lunette, with ring for suspension (as presented to senior church dignitaries for wear), in contemporary case, rare

£250-350

19th and 20th century bronze medals (5), of Gustav Riehl, Giovanni Mingazzini, Viktor Keldorfer, Carl Reichert (gilt bronze), and Otto Reichert (silvered bronze), and bronze plaquettes (4), of R Reininger, Hans Molisch, von Preen, Source cachat - Bains d’Evian (silvered bronze), together with a small bronze plaquette for attendance at the 7th Congrès des Accidents et des Maladies du Travail Bruxelles 1938, very fine to extremely fine (10)

£100-150

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DAY TWO THURSDAY 29 MARCH 2012 Morning Session commencing at 10.00 a.m All Sales are subject to the Conditions of Business printed at the back of this catalogue Estimates The estimated selling price of each lot is printed below the lot description and does not include the Buyer’s Premium. Bidders should bear in mind that estimates are prepared well in advance of the sale and are not definitive. They are subject to revision.

A COLLECTION OF PENNIES OF AETHELRED II THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN Statistics for the recorded number of coins by type used here are taken for the mint tables in ‘Studies in Anglo-Saxon Coinage in memory of Bror Emil Hildebrand,’ Svnenska Numismatiska Forenigen, Stockholm, 1990.

286

287

286 (x1.5)

287 (x1.5)

Aethelred II (978-1016), Penny, 1.53g, first hand type, Bedford, Aelfstan, draped, diademed bust right, rev. +AELFSTAN M-O BEDA, Hand of Providence dividing Alpha and Omega (N.766; S.1144), most attractive, about extremely fine, extremely rare

£800-900

Four examples recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

W.J. Conte, CNG 58, 19 September 2001, lot 1732 W.C. Wells collection 287

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.48g, first hand type, Canterbury, Eadwold, draped, diademed bust right, rev. +EADÞOLD M-O CAENTÞA, Hand of Providence dividing Alpha and Omega (N.766; S.1144), dark tone, good very fine, scarce for this mint

£300-400

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Seaby, December 1990

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289

288 (x1.5)

289 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.34g, first hand type, Chester, Deorlaf, draped, diademed bust right, rev. +DEORLAF M-O LECG, Hand of Providence dividing Alpha and Omega (SCBI 42-816 this moneyer noted (not illustrated); N.766; S.1144), minor chip below bust, double struck in obverse legend, coarse Chester style, good very fine, rare

£350-450

17 examples recorded for this type for this mint. 289

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.57g, first hand type, Derby, Osulf, draped, diademed bust right, rev. +OSOLF M-O DEORABY, Hand of Providence dividing Alpha and Omega (N.766; S.1144), pecks, nearly very fine, rare

£60-800

16 examples recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

P. Finn, list 4, Spring 1995, no. 98

290

290 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.64g, first hand type, Gloucester, Godeman, draped, diademed bust right, rev. +GODEMAN M-O GLE, Hand of Providence dividing Alpha and Omega (N.766; S.1144), peck marks, struck from rusty obverse die, good very fine, rare Seven examples recorded for this type for this mint. This moneyer only known for this type at Gloucester. PROVENANCE:

Baldwin auction 55, 7 May 2008, lot 2250 291

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£600-800

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293

292 (x1.5)

293 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.44g, first hand type, Huntingdon, Aelfric, draped, diademed bust right, rev. +AELFRIC M-O HVNTAN, Hand of Providence dividing Alpha and Omega (N.766; S.1144), good very fine, very rare

£500-600

Ten examples recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, October 1995 293

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.63g, first hand type, Ipswich, Leofric, draped, diademed bust right, rev. +LEOFRIC M-O GIPES, Hand of Providence dividing transposed Alpha and Omega (SCBI 26/1133; N.766 var.; S.1144), weakness in reverse legend, dark tone, most pleasing bust, good very fine/very fine, a very rare variety

£500-600

PROVENANCE:

SNC, October 1994, no. 6470 F. Elmore Jones, Glendining, May 12-13, 1971, lot 397

294

294 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.62g, first hand type, Ipswich, Leofric, draped, diademed bust right, rev. +LEOFRIC M-O GIPES, Hand of Providence dividing Alpha and Omega (N.766; S.1144), dark tone, weakly struck, nearly very fine

£280-350

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, October 1994

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296

295 (x1.5)

296 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.67g, first hand type, Lewes, Theodgar, draped, diademed bust right, legend starting at 9 o’clock, rev. +ÐEODGAR M-O LAEÞE., Hand of Providence dividing Alpha and Omega (N.766; S.1144), good very fine, rare

£350-450

18 examples recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

Bt. CNG, 22 May 2002, item no. 2162 Ex Dr. W.J. Conte collection 296

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.54g, first hand type, Lincoln, Theodgeld, draped, diademed bust right, rev. +ÐEODGILD + M-O, without mint name, Hand of Providence dividing Alpha and Omega (N.766; S.1144), coarse style, unusual without mint signature, good very fine

£250-300

Coins of this type without a mint name are most unusual. Theodgild is only known as a moneyer for Lincoln. PROVENANCE:

CNG, January 2003

297

298

297

298

297 (x1.5)

298 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.28g, first hand type, London, Aethelred, draped, diademed bust right, rev. +AEÐERED M-O LVND., Hand of Providence dividing Alpha and Omega (N.766; S.1144), minor flan split at 9 o’clock, crimped, nearly very fine/very fine

£200-250

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.64g, first hand type, Northampton, Leofsige, draped, diademed bust right, rev. +LEOFSIGE M-O HAMT., Hand of Providence dividing Alpha and Omega (SCBI 9/443 - same reverse die; N.766; S.1144), toned, good very fine, extremely rare

£350-450

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300

299 (x1.5)

300 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.65g, first hand type, Norwich, Brantinc, draped, diademed bust right, rev. +BRANTINC M-O NORÐÞIC, Hand of Providence dividing transposed Alpha and Omega (cf. SCBI 2/799 - same reverse die; N.766 var.; S.1144), nearly very fine, a very rare variety

£400-500

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Baldwin, March 1994 300

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.55g, first hand type, Rochester, Sidewine, draped, diademed bust right, rev. +SIDEÞINE M-O ROF:., Hand of Providence dividing Alpha and Omega (cf. SCBI 25/8; N.766; S.1144), struck from rusty dies, about very fine, scarce

£300-400

20 examples recorded for of this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, March 1986 G.V. Doubleday, Glendining, 6 October 1986, lot 426 - with Doubleday ticket Sonia Carr, Sotheby, 3 December 1956, lot 106 (part)

301

301 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.42g, first hand type, Shaftesbury, Athelstan, draped, diademed bust right, rev. +AEÐESTAN M-O CAFTI, Hand of Providence dividing Alpha and Omega (N.766; S.1144), very fine, rare Nine examples recorded for this type for this mint.

£400-500

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303

302 (x1.5)

303 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.58g, first hand type, Southampton, Aethelweard, draped, diademed bust right, rev. +AEÐELÞEARD M-O HAM., Hand of Providence dividing Alpha and Omega (N.766; S.1144), very fine, rare

£500-600

13 examples recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

Bt. Baldwin, March 1995 F. Elmore Jones, Glendining, October 6 1971, lot 745 R.C. Lockett, Glendining, 26-27 April 1960, lot 3726 303

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.34g, first hand type, Stamford, Alfpold, draped, diademed bust right, rev. +ALFÞOLD M-O STAMF., Hand of Providence dividing Alpha and Omega (N.766; S.1144), minor edge chip, about very fine

£200-250

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, August 1997

304

305 305 (x1.5)

304

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.46g, first hand type, Thetford, Osferth, draped, diademed bust right, rev. +OSFERÐ M-O ÐEOFO, Hand of Providence dividing Alpha and Omega (N.766; S.1144), chipped, otherwise very fine

£80-100

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, March 1992 305

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.20g, first hand type, Totnes, Manna, draped, diademed bust right, rev. +MANNA M-O TOTAN, Hand of Providence dividing Alpha and Omega (N.766; S.1144), toned, good very fine PROVENANCE:

Arnot, DNW, 21 March 1995, lot 100

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£500-600

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307

306 (x1.5)

307 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.51g, first hand type, York, Faellen, draped, diademed bust right, rev. +FAELLAN M-O EOFE, Hand of Providence dividing Alpha and Omega (N.766; S.1144), very fine

£300-400

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, May 1993 307

308

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.36g, second hand type, Canterbury, Duda, diademed bust right, sceptre before, rev. DVDA M-O CAENT, Hand of Providence, with curve each side of sleeve, dividing Alpha and Omega, each with a pellet below (N.768; S.1146), slight crease, uncleaned, good very fine

308

309

308 (x1.5)

309 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.39g, second hand type, Canterbury, Leofric, diademed bust right, sceptre before, rev. +LEOFRIC M-O CAENTÞA, Hand of Providence, with curve each side of sleeve, dividing Alpha and Omega, each with a pellet below (N.768; S.1146), dark tone, double struck in places on obverse, good very fine

£300-400

£250-350

PROVENANCE:

William C. Boyd, Baldwin auction 42, 26 September 2005, lot 809 - with Boyd ticket 309

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.26g, second hand type, Dover, Osferth, diademed bust right, sceptre before, rev. +OSFERÐ M-O DOFA, Hand of Providence, with curve each side of sleeve, dividing Alpha and Omega, each with a pellet below (N.768; S.1146), double struck in places on obverse, about very fine, extremely rare

£600-800

Two examples recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

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310 (x1.5)

311 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.42g, second hand type, Ipswich, Lytelman, diademed bust right, sceptre before, rev. +LYTELMAN M-O GIPES, Hand of Providence, with curve each side of sleeve, dividing Alpha and Omega, each with a pellet below (N.768; S.1146), weakness in legends, very fine, rare

£300-400

12 examples recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, June 1991 Sotheby, 28 January 1976, lot 181 311

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.35g, second hand type, Lewes, Hereberht, diademed bust right, sceptre before, rev. +HEREBREHT M-O LAEÞ, Hand of Providence, with curve each side of sleeve, dividing Alpha and Omega, each with a pellet below (N.768; S.1146), small deposit on obverse at 5 o’clock, dark tone, otherwise good very fine, rare

£300-400

Eight examples recorded for this type for this mint.

312

313

312

313

312 (x1.5)

313 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.52g, second hand type, London, Aethelwold, diademed bust right, sceptre before, rev. +AÐELÞOLD M-O LVNDO, Hand of Providence, with curve each side of sleeve, dividing Alpha and Omega, each with a pellet below (N.768; S.1146), slightly crimped, surface porosity in places, very fine

£280-320

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.03g, second hand type, Lydford, Godwin, diademed bust right, sceptre before, rev. +GODÞINE M-O LYDAN, Hand of Providence, with curve each side of sleeve, dividing Alpha and Omega, each with a pellet below (N.768; S.1146), minor edge chip at 7 o’clock, very fine, very rare

£500-600

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314 (x1.5) 314

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.51g, second hand type, Lymne, Leofric, diademed bust right, sceptre before, rev. +LEOFRIC M-O LIMNA, Hand of Providence, with curve each side of sleeve, dividing Alpha and Omega, each with a pellet below (cf. SCBI 2/822; N.768; S.1146), lightly toned, good very fine, very rare

£800-1,000

Six examples are recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

CNG auction, 13 January 2003, lot 1327 Dr. W.J. Conte collection Sotheby, 28 January 1976, lot 182

315

316 316 (x1.5)

315

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.22g, second hand type, Norwich, Brantinc (reading Forantinc), diademed bust right, sceptre before, rev. +FORANTINC M-O NORÞI, Hand of Providence, with curve each side of sleeve, dividing Alpha and Omega, each with a pellet below (N.768; S.1146), perforations, an unusual moneyer signature, nearly very fine/good fine, rare

£180-230

19 examples recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

Found at Lakenheath, Suffolk, 1987 BNJ 57 (1987), Coin Register no.131 and Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, EMC 1987.0131 316

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.11g, second hand type, Rochester, Leofric, diademed bust right, sceptre before, rev. +LEOFRIC M-O ROFE, Hand of Providence, with curve each side of sleeve, dividing Alpha and Omega, each with a pellet below (N.768; S.1146), edge chip between 6 and 7 o’clock, double struck in places on obverse, about very fine, rare

£400-500

19 examples recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

Bt. Baldwin, September 1992 F. Elmore Jones, Glendining, 12-13 May 1971, lot 664

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318

317 (x1.5)

318 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.22g, second hand type, Totnes, Manna, diademed bust right, sceptre before, rev. +MANNA M-O TOTAN, Hand of Providence, with curve each side of sleeve, dividing Alpha and Omega, each with a pellet below (N.768; S.1146), obverse pecks and crease, toned, very fine, rare type for Totnes

£350-450

19 examples recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

H. R. Mossop, Glendining, 6 November 1991, lot 384 Ex R.V. Brettell - with Brettell ticket Ex Evans and Wells collections - with Wells ticket 318

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.46g, second hand type, Winchester, Leofwold, diademed bust right, sceptre before, rev. +LOEFÞOLD M-O ÞINT, Hand of Providence, with curve each side of sleeve, dividing Alpha and Omega, each with a pellet below (N.768; S.1146), very fine

319

319 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.75g, Crux type, Bath, Aethelsige, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +AEÐELSIGE M-O BAÐ, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), creased, edge cuts at three o’clock, split at 12 o’clock, fine, rare Eight examples recorded for this type for this mint. The cuts in this coin are from a contemporary attempt to cut this coin into a halfpenny or farthing. PROVENANCE:

Pheat, DNW, 21 March 1995, lot 500 G.V. Doubleday, Glendining, 6 October 1987, lot 24 (part)

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£250-350

£100-130

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321

320 (x1.5)

321 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.32g, Crux type, Bridport, Eadnoth, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +EADNOÐ M-O BRYD, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), obverse pecks, toned, very fine, rare

£800-1,000

13 examples recorded for this type for this mint PROVENANCE:

G.V. Doubleday, Glendining, 6 October 1987, lot 26 - with Doubleday ticket H.A. Parsons, Glendining, 11 May 1954, lot 161 321

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.68g, Crux type, Cambridge, Oscytel, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +OSCYTEL M-O GRANT, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (SCBI 20/852 - this coin; N.770; S.1148), toned, good very fine, very rare

£250-300

PROVENANCE:

R.P. Mack, SCBI 20/852 - this coin; with Mack ticket Bt. Seaby, 23 August 1956

322

323

322

323

322 (x1.5)

323 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.63g, Crux type, Chichester, Aelfwine, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +AELFÞINE M-O CIS, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), weakness in legends, very fine, scarce

£350-400

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.62g, Crux type, Colchester, Swetlinc, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +SÞETINC M-O COLN, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), lightly toned, good very fine

£250-350

PROVENANCE:

G.V. Doubleday, Glendining, 6 October 1987, lot 77 - with Doubleday ticket

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325

324 (x1.5)

325 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.39g, Crux type, Dorchester, Wulfnoth, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +ÞVLNOÐ M-O DOR, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), peck marks, about very fine, rare

£400-500

17 examples recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

Bt. Seaby, August 1981 325

326

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.60g, Crux type, Exeter, Tuna draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +TVNA M-O EAXEC, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), peck marks, obverse weakness, toned, good fine/very fine

326

327

326 (x1.5)

327 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.68g, Crux type, Hereford, Aelfgeat draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +AELFGEAT M-O HERE, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), lightly toned, pleasing, good very fine, scarce

£200-300

£400-500

PROVENANCE:

CNG auction 60, 22 May 2002, lot 2165 Ex W.J. Conte collection Arnott, DNW, 21 March 1995, lot 110 327

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.44g, Crux type, Hertford, Eadwi, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +EDÞI M-O HEORT, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), obverse weakness, very fine, scarce PROVENANCE:

G.V Doubleday, Glendining, 6 October 1987, lot 162 - with Doubleday ticket.

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£350-450

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329

328 (x1.5)

329 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.53g, Crux type, Huntingdon, Aelfric, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +AELFRIC M-O HUNT, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), minor striking perforation at centre, pecks by chin, lightly toned, very fine, scarce

£350-450

PROVENANCE:

G.V. Doubleday, Glendining, 6 October 1987, lot 167 - with Doubleday ticket. 329

330

331

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.37g, Crux type, Ilchester, God, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +GOD M-O GIFELL, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), flan flaw on bust, minor surface cracks, about very fine/very fine, scarce

330

331

330 (x1.5)

331 (x1.5)

£300-400

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.64g, Crux type, Ipswich, Lytelman, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +LYTLMAN M-O GIPES, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), cracked, lightly toned, about very fine, scarce

£150-200

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.50g, Crux type, Leicester, Osferth, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +OSFERÐ M-O LEHRA, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), crack on inner circle between 12 and 3 o’clock, otherwise very fine, rare

£450-550

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333

332 (x1.5)

333 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.44g, Crux type, Leicester, Thurulf, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +ÐURULF M-O LIHRA, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), minor split, crack above bust, edge chip, very fine, rare

£450-550

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Baldwin, October 1998 F. Elmore Jones, Glendining, 12-13 May 1971, lot 420 333

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.53g, Crux type, Lewes, Leofnoth, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +LEOFNOÐ M-O LAEÞE, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), minor edge split below bust, lightly toned, very fine

£280-330

334

335

334 (x1.5)

334

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.43g, Crux type, Lincoln, Garfin, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +GARFIN M-O LINCOL, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), surface crack on reverse, bold bust, good very fine/very fine

£200-250

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Baldwin, September 2007 335

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Aethelred II, Penny, 1.15g, Crux type, Lincoln, Unbein, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +VNBEGN M-O LINCOL, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), edge chip, cracks on inner circle, lightly toned, very fine/very fine

£120-150

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336

337 (x1.5) 336

337

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.53g, Crux type, London, Oscetyl, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +OSCYTEL M-O LVND, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), minor edge split, about very fine

£180-220

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.29g, Crux type, Lydford, Goda, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +GODA M-O LYDA, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), peck marks, very fine, scarce

£500-600

PROVENANCE:

William C. Boyd, Baldwin auction 42, 26 September 2005, lot 815 H.M. Montagu, Sotheby, 11-16 May 1896, lot 16 (part)

338

339

338

339

338 (x1.5)

339 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.16g, Crux type, Lydford, Goda, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +GODA M-O LYDA, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), peck marks, weakly struck, toned, nearly very fine, scarce

£250-350

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.43g, Crux type, Lympne, Leofric, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +LEOFRIC M-O LIMNA, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), obverse surface crack, crimped, nearly very fine, rare

£400-500

PROVENANCE:

G.V. Doubleday, Glendining, 6 October 1987, lot 312 - with Doubleday ticket.

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341

340 (x1.5)

341 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.33g, Crux type, Maldon, Aelfwine, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +AELPINE M-O MAE, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), very fine, scarce

£450-550

PROVENANCE:

G.V. Doubleday, Glendining, 6 October 1987, lot 315 - with Doubleday ticket Duke of Argyll, collection acquired by Spink, 1949 341

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.68g, Crux type, Northampton, Thurcetal, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +ÐVRCETEL M-O HAM, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), double struck in places on obverse, lightly toned, pleasing, good very fine, scarce

£500-600

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Seaby, October 1998 F. Elmore Jones, Glendining, May 12-13 1971, lot 592

342

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.41g, Crux type, Nottingham, Oswold, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +OSÞOLD M-O SNOT, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), toned, very fine, rare 17 examples recorded of this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

Bt. Baldwin, May 1997

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342 (x1.5)

£600-800

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343

344

343

344

343 (x1.5)

344 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.56g, Crux type, Oxford, Aethelwine, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +AEÐELÞINE M-O OXNA, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), tiny striking perforation, toned, good very fine, scarce

£300-400

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.38g, Crux type, Rochester, Sidewine, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +SIDEÞINE M-O ROFE, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), split by inner circle below bust, lightly toned, very fine, scarce

£200-250

345

345 (x1.5) 345

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.64g, Crux type, Shaftesbury, Goda, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +GODA M-O CEFTEN, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), lightly toned, pleasing, very fine, scarce

£300-400

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, July 1984

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346

346 (x1.5) 346

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.68g, Crux type, Southampton, Godman, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +GODMAN M-O HAMÞI, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (SCBI 20/856 - this coin; N.770; S.1148), obverse pecks, toned, a good example of this rare mint, very fine, very rare

£800-1,000

Ten examples recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

L.M. Stack, Sotheby, 22-23 April 1999, lot 508 SNC, September 1982, item no.6642 R.P. Mack, SCBI 20/856 R.C. Lockett, Glendining, 26-27 April 1960, lot 3736 P.W.P. Carlyon Britton, Sotheby, 17-21 November 1913, lot 503 (part) In the Carlyon Britton sale this was listed as a coin of Harwich, an attribution long since rejected in favour of Southampton.

347 347

348

349

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.58g, Crux type, Southampton, Isegel, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +ISEGEL M-O HAMÞI, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (SCBI 7/413, 42/852 - same dies; N.770; S.1148), cracked, cleaned, otherwise about very fine, very rare

£250-300

Ten examples recorded for this type for this mint. 348

349

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.21g, Crux type, Southwark, Godric, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +GODRIC M-O SUÐBY, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), flan crack, otherwise very fine

£150-200

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.33g, Crux type, Thetford, Folcerd, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +FOLCARD M-O ÐEOD, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), weakness, nearly very fine

£120-160

PROVENANCE:

G.V. Doubleday, Glendining, October 6 1987, lot 477 (part) - with Doubleday ticket

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351

350

351

350 (x1.5)

351 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.23g, Crux type, Totnes, Elfstan, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +AELFSTAN M-O TOTAN, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), tiny striking perforations, toned, nearly very fine, scarce

£150-200

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.58g, Crux type, Wallingford, Aelfric, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +AELFRIC M-O ÞELIG, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), two minor cracks, edge chip between 2 and 3 o’clock, toned, about very fine, scarce

£180-220

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Baldwin, March 1995

352 352

353

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.60g, Crux type, Wallingford, Oda, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +EODA M-O ÞELIA, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), pierced below bust, toned, very fine, scarce

£100-130

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Baldwin, March 1995 353

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.67g, Crux type, Wareham, Byrhsige, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +BYRHSIGE M-O ÞER, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), crimped on obverse, nearly very fine, scarce

£250-350

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355

354 (x1.5) 354

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.71g, Crux type, Wilton, Saewine, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +SAEÞINE M-O ÞILTV, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (SCBI 20/886 this coin; N.770; S.1148), old line lightly scratched in arms of cross and around centre on reverse, toned, good very fine, scarce

£200-250

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, August 1982 R.P. Mack, SCBI 20/886 - with Mack ticket Bt. Spink, 1928 355

356

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.60g, Crux type, Winchester, Wynstan, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +ÞYNSTAN M-O ÞIN, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (SCBI 20/886 - this coin; N.770; S.1148), flan striking cracks on inner circle, toned, nearly very fine

356

357

356 (x1.5)

357 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.41g, small Crux type, Canterbury, Goldwine, draped bust left, sceptre before cutting into drapery, rev. +GOLDÞINE M-O CANTÞ, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770 var. ; S.1148), obverse pecks, toned, very fine, scarce

£150-200

£280-320

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Baldwin, March 1994 357

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.30g, small Crux type, Dover, Wulfstan, draped bust left, sceptre before cutting into drapery, rev. +PVLFSTAN M-O DOVER, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770 var.; S.1148), obverse pecks, toned, nearly very fine, very rare 18 examples are recorded for the CRVX issue for this mint.

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£400-500

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359

358 (x1.5)

359 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.40g, small Crux type, Rochester, Eadsige, draped bust left, sceptre before cutting into drapery, rev. +EADSIGE M-O ROFEC, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770 var.; S.1148), obverse pecks, toned, very fine, scarce

£400-500

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, June 1991 359

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.13g, intermediate small cross/Crux mule, London, Aelfgeat, draped bust left, +AEÐELRAED REX ANGLORX, rev. +AELGET M-O LVN, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770 var.; S.1148), reverse struck from locally made die, obverse pecks, toned, good very fine, a very rare mule

£1,200-1,600

PROVENANCE:

L.M. Stack, Sotheby, 22-23 April 1999, lot 512

360

361

360

361

360 (x1.5)

361 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.36g, long cross type, Barnstaple, Byrhsige, draped bust left, rev. +BYRHSIGE M-O BARD, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), minor flan crack, grey tone, reverse peck marks, good very fine, scarce mint for this type

£500-600

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.73g, long cross type, Bath, Edstan, draped bust left, rev. +EDSTAN voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), lightly toned, very fine

£250-300

MΩO BAÐ,

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363

362 (x1.5)

363 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.74g, long cross type, Bedford, Leofnoth, draped bust left, rev. +LEOFNOÐ MO BEDA, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), pecks, nearly very fine, rare

£400-500

PROVENANCE:

Arnott, DNW, 21 March 1995, lot 136 363

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.57g, long cross type, Cambridge, Eadwine, draped bust left, rev. +EDÞINE MO GRANT, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), pecks, toned, good very fine, scarce

364 364

365

367

368

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365

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.47g, long cross type, Canterbury, Aelfred, draped bust left, rev. +.AELFR.YD MΩ O CAENT, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), surface oxidation patches on reverse, nearly very fine

£150-200

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.63g, long cross type, Canterbury, Leofstan, draped bust left, rev. +LEOFSTAN MO CAENT, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), double struck in places on obverse, about very fine

£180-220

366 366

£250-350

367

368

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.66g, long cross type, Chester, Aelfnoth, draped bust left, rev. +AELFNOÐ MΩ O LEIG, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), about very fine

£180-220

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.67g, long cross type, Chester, Aelfwine, draped bust left, rev. +AELFÞINE M’O LEIG, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), crimped, striking crack, pecks, about very fine

£150-180

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.64g, long cross type, Chichester, Aelfwine, draped bust left, rev. +AELFÞINE MΩ O CISE, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), about very fine, scarce

£200-250

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369

370

369 (x1.5)

370 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.29g, long cross type, Colchester, Wulfwine, draped bust left, rev. +ÞVLFÞINE M’O COL, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), cleaned, good very fine, scarce

£350-450

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Baldwin, September 2008 370

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.73g, long cross type, Dorchester, Wulfnoth, draped bust left, rev. +ÞVLFNOÐ M.Ω. O DOR, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (SCBI 20/919 - this coin; N.774; S.1151), small edge chip at eight o’clock, reverse pecks, toned, good very fine, very rare

£400-500

17 examples recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

R.P. Mack, SCBI 20/919 - with Mack ticket Bt. Baldwin, 1949

371

372

371 (x1.5) 371

372

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.52g, long cross type, Dover, Leofhyse, draped bust left, rev. +LEOFHYSE M.O DOFR, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), very fine, rare 17 examples recorded for this type for this mint.

£400-500

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.46g, long cross type, Exeter, Carla, draped bust left, rev. +CARLA voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), reverse pecks, very fine/nearly very fine PROVENANCE: F. Elmore Jones, Glendining, 12-13 May 1971, lot 283

£200-250

M’O EAXE,

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374

373 (x1.5)

374 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.73g, long cross type, Gloucester, Godwine, draped bust left, rev. +.GODÞINE M’O GLEA, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), toned, a pleasing example, almost extremely fine, scarce

£400-500

PROVENANCE:

Dr. B. Bird. Glendining with Spink, 20 November 1974, lot 144 374

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.60g, long cross type, Hereford, Byrhstan, draped bust left, rev. +BYRHSTAN M’O HERE, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), pecks, very fine, scarce

£350-450

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, March 1982

375

376

375 (x1.5)

376 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.63g, long cross type, Huntingdon, Aelfric, draped bust left, rev. +.AELFRIC MΩ O NVNT, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), pecks, reverse die crack, very fine, scarce

£250-350

PROVENANCE:

G.V. Doubleday, Glendining, 6 October 1987, lot 168 Duke of Argyll, collection acquired by Spink, 1949 376

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Aethelred II, Penny, 1.69g, long cross type, Leicester, Aelfric, draped bust left, rev. +AELFRIC M’O LIHER, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), reverse pecks, very fine, rare

£400-500

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378

377 (x1.5)

378 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.32g, long cross type, Lewes, Merewine, draped bust left, rev. +MEREÞINE MΩ O LAEPE, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), almost very fine, scarce

£200-250

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Seaby, July 1984 378

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.60g, long cross type, Lincoln, Aelfsige, draped bust left, rev. +AELFSIGE M’O LINC, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), good very fine

£250-300

380

379

380 (x1.5) 379

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.54g, long cross type, London, Swetinc, draped bust left, rev. +SÞETINC M’O LVND, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), surface crack on reverse, very fine

£180-220

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, March 1982 380

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.65g, long cross type, Lydford, Aelfstan, draped bust left, rev. +AELFSTAN M.Ω. O LYDA, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), double struck in places on reverse, pecks, almost very fine, scarce

£350-450

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382

381 (x1.5) 381

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.54g, long cross type, Northampton, Aethelnoth, draped bust left, rev. +AEÐELNOÐ MO HAM, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), pecks, almost very fine, scarce

£250-300

PROVENANCE:

Pheat, DNW, 21 March 1995, lot 527 G.V. Doubleday, Glendining, 6 October 1987, lot 346 - with Doubleday ticket L.A. Lawrence II, Glendining, 14 March 1951, lot 258 (part) 382

383

384

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.71g, long cross type, Norwich, Aelfric, draped bust left, rev. +.AELFRIC MΩ O NOR–, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), nearly very fine

383

384

383 (x1.5)

384 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.66g, long cross type, Oxford, Aelfwine, draped bust left, rev. +AELFÞINE M’O. OXNA, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), good very fine

£250-350

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.54g, long cross type, Romney, Aethelwine, draped bust left, rev. +AEÐELÞINE M’O. RVMA, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents, added pellet in first angle (N.774; S.1151), double struck, fine, rare

£300-400

17 examples recorded for this type for this mint. With ticket identifying mint and moneyer in hand of F. Elmore Jones.

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£180-220

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385

386 (x1.5) 385

386

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.78g, long cross type, Shrewsbury, Brungar, draped bust left, rev. +BRVNGAR MΩ O SCRO, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), tiny central perforation, pecks, about very fine, scarce

£250-350

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.57g, long cross type, Southampton, Swileman, draped bust left, rev. +SÞILEMAN M.O HAM, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents, (N.774; S.1151), a few pecks on reverse, toned, most attractive, almost extremely fine, rare

£800-1,000

14 examples recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

Bt. Baldwin, October 1998 R.C. Lockett, Glendining, 26-27 April 1960, lot 3747 (part)

387

388 387

389

389 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.24g, long cross type, Stamford, Godaeg, draped bust left, rev. +GODAEG M.O STAN, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents, (N.774; S.1151), cracked, otherwise very fine

£100-130

PROVENANCE:

G.V. Doubleday, Glendining, 6 October 1987, lot 456 (part) - with Doubleday ticket 388

389

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.56g, long cross type, Thetford, Osbern, draped bust left, rev. +OSBERN MO ÐEOÐ, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents, (N.774; S.1151), fine

£80-100

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.40g, long cross type, Totnes, Wulfmaer, draped bust left, rev. +ÞVLMAER M.O TOTA, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), double struck in places on reverse, pecks, nearly very fine, rare

£300-400

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391

390

391

390 (x1.5)

391 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.72g, long cross type, Wareham, Wulfric, draped bust left, rev. +ÞVLFRIC MΩ O ÞER, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), about very fine, scarce

£500-600

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.72g, long cross type, Warwick, Aethelric, draped bust left, rev. +AEÐELRIC MΩ O ÞER, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), reverse pecks, lightly toned, good very fine, rare

£500-700

PROVENANCE:

G.V. Doubleday, Glendining, 6 October 1987, lot 544 - with Doubleday ticket.

392

393

392 (x1.5)

393 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.60g, long cross type, Watchet, Hunwine, draped bust left, rev. +HVNEÞINE M’O ÞECED, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), pecks, lightly toned, about very fine, rare

£400-500

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Baldwin, March 1995 393

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Aethelred II, Penny, 1.78g, long cross type, Wilton, Leofwine, draped bust left, rev. +LEOFÞINE M’O ÞILT, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), pecks on reverse, nearly very fine, scarce

£220-280

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395

394 (x1.5) 394

395

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.61g, long cross type, Wilton, Saewine, draped bust left, rev. +SAEÞINE MΩ O ÞILT, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), porous surfaces, nearly very fine, scarce

£200-250

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.58g, long cross type, Winchester, Brihtmaer, draped bust left, rev. +BYRHTMAER M.Ω. O ÞIN, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), small edge split at 11 o’clock, sometime cleaned, fine

£80-100

396

397

396 (x1.5) 396

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.77g, long cross type, Worcester, Goda, draped bust left, rev. +GODA MΩ O ÞIHR, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), crimped, flan crack, pecked, good fine, rare

£180-230

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Baldwin, May 1997 397

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.71g, long cross type, York, Frostulf, draped bust left, rev. +FROSTVLF M’O EOFR, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), almost very fine

£180-230

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399

398 (x1.5)

399 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.46g, helmet type, Barnstaple, Byrhsige, armoured bust with radiate helmet left, rev. +BYRHSIGE M’O BARD, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents over lozenge, a trefoil on each tip (N.775; S.1152), grey tone, pleasing, good very fine, a very rare type for Barnstaple

£800-1,000

Seven examples of this type recorded for this mint. 399

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.30g, helmet type, Cambridge, Wulfsige, armoured bust with radiate helmet left, rev. +ÞVLFSIG M’O GRAN, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents over lozenge, a trefoil on each tip (N.775; S.1152), crimped, obverse peck marks, weakly struck on reverse, scarce mint, very fine/nearly very fine

£250-300

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Baldwin, September 2007

400

400 (x1.5) 400

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Aethelred II, Penny, 1.46g, helmet type, Canterbury, Leofstan, armoured bust with radiate helmet left, rev. +LEOFSTAN M’O CAENT, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents over lozenge, a trefoil on each tip (N.775; S.1152), crimped, very fine, rare

£300-400

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401 (x1.5) 401

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.16g, helmet type, Castle Gotha, Wulfmaer, armoured bust with radiate helmet left, rev. +ÞVLFMAER M’O GOÐA, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents over lozenge, a trefoil on each tip (N.775; S.1152), flan crack at 5 o’clock, nearly very fine, rare

£1,000-1,200

11 examples recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

G.V. Doubleday, 6 October 1987, lot 142 - with Doubleday ticket Duke of Argyll, collection acquired by Spink, 1949 G.C. Drabble, Glendining, 4 July 1939, lot 475 Talbot Ready, Sotheby, 15-19 November 1920, lot 124

402

403

402 (x1.5)

403 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.45g, helmet type, Chichester, Heawulf, armoured bust with radiate helmet left, rev. +HEAÞVL.F MΩ.O CYSE, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents over lozenge, a trefoil on each tip (N.775; S.1152), pleasing, good very fine, rare

£500-700

12 examples recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, July 1988 403

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.41g, helmet type, Dover, Cinsige, armoured bust with radiate helmet left, rev. +CINSIGE M’O DOFE, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents over lozenge, a trefoil on each tip (N.775; S.1152), crimped, pecks, toned, nearly very fine, rare

£350-450

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405

406 404 (x1.5) 404

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.45g, helmet type, Exeter, Wulfsige, armoured bust with radiate helmet left, rev. +ÞVLFSIGE M’O EAXE, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents over lozenge, a trefoil on each tip (N.775; S.1152), crimped, pecks, ink marks on reverse, very fine, scarce

£350-450

PROVENANCE:

R.P.V. Brettell, Glendining, 28 October 1970, lot 118 - with Brettell ticket 405

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.32g, helmet type, Lincoln, Outhgrim, armoured bust with radiate helmet left, rev. +OÐGRIM M’O LINCO, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents over lozenge, a trefoil on each tip (N.775; S.1152), minor flan crack, porous surfaces, nearly very fine

£130-180

PROVENANCE:

‘Viking’ collection, Spink auction 150, 14 March 2001, lot 1021 (part) 406

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.12g, helmet type, London, Aethelweard, armoured bust with radiate helmet left, rev. +AEÐELÞERD M.O LVN, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents over lozenge, a trefoil on each tip, added broken annulet in first and fourth angles (N.775; S.1152), fine, unsual

£100-130

PROVENANCE:

‘Viking’ collection, Spink auction 150, 14 March 2001, lot 1021 (part)

407

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.34g, helmet type, London, Godwine, armoured bust with radiate helmet left, pellet behind, rev. +GODÞNE MO LVND, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents over lozenge, a trefoil on each tip (SCBI 20/991 - this coin; N.775; S.1152), toned, good very fine PROVENANCE:

R.P. Mack, SCBI 20/991 - with Mack ticket Duke of Argyll, collection acquired by Spink, 1949 www.spink.com

407 (x1.5)

£250-350

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408

409

408 (x1.5)

409 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.46g, helmet type, Norwich, Leofstan, armoured bust with radiate helmet left, rev. +LEOFA.T.AN M’O NO, first A in LEOFSTAN over S, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents over lozenge, a trefoil on each tip (N.775; S.1152), toned, very fine, scarce

£350-450

PROVENANCE:

William C. Boyd, Baldwin auction 42, 26 September 2005, lot 826 H. Montagu, Sotheby, 18-23 November 1895, lot 796 (part) 409

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.43g, helmet type, Oxford, Brihtwine, armoured bust with radiate helmet left, rev. +B[..]HTÞINE M’O OXNA, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents over lozenge, a trefoil on each tip (N.775; S.1152), flan crack, toned, very fine, scarce

410 410

£300-400

410 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.34g, helmet type, Stamford, Godaeg, armoured bust with radiate helmet left, rev. +GODAG MΩ STAN, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents over lozenge, a trefoil on each tip (N.775; S.1152), crimped, nearly very fine, scarce

£220-280

PROVENANCE:

‘Viking’ collection, Spink auction 150, 14 March 2001, lot 1021 (part) F. Elmore Jones, Glendining, 12-13 May 1971, lot 784

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412

411 (x1.5)

412 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.40g, helmet type, Thetford, Derewine, armoured bust with radiate helmet left, rev. +DYRÞINE M’O ÐEODF, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents over lozenge, a trefoil on each tip, added pellet in first quarter (N.775; S.1152), pecks, nearly very fine, scarce

£200-250

PROVENANCE:

G.V. Doubleday, 6 October 1987, lot 483 412

413

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.01g, helmet type, Thetford, Osulf, armoured bust with radiate helmet left, rev. +OSVLF MΩO Ð.EO, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents over lozenge, a trefoil on each tip (N.775; S.1152), porous surface, bold bust, very fine, scarce

413

414

413 (x1.5)

414 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.33g, helmet type, Winchester, Wulfnoth, armoured bust with radiate helmet left, rev. +ÞVLFNOÐ MO ÞINT, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents over lozenge, a trefoil on each tip (N.775; S.1152), tiny perforation, surface cracks, coarse style obverse, very fine

£220-260

£180-230

PROVENANCE:

Arnot, DNW, 21 March 1995, lot 69 Duke of Argyll, collection acquired by Spink, 1949 414

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Aethelred II, Penny, 1.34g, helmet type, York, Cetelborn, armoured bust with radiate helmet left, rev. +CITELBE MΩ O EOFR, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents over lozenge, a trefoil on each tip (N.775; S.1152), pecks, nearly very fine

£220-260

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416

415 (x1.5)

416 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.02g, last small cross type, Bedford, Leofwine, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +LEOFÞINE M- O BED, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), nearly very fine, rare

£500-600

15 examples recorded for this type for this mint PROVENANCE:

Dr. W.J. Conte, CNG, 13 January 2003, lot 1338 416

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.02g, last small cross type, Cambridge, Aelfwig, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +ELFÞIG M ON GRAN, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), edge chips, nearly very fine, scarce

£200-250

PROVENANCE:

Bt. P Finn, March 1997

417

418

417

418

417 (x1.5)

418 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.23g, last small cross type, Canterbury, Leofnoth, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +LEOFNOÐ M’ ON CAENT, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), edge loss between 7 and 9 o’clock, pecks, toned, good very fine, scarce

£300-400

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.15g, last small cross type, Canterbury, Leofstan, diademed, draped bust right, rev. +LEOFSTAN ON CANT:, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.780; S.1154), reverse pecks, toned, attractive bust, good very fine, a very rare variety

£1,200-1,600

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Baldwin, October 1998 Norweb IV, Spink auction 59, 17 June 1987, lot 1228 F. Elmore Jones, Glendining, 12-13 May 1971, lot 159 Duke of Argyll, collection acquired by Spink, 1949

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419

420 (x1.5) 419

420

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.18g, last small cross type, Chester, Leofwine, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +LEOFÞINE ON LE, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), coarse ‘local dies’ obverse, fine/nearly very fine

£130-180

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.28g, last small cross type, Colchester, Eadwine, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +EDÞINE MΩ ON COLN, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), extremely fine, rare

£400-500

17 examples recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

CNG auction 58, 19 September 2001, lot 1763

421

422

421 (x1.5)

422 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.28g, last small cross type, Dorchester, Wulfnoth, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +ÞVLFNOÐ ON DORCH, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), toned, good very fine, rare

£800-1,000

Seven examples recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

Bt. Baldwin, October 1998 H. Symonds, Glendining, 26 September 1973, lot 10 422

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.01g, last small cross type, Dover, Cinsige, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +CINSI NO DOVENDI, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), minor flan crack, toned, good very fine, rare PROVENANCE:

R.C. Lockett, Glendining, 6-9 June 1955, lot 648 P.W.P. Carlyon Britton, Sotheby, 17-21 November 1913, lot 469 (part)

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£350-450

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424

423 (x1.5) 423

424

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.73g, last small cross type, Exeter, Athelstan, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +.AÐELSTA.N ON E.A.XEC, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), pecks, very fine, scarce

£230-280

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.31g, last small cross type, Gloucester, Godwine, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +GO[..]NE ON GLEA, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), large chip, otherwise very fine, very rare

£100-130

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, May 1993 G.V. Doubleday, Glendining, 6 October 1987, lot 140 (part) - with Doubleday ticket

425

425 (x1.5) 425

426

427

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.27g, last small cross type, Ipswich, Leofsige, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +L.EO.FSIGE M ON GIPE., small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), reverse pecks, toned, good very fine, scarce

£250-300

PROVENANCE:

G.V. Doubleday, Glendining, 6 October 1987, lot 194 - with Doubleday ticket Duke of Argyll, collection acquired by Spink, 1949 426

427

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.27g, last small cross type, Lincoln, Aethelnoth, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +AEÐELNOÐ MO LINCO, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), reverse pecks, very fine

£180-250

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.04g, last small cross type, London, Aethelman, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +AELMAN M ON LVND., small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), flan perforations, otherwise about very fine

£130-150

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429

428 (x1.5)

429 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.12g, last small cross type, London, Eadsige, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +EDSIGE MΩ O LVND., small cross pattée within inner circle (SCBI 20/1029 - this coin; N.777; S.1154), pecks, toned, extremely fine

£250-350

PROVENANCE:

R.P. Mack SCBI 20/1029 Duke of Argyll, collection acquired by Spink, 1949 - with Mack and Duke of Argyll tickets 429

430

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.17g, last small cross type, Lydford, Goda, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +GODA ON LY.FO.R:, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), crease, weak on bust, nearly very fine

430

431

430 (x1.5)

431 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.08g, last small cross type, Maldon, Aethelwine, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +AEDELÞINE ON MEL, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), very fine, rare

£200-250

£500-600

Seven examples recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

CNG auction, 19 September 2001, lot 1770 431

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.26g, last small cross type, Northampton, Leofwine, diademed, draped bust left, small cross before, rev. +LEOFÞINE M-O HAMT, small cross pattée within inner circle (cf. SCBI 50/1366-69 and 50/459; N.777; S.1154), cracked, otherwise very fine, scarce PROVENANCE:

G.V. Doubleday, Glendining, 12 October 1987, lot 348 - with Doubleday ticket

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£180-230

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433

432

433

432 (x1.5)

433 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.18g, last small cross type, Norwich, Oswold, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +OSÞOLD MO ONRÐ, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), tiny perforation in centre, pecks, toned, very fine

£180-220

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.18g, last small cross type, Salisbury, Godwine, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +GODÞINE ON SEARB, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), crimped, pecks on reverse, very fine, scarce

£300-400

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Baldwin, May 1997

434

435

434 (x1.5)

435 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.38g, last small cross type, Shaftesbury, Aelfwine, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +AELFÞINE ON SCEFTE, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), pecks on reverse, nearly very fine, scarce

£350-450

PROVENANCE:

P. Finn, Winter list, 1994/95, item no. 51 435

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.07g, last small cross type, Stamford, Leofwine, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +LEOFÞINE M-O STAN, small cross pattée with four crosses cruciform around in field all within inner circle (N.779; S.1154), very fine, rare variety

£600-800

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, April 1990

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437

436 (x1.5) 436

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.32g, last small cross type, Sudbury, Brantinc, diademed, draped bust left, with light beard rev. +BRANTINC ON SVÐB, inverted S, small cross pattée with four crosses cruciform around in field all within inner circle (N.779; S.1154), almost extremely fine, rare mint and variety

£1,000-1,400

Seven examples recorded for the last small cross for this mint. PROVENANCE:

CNG auction, 13 January 2003, lot 1345 Ex W. J. Conté 437

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.26g, last small cross type, Thetford, Edric, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +EDRIC M ON ÐEODF, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), nearly very fine

£180-230

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, March 1992

438

439

438 (x1.5)

439 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.21g, last small cross type, Thetford, Manna, diademed, draped bust right, rev. +MANNA M’O ÐEOTE, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.780; S.1154), pecks, nearly very fine, a very rare variety

£600-800

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, May 1993 439

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.05g, last small cross type, Totnes, Huneman, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +HVNEMAN ON TOTA:, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), pecks, good fine, rare 19 examples recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

Bt. Baldwin, October 2002 www.spink.com

£200-300

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440

441

440 (x1.5) 440

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.40g, last small cross type, Wareham, Aelfgar, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +AELFGAR ON ÞERHAM, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), pecks, minor edge split below bust, toned, good very fine, extremely rare type for Wareham

£600-800

Three examples recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

Glendining, 8-9 October 1990, lot 755 441

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.30g, last small cross type, Winchester, Aethelstan, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +.AELFSTA.N ON ÞINCSER, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), nearly very fine

£150-200

443

442

443 (x1.5) 442

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.41g, last small cross type, Winchester, Brihtnoth, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +BRIHTNOÐ ON ÞINTCS, small cross pattée within inner circle (SCBI 20/1047 - this coin; N.777; S.1154), pecks, obverse double struck, very fine

£150-200

PROVENANCE:

R.P. Mack, SCBI 20/1047 Bt. Baldwin, 16 January 1962 443

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.75g, last small cross type, Worcester, Garwulf, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +GARVLF ON ÞIHRACS, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), pecks, crack below bust, good fine, rare

£200-300

11 examples recorded for this type for this mint. PROVENANCE:

Bt. Baldwin, May 1997

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445

444 444

445

445 (x2)

Celtic, early uninscribed coinage British ‘Remic’ Stater, 5.41g, stylised head right, rev. triple tailed horse, charioteers arm above, wheel below (Mack 58; Rudd ABC 485, VA 210, 212-5; BMC 445, 447, 449-54; S.38), very fine

£300-400

Celtic, uninscribed coinage, Belgae, Quarter-Stater, 1.01g, Basingstoke wreath type, crossed wreath, hidden face in one angle, rev. horse right, foliate motif above, sun below, ring pellets in fields (M. -; Rudd ABC 827; VA -; BMC -; S.- ), very fine, extremely rare,

£600-800

Rudd notes this type ‘?unique’. This new found specimen is struck from the same dies and is a better example than that listed by Rudd in ABC.

446 446

447

448

449

448

Celtic, Trinovantes, Dubnovellaunos (c.5BC-10 AD), Æ unit, 1.25g, head right with centre parting, rev. horse left, pellet below tail (BMC -; Mack-; Rudd ABC 2413; VA -; cf. S.212), fine, very rare

£40-60

Northumbria, Eanred (810-40), Stycas (2), 0.83g, Eadwine, rev. cross of eight pellets, 1.17g, Broder, rev. cross (N.186; S.862), Archbishops of York, Wigmund (837839/50), Stycas (2) 1.15g, Edilheard, 1.25g, Coenred (N.196; S.870), generally nearly very fine - very fine (4)

£150-180

Northumbria, Redwulf (843-44), Styca, 1.13g, Broder, cross, +REDVLF +BROÐER (N.189; S.867), very fine, scarce

RE,

rev. cross,

Northumbria, Aethelred II (second reign, 843/4-849/50), Stycas (4), Eardulf (2), 1.11g, blundered moneyers name, cross in inner circle, 1.19g, pellet in inner circle, 1.24g, Monne, obv. cross of five pellets, 1.17g, cross with pellet in each angle (N.188; S.865), generally very fine, one fine (4)

£50-60

£150-180

450 450 (x1.5) 450

Archbishops of Canterbury, Wulfred (805-33), Penny, 1.20g, Canterbury, anonymous moneyer type (group I), facing tonsured bust within inner circle, +VVLFREDI ARCHIEPISCOPI, rev. cross-crosslet within inner circle, +DOROVERNIAE CIFITATIS (Naismith C36.1; N.235; S.887), edge chip at six o’clock, die flaw and light surface crack on reverse, very fine, extremely rare The reverse reading

CIFITATIS

is a variety of Naismith C36.1.

PROVENANCE:

SNC, October 2007, item HS3124 www.spink.com

£1,400-1,800

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451 (x1.5) 451

Kent, anonymous coinage, regal issues, Penny, 1.54g, Canterbury, Swefherd, diademed bust in style of Ceolwulf right within inner circle, +SVVEFHERD MONETA around, rev. .DOROB/ERNIA C/IVITAS in three lines, cross dividing two pellets above, S dividing two pellets below (Naismith C55.1 - this coin not listed, rev. as C55.1a-d, new obv. die; N.221/2; S.878), edge loss between 4 and 6 o’clock, otherwise weakly struck but with full detail, very fine, extremely rare

£2,000-3,000

PROVENANCE:

Found at Bridge, nr. Canterbury, Kent, 1978 Recorded with the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, EMC 2012.0005

452

452 (x1.5) 452

Mercia, Queen Cynethyrth, wife of Offa, Penny, 1.17g, Canterbury, Eoba, large crude bust right, corn ear behind and over head, EOBA before, lozenge o, rev. +CYNEðRYð REGINA, uncial M, contraction bar above, pellets in angles within beaded inner circle (Chick 147; CEB 129; N.339; S.909), an uncleaned field find, edge chips, otherwise very fine, very rare

£2,000-3,000

This coin belongs to a small group which have this large and crude style obverse. The reverse die is the same as that found on most of Cynethryth’s coins (see Chick 140-147). It is thought that the obverse stylistic difference on this type is due to the die being cut by someone other than the usual highly skilled Canterbury die cutter deployed on Cynethyth’s and Offa’s issues. PROVENANCE:

Found near Torksey, Lincs, August 2011 Recorded with the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, EMC 2011.0238

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453 (x1.5) 453

Mercia, Beornwulf (823-25), Penny, 1.36g, group 1, East Anglian mint, ?Ipswich, Werbald, head right breaking inner circle, +BEORNÞVLF REX, rev. ÞER/BALD/MONE in three lines, uncial M (Naismith E25; N.394; S.928), even grey tone, full flan, a superb example, extremely fine, extremely rare

£5,000-6,000

PROVENANCE:

Found between Melbourne and Yielden, Bedfordshire, October 2011. Recorded with the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, EMC 2011.0250 Naismith lists eight examples for this type. This new specimen is struck from a different set of dies to the other examples.

454

455

454

455

454 (x1.5)

455 (x1.5)

Wessex, Edward the Elder (899-924), Penny, 1.61g, two line type, Aethelwulf, small cross pattée within inner circle, rev. AÐEL/VLF MO in two lines divided by row of three small crosses, pellet above and below (N.649; S.1087), about very fine

£400-500

Aethelred II (978-1016), Penny, 1.77g, benediction hand type, London, Godric, draped, diademed bust right, cross tipped sceptre before, rev. +GODRIC M-O LVND, Hand of Providence giving latin benediction, with curve each side of sleeve, dividing Alpha and Omega (N.766; S.1144), slightly crimped, toned, good very fine, very rare

£2,500-3,000

87 examples of this type are recorded, with 13 from the London mint. This is the only example for this moneyer at London.

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456 457

456

457

458

459

460

461

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.42g, small Crux type, Canterbury, Eadwold, draped bust left, sceptre before cutting into drapery, rev. +EADPOLD M-O CAENT, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770 var; S.1148), slightly creased, toned, very fine, scarce variety

£220-280

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.62g, long cross type, London, Aethelwerd, draped bust left, rev. +AEÐELÞERD M’O LVND, voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), pecks, very fine

£250-300

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.35g, last small cross type, London, Sunegod, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +SVNEGOD MO LVND., small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), pecks, almost very fine

£200-250

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.36g, long cross type, London, Swetinc, draped bust right, rev. +SÞETINC MO LVND voided long cross each limb terminating in three crescents (N.774; S.1151), nearly very fine

£180-220

Aethelred II, cut Halfpenny, 0.64g, last short cross type, uncertain mint, ?London (N.777; S.1154), nearly very fine

£60-80

Cnut (1016-35), Penny, 0.81g, helmet type, Lincoln, Leofwine, helmeted bust left, sceptre before, rev. LEOFÞIN ON LINCOL, voided short cross extending from central pellet within annulet, broken annulets enclosing pellet in angles (N.787; S.1158), very fine

£160-200

462 462

463

459

458

456 (x1.5)

463

Cnut, Penny, 0.89g, short cross type, London, Brihtred, diademed bust left, sceptre before, rev. +BRIHTRED ON LV, voided short cross within inner circle (N.790; S.1159), very fine

£160-200

Edward the Confessor (1042-66), Penny, 1.36g, pyramids type, Lewes, Leofward, draped, crowned bust right, sceptre before, rev. +LEOFÞORD ON LEÞ, voided cross, pyramid terminating in pellet extending from inner circle in each angle (N.831; S.1184), very fine

£250-300

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465

Edward the Confessor, Penny, 1.28g, pyramids type, London, Godric, draped, crowned bust right, sceptre before, rev. +GODRIC ON LVND, voided cross, pyramid terminating in pellet extending from inner circle in each angle (N.831; S.1184), crimped, very fine

£200-250

William I (1066-87), Penny, 1.37g, PAXS type, Romney, Wulfmaer, crowned facing bust, sceptre to right, rev. +ÞVLFMAER ON RVM, cross pattée, an annulet containing a letter of PAXS in each angle (N.848; S.1257), about very fine, scarce

£450-550

For the Conqueror the Romney mint is best known for the BMC 1 profile left type and is much rarer for the BMC 8 PAXS type.

466 466

467

Henry I (1100-35), Penny, 0.93g, annulets type (BMC I), Wulsige, Thetford, crowned facing bust, an annulet each side of neck, rev. +PLSIGE ON TIE[F], limbs of a cross fleury extending from a central annulet, trefoil on pile extending from inner circle in each angle (N.857; S.1263), straightened, crease, fine/good fine, rare

£300-350

Moneyer not recorded in North and a new moneyer for this type for Henry I. The mint signature in enigmatic and is most likely attributable to Thetford rather than anywhere else. PROVENANCE:

Found at Holme next the Sea, Norfolk, 2010 Recorded with the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, EMC2011.0213 467

Henry I, Penny, 1.31g, type XII, Salisbury, Aldwine, crowned bust left, rosettes before, rev. +AL[...]:SAL, cross pattée, arms extending from a central annulet, pellet within an annulet in each angle (N.868; S.1273), an uncleaned field find, the second recorded for this moneyer for this mint, fine, very rare

£250-350

PROVENANCE:

Found near Allington, Devizes, Wilts., 2007 Recorded with the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, EMC 2008.6310 and BNJ 2009, Coin Register, no. 399. 468

Henry I, Penny, 1.43g, quadrilateral on cross fleury type (BMC XV), Canterbury, Rodbert, crowned bust facing half left, sceptre top left, rev. +[..]BERD:ON:CANT, lis tipped quadrilateral over cross fleury (N.871; S.1276), fine; Henry III, long cross coinage, 1247-72, Penny, 1.41g, class 5f, Canterbury, Nicole (N.996; S.1372), flan splits, weakly struck good fine, scarce; Edward IV (second reign, 1471-83), contemporary imitation of a Canterbury Halfgroat, 1.02g, crowned facing bust within tressure, retrograde C on breast, rev. CIVITAS CANTOR (cf. N.1637; cf. S.2106), clipped, very fine (3)

£120-160

PROVENANCE:

The first coin Bt. Spink 2010 ex Pimprez Hoard 469

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Henry II (1154-89), Penny, 1.42g, ‘Tealby’ coinage, 1158-80, Canterbury, Ricard, bust C, rev. cross potent, crosslets in angles (N.956; S.1339), about fine, short cross Pennies (2), John (2), 1.15g, class 5a, ABEL.ON. LVND (N.968/4; S.1359A), nearly very fine, 1.45g, Canterbury, class 5, IOAN ON CANTER (N.973/3; S,1350), good fine, Henry III, long cross Pennies (4), class 5f, 4ab, 5 (2) (N.996, 989/1; S.1372, 1368), generally fine - about very fine (7)

£200-250

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471

472

Henry II, short cross coinage, 1180-89, Penny, 1.43g, class 1b, Exeter, Asketil, rev. +ASCETIL.ON.EXEC (N.963; S.1344), reverse off-centre, very fine, Henry III, long cross coinage, 1247-72, Penny, 1.48g, class Vg, Canterbury, Walter, WALTER ON CANT (N.997; S.1373), toned, good very fine (2)

£130-160

Edward I, Pennies (6), London (5), 1.38g, class 1c, 1.36g, class 2a, 1.28g, class 2a, 1.37g, class 3f, 1.33g, class 4d, Bristol, 1.41g, class 3g (N.1012, 1014, 1021, 1022, 1026; S.1382, 1385, 1392, 1393, 1397), one chipped, generally fine-good fine, Edward II Pennies, Canterbury (2), 1.28g, class 11a; 1.45g, class 12a (N.1060, 1063; S.1455, 1458) fine (8)

£120-150

Edward III (1327-77), third coinage, 1344-51, Penny, 1.34g, London, class 2 (N.1114; S.1544), fine, fourth coinage, pre-treaty period, 1351-61, Penny, 1.15g, London, series, Lombardic M, rev. added annulet in each angle (N.1136; S.1583), obverse double struck, clipped, good fine, rare (2)

£60-80

473 473

Edward III, fourth coinage, pre-treaty period, 1351-61, Groat, 3.86g, London, series B, m.m. cross 1, annulet stops, reverse barred Ns, rev. small pellet before mintmark, Roman Ms (N.1142; S.1563), two small edge nicks, good fine, rare

£180-230

474 474

475

Edward III, fourth coinage, pre-treaty period, 1351-61, Groats (2), 4.34g, London, series G, m.m. cross 3, no fleurs above crown, rev. unbarred Ns, added annulet in first angle (N.1194; S.1570), good fine, 4.46g, York, series E, m.m. cross 2 (N.1164; S.1572), full flan, some weakness, fine (2)

£80-100

Edward III, fourth coinage, pre-treaty period (4), 1351-61, Halfgroat, 2.23g, London, series G, m.m. cross 3, no fleurs on cusps above crown, FRACI (N.1202; S.1578), good fine, Pennies (3), 1.11g, London, series D (N.1156; S.1585), fine, 1.09g, Durham, Bishop Hatfield, series C, crozier, CIVITAS DVNELMIE (N.1159; S.1593), almost fine; 1.09g, York, Archbishop Thoresby, series D, quatrefoil on reverse (N.1158; S.1604), fair (4)

£80-100

PROVENANCE:

All ex Grantham, Lincs, Hoard 1994. Page 99

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476 (x1.5)

476

Edward III, fourth coinage, treaty period, 1361-69, Noble, 7.45g, Calais, m.m. cross potent, king, crowned, standing facing in ship holding sword and shield, no mark before EDWARD, no flag at stern, rev. floriate cross arms extending from central panel containing letter C, crowned leopards in angles (Schneider 96; N.1234; S.1505), toned, good very fine, rare

£2,000-2,500

PROVENANCE:

Christie’s, 26 February 1991, lot 537

477

478

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Richard II (1377-99), Noble, 6.95g, class 3b, London, m.m. cross pattée, king, holding sword and shield crowned facing in ship, lis on rudder, no trefoil by shield, with French title, rev. floriate cross arms extending from central panel containing letter R (cf. Schneider 171; N.1303; S.1657), clipped, creased, probably straightened, very fine, rare

£1,000-1,500

Henry V (1413-22), Groat, 3.57g, class C, London, m.m. pierced cross, frowning bust, mullet on right shoulder, no quatrefoil after HENRIC, FRANCE, rev. saltire stops (N.1387b; S.1765), nearly very fine

£220-260

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479 (x1.5)

Henry VI (first reign, 1422-61), annulet issue, 1422-c.1430, Quarter-noble, 1.73g, London, m.m. lis, shield within tressure, lis above, lis after HENRIC, trefoil stops, rev. floriate cross extending from central panel containing lis, leopards in angles, mullet before IN, annulet after (Schneider 295-97; N.1420; S.1810), full flan, a field find, good very fine

480 480

481

482

481

Henry VI, first reign, annulet issue, 1422-30, Groat, 3.74g, Calais, m.m. cross II, annulets by neck, no fleur on breast, rev. added annulet in two angles (N.1424; S.1836), toned, attractive, very fine

£80-100

Edward IV (first reign, 1461-70), light coinage, 1464-70, Ryal, 7.59g, Norwich, type V, m.m. -/rose, king, crowned and holding sword and shield, facing in ship, flag with letter E at stern, rose below on hull, N below in waves, rev. rose on radiate sun over floriate cross, crowned leopards in angles, large fleurs in spandrels (cf. Schneider 422 - this type VI; N.1552; S.1956), water worn, crack, tooling to edges, about fine, very rare

£1,000-1,400

Edward IV, first reign, light coinage, 1464-70, Groat, 2.81g, Bristol, m.m. sun, breast, quatrefoils by neck, rev. VILLA BRESTOLL (N.1580; S.2004), fine

483 483

484

£200-300

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Henry VII (1485-1509), Groat, 2.93g, class IVb, m.m. cross crosslet, double bar forming single arch to crown, with six crockets as jewels, rev. double saltire stops, single saltire after DON (N.1706b; S.2201), small edge chip at 12 o’clock, almost very fine

£100-130

Henry VII, profile issue, Groat, 2.91g, regular type, m.m. pheon, crowned bust right, rev. long cross fourchée over shield (N.1747; S.2258), small edge nick, fine, Edward VI, fine issue, 1551-53, Shilling, m.m. tun (N.1937; S.2482), fine (2)

£150-200

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Henry VIII (1509-47), first coinage, 1509-26, Halfgroat, 1.37g, York, Cardinal Wolsey, m.m. voided cross, crowned bust right, rev. shield dividing TW over long cross fourchée, cardinal’s hat below (N.1772; S.2327), nearly very fine

£120-150

486 486

Henry VIII, second coinage, 1526-44, Groat, 2.72g, m.m. rose, lombardic lettering, crowned bust right, Laker B, rev. shield over long cross fourchée, saltires in forks (N.1797; S.2337D), scuffs, good fine

£120-150

487 487

488

Henry VIII, second coinage, 1526-44, Groat, 2.65g, m.m. rose, Laker bust D, crowned bust right, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.1797; S.2337E), good fine

£100-140

Henry VIII, second coinage, 1526-44 (3), Halfgroats, Canterbury (2), 1.30g, Thomas Cranmer, m.m. Catherine wheel, crowned bust right, rev. shield dividing TC over long cross fourchée (N.1804; S.2345), dark tone, good fine, 1.23g, Archbishop Warham, m.m. uncertain mark, rev. WA by shield (N.1802; S.2343), fine, Penny, 0.65g, London, m.m. rose/-, sovereign type, king seated facing, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.1808; S.2349), nearly very fine (3)

£150-200

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Henry VIII, third coinage, 1544-47, Testoon, 7.07g, Tower, m.m. lis/two lis, crowned, facing bearded bust, HENRIC VIII, double saltire stops, rev. crowned rose dividing crowned h and R (N.1841; S.2364), good silver, fine, rare

£500-700

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AN EXCEPTIONAL PORTRAIT HENRY VIII TESTOON

490

490 (x1.5)

490*

Henry VIII, third coinage 1544-47, Testoon, 5.10g, Tower, m.m. annulet both sides, crowned facing bearded bust, HENRIC8, rev. crowned rose dividing crowned h and R, (N.1841; S.2365), a recent find, a scratch on one cheek otherwise the portrait exceptionally clear and strong, the coin overall good very fine, the portrait extremely fine

ÂŁ7,000-9,000

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492

493

494

495

492

493

Henry VIII, third coinage, 1526-44, Groat, 2.63g, Tower, m.m. lis, crowned, bearded facing bust, bust 2, lombardic lettering, HENRIC 8, rev. shield over long cross fourchée, annulet in each fork (N.1844; S.2369), pleasing bust, nearly very fine

£250-300

Edward VI (1547-53), coinage in the name of Henry VIII 1547-51, Halfgroat, 1.04g, Canterbury, no m.m, crowned facing bust, HENRIC 8, Lombardic lettering, lozenge stops, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.1881; S.2415), edge chip above bust, pleasing portrait, very fine

£100-150

Edward VI, coinage in name of Henry VIII, 1547-51, Halfgroat, 1.07g, Canterbury, no m.m., lozenge stops, Lombardic lettering, crowned facing bearded bust, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.1881; S.2415), full flan, very fine for issue

£130-180

Edward VI, fine silver issue 1551-53, Shilling, 5.36g, crowned facing bust, rev. shield over long cross fourchée, m.m. tun (N.1937; S.2482), fine

£100-150

Mary (sole rule, 1554), Groat, 1.94g, crowned bust left, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.1960; S.2492), old marks in front of face, good fine

£120-150

497 496 496

497

497 (x1.5)

Philip and Mary (1554-58), Shilling, 6.11g, 1554, busts vis a vis, crown above dividing date, full titles, A over P in NEAP, rev. garnished shield, crown above dividing value (N.1967; S.2498), good fine

£350-450

Elizabeth I (1558-1603), first to fourth issues, 1558-78, ¿ Crown, 2.66g, m.m. coronet, crowned bust left, rev. crowned shield dividing ER (Schneider 751; N.1995; S.2522), a field find, very fine scarce

£1,200-1,500

498 498

499

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Elizabeth I, third and fourth issues, 1561-77, Sixpence, 2.20g, 1561, large flan, m.m. pheon, small crowned bust left, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.1997; S.2560), almost very fine

£150-200

Elizabeth I, third and fourth issues, 1561-77, Sixpence, 2.98g, 1564, m.m. pheon, crowned bust left, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.1997; S.2561), spots, nearly very fine, sixth issue, 1582-1600, Shilling, 5.86g, m.m. escallop, crowned bust left, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.2014; S.2577), fine (2)

£100-150

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AN ELIZABETH I SOVEREIGN

500

500 (x1.5)

500

Elizabeth I, sixth issue, 1583-1600, Sovereign, 15.38g, m.m. escallop over A, queen enthroned holding orb and sceptre, portcullis at feet, back of throne and uprights decorated with pellets, rev. square-topped shield on Tudor rose, pellet stops (Schneider 779; N.2003; S.2529), small edge knock at 9 oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;clock, light scrapes both sides, otherwise a neat round coin, almost very fine, scarce

ÂŁ12,000-15,000

PROVENANCE:

Spink auction 174, 30 June 2005, lot 105 H. Hird, Glendining, 9 December 1964, lot 9

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502

503

Elizabeth I, seventh issue, 1600-03, Halfcrown, 14.72g, m.m. 1, crowned bust left wearing elaborate dress and ruff, holding orb and sceptre, rev. garnished shield over long cross fourchée (N.2013; S.2583), very fine

£2,200-2,600

Elizabeth I (8), Shilling, m.m. woolpack (N.2014; S.2577), Sixpences (5), 1565, m.m. pheon, 1570, m.m. castle, 1579, m.m. greek cross, 1593, m.m. tun, 1596, m.m. key (N.1997, 2015; S.2560, 2562, 2572, 2578B), Groat, m.m. martlet (N.1986; S.2556), Threepence, 1573, m.m. acorn (N.2000; S.2566), generally about fine - good fine, James I, first coinage, 1603-04, Halfgroat, m.m. thistle (N.2076; S.2649), nearly very fine (9)

£200-300

Elizabeth I, milled coinage, 1561-71, Shilling, 6.09g, m.m. star, 31mm., crowned bust left, decorated dress, rev. square topped shield over long cross fourchée (Borden and Brown 16, O2/R1; N.2023; S.2590), initials A F etched in field on obverse, good fine

£160-200

505

504 504

505

Elizabeth I, milled coinage, 1561-71, Shilling, 5.81g, m.m. star, 29mm., crowned bust left, decorated dress, rev. square topped shield over long cross fourchée (Borden and Brown 17, O1/R1; N.2023; S.2592), crease, good fine

£160-200

Elizabeth I, milled coinage, 1561-71, Sixpence, 3.15g, 1561, m.m. star, crowned bust left, decorated dress, large rose, rev. square topped shield over long cross fourchée (Borden and Brown 21, O2/R2; N.2025/1; S.2593), crease, nearly very fine

£180-220

506 506

507

508

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508

Elizabeth I, milled coinage, 1561-71, Sixpence, 2.98g, 1561, m.m. star, crowned bust left, decorated dress, large rose, rev. square topped shield over long cross fourchée (Borden and Brown 21, O1/R1; N.2025/1; S.2593), slight crease, very fine

£230-280

Elizabeth I, milled coinage, 1561-71, Sixpence, 2.98g, 1561, m.m. star, tall narrow crowned bust left, plain dress, large rose, rev. square topped shield over long cross fourchée (Borden and Brown 22, O1/R-, unlisted reverse die; N.2025/1; S.2594), porous surfaces, nearly very fine

£200-250

Elizabeth I, milled coinage, 1561-71, Sixpence, 3.02g, 1562, m.m. star, tall narrow crowned bust left, plain dress, medium rose, rev. square topped shield over long cross fourchée (Borden and Brown 23 O1/R5; N.2025/2; S.2594), toned, good very fine

£300-400

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509 509

510

Elizabeth I, milled coinage, 1561-71, Sixpence, 3.05g, 1562, m.m. star, tall narrow crowned bust left, plain dress, large rose, rev. square topped shield over long cross fourchée (Borden and Brown 23, O10/R8; N.2025/2; S.2594), pleasing, good very fine

£350-450

Elizabeth I, milled coinage, 1561-71, Sixpence, 3.04g, 1562, m.m. star, tall narrow crowned bust left, decorated dress, medium rose, rev. square topped shield over long cross fourchée (Borden and Brown 24 O2/R5; N.2025/2; S.2595), very fine

£250-300

511 511

512

513

515

513

Elizabeth I, milled coinage, 1561-71, Sixpence, 3.08g, 1562, m.m. star, tall narrow crowned bust left, decorated dress, medium rose, rev. square topped shield over long cross fourchée (Borden and Brown 24 O3/R6; N.2025/2; S.2595), very fine

£250-300

Elizabeth I, milled coinage, 1561-71, Sixpences (2), 2.97g, 1562, m.m. star, tall narrow crowned bust left, decorated dress, medium rose, rev. square topped shield over long cross fourchée (Borden and Brown 24 O4/R7; N.2026; S.2595), crease, fine, 2.77g, 1567, m.m. lis, small crowned bust left, small rose, rev. square topped shield over long cross fourchée (Borden and Brown 38 O2/R2; N.2030; S.2599), crease, fine (2)

£120-160

Elizabeth I, milled coinage, 1561-71, Sixpence, 3.07g, 1562, m.m. star, large broad crowned bust left, decorated dress, small rose, rev. square topped shield over long cross fourchée (Borden and Brown 25, O10/R2; N.2027; S.2596), two inked collector’s initials to lower right of shield, pleasing, good very fine

£400-500

514 514

510

515

Elizabeth I, milled coinage, 1561-71, Sixpence, 2.89g, 1562, m.m. star, large broad crowned bust left, decorated dress, small rose, rev. square topped shield over long cross fourchée (Borden and Brown 26 O6/R4; N.2027; S.2596), lightly tooled in field around rose, very fine

£200-250

Elizabeth I, milled coinage, 1561-71, Sixpence, 2.95g, 1564/3, m.m. star, beaded border, large broad crowned bust left, decorated dress, small rose, rev. square topped shield over long cross pattée (Borden and Brown 33 O2/R2; N.2029; S.2597), crease, nearly very fine

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516 (x1.5) 516

Elizabeth I, milled coinage, 1561-71, Sixpence, 3.12g, 1571, m.m. castle over lis, large crude crowned bust breaking legend left, small rose, retrograde Ns, rev. square topped shield over long cross pattée (Borden and Brown 43 O1/R1; N.2031; S.2600), almost very fine, very rare

£600-800

517

517 (x1.5) 517

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Elizabeth I, milled coinage, 1561-71, Sixpence, 3.05g, 1571, m.m. castle over lis, large crude crowned bust breaking legend left, small rose, retrograde Ns, rev. square topped shield over long cross pattée (Borden and Brown 43 O1/R1; N.2031; S.2600), good fine, very rare

£300-400

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1601 MEDALET OR PATTERN GROAT FROM THE DR. CARTER COLLECTION

518

518 (x1.5)

518

Elizabeth I, struck silver medalet or pattern Groat, 3.99g, 1601, crowned facing bust in elaborate dress, VNVM.A DEO.DVOBVS.SVSTINEO, rev. AFFLICTORVM.CONSERVATRIX, monogram of Elizabeth, crown above dividing date (N.2050), toned, attractive, good very fine, very rare

ÂŁ800-1,000

PROVENANCE:

Dr. E.C. Carter, collection acquired by Baldwin, 1950

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Elizabeth I, cast silver medalet or pattern Groat, 3.98g, 1601, crowned facing bust in elaborate dress, VNVM.A DEO.DVOBVS.SVSTINEO, rev. AFFLICTORVM.CONSERVATRIX, monogram of Elizabeth, crown above dividing date (N.2050), very fine, very rare

£450-550

520 520

£300-400

521 521

Elizabeth I, cast silver medalet or pattern Groat, 3.31g, 1601, crowned facing bust in elaborate dress, VNVM.A DEO. DVOBVS.SVSTINEO, rev. AFFLICTORVM.CONSERVATRIX, monogram of Elizabeth, crown above dividing date (N.2050), about fine, very rare

£180-240

522

522 (x1.5) 522

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Elizabeth I, pattern silver Penny, 2.11g, 1601, crowned facing bust, THE PLEDGE OF around, rev. A PENNY, monogram of Elizabeth, crown above dividing date (N.2051), fine, rare

£350-450

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523

523 (x2.5) 523

James I (1603-25), pattern Farthing, 0.39g, struck in silver, crowned IR dividing a rose and a thistle, flower below, rev. crowned portcullis (N.2142), toned, a most attractive example, extremely fine, very rare

ÂŁ800-1,000

PROVENANCE:

R. Carlyon Britton, collections acquired by Seaby, 1959-60 R.C. Lockett, Glendining, 11-17 October 1956, lot 2166 Sir K. Vaughan Morgan, Sotheby, 17 June 1935, lot 210

524

524 (x1.5)

524

Charles I (1625-49), Double Crown, 4.47g, group F, m.m. star, crowned bust with stellate lace collar left, rev. crowned garnished oval shield dividing crowned CR (Schneider II, 212; Brooker 177; N.2177; S.2701), toned, good very fine, rare

ÂŁ1,500-2,000

PROVENANCE:

H. Selig, Spink auction 70, 31 May 1989, lot 54

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AN ATTRACTIVE BRIOT UNITE

525

525 (x1.5)

525

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Charles I, Briotâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s milled coinage, 1631-32, Unite, 9.03g, m.m. flower (daisy) with .B. below/.B. to left above crown, crowned bust left wearing falling lace collar with crowned C and R to sides, rev. crowned square topped garnished shield (Schneider II, 275- same dies; N.2294; S.2719), light marks in fields, almost extremely fine, rare

ÂŁ10,000-12,000

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Charles I, group D Shillings (3), 5.59g, m.m. bell, crowned bust left, rev. garnished round shield (Brooker 488-91; N.2225; S.2791), nearly very fine, 5.90g, m.m. crown, similar (Brooker 492-505; N.2225; S.2791), nearly very fine, 6.00g, m.m. tun, similar (Brooker 506-509; N.2225; S.2791), cleaned, nearly very fine (3)

528

527 527

528

£200-250

Charles I, Shilling, 5.77g, group E, type 4.1, m.m. anchor, crowned bust left, single arch to crown, rev. shield over cross over moline (Brooker 523-9; N.2230/1; S.2795), dark tone, pleasing very fine

£200-250

Charles I, Shilling, 5.91g, group F, m.m. star, crowned bust left, rev. short cross moline over shield (Brooker 546-48; N.2246; S.2799), toned, very fine for issue

£200-300

530 529 529

530

Charles I a nineteenth century electrotype of the famous Rawlin’s 1644 Oxford Crown, from the example in the British Museum Collection (Brooker 1269; cf. S.2948), very fine

£180-220

Charles I, pattern Halfgroat, 1.47g, by Briot, bust right, rev. FIDEI DEFENSOR, crowned conjoined Cs, letter B below (Brooker 1255; N.2687), lightly tooled in fields, otherwise toned, good very fine

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531 531

532

Charles I, pattern Groat, 1.83g, by Briot, 1634, crowned bust left, rose and IIIID behind, rev. shield over long cross, date above (Brooker -; N.2678), pierced, very fine, very rare, pattern Threepence, 1.39g, by Briot 1634, similar (Brooker 1253; N.2680), pierced, nearly very fine, very rare, Shilling, 4.44g, group A2, m.m. lis (N.2216; S.2782), fair (3)

£150-200

Commonwealth (1649-60), an electrotype copy of an Æ Pattern Farthing, 1652, PITTY THE POORE in three lines, THE between harp and shield with cross of St George, rev. SVCH GOD LOVES E R in four lines, GOD between harp and shield (cf. Peck 369), about as made, test scrape on edge

£80-120

PROVENANCE:

Norweb Collection (SCBI 62, 9369) A late nineteenth or early twentieth century production by Robert Ready or one of his sons, taken from the unique(?) British Museum specimen. The original was probably a private pattern by E. R.

533

533 (x1.5)

533

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Charles II (1660-85), hammered coinage, 1660-62, second issue, Double-Crown, 4.41g, m.m. -/crown, laureate, draped bust left, X behind, rev. crowned oval garnished shield dividing CR (Schneider II, 416; N.2756; S.3305), nearly very fine, rare

£1,500-1,800

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535

536

Miscellaneous, British hammered coins (8), Celtic, Durotriges (3), including billon Stater (S.367), fine, Groats (2), including Edward III, pre-treaty period, series C (N.1147; S.1565), field find, about fine, Henry V, Halfpenny, m.m. pierced cross, class C, broken annulets by crown (N.1409; S.1794), good fine, others (5), generally fair - fine (8)

£130-160

Miscellaneous hammered coins (34), mostly English, including Cnut, helmet type Penny of York; Long Cross Pennies (2); Short Cross Pennies (3), and Ireland (2), Edward I, Penny of Waterford, Edward IV, Groat of Dublin, good to fine (lot)

£200-300

Miscellaneous hammered coins (21), silver (16), including Edward VI, fine issue (2), Shilling, Sixpence, Elizabeth I (2), milled issue Sixpences (2), 1562, 1567, Groats (5), Henry VI (2), others (3), Halfgroats (3), Pennies (4), generally poor - fine, three pierced, base metal (5), including France, feudal Denier and Charles I, Farthing, continental jettons (3), generally about fine (21)

£80-100

ANTIQUITIES AND COIN WEIGHTS

537

538

539

Anglo-Saxon, bronze small long brooch, 6th century, zoomorphic foot, tri-lobe headplate, decorative punch marks on head, banding above catch plate, without iron pin, dark green patina, pleasing, good very fine

£130-150

Medieval cast bronze thimble, hand punched, German, c.1400, small split at base, very fine

£20-30

Brass coin weights (7), Edward IV, Ryal, King facing in ship, rev. blank, fine, James I (3), Unite, Double Crown (2), crowned bust, rev. crowned value, generally fine - very fine, Charles I (2), Unite, by N. Briot, c.1633, crowned bust left, rev. crowned value, Double Crown, similar, both about very fine, William III, Guinea, bust right, WR before, rev. I GUINEA, crown above, nearly very fine (7)

£100-150

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540

541 540

541

Alexander III (1249-86), second coinage, 1280-86, Pennies (3), 1.26g, type Ma, crowned head left, sceptre before, unbarred A, open E and C, rev. long cross, six point mullets in angles (S.5053), very fine, 1.30g, similar, chipped, good fine, 1.25g, class B, six point mullets (S.5052), chip, fine (3)

£100-150

Mary (1542-67), first period, 1542-58, billon Bawbee, 1.76g, crowned thistle dividing MR, rev. plain saltire cross through crown, cinquefoil either side (S.5432), nearly very fine, Charles I, third coinage, 1637-42, Falconer’s first issue, twelve Shillings, 5.39g, crowned bust left, rev. crowned shield, inverted F above crown (S.5560), crease, fine, Ireland, Philip and Mary, Groat, 2.65g, 1557, busts vis a vis, crown above, rev. crowned harp (D.F.37; S.6501b), fair (3)

£100-150

COINS OF IRELAND

542

544 543

542

543

544

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John (1172-1216), second coinage, c.1190-99, Halfpenny, 0.67g, Dublin, Adam (D.F.39; S.6205), off centre, very fine

£100-120

John, third ‘REX’ coinage, 1207-11, Pennies (2), both Dublin, Roberd, 1.45g, crowned facing bust, sceptre to left, within triangle, rev. symbols within triangle, 1.39g, similar (D.F.50; S.6228), nearly very fine, Henry III, Penny, 1.46g, Dublin, Ricard, type 1b, crowned facing bust within single band triangle, sceptre to left (D.F.54; S.6236), very fine (3)

£150-200

John, third ‘REX’ coinage c.1207-11, Penny, 1.36g, Dublin, Rodberd, head in triangle, rev. moon and stars in triangle (D.F.50; S.6228), about very fine

£150-200

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546

547

John, third ‘REX’ coinage c.1207-11, Penny, 1.43g, Dublin, Roberd, crowned bust in triangle, rev. moon and stars in triangle (D.F.50; S.6228), about very fine

£150-200

Ireland, Pennies (6), Henry III (3), Dublin, Ricard (2), Davi (1) (S.6235, 6236), one with crease, the others double struck, fine, Edward I (3), Dublin (2) (S.6251, 6247), fine; Waterford (1) (S.6254), about fine, Edward I, Halfpenny, Waterford (S.6264), chipped, good fine (7)

£150-180

Edward I (1272-1307), Penny, 1.36g, Waterford, crowned bust with triangle, trefoil on breast, rev. CIVITAS WATERFOR (D.F.64; S.6254), nearly very fine

£80-100

548 548

549

550

547

549

550

Henry VIII (1509-47), first harp coinage, 1534-40, with Jane Seymour, Groat, 2.19g, m.m. crown, crowned shield over long cross fourchée, rev. crowned harp dividing crowned H and I (D.F.202; S.6473), very fine

£200-250

Henry VIII, third harp issue, 1543, Groat, 2.48g, m.m. rose, crowned shield over long cross fourchée, rev. crowned harp dividing crowned H and R (D.F.209; S.6481), good very fine, scarce thus

£250-300

Henry VIII, third harp issue, 1543, Groat, 2.43g, m.m. rose, crowned arms, HENRIC VIII etc, rev. crowned harp dividing crowned H and R, legend ends HIBERNIE (D.F.209; cf. S.6481), unusual legend variety, attractive good very fine

£200-250

551

551 (x1.5) 551

Edward VI (1547-53), coinage in the name of Henry VIII, 1547-50, Sixpence, 2.65g, m.m. boar’s head, second type with large facing bust of local style, rev. shield on long cross (D.F.216; S.6486), extremely fine for issue, very rare thus

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553

Philip and Mary (1554-58), Shilling, 8.53g, 1555, m.m. unclear [portcullis], busts face to face, date below, reads ANG, rev. crowned harp dividing crowned P and M (D.F.232; S.6500), weak in places, fair, rare

£150-200

Philip and Mary, Groat, 2.56g, 1557, m.m. rose, busts face to face, date dividing crown above, rev. crowned harp dividing crowned P M (D.F.237; S.6501B), weak in places, fine

£100-120

554

555

557

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Elizabeth I (1558-1603), base issue of 1558, billon Shilling, 8.97g, Tower, m.m. rose, bust left, reads REGINA, rev. crowned harp dividing crowned E R (D.F.239; S.6503), minor edge splits, about very fine for this issue, scarce thus

£400-500

Elizabeth I, ‘fine’ coinage, 1561, Shilling, m.m. harp, crowned bust left, rev. shield dividing date (D.F.247; S.6505), centres scratched, fine

£150-200

556

553

557

James I (1603-25), first coinage 1603-04, Shilling, 4.25g, crowned bust right, rev. crowned shield (D.F.261; S.6512), about very fine

£150-200

Charles I (1625-49), coinages of the Great Rebellion, 1642, Inchiquin money, Halfcrown, 14.77g, irregular octagonal flan, circular stamp each side DWT. 9: GR. 16 (D.F.276; S.6533), stamps both partially off flan, scuffs, about very fine, very rare

£2,500-3,000

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558 558 (x1.5) 558

Charles I, local issues of the Southern ‘Cities of refuge,’ 1647, Cork, Æ Farthing, 3.29g, struck on lozenge shaped flan, CORK within a circle of pellets, rev. castle within circle of pellets (D.F.331; S.6562A), fine, a good example of this extremely rare siege money issue from the Great Rebellion of 1642-49

£500-600

Cork was one of four towns (the others being Bandon, Kinsale and Youghal) which from the start of the Great Rebellion held out against the forces of the Confederated Catholics. Each town had to issue its own coinage to enable payments to be made. Shillings, sixpences, halfpennies and farthings are known for Cork. Examples of these issues are all extremely rare and the copper coinage rarely survives in good condition. PROVENANCE:

Found near Colchester, Essex, 1997. 559

560

James II (1685-91), Civil War coinage, ‘Gunmoney’ issues (8), 1689-91, Halfcrowns (3) (S.6579), generally good - fine, one pierced, Shillings (5) (S.6581, 6582), generally fair (8)

£20-30

James II, Civil War coinage, 1689-91, ‘Gunmoney’ large size Shillings (2), 1689 OCT:, laureate head left, rev. crown over sceptres dividing JR (D.F. 416; S.6581E), nearly very fine, 1690 MAR:, no reverse stops, similar (D.F.429; S.6581PP), good fine (2)

£80-100

561 561

562

George II (1727-60), proof Halfpenny, 1736, laureate head left, rev. crowned harp (D.F.539; KM.125; S.6605), uncirculated, some lustre

£400-500

George III (1760-1820), proof Halfpenny, 1775, laureate head right, rev. crowned harp, date below, struck en medaille (D.F.585; S.6614), good extremely fine

£300-400

563 563

George III, proof Six Shillings, 1804, laureate, draped head right, rev. Hibernia seated (D.F.616; S.6615), the brilliant surfaces cloudy, slight rub on the highpoints, otherwise uncirculated

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George III, Ten Pence Bank Token, 1805, bust right, rev. value (D.F.621; S.6617), good extremely fine

£60-80

565 565

566

567

George IV (1820-30), proof Penny, 1822, laureate head left, rev. crowned harp (S.6623), some lustre, extremely fine

£600-800

Eire, proof set 1928, Halfcrown to Farthing (KM.PS1), lightly toned, uncirculated, in original case (8)

£250-350

Eire, proof set 1928, Halfcrown to Farthing (KM.PS1), lightly toned, uncirculated, in original case (8)

£250-350

COINS OF THE ISLE OF MAN

568

569

570

571

572

573

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570

James Stanley, 10th Earl of Derby (1702-36), Penny, 1709, first cast issue, Stanley crest, rev. the Triune (S.7401), very fine for this crude cast issue

£80-120

James Stanley, 10th Earl of Derby, Penny, Halfpenny, both 1709, first cast issue, Stanley crest, rev. the Triune (S.7401, 7402), fine and fair (2)

£100-150

James Stanley, 10th Earl of Derby, Pennies (3) all 1733, Stanley crest, rev. the Triune (S.7403), very fine (3)

£150-200

James Stanley, 10th Earl of Derby, Penny, 1709, first cast issue, Penny and Halfpenny, both 1733, Stanley crest, rev. the Triune (S.7401, 7403, 7405), fine (3)

£80-120

James Stanley, 10th Earl of Derby, Pennies (2), both 1733, one reads OVOCVNOVE, Halfpennies (2), both 1733, Stanley crest, rev. the Triune (S.7403, 7404, 7045), very fine, fine, good fine, and fine (4)

£100-150

James Stanley, 10th Earl of Derby, Pennies (5), all 1733, one reads (S.7406), fine (5)

£120-150

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James Stanley, 10th Earl of Derby, Penny, 1733, Bath metal, inside of cap frosted, Stanley crest, rev. the Triune (S.7408), very fine

£120-150

575 576 575

576

James Stanley, 10th Earl of Derby, Halfpenny, 1733, Stanley crest, rev. the Triune (S.7409), extremely fine

£150-200

George III (1760-1820), Penny, 1786, head right, pellet below, rev. the Triune (S.7413a), dark spot beneath head, about extremely fine with some lustre

£200-250

ANGLO-GALLIC COINS

577 577

578

Richard I as Duke of Aquitaine (1172-89), Deniers (2), 0.85g, Bordeaux, RICA/ARDVS in two lines, rev. cross, AGVITANIE (Elias 4), very fine, as king (1189-99), 0.86g, Poitiers, cross, +RICARDVS REX, rev. PIC/TAVIE/NSIS in three lines (Elias 8), nearly very fine (2)

£100-120

Edward III (1327-77), as Duke of Aquitaine, Sterlings (2), crowned bust half left, leopard below, rev. long cross, crowns in angles (Elias 56), nearly very fine, 1.32g, similar, good fine (2)

£130-180

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579 579

Edward the Black Prince, Prince of Aquitaine (1362-72), Demi-Gros (2), 2.25g, without mint letter, half length bearded bust right holding sword, rosette stops, rev. long cross, pellets in angles, PRICPS, pellet stops (cf. Elias 185), nearly very fine, scarce, 2.12g, second issue, Poitiers, similar (Elias 180), about fine (2)

£150-200

580 580

Edward the Black Prince, Prince of Aquitaine, second issue Sterling, 1.13g, Limoges, m.m. L, half length figure right, two annulets at start of legend, rev. long cross, pellets in angles (Elias 192), nearly very fine, scarce

£100-120

581 581

Edward the Black Prince, Prince of Aquitaine, Hardi d’argent, 1.10g, Agen, half length figure of the Black Prince facing holding sword, rev. long cross, leopards and lis in alternate angles (Elias 201), very fine

£80-100

582 582

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Edward the Black Prince, Prince of Aquitaine, Hardi d’argent, 1.03g, La Rochelle, half length figure of the Black Prince facing holding sword, R at end of legend, pellet stops, rev. long cross, leopards and lis in alternate angles, rosettes before and after PRINCEPS (Elias 206a), very fine

£100-130

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MIDDLESEX TOKENS FROM THE NORWEB COLLECTION This is the final offering of tokens from the largest collection of the seventeenth-century series ever to have been in private hands. It chiefly comprises the old county of Middlesex, with further tokens from other parts of the kingdom. There are also items from places whose actual location is uncertain and some interesting miscellaneous pieces. The tokens are round in shape and are taken to be farthings unless otherwise stated. The owners’ envelopes and all surviving relevant tickets are sold with the tokens. The BW. and D. references are to London unless otherwise stated, and are as amended in the Sylloge, which provides further detail on some of the issuers, and known pedigrees of the specimens themselves. Rarities, where indicated, may be conservative. Some types have never before been offered for sale, others not for more than a century. MIDDLESEX BW and Dickinson numbers refer to their LONDON chapters except where noted. The county of Middlesex was abolished in 1965, almost all of it becoming part of Greater London. The tokens of the county offered in the lots below are arranged in groups as in the Sylloge, i.e. under the pre-1965 metropolitan boroughs of Finsbury, Holborn, Shoreditch, Stepney and Westminster, with minor modifications to the two latter, followed by tokens in what were rural areas of the county in the seventeenth century. References: BW. George C. Williamson, Trade Tokens issued in the Seventeenth Century . . . (London, 1889-91: 2 vols.) D. Michael Dickinson, Seventeenth Century Tokens and their Values (London, 1986. Reprinted 2004). Available from our Book Department, price £50 N. Sylloge of Coins of the British Isles, 62: The Norweb Collection, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.: Tokens of the British Isles, 15751750. Part VIII: Middlesex and Uncertain Pieces, by R.H. Thompson and M.J. Dickinson (London, 2011). 441 pages, 68 plates, folding map of Chelsea, available from our Book Department, price £35.

583

Finsbury, Blue Anchor Alley, Mary Row, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - tobacco roll; Chequer Alley, John Meekes, YEDARKHOVSE, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - chequers; Chiswell Street, Bartholomew Francis, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - crown, Jonathan Smith, OYLEMAN, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - oil lamp of four lights, John Thomlinson, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - Robin Hood and Little John, I/J. T. AT THE PLOVGH - plough (N.7868b, 7880-3, 7885; BW.2164, 604, 625, 627, 630, 628), fair to good fine; BW.2164 and 627 extremely rare, BW.2164 the only known type for its locality (6)

£120-140

Jonathan Smith issued a token in Walbrook, City of London, in 1669, using the same obverse die (N. 7781 (Part VII)).

584

Finsbury, Charterhouse Lane and neighbourhood, Francis Bentham - sun, Richard Greene - St George and dragon, Dudley Meares, wife’s initial I - bell, Felix Waylett - lion rampant, A. L. AT THE FLIEING HORSE - winged horse, T. F., GREENE MAN AND BALL - man holding ball, John Bush AT YEHARROW, 1⁄ 2 d. - harrow (2, diff. rev. dies, second with wife’s initial I), John Howes - Grocers’ arms (N.7870a, 7871, 7872b, 7873-5, 7876b, 7877, 7878b; BW.558, 564, 567 var., 570, 566, 563, 560, 559, 565), nearly fine to very fine, BW. 564 rare, BW.567 var. and 560 very rare, BW.570 and 563 extremely rare (9)

£180-220

Francis Bentham, draper from Stafford, d. 1670; ?Richard Green of St Giles Cripplegate, merchant, wife Elizabeth; John Howse, grocer, fl. 1658.

585

Finsbury, Clerkenwell, Christo. Anderton, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - crown, Thomas Broune, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - sugarloaf; Clerkenwell Close, Edward Pinckethman, 1⁄ 2 d. [16]68 - five bells, A. C., YE ROSE & CROWNE - crowned rose; Clerkenwell Fields, Thomas Gibs, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 bust of Charles II; Clerkenwell Green, Edward Wright, BAKER, 1658 (N.7886-9, 78912; BW.657, 658, 664, 659, 661, 669), BW.657 poor, the others fair to fine; BW.669 rare, the others extremely rare (6)

£100-120

Christopher Anderton, wife Anne; Thomas Browne, wife Elizabeth.

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586 586 (x1.5) 586

Finsbury, Clerkenwell Green, John Roberts AT YEDRVM, 1⁄ 2 d. - drum, rev. OVER AGAINST CLARKENWEL, initials V/EF (N.7893; D.––), good very fine, patches of verdigris each side, the only known specimen

£120-150

A mule. The corresponding mule is BW.1977, which bears the location clarkenwell greene. The initials on N.7893 are those of Edward Usher and his wife, of Mutton Lane, Clerkenwell. 587

588

Finsbury, Cow Cross, Francis Bray, 1⁄ 2 d. [16]66 - three fleurs-de-lis, John Hammond, CHEES/MONGER, 1667 - five cheeses, Phillip Hocker, 1664 - man with another about to kill bull, John Wormwell - Prince of Wales’s feathers, James Watkins AT THE CROWN crown, I/J. B., THE DOGG AND BARE, 1653 - dog attacking bear, T. M. AT THE SIGNE OF 1 THE LAST - last, John Martine AT YE RED CROSS, ⁄ 2 d. 1666 - cross paty, I/J. g, THE 3 DOVES, 1650 - three doves with olive branches, H. G. AT THE 3 KINGS - three kings (N.7895, 7897-8, 7901, 7903, 7905, 7907-10; BW.748, 754, 755, 763, 761, 747, 757, 758, 752, 751), BW.748, 754 and 752 very rare, BW.758 extremely rare, the others rare (10)

£150-200

Finsbury, Dagger Alley neighbourhood, H. B. - dagger; Finsbury, John Harcourt AT 1 YEBEL AND BLACK HORSE, ⁄ 2 d. 1668 - horse, bell above; Garden Alley, John Medowcourt; Goswell Street, R. F. AT YEWHIT LOYON - lion rampant; Moorfields, Will. Brownley, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - star, G. C. AT THE BEARE - chained bear, R. H[ayes?], THE CROSS DAGERS, 1⁄ 2 d. crossed swords/bugle-horn, Rob. Ewin, A CAKE HOVSE IN NEW CHEAP SIDE, 1⁄ 2 d. - Prince of Wales’s feathers (N.7912, 7916, 7918b, 7939, 7942a, 7944b, 7945, 7948; BW.3240, 1039, 1140, 1191, 1955, 1956, 1961, 1981), BW.3240 mediocre, the others fair to good fine; BW.1981 rare, BW.1191 very rare, BW.3240, 1140 and 1961 extremely rare, BW.3240 the only known type for its locality (8)

£130-160

?William Brownly of St Lawrence Jewry, City of London, vintner. 589

590

591

Finsbury, Golden Lane, Richard Huckwell - oatsheaf, John Maxwell - Dyers’ arms, Thomas Perrot, 1658 - two sugarloaves conjoined, John Sharpe, MEALEMAN, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 three oatsheaves, Samuel Woodcock, 1⁄ 2 d. 1669 - antlers, Richard Pawley AT THE 3 CVPPS, 1 ⁄ 2 d. - three covered cups, G. B. AT THE VINE - vine, W. T. AT THE WHITE SWAN - chained swan, Margret Tuttlesham AT YE WORLDS END, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - land, water and clouds (N.7921, 7923-4, 7926, 7928, 7931, 7933-5; BW.1165, 1168, 1171, 1172, 1178, 1169, 1157, 1174, 1175), fair to nearly very fine, BW.1178 bent and straightened, this and BW.1165 extremely rare, BW.1175 very rare, BW.1157 rare (9)

£150-200

Finsbury, Golden Lane, Richard Huckwell - oatsheaf (N.7922; BW.1165), good very fine, extremely rare

£60-80

Finsbury, Old Street, John Fullerton [and] John Sandsbury, 1⁄ 2 d. - chequers/anchor, Edward Tavener, 1⁄ 2 d. 1664 - goat’s head, Tho. Welles [and] Fra. Leonard, THE BELL, [1⁄ 2 d.] - bell/tun, R. D., THE BELL BREWE HOVS, 1652 - bell, A. S. AT THE BLACKE GACK leathern pitcher, R. L. AT THE PRINCES ARMES, 1648 - Prince of Wales’s feathers dividing P C, Ed. Buckley, BREWER, WITE HART, 1652 - hart lodged; Red Lion Court, Nath. Bingham, 1⁄ 2 d. - griffin segreant (N.7949b, 7952, 7953b, 7954-5, 7957b, 7958-9; BW.2160, 2169, 2171, 2159, 2166, 2162, 2158, 3438), mediocre to nearly very fine, BW.2162 and 2158 rare, BW.2159 and 2166 very rare, BW.3438 extremely rare, this last the only known type for its locality (8)

£120-140

The device and initials of Prince Charles on BW.2162 are remarkable for a token of 1648/9.

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594 592 (x1.5) 592

593

594 (x1.5)

Finsbury, Rotten Row, Richard Cupman, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - two brewers carrying cask (N.7960c; BW.2420), very fine, very rare, the only known type for its locality

£60-80

Finsbury, St John Street, [Thomas Bennett], 1⁄ 2 d. [1668], John Garner - globe, Alice Grove, 1659 - still and receiver, initials A C, James Pennington, GROCER, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 crossed keys, Thomas Prestwood, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - Salters’ arms, George Scavinton - stick of candles (2, diff. rev. dies), Jam. Smith, SOPEBOYLR - horse and groom, Tho. Watts AT THE BLEW ANCHOR - chained anchor, John Shore AT THE CROOKED BILLET - crooked billet, E. S. AT THE OLFA TREE - olive tree, William Hill AT THE POPES HEAD, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - bust of pope, with tiara and triple-crossed staff, John Radburne, GROCER AT YE SOLDIER, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - hatted soldier pointing pike, wearing sword (N.7961, 7965, 7966a, 7967b, 7968, 7970-1, 7973, 7975-6, 7978a, 7980a, 7981; BW.2554, 2564, 2569, 2576, 2577, 2582, 2581, 2584, 2587, 2583, 2579, 2571, 2578), poor to nearly very fine, BW.2554 a reverse brockage, BW.2571 pierced; BW.2554, 2564, 2584 and 2583 extremely rare, BW.2576, 2582 and 2571 very rare, BW.2569, 2577 and 2587 rare (13)

£180-220

Thomas Prestwood, Master of the Salters, 1675. 594

Finsbury, St John Street, John Dodson, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667, Edward Midwinter AT THE [King’s Head] TAVERN, 1⁄ 2 d. - bust of Charles II (N.7964c, 7977; BW.2559, 2575), very fine to good very fine (2)

£100-120

Edward Midwinter (1623-70), vintner, apprenticed 1639, alderman 1668.

595 595 (x1.5) 595

Finsbury, St John’s Lane, T. A. AT THE BIRD IN HAND - gloved hand holding bird, smaller bird above; Turnmill Street, J[ohn] Gant AT THE TVNN, 1652 - tun (N.7984a, 7998a; BW.2551, 3250), very fine, first better on reverse and the only known type for its locality, second with darkened areas of slight verdigris (2)

£100-120

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Finsbury, Smithfield Bars without, Robert Pitt, 1⁄ 2 d. - three tuns, Richard Richmond, 1 ⁄ 2 d. 1667 - black boy holding arrow; Turnmill Street, John Atkinson - man holding club over shoulder, Simon Cooke, 1651 - cock, James Fowke, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666, John Varney, MEALMAN - pair of spectacles, T. L. AT THE LABER INVANE - two women washing black man (N.7986, 7987b, 7989, 7991a, 7992a, 7994-5; BW.2894, 2895, 3238, 3245, 3249, 3258, 3251), fair to very fine, BW.2894, 3238 and 3258 extremely rare, BW.3249 very rare, BW.3245 and 3251 rare (7)

£150-180

Richard Richmond, b. 1644, apothecary, apprenticed 1658, fl. 1701; ?John Atkinson, carpenter; John Varney, fl. Clerkenwell 1666-72, Master of the Spectacle Makers 1671.

597 597 (x1.5) 597

Finsbury, Turnmill Street, R. B., PINHARE OF WAKE FEILD - man with spear (N.7996; BW.3241 var.), a little corroded and damaged, otherwise very fine, exceedingly rare

£80-100

The Jolly Pinder of Wakefield was a 16th-century ballad about an official whose job it was to impound stray animals, and who tusselled with Robin Hood, Scarlet and John. 598

Holborn, Baldwin’s Gardens, Nicholas Smith, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - wheatsheaf; Bloomsbury, Thomas Chapman, 1⁄ 2 d. 1664 - crown, Andrew Pashley AT YEBVLL AND MOVTH, 1⁄ 2 d. - bull and open mouth; Bloomsbury Market, Edward Smith - bull, wife’s initial perhaps erased from die, Elizeus Southern, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667, Richard Ward, OYLE MAN, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - RWE monogram, Edmond White, 1⁄ 2 d. - crown above anchor, Henry Lane AT YEBLACK BOY, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - boy with arrow (N.7999, 8000b, 8001a, 8002-6; BW.106, 356, 360, 361, 362, 363, 364, 359), fair to nearly very fine, BW.359 chipped; BW.356 and 363 rare, BW.364 very rare, BW.361 and 359 extremely rare (8)

£120-150

Andrew Pashley, innholder, apprenticed his son James 1667, will 1670. 599

Holborn, Chancery Lane, John Bush - crown, Edward Codding[t]on - Death’s head, Randolph Hopley - spur, Henry Redman, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - bust of pope, with tiara and triplecrossed staff, R[obert] P[awley] AT THE BIBLE, [1⁄ 2 d.] 1666 - book with clasps, John Bodington AT YE CELLER, 1⁄ 2 d. - bunch of grapes, E. C. AT THE CROWNE - crown, Ralph Hutchinson AT YEGRAY FRYER, 1⁄ 2 d. - friar holding rosary, I/J. F. AT THE HOLE IN THE WALL - wall with hole, R[ichard] H[illiard], S IONS HEAD TAVERN - head of John the Baptist on dish (N.8007-8, 8012, 8014-15, 8017, 8020a, 8024, 8028a, 8033a; BW.493, 496 var., 505, 520, 518, 491, 494, 507, 499, 500), fair to very fine, BW.518 pierced; BW.496 var., 505 and 518 extremely rare, BW.494 very rare, BW.507 rare (10)

£180-220

Henry Redman, vintner, apprenticed 1642, bound apprentices from 1658, will 1676; Robert Pawley, stationer 1663, will 1683; Richard Hilliard, vintner, apprenticed 1612, lessee of the St John’s Head 1661, will 1665. 600

Holborn, Chancery Lane, Edward Coddington - Death’s head, Thomas Newsam, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - two-headed eagle, Will. Rosse AT THE BLACK [eagle], 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - two-headed eagle, Robert Terrey Att The Coffee House, 1⁄ 2 d. - Turk’s bust, F. W. AT THE GOLDEN CROS - cross paty, Ralph Hutchinson AT YEGRAY FRY[ER], 1⁄ 2 d. - friar holding rosary, I/J. F. AT 1 THE HOLE IN THE WALL - wall with hole, D. P. AT YEOVLD PARRS HEAD, ⁄ 2 d. - bust in ruff, Ralph Massie AT YEROLES TAVERN, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - three parchment rolls, Daniell Child, CORN 1 CHANDLER NEERE YE PVMP, ⁄ 2 d. 1669 (N.8009b, 8013, 8016, 8019, 8023, 8025, 8027b, 8030, 8032, 8034b; BW.496, 516, 522, 525, 529, 507, 499, 517, 515, D.495A), BW.529 good very fine, the others mediocre to nearly very fine; BW.522 and 507 rare, BW. 516 very rare, BW.515 and D.495A extremely rare (10) ?William Rosse, cook, will 1670; ‘old Parr’ was Thomas Parr (d. 1635, supposed centenarian; Daniel Child, b. 1645, tallowchandler, apprenticed 1658, md. wife Hannah 1669, fl. 1682.

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602 601 (x1.5) 602 (x1.5) 601

602

Holborn, Chancery Lane, Robert Terrey Att The Coffee House, [1⁄ 2 d.] - Turk’s bust (N.8018; BW.525 var. - no denomination), good very fine/very fine, patches of light verdigris each side, extremely rare

£80-100

Holborn, Chancery Lane, T[homas] L[angston] AT THE GLOBE TAVERN - globe, John Langston AT THE [Globe] TAV[ern], 1⁄ 2 d. [16]67 - globe on stand (N.8022, 8021b; BW.511, 512), nearly very fine or better, small areas of verdigris on BW.512, both very rare (2)

£70-90

Issues of father and son respectively, both vintners at the Globe tavern. Thomas apprenticed 1633, wife Elizabeth, will 1665; John bap. 1647. 603

Holborn, Cursitor’s Alley, John Gale - sugarloaf, I/J. S. AT THE ROSE TAVERN, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - rose; Field Lane, Richard Evans AT YE [rose crowned], TRIPEMAN, 1⁄ 2 d. [16]68; Fuller’s Rents, George Rythe, 1⁄ 2 d. - crowned angel, William Bathe AT YEOXFORD ARMES, 1⁄ 2 d. [16]65 - City of Oxford arms; Gray’s Inn Gateway neighbourhood, Joseph Higgs, 1 1 CONFECTIONER, ⁄ 2 d. - fleur-de-lis and rose, John Jones, ⁄ 2 d. - balance, Eleaner Weaver, 1 ⁄ 2 d. (N.8035, 8037-8, 8042, 9453b, 8043a, 8044, 8046; BW.818, 820, 1029, 1138, 1136, 1234, 1235, 1239), fair to very fine, BW. 1239 pierced; BW.820, 1136, 1234 and 1239 very rare, BW.818, 1029 and 1235 extremely rare (8)

£130-160

William Bath, wife Katherine, son bap. St. Andrew, Holborn 1663; Eleanor Weaver, widow of Robert 1662.

604 604 (x1.5) 604

Holborn, Gray’s Inn Gateway neighbourhood, William Place, FOR POST LETTERS, [1⁄ 2 d.] - rider on horseback, bag behind him, blowing horn (N.8045; BW.1237), very fine, small obverse edge knock, very rare

£100-120

William Place, stationer, appointed to receive letters for His Majesty’s Post Office 1661, 1663; seller of lozenges and dentifrice; will, 1678.

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Holborn, Gray’s Inn Lane, James Cole, PEICE BROKER, 1⁄ 2 d., Lydia Dunwell AT YE, flask with two handles, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668, John Farmer, 1⁄ 2 d. - man making candles, Timothey Halsey - man making candles, Humphrey Wigan, 1⁄ 2 d. 1663 - harrow, Robert Kemble, BAKER AT 1 1 THE STARR, ⁄ 2 d. 1667 - star; Great Queen Street, Thomas Tanner, ⁄ 2 d. 1668 - anchor with horseshoe; Hatton Garden, John Ball AT THE, King’s head, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666, John Slater 1 1 AT YE EWE AND LAMBE, ⁄ 2 d. 1668 - ewe and lamb, Richard Shipton AT THE STILL, ⁄ 2 d. still (N.8049-51, 8054-5, 8059, 8063-4, 8071, 8073; BW.1244, 1246, 1247, 1250, 1255, 1252, 1266, 1318, 1331, 1330), last mediocre, the others fair to nearly very fine; BW.1244, 1318 and 1331 very rare, BW.1246, 1250, 1266 and 1330 extremely rare (10)

£150-180

A piece broker dealt in remnants of cloth for repairing clothes etc. 606

Holborn, Gray’s Inn Lane and neighbourhood, John Farmer, 1⁄ 2 d. - man making candles, Humphrey Wigan, 1⁄ 2 d. 1663 - harrow, Edward Batty - [black] spread eagle, T. H., THE C[astle] TAVERNE - tower, Robert Kemble, BAKER AT THE STARR, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - star, W. C. AT THE SWAN TAVERNE - swan; Hatton Garden, Thomas Prence, 1⁄ 2 d. - three sugarloaves, John Barker AT THE BALL AND CAP, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - cap above ball, Joseph King 1 AT YECROWN, ⁄ 2 d. - crown; Hatton Wall neighbourhood, Fra. Brett, 1659 - lion rampant (N.8052, 8056-7, 8058a, 8060-1, 8068a, 8069-70, 8074; BW.1247, 1255, 1240, 1259, 1252, 1243, 1328, 1319, 1321, 1320), BW.1240 mediocre and damaged, the others fair to very fine; BW.1321 rare, BW.1319 very rare, BW.1240 and 1320 extremely rare (10)

£150-180

607

607 (x1.5) 607

608

Holborn, High Holborn, James Bennett, CORNE CHANDLER, 1⁄ 2 d. - horseshoe (N.8075b; BW.1367), nearly extremely fine, with much original tinning, extremely rare thus

£80-100

Holborn, High Holborn, William Cobb, ⁄ 2 d. - sun, Richard Shepheard, CORNE 1 CHANDLER, ⁄ 2 d. 1666 - three horseshoes, George Wallis - three doves, John Weedon, 1 GROCER, ⁄ 2 d. 1665, Ralph Waley AT Y BLACK, chained bear, Tho. Pigett AT YE GOVLDEN, griffin segreant, TAVERN, 1⁄ 2 d., Richard Shipton AT THE STILL, 1⁄ 2 d. - still, A. C. AT THE SVN 1 TAVERN, [ ⁄ 2 d.] - sun (N.8076b, 8079-80, 8081b, 8082, 8083a, 8084b, 8085; BW.1390, 1462, 1478, 1481, 1477, 1449, 1463, 1383), nearly fine to very fine, BW.1390, 1462 and 1449 rare, BW.1481 and 1477 very rare (8)

£120-150

John Weedon, grocer, b. 1632, apprenticed 1645, fl. 1673; Mary Walley, widow, 1665; Thomas Piggot, vintner, apprenticed 1638, will 1676; Richard Shipton’s token is from same obverse die as N.8073, indicating that he had moved from Hatton Garden (see earlier lot). 609

Holborn, Kings Gate neighbourhood, John Nicholls, BAKER, 1⁄ 2 d. - three birds on wheatsheaf, Tho. Rayner - gate (2, one dated [16]67, the other undated), Nathani. Stratton - rose (2, diff. rev. dies); Little Queen Street, A. T. AT YE CORNER HOVSE, 1658; Middle Row, Michaell Chambers, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - lion passant guardant, John Slade, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - three tuns and sugarloaf (N.8088-90, 8091a, 8092-4, 8095a; BW.1440, 1453, 1452, 1468 (2), 1735, 1387, 2509), fair to very fine, BW.2509 rare, BW.1452 very rare, BW.1440, 1735 and 1387 extremely rare, BW.1735 the only known type for this street (8) Thomas Rayner, vintner, will 1699; ?Nathaniel Stratton of St Giles in the Fields, salter, fl. 1657; Mr Straiton, grocer over against Kings-Gate, 1661.

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610 (x1.5) 610

611

Holborn, Middle Row, Will. Petty AT YEYORKE CITTY, [1⁄ 2 d.] - various buildings, David Hatton AT YECITTY, octagonal 1⁄ 2 d. - various buildings, flagpole dividing YO RK (N.80978; BW.1448, 1420), first very fine/nearly very fine, rare, second fine, a little bent, extremely rare (2)

£120-150

Holborn, New Street, Tho. Girlington, 1⁄ 2 d. - Cooks’ arms; Newton Street, John Bustion, [1⁄ 2 d.] - bust of Charles II facing, holding sceptre/female bust of ?Queen Catherine; Parkers Lane, Henry Dunscombe, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - man making candles, Edward King, 1⁄ 2 d. - jug, W. [and] K. Whitcombe, BREWER, 1659; Portpool Lane and neighbourhood, John Hind and Tho. Gwilym, BREWERS, 1⁄ 2 d. - facing bust of Charles II, Thomas Gale - woman seated, person kneeling to attend to her foot; Rose and Crown Court, Rob. Stockton, 1⁄ 2 d. - greyhound (N.8099b, 8100, 8101b, 8102-3, 8105b, 8107, 8109b; D.2490B, BW.2067, 2183, 2184, 2186, 2206, 2205, 1254), fair to very fine, BW.2205 rare, D.2490B, BW.2067, 2184 and 2186 extremely rare (8)

£150-200

William Whittcombe, brewer, will 1686; Robert Stockton, victualler, will 1665. 612

Holborn, Saffron Hill, Robert Bankes, 1657, William Parlar, 1⁄ 2 d. - Coopers’ arms, G. P. AT THE 2 BREWERS - men carrying barrel; Southampton Buildings, Tho. Kencie, 1⁄ 2 d. - crown; Staple Inn neighbourhood, Edward Manforth junior, 1⁄ 2 d. - man holding spear, wearing sword; Turnstile and neighbourhood, R. A, THE 3 SVGER LVES - three sugarloaves conjoined, Rowland Stinton, 1⁄ 2 d. 1665 - turnstile (N.8110, 8112b, 8114, 8139a, 8143, 8146a, 8147a; BW.2439, D.2443A, BW.2443, 2925, 1434, 3259, 3264), BW.2443 mediocre, the others fair to nearly very fine; BW.3264 very rare, BW.2439, 2443, 1434, 3259 and D.2443A extremely rare (7)

£120-150

Robert Bankes, will 1678, wife Elizabeth.

613 613 (x1.5) 613

Holborn, Saffron Hill, John Jones, 1d. 1672, BW.2440), nearly very fine/very fine, very rare

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Holborn, St Giles in the Fields parish, James Brickill, ME/ALE/MAN, [1⁄ 2 d.] 1663, Will Collines, BREWER, [1⁄ 2 d.] - Family arms (griffin), Henry Powell, CHEES/MONG/ER, [1⁄ 2 d.] 1662, Robert Starky, 1⁄ 2 d. - hound, Philip Wethrell - three lions, John Woodman, 1 CHESES/MONGE/R, AT THE, bird, [ ⁄ 2 d.] 1665, Walt. Bigg AT THE BEL - bell/bell, E. B. AT THE BLACKE BOY - boy holding pipe and tobacco roll (N.8118, 8120, 8125b, 8129b, 8130, 8132, 8133a, 8134; BW.2485, 2489, 2504, 2507, 2512, 2513, 2483, 2482), BW.2512 poor, the others fair to very fine; BW.2507 rare, BW.2513 very rare, BW.2485 and 2489 extremely rare (8)

£120-150

William Collines, apprentice brewer 1623; Mr Wetherill, headborough (petty constable) 1646; ?Walter Bigg (1606-59), Master of the Merchant Taylors 1654, Alderman 1653-8. 615

Holborn, St Giles in the Fields parish, John Butler, 1⁄ 2 d. 1670 - castle, I/J. H., THE - man making candles, Will. Morecoot, [16]57 - man wearing hat, Robert New, 1652 - three doves with olive branches, Henry Powell, CHEESE/MONG/ER, [1⁄ 2 d.] 1662, Philip Wethrell - three lions passant guardant, Will. Horne AT YEHOR/NES antlers, Ja. Wagstaf, NEAR YEWHITE HART, HER DOVBL TOKEN FOR A 1⁄ 2 [d.], 1669 (N.8119, 8121, 8122b, 8123a, 8126, 8131, 8136, 8138; BW.2487, 2493, 2501, 2502, 2504 var., 2512, 2496, 2508), fair to nearly very fine, BW.2508 pierced; BW.2487 rare, BW.2501, 2504 var., 2496 and 2508 extremely rare (8)

TALOW CHANDLER

£120-150

Robert New, tallowchandler, bound apprentices 1641-57; Mr Wetherill, headborough (petty constable) 1646.

616

616 (x1.5) 616

617

618

618 (x1.5)

Holborn, St Giles in the Fields parish, Elizabeth Pearce, 1⁄ 2 d. [16]63 - two birds facing each other, another above, wings spread, facing (N.8124b; BW.2503), extremely fine, very rare thus

£80-100

Shoreditch, Cock Lane neighbourhood, T. A., THE COCK - cock; Hog Lane, John Bavet - dog leading a horse; Holywell Lane, Edmond Bannister, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - lion rampant guardant; Hoxton, Margaret King AT THE, sun, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668; Long Alley, Mary Fulwood star, John Greenehill, 1⁄ 2 d. 1671 - three tuns, W. M. AT THE 3 HORS SHOWES; Shoreditch (street), John Parson, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - gridiron, N. S. AT THE CROWN, 1656 - crown, S. P., THE ROSE AND CROWNE, 1652 - crowned rose (N.8148, 9455, 8150c, 8151a, 8154a, 8155, 8157, 8159-60, 8163a; BW.694, 1355, 2812, Mdx 103, London 1808, 1809, 1812, 2828, 2830, 2827), poor to nearly very fine, BW.2812, 1808 and 2830 rare, BW.694, 1809, 1812 and 2828 extremely rare; BW.694 and 2812 the only known types for their localities (10)

£130-160

John Bavitt, weaver, will 1675, wife Ann; Edmund Banister, b. 1630, Master of the Cordwainers 1691, second wife Elizabeth 1666. 618

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Shoreditch, Shoreditch (street), Thomas Gateley, 1664 - chained bear (N.8158; BW.2818), nearly very fine, exceedingly rare

£60-80

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Stepney, Ballast Wharf neighbourhood, Ed. Skoiles - boar; Bell Wharf neighbourhood, Tho. Darrell - bell; Brick Lane, Thomas Ely AT THE GVY OF WARWICK, 1 ⁄ 2 d. 1666 - man, with spear ?with boar’s head on end, wearing helmet and sword; The Bulwark, Thomas Stares - 1653, Tho. Tonge AT THE SHIP - ship; Bulwark Gate neighbourhood, Richard Goodwin - lion rampant, Henry Hayward - Grocers’ arms, R. S. AT THE CROOKED BILLIT - crooked billet; Coal Stairs neighbourhood, John Annis, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - lion passant guardant (N.8165b, 8166-7, 8168a, 8169-70, 8171b, 8172, 8173a; BW. Mdx 198, 176, London 413, 448, 449, 445, 446, 447, Mdx 170), fair to good fine, BW.449 and 446 very rare, BW. Mdx 176 and London 445 extremely rare, BW.413 exceedingly rare; BW. Mdx 198 and 176 the only known types for their localities (9)

£150-180

?Richard Goodwin of St Dunstan in the East, wife Dorcas, children bap. 1635-7; Henry Hayward, grocer, apprenticed 1644, fl. 1666. 620

Stepney, East Smithfield, Richard Berry - child’s cradle, Nathaniell Burbidge, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - woolpack, O. Copping [and] I/J. North, 1649 - half moon and sugarloaf/three doves, George Hickes - swan, Arther Hunt, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - roll of ?tobacco, J[ohn] Hutton [and] G. Jerard - half moon and stick of candles/wheatsheaf, Jefery Langham, MELE/MAN, Thomas Roberts - half moon and stick of candles/three doves with olive branches, Walter Willford, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - Tallow Chandlers’ arms, G. P., THE NEW QVEENES HEAD - bust of Elizabeth I, R. T. AT THE OLD PRINS - facing, bearded bust, E. A. AT THE OLD PRINC similar to previous, R. C. AT THE 3 SVGAR LOVES - three sugarloaves conjoined, P. S. AT THE 2 DRAMEN - men carrying barrel on pole, W. A. AT THE 2 DRA MEN - similar to previous (N.8179-80, 8182, 8186, 8188-90, 8192, 8199, 8205-6, 8208, 8210-12; BW.905, 907, 913, 928, D.928B, BW. 929, 933, 945, 957, 940, 949, 919, 908, D.946A, BW.901), fair to nearly very fine, BW.928 and 919 rare, BW.907 very rare, BW.905, 940, D.928B and 946A extremely rare, BW.933 exceedingly rare (15)

£200-250

Osmond Copping, haberdasher, will 1663; Thomas Roberts, tallowchandler, fl. 1650-61. 621

Stepney, East Smithfield, Edward Chapman - Brewers’ arms, John Dennett, 1⁄ 2 d. - bell, John Dunton - scissors, crown above (2, [1⁄ 4 d.] and 1⁄ 2 d.), Thomas Roberts - half moon and stick of candles/three doves with olive branches, William Smith - chained swan, W. T., THE TALLO CHANLER - man making candles, Richard Thomas, BRO/KER, 1⁄ 2 d., J[ohn] W[idnes], THE BVLL HEAD TAVERNE - bull’s head, R. D., THE BVLL HEAD TAVERNE - bull’s head, Hugh Herne, 1⁄ 2 d. - drum, R. T. AT THE OLD PRINS - facing, bearded bust, H. G. AT THE SVGER LOFE - sugarloaf, clove each side, R. P. AT THE WHIT CROOS - cross, R. M. AT THE YARNE SHOPP - balance, I/J. P., NEXT THE MAREMAIDE - mermaid with mirror and comb (N.8181, 8183-5, 8193-4, 8196-7, 8200-1, 8204, 8207, 8209, 8213-15; BW.910, 916, 918, 917, 945, 947, 950, 951, 954, 915, 927, 949, 920, 942, 936, 941), fair to nearly very fine, BW.917, 954, 927 and 941 rare, BW.910, 950, 915 and 936 very rare, BW. 947, 951, 920, 942 extremely rare, BW.918 exceedingly rare (16)

£200-250

John Dunton, wife Ann, estate administered 1675; Thomas Roberts, tallowchandler, fl. 1650-61; William Smith, cook, will 1677; Richard Thomas, draper, left bequest to poor of East Smithfield in will of 1678; John Widnes, vintner, will 1678. 622

Stepney, Execution Dock neighbourhood, Joh. Shaw - Royal arms, Henry Forman, 1 1 BREWHOVSE, ⁄ 2 d. 1668 - HF monogram; Fashion Street, Rich. Nicholson, ⁄ 2 d. - tobacco roll; Fox Lane, W. C. AT THE WHIT HART - hart lodged; Green Bank, John Holland, octagonal 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - horseshoe; Hermitage Dock, S. W. AT THE 3 CASTLES - three towers; Iron Gate neighbourhood, David Kempe AT THE, cock; King Street (Wapping), John Goddin - bunch of grapes, Isbell Izard - three arrows, G. B. AT THE DOLPHIN - dolphin (N.8216-17, 8220a, 8227, 8240b, 8246, 8255, 8261b, 8263a, 8264a; BW.3341, 3297, 972, Mdx 172, London 3310, D.1348A - this specimen, BW.1542, 1585, 1586, 1584), BW.1585 very fine, the others mediocre to good fine; BW.1586 rare, BW.3341 and 1542 very rare, BW. Mdx 172 and D. London 1348A exceedingly rare, latter the only known type for its locality (10)

£150-180

Henry Forman, brewer of Ewell, Surrey, will 1697.

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623 (x1.5) 623

Stepney, Flemish Churchyard, T. H. AT THE GOATE - goat, I/J. C., THE LABOR INVAYNE - women washing black boy in tub; Great Tower Hill, Thomas Clarke AT THE, black boy holding spear, 1⁄ 2 d 1667 (N.8221-2, 8236a; BW.1107, 1106, 3194), good fine to very fine, BW.3194 rare (3)

£100-120

Thomas Clarke, wife Alice, estate administered 1678. 624

Stepney, Fox Lane, Hester Killsbe AT THE, Royal arms, 1⁄ 2 d. [16]68; Frier’s Court, Mathew Davis; Great Garden, John Wedell AT THE, shovel; Green Bank, Ann Sares, 1 COOK, ⁄ 2 d. [16]68 - plough; Hermitage Stairs neighbourhood, John Newell - stick of candles/naked boy holding bow and arrow; Iron Gate neighbourhood, John Patston monograms of name, John Rammage, 1⁄ 2 d. - crown; King Street (Wapping), John Goddin - bunch of grapes, G. B. AT THE DOLPHIN - dolphin, R. L. AT THE TRVMPET trumpet (N.8226, 8228a, 8234b, 8241a, 8247, 8251a, 8252a, 8262b, 8265a, 8266a; BW. Mdx 186, London 2390, 1263, 3343, 1348, 1545, 1547, 1585, 1584, 1587), mediocre to nearly very fine, BW.1545, 1547 and 1587 rare, BW.2390 and 3343 very rare, BW. Mdx 186 and London 1348 extremely rare, this latter and BW.2390 the only known types for their localities (10)

£150-180

John Rammage, son of David the Tower of London moneyer and token maker, bap. 1646, apprentice vintner 1662.

625 625 (x1.5) 625

Stepney, Goodman’s Yard, Thomas Norris AT YE, two crossed pistols, 1667; Great Tower Hill, George Allsop, 1⁄ 2 d. - cannon (N.8230, 8235; BW.1181, 3193), good fine, BW.1181 exceedingly rare, BW.3193 very rare (2) ?Thomas Norris, bricklayer, wife Alice, estate administered 1674.

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626 627 (x1.5)

626 (x1.5) 626

Stepney, The Hermitage neighbourhood, W. A., KINGS HEAD TAVERNE - bust of ?James I, Samuel Hall - same device and legend as previous (N.8243-4; BW.1342, D. Uncertain 62G - this specimen), first fine/good fine, slightly chipped; second good very fine, exceedingly rare (2)

£80-100

The shared obverse die of these tokens confirms the location of Samuel Hall. The latter piece was struck c. 1656, about seven years after the issue by W. A. 627

Stepney, Heydon House, [London, Corporation of the Poor], R. S., 1653 - three leopards’ heads (N.8248; BW.1939), fine, a little pitted each side, rare, the only known issue at the House

£60-80

Heydon House was a confiscated royal property, so called as it had recently been in the possession of Sir John Heydon, Master of the Ordinance. It was presented by Parliament in 1653 to the City of London Corporation of the Poor. The three leopards’ heads are part of the Weavers’ arms. Cf. N.7783 (Part VII).

628

629 628 (x1.5)

628

629

629 (x1.5)

Stepney, Iron Gate neighbourhood, Edmon. Smith, 1⁄ 2 d. - boy blowing trumpet, H. M. AT THE COK AND BVLL - cock and bull (N.8253, 8256b; BW.1548 var., 1543), first nearly very fine, extremely rare; second good fine, very rare (2)

£80-100

Stepney, Irongate Stairs neighbourhood, R[ichard] C[udworth] (2), [1⁄ 4 d.] - bust of Charles II to right, FEAR GOD HONOVR YEKING/Family arms, and [1⁄ 2 d.] 1664 - facing bust of Charles II (N.8258-9; BW.1549, 1537), BW.1549 good very fine, exceedingly rare; BW.1537 very fine, struck on mis-cut flan (2)

£120-150

Richard Cudworth, gent. of St Katharine by the Tower, in his will of 1670 left half of his estate to his ‘ungrateful’ wife Margaret.

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Stepney, Limehouse, William Banes - stocking, Isack Hickman, CHEES/MONGER, 1⁄ 2 d. woman holding plunger shaft in churn, Samuell Keinton, BAKER - wheatsheaf, Margret Lucas, 1663 - Brewers’ arms, John Railton, BAKER, 1658 - Bakers’ arms, Frances Zacacy, 1 BREWER - ?wheatsheaf (2, one with forename FRANCS), Thomas Martin AT YE ANKER, ⁄ 2 d. - anchor; Limehouse Corner, Ann Harlow, 1⁄ 2 d., I/J. H. AT THE HOOP TAVERN - bunch of grapes in hoop (N.8267a, 8269a, 8271, 8274b, 8277a, 8280, 8282, 8284, 8287b, 8289; BW. Mdx 135, 141, 142, 144 var., 148, 151, 151 var., 145, 140, 139), BW.141 fair, damaged, the others nearly fine to very fine, BW.139 extremely rare (10)

£120-150

Francis Sakry, brewer, bound apprentices 1612-37, Francis Zachary ditto 1637-41; ?Thomas Martin, mealman, Limehouse, 1694.

631

Stepney, Limehouse, William Bradshaw, BAKER - wheatsheaf, Samuell Keinton, BAKER wheatsheaf, Nicolas Latch, 1⁄ 2 d. - lion passant guardant, Margret Lucas, 1663 - Brewers’ arms (2, diff. rev. dies), Dorothy Smart, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667, Frances Zacacy, BREWER - ?wheatsheaf (2, one with forename FRANCS), Thomas Martin AT YE ANKER, 1⁄ 2 d. - anchor; Limehouse Corner, Edmond Dobson, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 (N.8268a, 8270b, 8272b, 8273b, 8275, 8278a, 8279, 8281a, 8283, 8286a; BW. Mdx 137, 142, 143, 144 var., 144, 150, 151, 151 var., 145, 138), fair to very fine (10)

£120-150

Francis Sakry, brewer, bound apprentices 1612-37, Francis Zachary ditto 1637-41; ?Thomas Martin, mealman, Limehouse, 1694.

632

633

Stepney, Little Minories, John Roper, IRONMONGER - Royal arms/monogram of name; Little Tower Hill, Rob. Atkinson AT THE, stocking, Francis Bulfell, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - fleece and sugarloaf, Will Burrough - pile of cheeses dividing sugarloaves; Lower Shadwell, William Hobbs, 1⁄ 2 d. - crossed oars, Tho. Cooke AT YE GOVLDEN, griffin, 1⁄ 2 d. [16]6 4; Marlow’s Rents, A. B., THE CARPENTERS ARMS - Carpenters’ arms; Middle Shadwell, Gregory Cooke, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - bust of Charles II uncrowned, Prince of Wales’s feathers at side (N.8290, 8292, 8293a, 8294a, 8298a, 8299b, 8310, 8302a; BW.1937, 1740, 1741, 1742, Mdx 184, 175, London 1879, Mdx 173), fair to nearly very fine, edge of BW. Mdx 173 hammered up reducing diameter to 16mm; BW.1742 rare, BW.1937, 1741 and Mdx 184 very rare, BW.1740 extremely rare (8)

£100-120

Stepney, Mile End, Thomas Allin (2), [1⁄ 4 d.] AT, cock, and 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 AT YE, cock, John Amps, 1⁄ 2 d. - Grocers’ arms, Roger Nichols AT YE OVLD ROSE - Weavers’ arms, Roger Nickolles AT YE OLD ROSE - Weavers’ arms, Joseph Almond AT YESHIP, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - ship; Mile End Green, William Steward, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - royal oak (N.8303-4, 8305a, 8309-12; D.––, BW.1888, 1890, D.1894A - this specimen, BW.1894, 1889, 1896), fair to good fine, BW.1896 very rare, the others except BW.1890 and 1889 exceedingly rare (7)

£130-160

Roger Nickolls, victualler, will 1680; William Steward, victualler at the Royal Oak, will 1676. 634

Stepney, New Crane neighbourhood, John Heywood - wheatsheaf (2), [1⁄ 4 d.] 1664 and ⁄ 2 d., Clem[en]t Nixon - bunch of grapes, Edward Pratt, 1⁄ 2 d. - two-headed eagle displayed, I/J. R., MEAL MAN - oatsheaf, Joseph Stent, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - wheatsheaf, Ja. Waters, CHANDLER - three sugarloaves conjoined, H. g, THE GRENE DRAGON - dragon (N.8314a, 8315, 8316a, 8317b, 8318a, 8319b, 8320a, 8321b; BW.1989, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1987), fair to good fine, BW.1994 pierced; BW.1989 and 1995 rare, BW.1988 and 1994 very rare, BW.1990 and 1992 extremely rare (8)

£100-120

Stepney, New Gravel Lane and neighbourhood, Matthew Brigges - hart lodged, George Huntley, CHAN/LER, Ed. Measey, COMFIT MAKER, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - sugarloaf, A. S. AT 1 THE BLEW ANKER - anchor, A. B. AT THE SVNN - sun, John Mayor, ⁄ 2 d.; Nightingale Lane, Richard James, 1⁄ 2 d. - Hope with anchor, John Welch, 1658 - chained swan, R. L. AT THE COALE YARDE - arms: three battle-axes (N.8323-6, 8328, 8329b, 8330a, 8331-2; BW.1220, 1222, 1224, 1225, 1219, 2356, 2072, 2075, 2073), BW.1225 fair, the others fine to nearly very fine; BW.1220, 2356 and 2075 rare, BW.1222 and 1224 very fine, BW.1225, 1219 and 2073 extremely rare (9)

£120-150

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Richard James’s halfpenny signed R, for Ramage, the only token of this denomination thus; R. L. issued a similar token at Barking, Essex (N.1085 (Part II)). www.spink.com

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Stepney, Norton Folgate, Thomas Harward AT, St George and dragon, 1⁄ 2 d., Abraham le Keux - three tuns, Tristram May & Henry Sell, BREWLRS [sic], 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - lion rampant, Tristram May & Hen. Sell, BREWERS, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - lion rampant, William Paine AT YE, Bluecoat boy, G. B. AT THE PLOW - plough, E. C. AT THE RED LION - lion; Old Gravel Lane, John Abbot - baluster measure, William Allthrupp, 1⁄ 2 d. - sugarloaf; Peacock Alley neighbourhood, Isaac Blissett, 1667 - peacock with tail displayed (N.8333b, 8334b, 8335a, 8336a, 8337a, 8338-9, 8341-3; D.2088A, BW.2090, 2091 var., 2092, 2093, 2084, 2085, 1215, 1216, 3390), obverse of D.2088A poor, otherwise fair to very fine; BW.1215 and 1216 very rare, D.2088A, BW.2092 and 2085 extremely rare, BW.3390 exceedingly rare and the only known type for its location (10)

£150-180

John Abbott, pewterer, will 1700; ?William Althrope, St Botolph without Aldgate, wife Hope; Isaac Blissett, baconman, will 1695.

637

Stepney, Ratcliff, Francis Bull, 1656 - bust of Henry VIII, John Fly, DISSTILER, 1⁄ 2 d. 1669 - Distillers’ arms, Thomas Wadland, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - ship/still, N. U/V. AT THE BLACK BOAY, 1651 - boy with pipe and tobacco roll, George Hutchinson, bull’s head, TAVERNE, R. B. AT THE GOLDEN BALL, 1662 - ball, A[braham] A[twood] AT THE RED LYON, 1649 - lion rampant, Tho[mas] Sorell AT THE RED LYON, 1⁄ 2 d. - lion rampant, H. B., THE WHEAT SHEAF 1 AND SVGER LOFE - wheatsheaf, sugarloaf above, Rich. Stiles AT YEWHITE, lion rampant, ⁄ 2 d. 1666, Robert Rooke, NEARE THE SCOOLE HOVSE, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - rook (N.8345, 8347, 8349, 8351a, 8352-8; BW.2341, 2346, 2372, 2371, 2350, 2338, 2335, 2366, 2337, 2367, 2361), BW.2350 and 2361 mediocre to fair, first chipped, the others nearly fine to very fine; BW.2335 rare, BW.2338 very rare, BW.2341, 2372 and 2366 extremely rare, BW.2346 and 2350 exceedingly rare (11)

£130-160

John Fly, distiller, apprenticed his son John 1681; George Hutchinson, vintner, apprenticed 1611; Abraham Attwood, vintner, apprenticed 1623; Thomas Sorrell, vintner, will 1695.

638

Stepney, Ratcliff Cross neighbourhood, Joseph Brocke, COATE SELER, 1⁄ 2 d. - child’s gown, George Bulmor (2), [1⁄ 4 d.] 1658 - tower, and 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - castle, [T. W.], YE GALY, 1 ⁄ 2 d. - ancient galley, Will. Baker AT LITLE WHIT HORS, 1⁄ 2 d. - horse, W. B. AT THE SHIPP TAVERN - ship, John March, THE SWN - chained swan (N.8361b, 8362b, 8363b, 8365, 8366b, 8367b, 8368a; BW.2325, D.2325B, 2325A, 2333A, BW.2324, 2322, 2330), fair to very fine, D.2325B pierced; this, D.2325A and 2333A extremely rare (7)

£130-160

Joseph Brock, merchant taylor, fl. 1673.

639

Stepney, Ratcliff Highway, Robert Davers AT YE, Weavers’ arms, John Knot, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666, John Mathews, 1⁄ 2 d. - bull’s head, Robert Stranke - bull, M. M., THE BRICKLERS ARMES Tylers’ and Bricklayers’ arms, W. T. AT THE GVNN - cannon, W. C. AT THE PLOWE - plough (2, diff. obv. dies), John Beridg AT THE RED COW, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - cow; Rose Lane, John Atwood, 1⁄ 2 d. - four trees, hatted man with staff at side (2, one THE MAN AT THE WOOD, the other THE MAN IN etc.) (N.8369b, 8372a, 8373-5, 8376b, 8377-9, 8382-3; D.2345A, BW.2351, 2355, 2368, 2354, 2369, 2343 (2), D.2339A, BW.2393 var., 2393), BW.2369 and second 2343 very fine, a little verdigris on the first, the others fair to good fine; BW.2368 and 2369 rare, BW.2343 and 2393 very rare, BW.2355, 2354, 2393 var. and D.2345A extremely rare, D.2339A exceedingly rare (11)

£160-200

Robert Davers, broad weaver, will 1673; John Atwood, Stepney, will administered 1677.

640

Stepney, St Katharine’s, Robert Aske, SALTER - crown, Thomas Lacy, 1⁄ 2 d. 1669 - St George and dragon, R. L. AT THE 3 TOBACCO PIPES - three pipes, John Perrey, NEARE YEBARE BREW HOVSE, 1669, Thomas Houlcroft, BY YECAGE, 1665; St Katharine’s Lane, James Cooper AT THE, crowned rose, octagonal 1⁄ 2 d. 1668, I/J. C., THE SWORD AND DAGER - dagger and sword, T. D. AT THE 2 DRAY MEN - men carrying barrel on pole (N.8384a, 8392b, 8399-8400, 8401c, 8404c, 8407b, 8414, 8418; BW.2591, 2621, 2619, 2624, 2617, 2615, 2604, 2599, 2608), fair to nearly very fine, BW.2599 slightly chipped; BW.2619, 2599 and 2608 very rare, BW.2621 extremely rare, BW.2624 exceedingly rare (9)

£130-160

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Stepney, St Katharine’s, Robert Aske, SALTER - crown, William Butler, GROSER - two sugarloaves conjoined, John Heaward, SPECTELE maker - pair of spectacles, I/J. H. AT THE BLACK SWAN, 1659 - chained swan, Thomas Houlcroft, BY YECAGE, 1665; St Katharine’s Court, John Edwards, [1⁄ 2 d.] - wheatsheaf, J[ohn] H[utchinson] AT THE COOPERS ARMS Coopers’ arms; St Katharine’s Lane, R. T. AT THE BLEW BELL, 1649 - bell/three doves with olive branches, J[ohn] C[hequright] AT THE BLEW BELL - bell, John Chequright, 1⁄ 2 d. 1669 - bell, I/J. C., THE SWORD AND DAGER - dagger and sword (N.8385, 8387b, 8390, 8396, 8402, 8403a, 8405, 8409, 8411b, 8412, 8415; BW.2591, 2597, 2614, 2612, 2617, 2609, 2611, 2628, 2600, 2602, 2599), fair to very fine, BW.2602 rare, BW.2614, 2612, 2611, 2599 and 2628 very rare, BW.2609 extremely rare (11)

£150-180

John Hayward, spectacle maker, d. 1671, first wife Marie; John Edwards of St Botolph without Aldgate, will 1681; John Hutchinson, cooper, md. Anne 1656, d. 1665.

642

Stepney, St Katharine’s, Robert Aske, SALTER - crown, William Butler, GROSER - two sugarloaves conjoined, Edward Lole SENE [i.e. senior] - key, W. W. AT THE DEARYMADE woman holding plunger shaft in churn, butter pats behind, M. L. AT THE FLVSHING PINCK, 1 HER ⁄ 2 d. 1669 - ship with one sail; St Katharine’s Lane, James Allen - 1665, W. B. AT THE BLACKE BOY - boy with pipe and tobacco roll, R. T. AT THE BLEW BELL, 1649 bell/three doves with olive branches, T. L., THE 3 TOBACCO ROVLS - three rolls, T. D. AT THE 2 DRAY MEN - men carrying barrel on pole (N.8386, 8388a, 8393a, 8397b, 8398c, 8406a, 8408b, 8410, 8416a, 8417b; BW.2591, 2597, 2622, 2630, D.2618A, BW.2590, 2593, 2628, 2620, 2608), BW.2630 good very fine, the others fair to nearly very fine; BW.2622, 2630, D.2618A and BW.2608 rare, BW.2590, 2593, 2628 and 2620 very rare (10)

£130-160

Edward Lole, woodmonger, d. 1665; James Allen died overseas, wife Margaret administered will 1691.

643

Stepney, St Katharine’s Mill ‘Bridge’ neighbourhood, Richard Bryan, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667; St Katharine’s Stairs neighbourhood, Edward Belitha, GROCER, HIS DOVBLE TOKEN FOR A 1 ⁄ 2 D, 1669 - two sugarloaves, E. N., THE PLVM OF FETHERS - Prince of Wales’s feathers; St Katharine’s Wharf neighbourhood, Robert Blackburn, 1⁄ 2 d. - Fishmongers’ arms, John Coulton (2), 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - globe, and [1⁄ 2 d.] 1670 - globe/bust of Charles II, Thomas Hock Well - horse, container on its back with wheel for dispensing liquid, Gilbert Tayler, 1 ⁄ 2 d. - man with bow and arrow, R. B., THE KINGES HEAD - bust of ?James I, T. C. AT THE LEE HOY - hoy (N.8420a, 8421a, 8423a, 8424, 8425b, 8426, 8427a, 8428c, 8430c, 8431a; BW.2596, 2594, 2623, 2595, 2605, D.2605A, BW.2616, 2629, 2592, 2601), fair to very fine, BW.2623, 2595 and 2601 rare, D.2605A very rare, BW.2594 extremely rare, BW.2596 the only type known for its locality (10)

£150-180

Richard Bryan, wife Margerie relict 1667; Edward Belitha (1640-1717), haberdasher, latterly of Kingston, Surrey; Robert Blackborne, fishmonger, apprenticed 1639, will 1700; Thomas Huckwell, brewer and victualler, md. Barbara 1656; the type of hoy depicted perhaps sailed to Leigh, Essex, or up the river Lee.

644

Stepney, Shadwell, William Powes, LIVING IN SHADWELL - wheatsheaf, N. B. AT THE SWAN 2 NECKS - swan with two necks; Shadwell Dock neighbourhood, Michaell Parkes - Noah’s ark, dove atop; Upper Shadwell, Ellinor Gandor, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - goose, Henrey Smith, 1658 - stocking, Nich[olas] Thory, CHANDLER - ape, Simon Snow AT YGREENMAN 1 1 AND STILL, ⁄ 2 d. - still and man with club, Eliz. Jellus NEER BLACK CATT, ⁄ 2 d. (N.8432b, 8434, 8439, 8485b, 8491b, 8492b, 8496a, 8501a; BW. Mdx 192, 171, 190, 180, 199, 201, 200, 185), fair to very fine, BW.201 rare (8)

WITH

Simon Snow, b. c. 1643, free draper 1668, vinegar merchant, will 1679; Elizabeth Jellus, widow of John, brewer, who fl. 1661.

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Stepney, Shadwell, T. P. AT THE CROWN, 1653 - crown, N. B. AT THE SWAN WITH 2 NECKS - swan with two necks; Shadwell Dock neighbourhood, Mathew Dodsley, 1658 - chained bear, Michaell Parkes - Noah’s ark, dove atop, John Plater, CHEESMONGES, 1⁄ 2 d. [16]65 - cheese knife, George Wastill, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - Noah’s ark, dove with olive branch above; Upper Shadwell, Edward Hillseye - Cooks’ arms, Elias Ungle - balance, one pan weighed down with object, Robert Welch, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - glove (N.8433a, 8435b, 8436, 8438b, 8440a, 8443, 8486a, 8494a, 8495; BW. Mdx 189, 171, 177, 190, 193, 204, 182, 202, D.205A), fair to nearly very fine, BW.177, 204 and D.205A very rare (9)

£130-160

Elias Ungley’s widow Elizabeth renounced administration of his estate 1678.

646 646 (x1.5) 646

Stepney, Shadwell Dock neighbourhood, L. E. AT THE WORLDS END - three men standing by globe, each holding a scientific instrument; Upper Shadwell, E. W., Y SPEAKER FRIGAT - ship (N.8445a, 8499a; BW. Mdx 178 var., 203), BW.178 var. very fine, very slightly damaged, a neatly engraved device; BW.203 nearly very fine, some surface pitting (2)

£80-100

The frigate Speaker, a ‘very brave’ ship, built 1650, renamed Mary 1660, wrecked 1703. 647

Stepney, Spitalfields, Richard Midlaton, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - three tuns, Ralph Wilkes AT THE, bust of Turk, 1⁄ 2 d., Rob. Walley, BREWER AT THE FOVNTAINE, 1⁄ 2 d. - fountain, John Ormes AT THE RED LYON - lion passant guardant; Stepney (parish), anonymous, 1666 - dove with olive branch, STEBVN HEATH; Swan Alley, Edw. Avery, 1⁄ 2 d. - sword and buckler (N.84478, 8450-2, 8454; BW. 2931, 2936, 2935, 2933, Uncertain 40, London 903), fair to good fine, BW. Uncertain 40 very rare, BW. London 903 exceedingly rare, the only known type for the Alley (6)

£100-120

Robert Walley apprenticed his son Robert 1661 and others 1664-72; John Ormes, weaver, will 1669, widow Elizabeth. 648

Stepney, Tower Ditch, Phillip Jacob - harrow, William Langley, 1666 - oar, Edward Sands, 1655 - crossed post-horns, John Murre AT THE REDLION - lion rampant; Tower Hill, Richard Eusden - bust of Charles II both sides, George Taylor, BAKER, 1651 Bakers’ arms/wheatsheaf, The Tower of London, Morgan Cowarne, 1⁄ 2 d. - crowned rose; Tower Postern neighbourhood, Alex. Harwood - cheese knife, Richard Hawes dragon; Tower Stairs neighbourhood, M[organ] C[owarne], THE ROSE AND CROWN crowned rose; Tower Wharf, D. G. AT THE 3 TVNNS - three tuns; Victualling Office, Henry Coleman, [1⁄ 2 d.] 1666 - Family arms (N.8455, 8457a, 8458b, 8460a, 8467b, 8469, 8473a, 8475, 8476a, 8480, 8482, 8503b; BW.3180, 3181, D.3184A, BW.3183, 3196, 3200, 3176, 2264, 2265, 3185, 3187, 3195), BW.3180 good very fine, the others mediocre to nearly very fine; BW.3181, 3183 and 3196 rare, BW.3200, 3185 and 3187 very rare, D.3184A, BW. 2264 and 2265 extremely rare; BW.3185 the only known type for its locality (12)

£150-200

Richard Ewsden, b. 1622, victualler, will 1673; George Taylor, apprentice brown baker 1639, will 1665; Alexander Harwood (1607-70), mercer, md. Anne 1637.

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Stepney, Tower Ditch and neighbourhood, Phillip Jacob - harrow, William Lillystone, 1 ⁄ 2 d. 1667 - Mercers’ arms; Tower Dock and neighbourhood, Richard Stone, BAKARE wheatsheaf, T. K., THE BLEW ANKER - anchor, Timothy Stephenson, OLD, rose, 1⁄ 2 d. 1664, G. P. TA [sic] THE 3 MARINERS - three sailors, one holding a cross-staff; Tower Hill, Ja. Godfrey, IRONMONGER, 1662 - rose/rose, T. W. AT THE ANGEL TAVERNE, 1649 - angel holding scroll; The Tower of London, Phillip Gardener, 1652 - boy astride barrel, cup in hand/man holding sickle and sheaf, sheaves behind; Tower Postern, R. D. AT THE BLV BORE - boar, D. C. AT THE YEARNE SHOPP - bell; Victualling Office, Henry Coleman, [1⁄ 2 d.] 1666 - Family arms (N.8456b, 8461a, 8463a, 8464b, 8465-6, 8468, 8471b, 8474b, 8478, 8479a, 8502; BW.3180, 3182, 3190, 3188, 3191, 3189, 3197, 3201, 3177, 2263, 2261, 3195), mediocre to very fine, BW.3191 pierced; BW.3201 and 2263 rare, BW.3191 extremely rare, BW.3197 exceedingly rare (12)

£140-180

William Lilleston, barber-surgeon, will 1675; ?Thomas Keen of St Dunstan in the East, cooper, md. Dorothy 1634, will 1658; Timothy Stephenson of All Hallows Barking, will 1666; James Godfrey, ironmonger, fl. 1677; ‘Mr Wilson at the Angell’, delinquent vintner 1645, will 1665 administered by wife Dorothy.

650

651

652

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651

650 (x1.5)

651 (x1.5)

Stepney, Upper Shadwell, Benjamin Miller, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - windmill (N.8488b; BW. Mdx 187), very fine

£80-100

Stepney, Upper Shadwell, Tho. Cooke AT MOROCK A HED, 1⁄ 2 d. 1665 - bust of Turk [i.e. the Morocco Head coffee house] (N.8497a; BW. Mdx 174), very fine

£60-80

Stepney, Wapping, Benjamin Barnes, 1⁄ 2 d. - Samson killing lion, John Harling, 1 TOBACCONIS, ⁄ 2 d. 1667, W. Majoh - Grocers’ arms, Frances Nores - bunch of grapes, Roger Price AT THE BLACK BOY, 1653 - boy with pipe and tobacco roll, L. E. AT YE COPPENHAGEN, [16]59 - part of arms of Copenhagen, H. H. AT THE GVNN TAVERN, 1648 - cannon and three fleurs-de-lis, W. Gaunt AT THE MAN IN THE MOVN, 1652 - man standing on crescent, I/J. C. AT THE MAN IN THE MOONE - man standing on crescent, William Hewes ATTHE SHIP TAVERN - ship, Edward Fish AT THE SVNN - sun; Well Alley (Wapping), Robert Parsons, 1⁄ 2 d. - dolphin, F. R. AT THE DOLPHIN - dolphin (N.8504b, 8511, 8514, 8516b, 8523b, 8526a, 8531, 8532a, 8535, 8538, 8540, 8568a, 8569; BW.3277, 3305, 3318, 3321, 3331, 3295, 3304, 3301, 3289, 3309, 3296, 3323, D.3333A), reverse of BW.3308 mediocre, otherwise fair to very fine; BW.3305, 3321 and 3295 rare, BW.3304 and 3323 very rare, BW.3318 and D.3333A extremely rare (13)

£150-200

Eleanor Gant, widow, St Sepulchre, 1664; ?Edward Fish, pewterer, will 1665; Robert Parsons, mariner, will 1677.

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Stepney, Wapping, Thomas Bremredge, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - fish hook and needle, Jorg Carpentr, wife S., MELL MAN - oatsheaf, George Carpenter, wife M., MELLMAN - oatsheaf, Thomas Peirce - scissors, William Redding, 1663 - weight, Roger Price AT THE BLACK BOY, 1653 - boy with pipe and tobacco roll, Andrew Coleman AT THE COCK, 1⁄ 2 d. - cock, Thomas Hews AT THE GOLDEN STILL - still and receiver, W. Gaunt AT THE MAN IN THE MOVN, 1652 - man standing on crescent, John Clarke AT THE MAN IN YE MOON, octagonal 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 man standing on crescent, brace of tobacco rolls above, Wil. Fry AT THE SVGGAR LOFE sugarloaf, T. Dry AT THE 3 SVGER LOAES, 1650 - three sugarloaves conjoined (N.8505-6, 8507a, 8517, 8520, 8524b, 8525a, 8529a, 8533c, 8536, 8539, 8543; BW.3280, D.3285A, BW.3285, 3325, 3334, 3331, 3290, 3308, 3301, 3288, 3300, 3294), BW.3334 mediocre, the others fair to nearly very fine, BW.3308 pierced; D.3285A and BW.3300 rare, BW.3334 very rare, BW.3280 extremely rare (12)

£150-200

Thomas Peirce, weaver, will 1681; Andrew Coleman, draper 1634, ‘strong water man’ 1641, will 1668; ?Thomas Hughes, mariner, 1675; Eleanor Gant, widow, St Sepulchre, 1664. 654

Stepney, Wapping, Ann Curtis, 1658 - stocking, Hanna Frost, 1666 - hen and chicks, W. Majoh - Grocers’ arms, Thomas Peirce - scissors, Francis Richardson, SOPE MAN, AT, leg with stocking and garter, and shoe, 1⁄ 2 d. [16]66, Richard Woosley, BAKER, 1656 Bakers’ arms, James Wakefeild AT THE FORTVNE TAVERN, 1⁄ 2 d. - Fortune standing onelegged on globe, W. Gaunt AT THE MAN IN THE MOVN, 1652 - man standing on crescent, John Rewood AT THE ROYAL OKE, 1⁄ 2 d. - tree with three crowns, Edward Fish AT THE SVNN - sun, T. Dry AT THE 3 SVGER LOAES, 1650 - three sugarloaves conjoined; Wapping Old Stairs neighbourhood, I/J. B., THE BLOW ANKER, [16]58 - anchor (N.8508, 8509a, 8513, 8518, 8521b, 8522, 8528, 8534, 8537a, 8541, 8544a, 8558; BW.3293, 3298, 3318, 3325, 3336, 3355, 3351, 3301, 3335, 3296, 3294, 3275), fair to very fine, BW.3275 pierced; BW.3335 rare, BW.3298 and 3355 very rare, BW.3318, 3351 and 3275 extremely rare, the latter the only known type for its locality (12)

£150-200

Thomas Peirce, weaver, will 1681; Eleanor Gant, widow, St Sepulchre, 1664; ?Edward Fish, pewterer, will 1665.

655 655 (x1.5) 655

Stepney, Wapping, Thomas Mills AT YE, pelican feeding three young, 1664, E. U/V. AT 3 DETHES HEDES - three skulls (N.8515, 8542; BW.3319, 3347), very fine, BW.3319 rare, BW.3347 very rare (2)

£80-100

Stepney, Wapping Dock neighbourhood, Richard Boone, 1⁄ 2 d., Hugh Rowcliffe, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - sugarloaf, T. M. AT THE BVLL TAVERN - bull, I/J. C. AT THE FLOVR DELVS - fleurde-lis, Edward Willdee AT YEWATER/MANS ARMS, 1⁄ 2 d. - Watermen’s arms; Wapping New Stairs neighbourhood, William Fry, 1⁄ 2 d. - sugarloaf, Roger Goode, 1⁄ 2 d. - crescent moon and tobacco roll, G. Percy, BAKER - wheatsheaf, Anthony Phillips - fleur-de-lis, Farley Stevenson AT THE, castle, 1⁄ 2 d.; Wapping Wall, Francis Palmer, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - black boy with tobacco roll over shoulder, and pelican wounding itself for blood to feed three young, M. S. AT THE PLOW, 1651 - plough (N.8545, 8547, 8548a, 8549, 8550a, 8551, 8552b, 8553b, 8554a, 8557b, 8564-5; BW.3278, 3337, 3317, 3284, 3353, 3299, 3302, 3326, 3328, 3344, 3322, 3339), fair to nearly very fine, BW.3299 pierced; BW.3278, 3317, 3328, 3344 and 3339 rare, BW.3337, 3353, 3299 and 3302 very rare (12)

£150-180

THE

656

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659 (x1.5)

Stepney, Wapping Wall, Joseph Harris (2), [1⁄ 4 d.], MEALE MAN - oatsheaf, and 1⁄ 2 d. [16]68, MEALMAN - oatsheaf, Ed. Holstead AT THE, bull and dog (N.8560-2; D.––, BW.3306, 3311), first good very fine, light surface pitting both sides, extremely rare; second fine, dig on reverse, very rare, third very fine, extremely rare (3)

£100-120

Joseph Harris senior, mealman, will 1699. 658

Stepney, Well Close, John Bezer, 1⁄ 2 d. - Adam and Eve; Wentworth Street, John Ham - cross paty with four roundels; Wheler Street, Thomas Boyden AT THE, bust of Charles II, 1⁄ 2 d. 1669, Alexander Byrchet, 1⁄ 2 d. - horse, bridled and saddled, Thomas Lole AT THE, sugarloaf, W. W. AT THE TARLETON - man with pipe and drum; White Horse Street, Rothrick Diminsdale, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - rose, Thomas Railton, BAKER - wheatsheaf/balance, Robert Wells, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - oak with three crowns (N.8571-2, 8574, 8575, 8577-8, 8580, 8581c, 8582; BW.3372, 3374, 3377, 3378, 3380, 3383, 3496, 3497, 3498), obverse of BW.3498 mediocre, otherwise fair to very fine; BW.3377, 3378 and 3383 very rare, BW.3372, 3380, 3496 and 3498 extremely rare (9)

£130-160

John Be[a]zer, b. 1625, blacksmith, children bap. 1672-3; Alexander Birchett, gent., will 1678; Thomas Lole, grocer, took an apprentice 1644; Richard Tarlton was an actor and clown, d. 1588. 659

660

Stepney, White Horse Street, Robert Beckitt, heart-shaped 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - horse, bridled and saddled (N.8579b; D. Mdx 211A), basically fine but with some corrosion, rare

£80-100

Stepney, Whitechapel, Thomas Baker, CHEESMONGER, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - merchant’s mark, John Bell, 1656 - Prince of Wales’s feathers (2, second without IN after BELL), Edward Byrchett (2), first with Carpenters’ arms, second with drum, Will. Chudley, GROCER still/tobacco roll, Jo. Fargison AT YEBLEW LYON, 1⁄ 2 d. 1669 - lion rampant, John Wood AT YEGOLDEN LEG - leg with stocking and garter, and shoe with spur, both sides, R. C. AT THE 7 STARES, 1650 - seven stars, H. H. AT THE 2 BLACK BOYES - two black boys, Will. Balet, SALTER, WHIT BARE - chained bear (N.8583a, 8584-5, 8588-9, 8592, 8602b, 8603, 8607, 8612, 8614a; BW.3385, 3388, 3388 var., 3392, D.––, BW.3397, 3405, 3430, 3393, 3412, 3386), obverse of N.8602b poor, otherwise fair to very fine; BW.3388, 3397, 3405, 3430 and 3412 rare, BW.3385, 3388 var., 3392 and D.–– (Byrchett var.) extremely rare (11)

£150-200

William Chudley, b. 1641, distiller, will 1675; John Fargisson, cheesemonger, will 1688; John Wood, hosier 1665, wife Elizabeth.

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Stepney, Whitechapel, John Carter, GROCER - horseshoe/still, John Case, 1656 - three fleurs-de-lis, Rowland Cuney (2), crescent moon, and man standing on crescent, Edward Dalton - patten/bell, F. H. AT THE OLD PRISON, 1656 - building, E. T. AT THE QVEENS ARMES - dragon, John Haris AT THE ROS - rose, R. C. AT THE 7 STARES, 1650 - seven stars, Will. Balet, SALTER, WHIT BARE - chained bear, I/J. [?] AT THE WINN MILL - windmill (N.8590b, 8591a, 8593-5, 8604, 8605a, 8606a, 8608, 8613, 8616; D.3394A, BW.3395, D.––, BW.3401, 3403, 3411, 3424, 3413, 3393, 3386, D.3431A), D.3431A poor, lacquered, the others fair to good fine; BW.3413 and 3386 rare, BW.3411 and 3424 very rare, D.3394A, BW.3395 and BW.3401 extremely rare, D.–– (Rowland Cuney var.) and BW.3403 exceedingly rare, D.3431A the only known example (11)

£180-220

John Carter, grocer, stationer, will 1663; the ‘Old Prison’ had been Lord Wentworth’s jail in the 1620s for debtors in the manor of Stepney. 662

Westminster, Bear Yard, Adam Pearson AT YEBLEWCAP, 1⁄ 2 d. - hat with feather; Bedford Street, Francis Cooper - ?eagle, Thomas Lathwell, 1⁄ 2 d. - man making candles, Christopher Seward AT THE, three birds, 1⁄ 2 d. 1664, Samuell Hoare AT THE CROSS, keys crossed, [1⁄ 2 d.], G. D. AT THE SHVGER LOFE - sugarloaf; Bedfordbury, Frances [i.e. Francis] Clare - two lions combatant, crown above (N.8617a, 8618a, 8619-20, 8622-4; BW.651, D.156A, BW.159, 161, 158, 157, 153), obverse of D.156A mediocre, otherwise fair to good fine; D.156A and BW.153 extremely rare, BW.157 exceedingly rare (7)

£100-120

Christopher Seward, vintner, will 1678; Captain Samuel Hoare buried 1668.

663 663 (x1.5) 663

664

Westminster, Bedfordbury, Thomas West, 1663 - crescent moon and stick of candles, Barnaby Allen, A YARN SHOPP - King David and harp (N.8626, 8627a; BW.155, D.152A), BW.155 very fine, D.152A fine/good fine, both very rare (2)

£80-100

Westminster, Blackmoor Street neighbourhood, Will. Wright, 1⁄ 2 d. - phoenix in fire, sun’s rays above; Bow Street, T. S., 1659 - baker’s peel (2, first with BACKER, second BAKER), E. O. AT THE BLEW LION - lion rampant, John Browne AT THE GRIFIN - griffin, John Hudson - Woodmongers’ arms, Broken Cross, F. H., 1659 - heart; Butcher Row, Samuell Jones AT THE, fleece, 1⁄ 2 d., E. M., YE SWAN - swan (N.8629, 8632, 8634, 8635a, 8638a, 8641, 9058a, 8646a, 8649b; BW.887, 393, 393 var., 391, 390, 1605, Mdx 247, London 453, 455), nearly fine to good fine, BW.390 damaged, BW.1605 chipped; BW.453 rare, BW.393 var. very rare, BW.390 extremely rare, BW.1605 exceedingly rare; F. H. the only known issuer at Broken Cross (9)

£100-120

John Browne had used the obverse die previously for an issue in Thieving Lane (see below); ?John Hudson of Whitefriars, City of London, woodmonger, will 1675. 665

Westminster, Bow Street, James Beech, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - vine with grapes, within hoop, T. S., BACKER, 1659 - baker’s peel, H. S., 1653 - crossed shovels (2, first CRSE SHVFLES, second CROS SHVFLES); Broad Sanctuary, Thomas Fountayne - fountain; Broken Cross, F. H., 1659 - heart; Butcher Row, Edward Starky, 1657 - crowned facing bust with orb and sceptre, Mathew Dune AT YEBACON SHOP, 1⁄ 2 d. - side of bacon; Castle Street, Thomas White, 1⁄ 2 d. [16]69 - man (?stone sawyer) seated by framework (N.8630a, 8633, 8636, 8637a, 8644, 9057, 8647, 8648a, 8651; BW.389, 393, 392 var., 392, 2763, Mdx 247, London 456, 452, 481), BW.392 var. extremely fine, very rare thus, the others mediocre to nearly very fine; BW.456 very rare, BW.2763 extremely rare, BW.481 exceedingly rare; F. H. the only known issuer at Broken Cross (9)

£120-150

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Westminster, Chandos Street, I/J. K. AT THE GATE - gate, John Beaumont AT ball - 1⁄ 2 d., Edward Boswell AT 3 ELMES, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - three trees; Clare Market, Robert Mynn AT YEGOLDEN ANCHOR, 1⁄ 2 d. - anchor, John Henderson AT THE SHIPP, 1⁄ 2 d. ship, Ralph Sherwin AT, swan, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668; Clare Street, Richard Andrews AT THE, fountain, 1⁄ 2 d., Hum. Muntt, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - three candlesticks; The Cockpit, John Scott, 1 SVTTLER, ⁄ 2 d. - cock, crown above (N.8654-6, 8669a, 8671-5; BW.534, 530, 532, D.650A, 646A, BW.655, 642, 649, 699), fair to nearly very fine, BW.530 chipped, BW.699 damaged; D.646A rare, BW.534, 530, 532 and 642 very rare, BW.655 and 699 extremely rare; BW.699 the only known issue for its locality (9) YEGOLDEN,

£150-180

Richard Andrews, b. 1644, (wine) cooper, md. 1669; Himphrey Munt, joiner, son Robert an apprentice ironmonger 1690. 667

668

Westminster, Channel Row, Thomas Morice, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - battlemented gateway (?Holbein Gate) between buildings, heads(?) on poles on the towers, four persons in foreground; Chapel Street, Nehe. Arnold, BREWR - monogram of initials; Charing Cross neighbourhood, Edward Bew, 1⁄ 2 d. 1664 - bust of Queen Catherine, Judeth Elliss, 1⁄ 2 d. 1664 - horseshoe, I/J. L., Thomas Salisbury, 1⁄ 2 d. - three falcons on perch, Thomas Tonge AT THE, lion rampant holding ball, S. C. AT THE SENE OF THE HARP - harp, Rich. Hammond, GRO/CER, 1662, NEXT TO YE WHITE SWAN IN (N.8657a, 8658a, 8659-60, 8661a, 8662c, 8663, 8666, 8667b; BW.457, Mdx 240, London 537, 541, 2990, 3008, 552, 538, 545), fair to nearly very fine, BW.2990 rare, BW.457 very rare and the only known issue for the locality, BW.537, 541, 538 and 545 extremely rare (9)

£150-180

Westminster, Covent Garden, William Farncombe, OYL MANE, 1654, W[illiam] C[lifton] AT THE FLEECE TAVERNE - fleece, William Clifton AT THE FLEECE, 1⁄ 2 d. - fleece, W[illiam] L[ong] AT THE ROSE TAVERN - rose; Eagle Court, Rich. Haraben, GROSER, 1661; Gatehouse Prison neighbourhood, William Garway, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - still, doublearmed; George Yard, Will. Adkins, 1⁄ 2 d. - bust of Queen Catherine, Thomas Cooke, 1 BAKER, 1666, Wil. Oxton, BREWER - St George and dragon, Edward Phipps, ⁄ 2 d. - winged lion (N.8676, 8681-3, 8712a, 8713b, 8715-18; BW.738, 737, 736, 740, 2982, 2764, 1145, 1146, 1147, 1148), fair to nearly very fine, BW.1148 rare, BW.1146 and 1147 extremely rare, BW.2982 the only known issue for its locality (10)

£130-160

William Clifton apprentice vintner 1620s, at the Fleece tavern 1651-61; William Long, apprentice vintner 1622, at the Rose 1641, buried 1661. These taverns are mentioned in Samuel Pepys’s diary. 669

Westminster, Covent Garden, William Farncombe, OYL MANE, 1654, W[illiam] S[heares and] I/J. N., 1660 - bible with clasps, FEARE GOD etc./bust of Charles II, uncrowned, TOVCH NOT MINE ANOINTED, G[eorge] G[ascoigne], THE CROE KEYES TAVERN - crossed keys, U/V. M. AT THE ROSE AND CROWN - crowned rose; Crown Court, John Spicer, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - crown/lute; Duck Lane, Richard Swaddon, 1654; Durham Yard, Gabrell Marden, 1659 - Family arms; Hartshorn Lane and neighbourhood, Henry Morrell AT 1 YELIME WHARF, ⁄ 2 d. 1667, I/J. T., THE ANCHOR - anchor, T. H. AT THE MAIDEN HEAD bust of Virgin (N.8677, 8679b, 8680, 8684, 8685a, 8710a, 8711, 8722-3, 8724a; BW.738, Uncertain 73, London 739, 741, 807, 891, 899, 1316, 1317, 1315), fair to nearly very fine, BW.741 and 1317 rare, BW.1315 very rare (10) William Sheares, stationer, free 1623, at the Bible in Bedford Street 1642-62; George Gascoigne, vintner, apprenticed 1636, took apprentices from 1646, buried 1661; Gabriel Marden, woodmonger 1662, will 1666.

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Westminster, Drury Lane, John Barnes, CHEESMONGER, 1⁄ 2 d. - sunflower, Richard Bedwell, 1656 - bell/three doves with olive branches, Richard Bridgman, 1659 - St George and dragon, John Clare, HSI [sic] 1⁄ 2 d. - cheese knife, John Duban, 1⁄ 2 d. - arms of France, John Grice, IRONMONGER AT, cross paty and three sugarloaves, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668, Thomas Hayton, 1⁄ 2 d. - blackamoor’s head/crown, Richard Johnson - bell, T. Peeters - anchor piercing crown, Walter Lee, FORTVNE - Fortune standing on shell, Joseph Inman AT THE 1 TANKERD HOVSE, [ ⁄ 2 d.] 1668 - tankard, Nat. Rikard AT THE 3 CRANES - three cranes (N.8686b, 8687-9, 8692, 8694, 8696, 8698, 8700, 8704, 8707-8; BW.857, 858, 859, 861, 865, 867, 870, 873, 879, 874, 872, 881), fair to nearly very fine, BW.872 rare, BW.858 and 861 very rare, BW.859, 865, 867, 879, 874 and 881 extremely rare (12)

£160-200

John Grice, Master of the Ironmongers’ Company 1687; ?Richard Johnson, St Giles in the Fields, wife Susan. 671

Westminster, Drury Lane, John Eldridge AT THE, eagle and crown, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667, Ann How, 1657 - Adam and Eve, Robert Deluke AT THE ANGELL - angel holding scroll both sides, I/J. S. AT THE SPAROSNEST - three sparrows, Thomas Wilson, [1⁄ 2 d.], OVER AGAINST THE, sunflower; Haymarket, John Crosbe, MEALE MAN - crescent moon, Nathaniell Robins, SEA COALE SELLER, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666, James Warren, 1⁄ 2 d. 1664 - crescent moon; Holles Street, Francis Ellis, 1⁄ 2 d. - three tuns; King Street (Covent Garden neighbourhood), John Masson - helmet (3, first with KINGS STREET WEST, others (diff. rev. dies) with KINGS STRET COVENGAR), N[athaniel] N[orrington] - chained bear, N[athaniel] N[orrington], 1 1 THE WHITE BEARE - chained bear (2, [ ⁄ 4 d.] and ⁄ 2 d.) (N.8693, 8697, 8701, 8706, 8709, 8725-7, 8730a, 8732-7; BW.866, 871, 863, 882, 886, 1334, 1336, 1337, 1492, 1579 var., 1579 (2), 1582, 1581, 1580), last six poor to fair, the others fine to very fine, BW.1334 rare, BW.871, 1336 and 1579 very rare, BW.1581 and 1580 extremely rare, BW.1579 var. and 1582 exceedingly rare (15)

£150-200

?Thomas Wilson, glover, St Giles, 1688; Nathaniel Norrington died of the plague 1665. 672

Westminster, King Street, Allan Adlington, 1⁄ 2 d. [16]67 - heraldic antelope, S. B. - three gloves/fleur-de-lis, John Bennington AT YE, falcon, Wil. Hawkins - bull’s head and crown, Samuell Jefferey, Thomas Leadbetter, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - hart lodged, Daniel Mackadam AT THE, Butchers’ arms, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668, E[dward] M[artin], 1651 - mortar and pestle, William Watts, 1650 - three goats’ heads, I/J. W., THE BORS HEAD - boar’s head (N.8738b, 8739a, 8740b, 8741a, 8742-3, 8744a, 8746a, 8750a, 8755b; BW.1589, 1590, D.1593A, BW.1604, 1607, 1609, 1612, 1611, 1625, 1622), BW.1611 good very fine, D.1593A poor, the others fair to nearly very fine; BW.1589, 1590 and 1612 rare, BW.1607 very rare, D.1593A extremely rare (10)

£150-180

Sam Jeffery, next to the Swan tavern 1664; Daniel MacAdam, gent., will 1693; Edward Martin at the Golden Pestle and ‘Morter’, 1653. 673

Westminster, King Street, Edmond Mancell - fleur-de-lis, Widdow K. Mathew, 1659, I/J. S. - wheatsheaf and three birds, Richard Sangar, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - blackamoor’s head, William Watts, 1650 - three goats’ heads, R. B. AT YE BALL, [16]57 - ball suspended, C. D., THE BELL TAVERN - bell, I/J. W., THE BORS HEAD - boar’s head, Edward Barnard at yeDolphin, 1⁄ 2 d. - dolphin above hand pouring coffee from pot to bowl (N.8745a, 8747b, 8749, 9457, 8751a, 8752a, 8753a, 8756, 8757a; BW.1613, 1614, 1616, 1617, 1625, 1591, 1598, 1622, 1593), BW.1617 mediocre, the others fair to nearly very fine, BW.1614 better but bent and straightened; BW.1591 rare, BW.1613 and 1616 very rare, BW.1617 extremely rare (9)

£120-150

Richard Sangar, md. Mary 1664, she d. 1668; Katherine Mathew, mother of Richard of Oakham (N.3867 (Part IV)).

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Westminster, King Street, I/J. W., THE BORS HEAD - boar’s head, Thomas Baker AT THE 1 GREENE, dragon and star, ⁄ 2 d., E[dmund] W[aters], THE SVN TAVERN - sun, T. C., THE 1 TRVMPET - trumpet, Chiswall Harman, WHIT, lion rampant, ⁄ 2 d., Jam[e]s Abram, 3 GLOV YARD - griffin’s head; Little Drury Lane, Anthony Hall - two swords, Edward Harrise, 1 1 MEAL MAN, ⁄ 2 d. 1666, William Patteshall, ⁄ 2 d. - St George and dragon/two palm branches, Richard Rich, CHANGER OF FART/HING/S, [1⁄ 2 d.] - wheatsheaf with cock on top, figure 2 each side (N.8754, 8758d, 8760, 8761b, 8762b, 8763-7; BW.1622, 1592, 1620, 1594, 1603, 1588, 868, 869, 878, 880), reverse of BW.1620 mediocre, otherwise fair to nearly very fine, BW.1594 chipped - this very rare, BW.1620, 1603, 1588 and 868 extremely rare (10)

£130-160

Edmund Waters, vintner, apprenticed 1622, Upper Warden of the Vintners’ Company 1662, at the Sun 1641-71. 675

Westminster, Long Acre and neighbourhood, Robert Abbits, 1659 - stocking, Margeret Brookes, MILLINARE, 1⁄ 2 d. 1670, Gabriell Crannidge, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - man making candles, Robert Parsons, MEALEMAN, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666, Will(iam) Ralph(e), GROCER - sugarloaf (2, [1⁄ 4 d.] 1656, and 1⁄ 2 d.1667), Richard Redhill - man making candles, John Watson, 1⁄ 2 d. 1669, M. C., THE CROWN COMANDS, 1663 - crown supported by lion and unicorn, James Aylord AT THE, globe, G. D. AT THE SVGAR LOAFE, 1656 - sugarloaf, John Barnes AT THE 1 VINE, WINE COOPER, ⁄ 2 d. 1664 - vine, William Naler AT THE VIRGINY, 1654, Thomas Barnes, OYLEMAN, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - Salters’ arms (N.8768, 8772a, 8774b, 8777b, 8778, 8780a, 8782, 8786, 8788b, 8789, 8795a, 8796-7, 8799a; BW.1775, 1782, 1785, D.1796A, BW.1800, 1799, 1801, 1805, D.1784A, BW.1779, 1786, 1781, 1796, D.1781A), BW. 1786 very fine, overstruck on a Will Ralphe Farthing as N.8778, the others fair to nearly very fine, D.1796A pierced, BW.1775 chipped; BW.1782 and D.1796A rare, BW.1805, 1779 and D.1781A very rare, BW.1775, D.1784A, BW.1781 and 1796 extremely rare (14)

£160-200

William Ralph, apprentice grocer 1649. 676

Westminster, Long Acre and neighbourhood, John Askugh, 1659 - man making candles, Martha Churcher, 1663, Ralph Elrington, 1657 - still and receiver both sides, David Lumsden, 1⁄ 2 d. - Royal arms, Will. Ralphe, GROCER, 1656 - sugarloaf, Richard Redhill - man making candles (2, diff. obv. dies), John Sares, 1⁄ 2 d. 1664 - harrow and harp, Will. Edmonds AT YEGLOBE TAVERN, 1⁄ 2 d. [16]67 - globe, initials M/WE [sic], Hugh Jackson AT THE GOLDEN LYON, 1⁄ 2 d. - lion rampant, John Dickit AT THE MAIDENHEAD, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - bust of Virgin, Benjamin Mason, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666, Robert Skipwith, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - bunch of grapes (N.8769b, 8773, 8775a, 8776, 8779, 8781a, 8783-4, 8791b, 8792, 8793a, 8800-1; BW.1776, 1784, 1788, 1794, 1800, 1801 (2), 1802, 1787, 1792, D.1786A, BW.1795, 1803), fair to nearly very fine, BW.1802 bent, BW.1792 pierced, D.1786A half of a broken piece; BW.1787 rare, BW.1794 very rare, BW.1784, 1792, D.1786A and BW.1803 extremely rare (13)

£150-180

Frances Elrington, widow, bound an apprentice distiller 1662; William Ralph, apprentice grocer 1649; William Edmunds, apprentice vintner 1660; ?Robert Skipwith, victualler, wife Margaret. 677

Westminster, Longditch, John Throwley, 1656 - harrow, James Labar AT THE GRIFIN griffin grasping staff with flag; Maypole in the Strand neighbourhood, Robt Chamberlaine, 1⁄ 2 d. - maypole between sugarloaf and three cloves, Nat. Child, GROCER, 1 ⁄ 2 d. - boar’s head pierced by three arrows/chequers; Mercer Street, Stephen Tagg AT Y 1 ANGELL, ⁄ 2 d. 1667 - angel praying; The Mews neighbourhood, Thomas Cooke AT, three sugarloaves, 1662, Andrew Hinde, 1⁄ 2 d. - hind/two-headed spread eagle, R. L. AT YE 1 FETHERS - three feathers; Milford Lane, John Burgesse, COALMAN, ⁄ 2 d. 1666 - man with sack over shoulders; Millbank, Ralph Fancott, WOOD MONGER - Robin Hood and Little John (N.8803, 8805, 8807, 8808b, 8815-17, 8819b, 8822a, 8825; BW.1815, 1814, 2961, 2962, 1887, 539, 546, 549, 1898, 1906), BW.1906 mediocre, BW.2962 very fine, the others fair to nearly very fine; BW.1814, 1887 and 549 very rare, BW.2961, 539 and 1906 extremely rare (10) Stephen Tagg, will 1695.

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Westminster, Longditch, John Throwley, 1656 - harrow; Lyon’s Inn neighbourhood, Ric. Fuller, 1657 - crescent moon; Maypole in the Strand neighbourhood, Phillip Complin, DISTILER, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - maypole, building on left, heads of onlookers below, John Dollen, POVLTERER, 1⁄ 2 d. - bell on maypole, E. g, THE LOBSTER - lobster; Mercer Street, Thomas Lucke, BREWER, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666; Milford Lane, Robert Farmer, COLEMAN, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - horseshoe; Millbank, I/J. A. - two men carrying barrel on pole, Thomas Mascall, 1⁄ 2 d. - balance, John Standbrooke, LYME MAN, 1⁄ 2 d. - man with sack over shoulder (N.8804b, 8806a, 8809, 8811, 8813b, 8814b, 8823-4, 8827, 8828a; BW.1815, 2456, 2963, 2970, 2975, 1886, 1899, 1905, 1908, 1909), BW.1908 poor, BW.1905 very fine, the others fair to good fine, BW.2456 counterstamped with retrograde F; BW.1905 rare, BW.2970 very rare, BW.2456 and 1899 extremely rare (10)

£130-160

Philip Complin, b. 1638, distiller, took apprentices 1666-99; ?Thomas Lucas, apprentice brewer 1625; John Standbrooke, barber-surgeon, lived at Millbank 1694. 679

Westminster, New Exchange neighbourhood, Anne Clarke AT THE, three crowns, 1⁄ 2 d., Daniell Clarke, 1⁄ 2 d. - dragon, John Hall - sun, Fra. Molses, 1657, Walter Randell, [16]64 1 ⁄ 2 d. - horseshoe, Ed. Thurman, MEALMAN, 1664, Mary Trafford, 1⁄ 2 d. - Cordwainers’ arms, R. P., YEWHIT LYON - lion rampant; Orchard Street, Peter Clesby, BLAK, horse, 1⁄ 2 d.; Peter Street (Millbank), R. Y. AT THE KINGS HEAD - bust of ?James I (N.8829a, 8830a, 8831a, 8832, 8833c, 8834a, 8835, 8836b, 8847, 8852; BW.1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2001, 2173, 2209), fair to very fine, BW.1997 damaged; BW.2173 and 2209 rare, BW.2000, 2005, 2006 and 2001 extremely rare, BW.2173 the only known issue for the street (10)

£150-180

?John Hall, goldsmith, md. widow Anne 1626. 680

Westminster, New Palace Yard, Edward Gibson, POT/TER, 1662, W. I/J., 1649 Grocers’ arms, Tho. Palliser, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - Grocers’ arms/bust of Charles II, W. R., 1649 - Grocers’ arms, Tho. Stone AT THE LEGG - leg; New Street, John Higgs, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - stick of candles, Dorothy Hulet, 1663 - crowned heart, John Savory, 1656; Peter Street (Clare Market neighbourhood or Millbank), G. R. AT THE DAGER - dagger; Peter Street (Millbank), R. Y. AT THE KINGS HEAD - bust of ?James I (N.8838, 8839b, 8840b, 8841b, 8842a, 8843b, 8844, 8846, 8850, 8853; BW.2946, 2047, 2050, 2048, 2052, 2056, 2059, 2062, 2208, 2209), BW.2056 poor, the others nearly fine to nearly very fine, BW.2050 damaged; BW.2046, 2059 and 2209 rare, BW.2047 and 2056 very rare, BW.2208 extremely rare (10)

£120-140

Thomas Palliser, grocer, apprenticed 1656; Samuel Pepys patronised the Leg frequently in the 1660s; John Higgs, tallowchandler, bound apprentices 1679-95. 681

Westminster, Pall Mall, Mathew Rogerman AT YE2, ?pigeons, 1⁄ 2 d. [16]67; Petty France, William Rack, [16]66 - black boy holding arrow, I/J. T. AT THE SAVL - Saul on ground, thrown from his horse, signed R for Ramage, Nicholas Sherman, WHIT/HALL building; Piccadilly, William Flindell, [16]58 - bust of Virgin, Richard Groome, 1⁄ 2 d. 1665 - crown upon anchor; Round Court and backside, Tho. Allatt, CHANDLER, 1⁄ 2 d. man supporting sack on his back, shovel beside, Will. Launder - man making candles, William Lander, 1⁄ 2 d. 1664 - man making candles, Edward Crawley - royal oak (N.8849, 9458a, 8854b, 8855a, 8857, 8859, 8861d, 8863a, 8864-5; BW.2178, 2225, 2228, 2226, 2236, 2238, 2421, 2427, 2426, 2424), fair to nearly very fine, BW.2225 and 2236 damaged; BW.2178 and 2238 very rare, BW.2236 extremely rare (10)

£120-150

William Rack md. Jane 1657, St Martin in the Fields; Thomas Allat also a builder; Edward Crawley, innholder, will 1668.

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Westminster, Russell Street, John Hatten - Prince of Wales’s feathers, Humphry Vaghan - goat, C. G. AT YEVNICORNE - unicorn; St Ann’s Street, Ralph Fuller - balance; St Clement Danes Churchyard, I/J. P., THE CASTELL TAVERNE - tower; St Clement Danes neighbourhood, Philip Johnson AT THE, paschal lamb, 1⁄ 2 d. 1665, Geo. Laurance, 1 1 MEAL - oatsheaf, Lawrance Lewes, MERCER, ⁄ 2 d. 1668 - Tho. Springall AT THE, castle, ⁄ 2 d., 1 T. B., THE HAND AND HOALY BVSH, Lewis Harrindine, LACE SHOP, ⁄ 2 d. - artichoke; St Clement’s Lane, Rich. Chidley, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - tobacco roll; St Margaret’s Churchyard Gate, Ed. Rogers, SALTER, 1659 - horse/Fishmongers’ arms (N.8868, 8872, 8875, 8877a, 8879a, 8883-4, 8886a, 8887a, 8889-90, 8891b, 8920; BW.2433, 2438, 2432, Mdx 245, London 2469, 2460, 2463, 2465, 2476, 3033, 2459, 2452, 641), BW.3033 poor, BW.2438 very fine, the others nearly fine to nearly very fine; BW.2476 rare, BW.2463 very rare, BW.2438, 2432, 2460 and 2459 extremely rare, BW.3033 exceedingly rare; Fuller and Rogers the only known issuers in their localities (13)

£160-200

John Hatten, fl.1651-63; George Laurence, b. 1626, baker; Lawrence Lewis, b. 1644, draper, wife Jane; Thomas Springall, apprentice vintner 1651; Rose Chidley, widow, 1699; Edward Rogers, fishmonger, apprenticed 1652, took apprentices 1661-5. 683

Westminster, Russell Street, James Magnes, STATIONER, 1⁄ 2 d. - horse running, Tho. Snell, GROCER, 1⁄ 2 d. 1669 - Grocers’ arms, Timothy Child AT YECOFFE HOVSE, 1⁄ 2 d. - bust of Turk, Mary Long, 1⁄ 2 d. - rose; St Alban’s Street, Georg Carter AT YEST ALBAN, [1⁄ 2 d.] St Alban holding sword and crucifix, altar at side with open book; St Ann’s Street, Ralph Fuller - balance; St Clement Danes Churchyard, I/J. P., THE CASTEL(L) TAVERN(E) tower (2, first S CLMENT DAINES, second S CLEMENT CHVRCH YARD), L. P., THE CASTEL TAVERN - tower; St Clement Danes neighbourhood, Geo. Laurance, MEAL - oatsheaf; St Clement’s Lane, Joh. Smith - talbot; St Clement’s Well neighbourhood, Frances Walker - heart pierced by two arrows within crowned circle (N.8869a, 8870a, 8873, 8874a, 8876a, 8878, 8880, 8881a, 8882, 8885, 8892-3; D.2434A, BW.2436, 2431, 2434, 2444, Mdx 245, London 2469, 2467, 2470, 2463, 2474, 2477), BW.2463 poor, the others fair to nearly very fine; D.2434A rare, BW.2436, 2444, 2467, 2463 and 2474 very rare, BW.2470 and 2477 extremely rare; Fuller and Walker the only known issuers in their localities (12)

£150-180

James Magnus, merchant taylor, stationer 1660, receiver of letters from 1661, d. 1678; Thomas Snell, grocer, apprenticed 1660, will administered 1688; Timothy Child at the Sultan’s Head 1662; Mary Long, widow of William of Covent Garden (N.8683; BW.740), bd. 1674; George Laurence, b. 1626, baker. 684

Westminster, St James Street, T. H.; St James’s, R. M., THE SVTLER, 1650 Haberdashers’ arms, Will. Slidd, SVTLER TO YEGVARD, 1⁄ 2 d. - bust of ?James, Duke of York; St James’s Market, John Dickenson, [1⁄ 2 d.] 1669 - sugarloaf/rose, Francis Dorington hart lodged, John Hooke - dress hook, Mark Lawn, fishmonger, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - plough, Andrew Porter, 1⁄ 2 d. 1670 - Butchers’ arms, Sarah Austin AT THE GREEN MAN, 1⁄ 2 d. 1670 man with club, I/J. T. AT THE SOP BOX - soapbox (N.8894a, 8901, 8902a, 8906, 8907b, 8908, 8910b, 8911a, 8915, 8919; BW.2521, 2523, 2524, 2530, 2531, 2534, 2539, 2542, 2528, 2546), BW.2546 poor, the others nearly fine to good fine, BW.2531 with edge cut, BW.2542 pierced twice; BW.2521 rare, BW.2539, 2528 and 2546 very rare, BW.2523, 2530, 2531 and 2534 extremely rare (10)

£130-160

John Dickenson, grocer, apprenticed 1637. 685

Westminster, St James Street, Robert Noris, GLOVER - glove; St James’s, Rich. Barrett, CHANLER, 1665 - dress hook, Edward Lloyd, SVTTLER TO HIS MAIESTIES GARD OF FOOT, 1 ⁄ 2 d. - building; St James’s Market, Richard Athy, octagonal 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - fleur-de-lis, Laurance Ball, 1⁄ 2 d. [16]64 - Bakers’ arms, George Rose, GROCER AT YE, rose, 1⁄ 2 d., Henry Weaver - ship and crown (2, diff. dies, first [16]65?, second [16]66), Joseph Parsons AT 1 1 THE SINE OF YEPARSONS GREENE, ⁄ 2 d. 1666, anon. AT THE QVEENS HEAD, ⁄ 2 d. 1666 - bust of Queen Catherine (N.8895, 8898b, 8900, 8904b, 8905a, 8912-14, 8917, 8918b; BW.3113, 2517, D.2522A, BW.2527, 2529, 2544, 2548(?), 2549, 2541, 2550), BW.2549 poor/fair, chipped, the others fair to nearly very fine; BW.2548(?), 2549 and 2550 very rare, BW.3113, D.2522A and BW.2544 extremely rare, BW.2541 exceedingly rare (10) ?Joseph Parsons, coachmaker, Master of the Company 1711, will 1725.

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Westminster, St James Street, Edward Smith AT YE POETS HEAD, 1⁄ 2 d. - laureate bust; St James’s Market, Nicholas Keeve, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - rose, W. F. AT THE OLD MAN - bust in ruff (N.8897, 8909d, 8916b; BW.2525, 2538, 2532), very fine, a little old verdigris on obverse of BW.2525 (3)

£100-130

The ‘old man’ was Thomas Parr (d. 1635), supposed centenarian. 687

Westminster, St Martin in the Fields parish, Joseph Lee AT YEBLACK, two-headed spread eagle, 1⁄ 2 d., Will. Foord AT YE CROOK BILLET, 1⁄ 2 d. [16]68 - tree, crooked billet hanging from branch; St Martin’s Lane, George Gunthorpe, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - man making candles, Nicholas Tomlinson, 1⁄ 2 d. [16]68 - bell, John Wicks, BAKER, 1⁄ 2 d. [16]66 - Bakers’ arms, Richard Willson, MEAL MAN, 1657, John Williams, THE KINGS CHAIRMAN, AT YEBALCONY, 1 ⁄ 2 d. 1667, John Robottom AT YEFLEESE TAVERN, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - fleece, Jam. Supple AT 1 GOL[den], fleece, anon., THE WILSHIRE SHEPARD, ⁄ 2 d. - shepherd with crook and dog (N.9460a, 8921, 9462b, 9464, 9465b, 9466b, 9467d, 8922a, 9468b, 9469; D.2648A, BW.2635, 2671, 2678, 2679, 2682, 2681, 2676, 2677, 2683), obverse of BW.2679 mediocre, otherwise fair to nearly very fine, BW.2676 overstuck on a Halfpenny of Benjamin Walker of Ashton under Lyne (BW. Lancs. 5); BW.2671 rare, D.2648A, BW.2678, 2677 and 2683 very rare, BW.2635 extremely rare (10)

£120-180

Joseph Lee’s children bap. 1664-7; George Gunthorpe, wife Margaret; Richard Wilson, bap. 1638, wife June; John Williams, groom and litter man to His Majesty, 1684; John Robotom, b. 1645, vintner, apprenticed 1658, will 1683; issuer at the sign of the Wiltshire Shepherd probably Amy Sutton (cf. N.9463, D.2677A). 688

Westminster, The Savoy and neighbourhood, P. T., THE SVTLER, 1653, Joseph Man, 1 OYLMAN, ⁄ 2 d. 1667 - sunflower and sun, John Peek, COOKE - tower, Richard Lawton AT 1 YEBEL AND 3 CRANES, ⁄ 2 d. [16]67 - bell/three cranes, H. T., THE ROSE AND CROWNE crowned rose, Will. Lyne AT YE3 CRANES - three cranes, R. D. AT THE VINCORNE unicorn/stalk with flowers; Ship Yard, R. g, 1⁄ 2 d. - Guy of Warwick holding spear with boar’s head, sword in other hand; Soho, Thomas Rodgers, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - dog baiting bull; Somerset House neighbourhood, Rich. Ashwin, 1⁄ 2 d. - three sugarloaves/the Strand maypole, R. L., Franc. Grove AT WHIT, swan (N.8925a, 8926-9, 8930b, 8931a, 8933, 8944, 8946, 8947a, 8948; BW.2749, 2745, 2746, 2743, 2748, 2744, 2742, 2774, 2915, 2953, 2992, 2979), fair to nearly very fine, BW.2744 and 2979 rare, BW.2743, 2748 and 2915 very rare, BW.2745, 2774 and 2953 extremely rare (12)

£160-200

Richard Lawson, vintner, apprenticed 1647, will 1670; Richard Ashwin, b. 1645, grocer, md. Elizabeth 1667, fl. 1672.

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Westminster, Shire Lane, E. Reynold AT THE, harp, AND THE, fox, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666, Will. Richardson, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 (2, diff. dies), Thomas Smith, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - anchor, I/J. M. AT THE 1 RED LION - lion rampant, John Parrett AT THE SWORD AND BVCKLER, ⁄ 2 d. 1667 - sword and buckler; Stable Yard (Abbey neighbourhood), I/J. N. AT THE WHITE HORSE - horse running; Stable Yard (St James’s), Roger Kenyon, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - Royal arms; Stanhope Street, Robert Collins - lion rampant, I/J. K. - dog and duck, John Ruffin - man making candles; Strutton Ground, Robert Dance, 1⁄ 2 d. [16]67 - eagle above swaddled child (N.8935b, 8936-8, 8940b, 8941c, 8949a, 8950-1, 8952a, 8953, 8996; BW.2782, 2783 (2), 2785, 2780, 2781, 2940, 2939, 2943, 2945, 2946, Mdx 242), BW.2940 good very fine but three characters flat each side, the others fair to nearly very fine; BW.2785 rare, BW.2939, 2943, 2945 and 2946 very rare, BW.2780 extremely rare; BW.2940 and 2939 the only known issues for these yards (12)

£160-200

Thomas Smith, will 1681, wife Elizabeth; Roger Kenyon (c. 1627-98), md. Alice 1657, Clerk of the peace for Lancashire from 1663, MP for Clitheroe 1690-5, Deputy Warden of the Mint 1695. 690

Westminster, The Strand, Matthias Bowman, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - scallop shell, Nicholas FitzJeoffery, MILLINER, 1⁄ 2 d - sunflower, Thomas Hunt, BAKER, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - nine bread rolls, John Twisleton, 1⁄ 2 d. - building, Robert Warde, GLASSELLER, 1664 - mirror, E. T. AT 1 THE ANCKER - anchor, Elles Crispe AT YEBLACK BOY, ⁄ 2 d. 1669 - boy holding bow and arrow, R. B., YEGOLDEN LION AND SVN, [16]57 - lion rampant and sun, James Morey AT YE WHITHART, 1656 - hart lodged both sides; Strand Bridge neighbourhood, Lawrence Gifford - three pattens, William Jefferson, 1⁄ 2 d. - handbarrow, Thomas Williams, COAL 1 1 SELR, ⁄ 2 d. - goat, I/J. H. AT THE BLACK BVLL - bull, John Stationer, YE GOLDEN BALL, ⁄ 2 d. [16]69 - ball suspended, C. S. AT THE 2 SVGER LOFES - two sugarloaves (N.8954a, 8956, 8959, 8965b, 8966-7, 8970, 8977b, 8986, 8989b, 8990, 8991a, 8992, 8993a, 8995; BW.2955, 2974, 2985, 3014, 3015, 3013, 2966, 2954, 2997, 3022, 3024, 3027, 3023, 3026, 3025), fair to nearly very fine, BW.2974 pierced and damaged; BW.2954 rare, BW.2955, 3014, 3015, 2997, 3022, 3024 and 3025 very rare, BW.3015 and 3013 extremely rare, BW.2974 exceedingly rare (15)

£180-220

Nickolas Fitzjeffries, leatherseller, md. Abigail 1655. 691

Westminster, The Strand, Tho. Day, TALLOW CHANDLER, 1⁄ 2 d. - leaved plant/man making candles, Charles Gibbon - dragon, Thomas Hunt, BAKER, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - nine bread rolls, Jeremiah Ives AT THE, Royal arms, CHEES/MONGER, 1⁄ 2 d., S. M. - signboard, George Smith, GROCR - sugarloaf, Richard Sumpter, 1664 - greyhound running, I/J. AT THE AXE, 1653 - axe, anon. AT THE CANARY HOVSE, 1d. 1665 - monogram of CANARY/vine sprigs, I/J. C., COOKE, AT YECROS KEYES, 1657 - crossed keys, F[rancis] J[effery] AT THE 1 GOLDE LYON TAVERN - lion rampant, John Perris AT THE HARE, ⁄ 2 d. 1666 - hare, Edward Price ATYEMITER & ROSE TAVERNE, 1⁄ 2 d. - rose on mitre, Jacob Robin AT PRINCE RVPERTS 1 HEAD, ⁄ 2 d. - figure holding baton, Charles Sturton AT THE SWAN - swan, C. H., THE WHITE HARTE BREWHOVSE - hart lodged/monogram of initials (N.8955a, 8957, 8958c, 8960, 8961b, 8963a, 8964c, 8969, 8971a, 8972b, 8976a, 8979a, 8982, 8984b, 8985b, 8987b; BW.2969, 2977, 2985, 2988, 2996, 3010, 3012, 2967, 3018, 2960, 2986, 2999, 3001, 3004, 3011, 2980), fair to nearly very fine, BW.3001 pierced; BW.3010, 2960 and 3011 rare, BW.2996, 2967, 3004 very rare, BW.3001 and 2980 extremely rare, BW.2977 exceedingly rare (16) Thomas Day, tallowchandler, took apprentices 1677-85; ?Jeremiah Ives, cheesemonger and Leveller, who reportedly for Charles II’s entertainment argued with a Roman Catholic priest; Francis Jeffries, vintner, md. second(?) wife Anne 1658; Edward Price, vintner, apprenticed 1652, fl. 1672; Rupert, prince and count palatine of the Rhine and Duke of Cumberland (1619-82); Charles Sturton, vintner, apprenticed 1637, fl. 1657.

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Westminster, The Strand, I/J. C. AT THE ANGELL - angel with scroll, George Langford AT EXCETER - city view, B. R. AT THE HARPE, 1656 - harp (N.8968b, 8973a, 8980b; BW.2959, 2994, 3002), very fine or better, BW.3002 with flat letter on both sides due to reverse die break; BW.2959 very rare (3)

£100-120

Exeter House stood on the north side of the Strand until 1676.

693

693 (x1.5) 693

Westminster, The Strand, R. I/J. AT YEGRAY HOWND TAVERNE - greyhound running (N.8978a; BW.2987), nearly extremely fine, very slightly bent, extremely rare

£60-80

694

694 (x1.5) 694

Westminster, Strand Bridge neighbourhood, Will. Brunsley clock face (N.8994; BW.3021), very fine, very rare

AT LILLYS HOVS,

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Westminster, Temple Bar without, Edward Apthorp - three sugarloaves, I/J. M. AT - lock, I/J. P. AT THE WINDE MILL - windmill (N.8997b, 9007b, 9021a; BW.3030, 3057, 3059), BW.3030 good very fine, BW.3057 extremely fine, extremely rare thus, BW.3059 very fine (3)

£120-150

Westminster, Temple Bar without, John Buttler, FRVTERER, 1⁄ 2 d. - lion statant guardant, Thomas Haward, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - crowned heart, John Lawton - head of St John the Baptist on dish, William Lovinge AT THE, head of St John the Baptist on dish, 1⁄ 2 d., Robart Mathews - plough, S. I./J. AT THE GOLDEN FLEECE - fleece, John Radford AT YEGOVLDEN, spectacles, 1⁄ 2 d. [16]68, Thomas Denman AT YE KIN/GS HEAD, 1⁄ 2 d. - plough/bust of Henry VIII with orb and sceptre, W. S. AT THE SHIP, 1649 - ship (N.8999c, 9000-1, 9003a, 9004b, 9006, 9008-9, 9015; BW.3036, 3048, 3055, 3056, 3058, 3049, 3064, 3040, 3066), nearly fine to very fine, BW.3064 slightly chipped; BW.3055, 3056 and 3058 rare, BW.3036 and 3049 very rare, BW.3064 and 3040 extremely rare (9)

£150-200

THE GOVLDEN LOCK

696

John Butler, b. 1647, fruiterer, will 1670; John Radford, Master of the Spectacle Makers’ Company, 1669-70. 697

Westminster, Temple Bar without, John Lawton - head of St John the Baptist on dish, T. H. AT THE MAN IN THE MOON - man standing on crescent, I/J. R., THE PAVLSGRAVE HEAD - half-length figure of the Palsgrave, D. S., THE PALSGRAV HEAD TAVERN - half-length figure of the Palsgrave, 1⁄ 2 d., R[ichard] H[yat] AT THE ROSE TAVERN - rose, W. S. AT THE 1 1 SHIP, 1649 - ship, Joseph Spicer AT YE3 SVGER, loaves, ⁄ 2 d. 1666, Hugh Hall(e), ⁄ 2 d. 1666 - hart lodged (2, first AT THE WHITHART, second AT YWHITHART), I/J. L. AT THE WHIT HORSE - horse running, sun above (N.9002, 9011b, 9012a, 9013-14, 9016e, 9017a, 9018, 9019b, 9020a; BW.3055, 3045, 3062, 3065, 3044, 3066, 3068, D.3046A, BW.3046, 3053), fair to nearly very fine, BW.3055 and 3046 rare, BW.3053 very rare, BW.3044 and D.3046A extremely rare (10)

£150-200

The Palsgrave depicted was probably Charles Lewis, elector palatine (1618-80); the initials D. S. on N.9013 probably cancel those of the issuers of N.9012, i.e. R/ID; Richard Hyat, vintner, Warden of the Company 1656-7; Hugh Hall, victualler, will 1673. 698

Westminster, Thieving Lane, John Browne AT THE GRIFIN - griffin; Tilt Yard, Richard Washbourne, SVTTLER, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - bust of Duke of Albemarle; Westminster [Abbey neighbourhood], Robert Francklin, GROCER - Grocers’ arms, Arthor Pryor, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 AP monogram, I/J. B. AT THE SARASONS HEAD, GROCER - Saracen’s head; Westminster and ‘Mar Lane’, Thomas Jennings - man making candles (2, first with surname IENNGS); White Hart Yard (Drury Lane), John Pearson, MEALMAN, 1⁄ 2 d. - windmill; Whitehall (street), Richard Robert - three greyhounds running; White’s Alley, John Locke, 1⁄ 2 d. (N.9023, 9024e, 9054, 9056a, 9060a, 9061a, 9062a, 9063, 9064a, 9065; BW.3133, 3150, Mdx 243, 253, 241, London 2536, 2535, 3492, 3488, 513), BW.3492 poor, chipped, BW.513 mediocre to fair, the others fine to very fine; BW.3133 rare, BW. Mdx 243 very rare, BW.2536, 3492 and 513 extremely rare; BW.3133, 3150 and 2535/6 the only known issues of their localities (10) John Browne used the obverse die later for an issue in Bow Street (see N. 8638 above); George Monck, Duke of Albemarle (1608-70), joint commander of the naval campaign of 1666; Robert Franklin, grocer, apprenticed 1648, took apprentices 1656-8.

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Westminster, Tothill ‘side’, W. M. AGAINST YECHAPEL [St Margaret’s] - fox; Tothill Street, Andrew Carter, 1⁄ 2 d. - bell, Ralph Firbancke - hart lodged reguardant, Paul Heath, BAKER - wheatsheaf, Tho. Hucchines - tobacco roll, James Miller - fleur-de-lis (2, first reading TALLOW, second TALOW), John Harison AT THE BLACK LYON - lion rampant, R. F., THE CROWNE, 1651 - crown, I/J. F. AT THE 3 PIDGENS - three pigeons (N.9025a, 9027c, 9029b, 9031-4, 9037a, 9039a, 9047; BW.3170, 3157, 3163 var., 3166, 3167, 3171 var., 3171, 3165, 3161, 3160), fair to nearly very fine, BW.3166 pierced; BW.3171 rare, BW.3163 var. very rare, BW.3170, 3167 and 3171 var. extremely rare (10)

£120-150

James Miller, tallowchandler, bound apprentices 1661-70. 700

701

Westminster, Tothill Street, Robert Blackden - three birds, Paul Heath, BAKER wheatsheaf, John Rix, 1655 - crowned rose, Henry Hurly AT YEBAG OF NAILS, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 bag of nails charged with a crowned hammer, R. F., THE CROWNE, 1651 - crown, Roger Cooke, CHANLER, THE EAGLE AND CHILD - eagle above child in cradle, W. A. AT THE HORES SHOW - horseshoe, M. L. AT THE LYON, [16]57 - lion rampant, I/J. F. AT THE 3 PIDGENS - three pigeons, M. C. AT THE WHEATSHEAF - wheatsheaf, Joane Bartlitt, WHITE HART hart lodged (N.9026, 9030, 9035, 9036a, 9040b, 9041, 9043b, 9044a, 9046, 9048a, 9049a; BW.3155, 3166, 3172, 3168, 3161, 3158, 3152, 3169, 3160, 3156, 3153), BW.3172, 3161 and 3153 poor to fair, BW.3152 very fine, the others nearly fine to good fine, BW.3160 pierced; BW.3172 rare, BW.3158 very rare, BW.3155 exceedingly rare (11)

£120-150

Westminster, Vere Street and neighbourhood, Thomas Michel, W. C. AT THE FETHERS, 1652 - Prince of Wales’s feathers; The Woolstaple, William Baylie, 1⁄ 2 d. - rose on stalk between two stalked flowers, Robert Williams - cross paty; York House neighbourhood, John Bromley, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - soapbox, Edward Roberts, GROCER, 1⁄ 2 d. - Drapers’ arms, George Smith, 1⁄ 2 d. - crown; King Street (Westminster or Wapping), Thomas Sherwood - hart reguardant, Joseph Walker, 1659, Thomas Walker, MITER - mitre; Princes Street (Westminster or Holborn), John Rixon AT THE SVN, 1⁄ 2 d. - sun (N.9051b, 9053a, 9066b, 9068b, 9069, 9070b, 9071a, 9273a, 9274b, 9275, 9471; BW.3266, 3265, 3537, 3540, 2956, 3003, 3009, 1618, 1623, 1624, 2281), BW.2281 mediocre to fair with some corrosion, the others fair to nearly very fine; BW.3265 rare, BW.3540, 2956, 3009 and 1623 very rare, BW.1624 extremely rare, BW.2281 exceedingly rare (11)

£130-160

Edward Roberts, grocer, apprenticed 1632, appointed by H.M. Postmaster General to receive all letters for the Post Office, 1667.

702

702 (x1.5) 702

703

703 (x1.5)

Westminster, Westminster [Abbey neighbourhood], R. P. AT YEMITER TAVERN, [16]57 - mitre (N.9059; BW. Mdx 252), good very fine, extremely rare

£60-80

Rural area, Acton, Thomas Bullmur, 1664 - bust of Charles II (N.9072a; BW. Mdx 1), very fine

£60-80

Thomas Bulmer, constable 1664, churchwarden 1667-70, bd. 1672.

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Rural area, Acton, Gervase Lawson, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - St George and dragon, John Munn man making candles (2, [1⁄ 4 d.], TALLOWE CHANDLAR, and octagonal 1⁄ 2 d., 1668), Thomas Sexston, CHANLER, James Wilson, 1⁄ 2 d. 1669 - thistle (N.9074-5, 9076a, 9077, 9078a; BW. Mdx 3, 5, 4, 6, 7), fine to very fine, BW.5 flan incomplete; BW.6 rare, BW.5 very rare (5)

£120-150

Jarvis Lawson had ten hearths 1666-72, fl. 1680; Thomas Sexston dead in 1666; James Wilson, chandler, succeeded [and married?] widow Sexston, Elizabeth Wilson a widow 1693. 705

Rural area, Blackwall Stairs, Robert East AT YEGEORG, 1⁄ 2 d. - St George and dragon; Bow, Will. Meares, 1658 - three tuns, John Hanscombe AT THE KINGS HEAD, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 bust of Charles II; Bow Bridge neighbourhood, Edward Robertes - Saracen’s head; Poplar, John Burden, MEALE MAN, 1653, LIVING IN POPLER - oatsheaf, Joseph Hunt, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - Haberdashers’ arms (N.9079, 9081b, 9082, 9084b, 9229b, 9232a; BW.355, Mdx 11, 10, 12, 164, 167), BW.355 good fine/fine, BW.10 very fine, the others fair to fine, BW.12 damaged; this rare, BW.355 very rare (6)

£130-160

William Meare, apprentice vintner 1641, William Meeres, innholder and vintner, will 1676; ?Edward Roberts, bricklayer, 1669; John Burden, wife probably Sarah, will 1668. 706

Rural area, New Brentford, Thomas Hobbs AT YE, wyvern, 1⁄ 2 d., John Moore, 1651 (2, diff. dies); Old Brentford, Luke Ivory, CHANDR - man making candles (2, first with OF OLD on obv.), L[uke] I[vory] (2, first with CHANDELER, second with CHANDLER), Edward Swift, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - Drapers’ arms, W. C. AT THE KINGS ARMES - Royal arms (N.9085, 9086a, 9089, 9092a, 9093, 9095, 9096a, 9097, 9100b; BW. Mdx 15, 19 (2), 18, 17, 16 var., 16, 21, 13), fine to nearly very fine, BW.13 chipped; BW.16 var. rare, BW.15 and 18 extremely rare (9)

£150-180

Luke Ivory, tallowchandler 1679. 707

Rural area, New Brentford, John Moore, 1651 (3, two with NEW BRAINTFORDE (diff. obv. dies), other with NEW BRAINFORD); Old Brentford, John Ering, 1⁄ 2 d. 1669 - Grocers’ arms, Luke Ivory, CHANDR - man making candles, Edward Swift, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - Drapers’ arms, Richard Waterman, 1667, W. C. AT THE KINGS ARMES - Royal arms (N.9087, 9088b, 9090, 9091b, 9094, 9098b, 9099b, 9101; BW. Mdx 19 (2), 20, 14, 17, 21, D.21A, BW.13), fair to nearly very fine, BW.17 chipped; BW.20 rare, D.21A very rare (8)

£150-180

Luke Ivory, tallowchandler 1679.

708

709

708 (x1.5) 708

709 (x1.5) 1

Rural area, Chelsea, Henry Butts, ⁄ 2 d. 1667 - greyhound running, Thomas Munden, 1 ⁄ 2 d. 1666 - Prince of Wales’s feathers; Chelsea College, Daniell Dalton - building, John Stamforth - building (N.9103a, 9104b, 9106a, 9107a; BW. Mdx 23, 27, 25, 28), nearly fine to good fine (4)

£100-120

Thomas Munden built the wall around the Physic Garden 1676-7. 709

Rural area, Chelsea, Adrian Westerban AT YE PRINC OF ORANGE, 1⁄ 2 d. - facing bust (N.9105; BW. Mdx 29), good fine, some old verdigris, extremely rare Adrian Westerband, bricklayer, will 1721.

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£100-120

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Rural area, Chiswick, William Bond, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666, George Brown, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668, John Coke, 1 BVCHER, ⁄ 2 d. 1670 - Butchers’ arms, Joseph Gasquoyne, 1658, John Hobbs, 1658, Gyles Pierce, William Smeeth; Turnham Green, Francis Smith, 1⁄ 2 d. 1669 - scissors, James Yorke, 1⁄ 2 d. 1669 - cock on bell (N.9109a, 9110a, 9111a, 9112a, 9113a, 9114, 9115b, 9249a, 9250b; BW. Mdx 30, 31, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 219, 220), obverse of BW.31 and reverse of BW.36 partly flat, otherwise fine to very fine, BW.219 very rare; all the Chiswick issuers represented (9)

£180-220

Joseph Gascoyne, chandler, will 1685.

711 711 (x1.5)

711

Rural area, Cranford, William Allen, 1⁄ 2 d. 1669 - cross paty with four roundels; Ealing, James Lewis, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 (N.9117, 9118c; BW. Mdx 39, 40), good fine, BW.40 rare, both the only known issues for their locations (2)

£80-100

James Lewis to marry Ann 1660, had four hearths 1664-71, will 1716. 712

Rural area, Edgware, Michaell Shepard, [16]64 - man making candles; Hendon, John Allin, 1⁄ 2 d. 1669; Kensington, Thomas Roberts, 1664 - sugarloaf, Robert Davenporte, 1 ⁄ 2 d., GRAVELL PITS - plough, GOD SPEED THE PLO/W, Peter Sammon, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667, GRAVEL PITS - talbot (2, diff. rev. dies) (N.9119, 9169b, 9210, 9212b, 9215a, 9216a; D. Mdx 40A, BW.90, 131, 130, 132 (2)), BW.131 very fine, the others fair to good fine; BW.90 and 130 very rare, D.40A the only known issue for the place (6)

£120-150

The initials on D. Mdx 40A, D/RE, are those of Robert and Elizabeth Davison, she the sister of the issuer; John Allen, victualler 1676; Robert Davenport, will 1707, had houses at the Gravel Pits; Peter Sammon, wife Susance 1660, d. 1678. 713

Rural area, Edmonton, John Browne, 1653 - sugarloaf, Rice Jones, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666; Enfield, Edward Willmote, 1656 - Drapers’ arms (no shield), Richard Joseph AT Y RED, lion rampant crowned, between hop branches/monogram of initials RMI; Tottenham, Sarah Hoyles, 1665 - rose crowned, Christopher Miller, 1666; Tottenham High Cross, Nicholas Cutt, 1666 (N.9120b, 9121a, 9126, 9127b, 9245c, 9246b, 9247b; BW. Mdx 41, 43, 47, 45, 215, 217, 214), BW.43 mediocre to fair, the others fair to good fine; BW.43 very rare, BW.47 extremely rare (7)

£150-180

Edward Willmott’s son a draper, 1687; Sarah Bowman became wife of Henry Hoile 1640.

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Rural area, Finchley, William Hide, 1665 - bust; Highgate, William Fisher AT THE 1 1 ANGELL, ⁄ 2 d. 1669 - angel holding palm, Edward Cutler AT YEGATE/HOVSE, ⁄ 2 d. 1668 stone arch, William Prockter AT YE RED LYON, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - lion rampant; South Mimms, John Cooper, 1⁄ 2 d. 1669 - star; Whetstone, John Bomen, 1⁄ 2 d. (N.9129, 9175b, 9177b, 9178a, 9219b, 9270; BW. Mdx 48, 96, 95, 98, 153, 256), BW.48 mediocre to fair, chipped, the others fair to nearly very fine, BW.95 damaged; BW.256 very rare, BW.48 exceedingly rare (6)

£150-180

?William Hide, victualler, 1666, wife Isabel [=Elizabeth]; William Fisher, bd. 1669, wife Sarah; Edward Cutler, gent., innkeeper, bd. 1675; William Proctor, aletaster 1667, constable for Hornsey side 1672, will admin. 1674. 715

Rural area, Fulham, John Fox, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - anchor, Benet Hamon, 1650 - wheatsheaf, F[rancis] Stutsbery], 1656, THIS WAS THE KINGES ARMES, Francis Stutsbery AT THE, Royal arms, 1⁄ 2 d.; Hammersmith, William Harding, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - three horseshoes, Richard Terrey - Watermen’s arms; Parson’s Green, William Kempe, 1⁄ 2 d.; Walham Green, Richard Prosser, CLOTHMAN, 1⁄ 2 d. (N.9130a, 9131a, 9132a, 9133a, 9146a, 9155, 9224b, 9269b; BW. Mdx 50, 51, 52, 54, 68, 75, 161, 237), BW.50 very fine, double-struck, the others fair to good fine, Kempe and Prosser the only known issuers in their villages (8)

£150-180

John Fox, at the Anchor 1655-71, had been servant to Elias Ashmole, antiquarian, politician, royalist and founder of the Ashmolean Museum; Benet Hamon, gent., 1693; Francis Sturtsberrie, waterman, Old Brentford, 1667; William Harding, wife Mary, will 1677; William Kemp also issued tokens at Putney, across the river (N.4688-9 (Part V)). 716

Rural area, Hackney, John Davis, 1667 (2, diff. obv. dies), William Perry, 1⁄ 2 d. 1669, William Procter, BREWER, 1⁄ 2 d. - lamb couchant, John Braine AT YEGREEN, man with club, 1 ⁄ 2 d. 1667, J[ohn] P[eppiatt] AT THE MAREMAID TAVERNE - mermaid holding mirror and comb (2, diff. dies), T. B. AT THE, (mag)pie, TAVERN, 1651; Kingsland, John Perry, 1663 - chequers; Mare Street, Ann Nickolls AT YEWHITE, hart lodged, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 (N.9135-7, 9138b, 9139b, 9140, 9141b, 9142b, 9217, 9218; BW. Mdx 58 (2), 62, 63, 56, 61 (2), 55, 133, 60), fair to nearly very fine, BW.62 damaged, BW.63 chipped; BW.58, 63 and 55 rare, BW.133 and 60 extremely rare (10)

£160-200

?John Davis, weaver, will 1691; John Brain md. 1666, churchwarden 1686; John Peppiatt, apprentice vintner 1633, wife Mary, children bap. from 1645, Mary bd. 1655, John bd. 1669; John Perry and Widow Nichols each had three hearths, 1674. 717

Rural area, Hammersmith, Thomas Cassell, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667, William Harding, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 three horseshoes, Elias Hirons, MILLENER, 1⁄ 4 d. 1667 - hand holding bird, John Richardson, 1⁄ 2 d. [16]68 - still, William Simonds, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - still, Richard Terrey Watermen’s arms, Francis Watts - artichoke, Adam Wright, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668, E. B. AT THE HALFE 1 MOONE, BAKER - crescent moon; Parson’s Green, William Kempe, ⁄ 2 d. (N.9144a, 9147b, 9148a, 9151-2, 9154b, 9156, 9157, 9158b, 9225b; BW. Mdx 66, 68, 70, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 65, 161), nearly fine to nearly very fine, corrosion on forename of BW.74, this extremely rare; Kempe the only known issuer at Parson’s Green (10)

£160-200

William Harding, wife Mary, will 1677; William Kemp also issued tokens at Putney, across the river (N.4688-9 (Part V)).

718 718 (x1.5) 718

Rural area, Hampstead, Thomas Leddell, 1⁄ 2 d. 1669 - bust of Queen Catherine (N.9159; BW. Mdx 79), fine to good fine, slightly bent, very rare Thomas Liddall to marry Bridget Sells 1658; he had two hearths 1664.

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£150-200

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Rural area, Hampton, Sam. Bratherick AT YEBEL, 1⁄ 2 d. 1669 - Vintners’ arms; Hampton Wick, Richard Rance, 1⁄ 2 d. [16]66; Harmondsworth, Richard Wates, 1⁄ 2 d. [16]69 - three hammers; Staines, John Barntt, 1653 - chained swan, Abraham Bonifeild, 1⁄ 2 d. 1669 (2, diff. dies), Mary Knowles AT YE FETHERS - Prince of Wales’s feathers, Thomas Cole AT THE 1 1 SWAN, ⁄ 2 d. 1670 - swan; Twickenham, John Williams, ⁄ 2 d. 1669 - Prince of Wales’s feathers (N.9161a, 9164a, 9165b, 9237b, 9238, 9239a, 9241, 9243, 9253a; BW. Mdx 83, 85, 86, 206, 207 (2), 210, 209, 223), nearly fine to very fine, BW.86 slightly bent, some corrosion on the obverse of BW.209, this exceedingly rare; BW.83 and 86 the only known issues for these localities (9)

£180-220

Samuel Broderick, apprentice vintner 1654; Richard Rance, constable 1681-2; Abraham Bonifeild had previously issued a token at Hounslow; Mary Knowles, will 1666.

720

721

720

721

720 (x1.5)

721 (x1.5)

Rural area, Hampton Court, John Druree att ye Toye, heart-shaped [1⁄ 2 d.] (N.9162; BW. Mdx 82), nearly very fine, very rare, the only known issuer here

£180-220

Rural area, Hampton Court, John Drewry at the Toye, 1⁄ 2 d. (N.9163a; BW. Mdx 81), fine, reverse lightly scratched, extremely rare, the only known issuer here

£150-200

722 722 (x1.5) 722

Rural area, Harrow on the Hill, John Millgate, ⁄ 2 d. - anchor, Nathaniell Page Grocers’ arms; Pinner, Ralph Page, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - hand holding dove with olive branch (N.9167, 9168b, 9226a; BW. Mdx 88, 89, 162), fine to good fine, Page the only known issuer for Pinner (3)

£100-120

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Rural area, Heston, Thomas Belinger, 1657 - horse; Hounslow, Henry Cleaver, POST 1 ⁄ 2 d. - still, Matthew Garnatt AT YE RED LYON, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - lion passant guardant; Isleworth, Richard Lansbrou(gh) - two oars (2, [1⁄ 4 d.], and 1⁄ 2 d. 1669), George and Susan Page, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - Grocers’ arms, Thomas Pocock, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - three shuttles, Abraham Shewel AT YE, bell, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666, L. S. AT THE BELL, 1657 - bell, Richard Larchin - eagle above swaddled child, John Benyoun AT YE ROSE & CROWN, 1⁄ 2 d. - crowned rose (2, same dies, first with G in surname, second with G cancelled by Y) (N.9171a, 9182a, 9183a, 9185a, 9186b, 9187b, 9189, 9190b, 9191b, 9192-4; BW. Mdx 92, 101, 102, 109, 108, 111, 112, 114, 113, 110, 107, 107 var.), BW.108 mediocre, the others fair to nearly very fine, BW.110 and 107 var. extremely rare (12)

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£180-220

Henry Cleaver, distiller, will 1694.

724

725

724 (x1.5)

725 (x1.5)

Rural area, Holloway, John Backster att the mother Read Capp, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - woman, three-quarter length, wearing large cap, holding tankard and cakes (N.9180a; BW. Mdx 99), minor flan crack and obverse edge nick, small scratched area on reverse, but still pleasing, good very fine

£100-120

Samuel Pepys drank at this tavern in September 1661, and was amused by the barmaid. 725

726

Rural area, Isleworth, Thomas Pocock, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - three shuttles (N.9188a; BW. Mdx 112), very fine

£60-80

Rural area, Islington, Robert Eccleston, 1658 - sun, Abraham Mekcom, 1⁄ 2 d. Blacksmiths’ arms, Frances Potts (m.), 1663 - rose crowned, Robert Wilkinson, 1⁄ 2 d. chequers, John Vere, MEALMAN, AT YE FRYING PAN - frying pan, Christopher Busbee AT 1 YEWHIT LYON, ⁄ 2 d. 1668 - lion passant guardant; Newington Green neighbourhood, John Ball AT THE BOARDED HOVSE, 1d. - two men greeting each other (N.9195b, 9198b, 9201b, 9203b, 9204a, 9208, 9222a; BW. Mdx 117, 122, 125, 128, 127, 116, 212), nearly fine to nearly very fine, BW.117 and 125 rare, BW.128 and 116 very rare (7)

£150-180

Robert Eccleston’s wife probably Joyce, d. 1665; Robert Wilkinson, victualler, 1681; Christopher Busbee, innkeeper at the White Lion, where in January 1667/8 Samuel Pepys visited his cousin’s husband after he had tried to commit suicide; John Ball, will 1682. 727

Rural area, Kensington, Randolph Cobbett, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - lion passant guardant, Thomas Roberts, 1664 - sugarloaf, Peter Sammon, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667, GRAVEL PITS - talbot (2, diff. rev. dies); Paddington, Thomas Fitter AT THE BELL, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - bell; Willesden, Nicholas Neckall, [1⁄ 2 d.] 1670 - anchor (N.9209b, 9211a, 9213c, 9214, 9223, 9272a; BW. Mdx 129, 131, 132 (2), 160, 258), BW.131 extremely fine and very rare thus, the others fine to nearly very fine, N.9213c struck on incomplete flan; BW.160 very rare, this and BW.258 the only known issues for their localities (6) Peter Sammon, wife Susance 1660, d. 1678; Thomas Fitter, will 1682.

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£130-160

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Rural area, Uxbridge, Michaell Crosier, 1⁄ 2 d. - Ironmongers’ arms, Ann(e) Engelfeild mill-rind (3, [1⁄ 4 d.] 1664 (2, diff. rev. dies), and 1⁄ 2 d. 1668), Thomas Evens - sugarloaf, Zachariah Godwin, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - Blacksmiths’ arms, John Gurney, 1⁄ 2 d. 1670 - arms: chevron between three doves, Luke James - hart, John Tayler, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - three swans, Thomas Tayler, John Reeve AT THE CHECKER, 1⁄ 2 d. 1669 - chequers, John Triplet AT 1 YEEAGLE AND CHILD, ⁄ 2 d., Will(iam) Gunn AT YE3 PYES - three magpies (2, first with shortened forename) (N.9254a, 9255, 9256a, 9257a, 9258a, 9259b, 9260, 9261a, 9263a, 9264, 9265b, 9266a, 9267a, 9268; BW. Mdx 224, 226 (2), 225, 227, 228, 231, 232, 234, 235, 233, 236, 229 var., 230), BW.255 very fine, BW.235 mediocre/poor, the others fair to nearly very fine; BW.227 and 230 rare, BW.231 very rare, BW.235 extremely rare; a good group for the town, including all issuers except Edmund Nicholas (14)

£250-300

Michael Crosier, ironmonger, will 1722; Thomas Evens md. Ann 1657; Zacharias Godwyn, locksmith, 1661; John Triplat md. Ann 1641.

729

731

729 (x1.5)

731 (x1.5)

Rural area, Whetstone, Elizabeth Hoare, 1665 (N.9271b; BW.257), virtually extremely fine, extremely rare thus

£80-100

TOKENS FROM OTHER LOCATIONS 730

[Bedfordshire, Cople, and Cambridgeshire, Bourn], Joseph Lake, GROCER, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - man with pipe in mouth working at bench (N.9415a; BW. Beds. 31); Bedfordshire, Potton John Harper, 1657 (N.9416b; BW. 81); Cambridgeshire, Sutton, John Clement, 1656 - three tuns (2, diff. rev.dies) (N.9417, 9418a; BW. 176 (2)), Suffolk, lead cloth seal parts (2, first with initials of alnager R. S., second dated 1649(?)) (N.9381, 9382), N.9381 fine, double-struck, the others good fine to nearly very fine, N.9415a with some pitting, N.9417 scratched; N.9381-2 very rare (6)

£100-120

A Mr Clement had three hearths at Sutton, Cambs. in 1662. 731

Cornwall, Helston, Peter Priske, 1668 (N.541b; BW.19), very fine, slightly dished

732

Devon, Appledore, Tho. Grible - ship, Cullompton, Walter Challs, 1651 - rose, [Dartmouth (attrib.)], Charles Scory, TOBACO/NIST, 1⁄ 2 d. - three pipes/monogram of name, [South Molton], John Anthony, 1⁄ 2 d. FOR NECESARY CHAINGE - merchant’s mark, Sampford Peverell, William Manly, Silverton, Henry Walter, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - horse (N.9422, 9425, 9426b, 9428b, 9429, 780b; BW.3, 49, Uncertain 51, D. Devon 292A, BW.286, 289), BW.3 nearly very fine, BW.289 mediocre/poor, pierced, the others fair to good fine; D.292A rare, BW.3 and 286 very rare (6)

£80-100

£130-160

A Charles Scorie had a son baptised in Townstall parish (Dartmouth) in 1652; a son of John Anthony bap. South Molton, 1663; William Manly, wife Joane, had three hearths 1674. 733

Essex, Newport, Thomas Hucherson, 1658 (N.9430; BW.244), good fine, bent, rare

£60-80

Thomas Hutchinson fl. Newport, Essex, 1641-61.

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734 734 (x1.5) 734

Hampshire, Christchurch neighbourhood, Humphry Richards, 1⁄ 2 d. - bridge with handrail, Kimpton, William Shorior, 1668 - Bakers’ arms, Romsey, Corporation, 1⁄ 2 d. 1669 FOR YEBENFIT OF YEPOOR - portcullis (N.9432-3, 1989d; BW.51, Herts. 133, Hants. 171), nearly fine to good fine, BW.51 lightly scratched - this extremely rare, BW. Herts. 133 very rare (3)

£100-120

Humphrey Richards had one hearth at Christchurch 1665, William Shorior one at Kimpton. 735

Huntingdonshire, St Ives, Henry Cordall, 1657 - Haberdashers’ arms, James Heaton, 1 ⁄ 2 d. 1667, John Hickman, 1660 - Salters’ arms, John Kinge, 1667 - crossed swords (N.9435-8; D. Cornwall 82A, BW. Cornwall 84, 85, 89); Lincolnshire, Stamford, Robert Algar, [16]57 - Tallow Chandlers’ arms (N.2990b; BW.236), BW. Lincs. 236 fair, some letters flat, the others fine to good fine, BW.84 pierced; D.82A extremely rare (5)

£100-120

Henry Cordell, landowner, will 1673; James Heaton had a property in Church Street, 1651; John Hickman, wife Elizabeth 1661; John King, yeoman and ironmonger. 736

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Kent, Lower Deal, Peter Underwood - man making candles, Deptford, John Crouch, 1658 - wheatsheaf, Maidstone, Thomas Bond, 1666 - Grocers’ arms, Robert Heath, 1 GROCER - Grocers’ arms, John Hoad, 1657 - windmill, Gervis Maplisden, MERCER, ⁄ 2 d. Family arms, James Ruse - Grocers’ arms, Jonathan Troughton, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - Grocers’ arms, Richard Walker, GROCER, 1658 - Grocers’ arms, Thomas Wall, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - Salters’ arms, Ralph Warde, 1656 - tower, Elizabeth Webb, GROCER - Grocers’ arms, Steven Weeks, WEAVER - three leopards’ heads (2, diff. obv. dies), Richard Wicking, GROCER Grocers’ arms (2, diff. obv. dies), Strood, Hennere Figgett, 1654, Tonbridge, Stephen Putland, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 (N.2487b, 2491b, 2627c, 2629c, 2630c, 2631c, 2632c, 2636c, 2637d, 2639c, 2640b, 2643b, 2645b, 2646d, 2650b, 2651c, 2751b, 2764b; BW.161, 171, 380, 382, 383, 384, 385, 387, 389, 390, 391, 393, 395 (2), 397 (2), 537, 556), BW.385 very fine, BW.556 and three others poor, the remainder fair to nearly very fine, BW.383 rare, BW.556 very rare (18)

£120-150

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739

737 (x1.5)

739 (x1.5)

Lancashire, Blakey, James Wilson, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - woolpack (N.9439; D. Norfolk 11A - this specimen), good fine, slightly chipped, bent and straightened, extremely rare, the only issue for the locality

£150-250

James Wilson, yeoman, will 1675. 738

City of London, Carter Lane and neighbourhood, William Prosser - goat, Isaac Bartholomew, SOPE BOX - soap box, Robert Sharpe - dolphin, Church Lane, Richard Smith, 1⁄ 2 d. 1665, Gun Yard, William Blackle - cannon, Hog Lane [Petticoat Lane], William Creake, 1653, Petty France, John Barnes, CHANDLER - Carpenters’ arms, St Ann’s Lane, John Perrot, TOBACONIST, 1⁄ 2 d. 1671 - tobacco roll, St Martin’s Lane, Tho. Armitage - lion rampant, Matt. Marriott AT THE KINGS HEAD, 1⁄ 2 d. - bust of Charles II, Thames Street, P. Nuce AT THE BLACK BELL, 1652 - bell, Tower Street, T[homas] B[rocket] (N.9442-4, 9281, 9446-7, 9448c, 9449b, 9451b, 9452a, 7728b, 7773c; BW.477, 473, D.477A, BW.638, 1303, 1356, 2222, D.2446A, BW.2664, 2650, 3114, 3204), D.477A, BW.1356 and 3204 poor or mediocre, D.2446A fair, the others fine to nearly very fine; BW.1303 and 3204 rare, BW.477, 473, 638 and D.2446A extremely rare, BW.1356 exceedingly rare, D.477A the only known specimen (12)

£200-250

?William Prosser, merchant taylor, will 1681; Isaack Bartholomew md. Mary, 1659; William Blackley and wife Elizabeth fl. 1656; Mary Creeke, widow, will 1685; John Barnes, relict Sarah 1681; John Perrott, tobacconist, will 1693; Thomas Armitage md. Isabell 1663; Matthew Marriott, cook, fl. 1661, will 1682. 739

740

City of London, St Ann’s Lane, Nich. Strainge AT YECOFFEE HOVSE, [1⁄ 2 d.] - bust of Turk/hand pouring coffee from pot to cup (N.9450; BW.2447), some imperfections but very fine, extremely rare

£130-160

Shropshire, Newport, Samuell Clarke, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - Mercers’ arms, Wellington, Stephen Wright, MERCER, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 (N.9475, 3933b; BW.47, 96); Warwickshire, Alcester, Charles Johnson - balance/monogram of initials (2, diff. dies) (N.9276, 9277a; BW.5 (2)); Oxfordshire, Eynsham, Timothi Mathews - Grocers’ arms (N.9473a; BW. Worcs. 58), N.3933b mediocre, impressed on the reverse with the reverse of a struck token dated 1668 not represented in the Norweb Collection, N.9473b fair to fine, the others fine and better, N.9475 damaged (5)

£80-100

Samuel Clarke, b. c. 1637, fl. Newport, Shropshire 1663-7; Charles Johnson ‘at Beauchamp Court’ 1666.

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742

743

741 (x1.5)

742 (x1.5)

743 (x1.5)

741

Somerset, Kilmersdon (attrib.), T. F[oster?] - Family arms/monogram of initials (N.9476a; BW. Uncertain 67), very fine, patinated

£60-80

The arms are as on the token of William Foster of Kilmersdon (N.4071 (Part IV)), differenced with a martlet at centre point. 742

Surrey, Southwark St Olave parish, Richard Clement, TALLOW CHANDLER, 1663 - man making candles (N.9478; BW. Uncertain 62), very fine, probably ex river Thames, extremely rare

£80-100

Richard Clement bound tallow-chandler apprentices in the parish 1682-92. 743

Sussex, Brighton, Paterick Hackett and Gorge Hackett, 1660 (N.9479a; D. Ireland 779E), very fine, adjustment marks on flan, extremely rare

£120-150

Patrick Hackett md. Mary 1658; George Hacket, wife Martha. 744

Yorkshire, Leeds, Joseph Beale and Myles Wawlmesley, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - three crowned hammers, York, Charles Jenkinson - City arms (N.9481b, 9483; D. Suffolk 197A, BW. Yorks. 410), N.9481b good fine, bent and straightened, N.9483 nearly fine, both extremely rare (2)

£120-150

Miles Walmslay bap. 1613, he and Joseph Beale both fl. 1672.

745

745 (x1.5) 745

746

746 (x1.5)

Yorkshire, Leeds, Nathanael Jackson and Joh. Osbourne, 1⁄ 2 d. - Grocers’ arms/paschal lamb (N.9482a; D. Lancs. 104C), good very fine, attempted piercing at lamb’s feet, extremely rare

£150-180

John Osburne, grocer, md. 1666, bd. 1691; Nathaniel Jackson, gent., md. 1672, bd. 1698. 746

Ireland, Letterkenny, F. B. [and] J[ames] C[oningham], 1d. - merchant’s mark (N.9484; D. Ireland 779B), basically good fine but flat in places, dark patina, overstruck on a French Double Tournois, extremely rare The merchant’s mark is essentially the same as that of James Coningham (N.6305 (Part VI); BW. Ireland 558).

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£100-150

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748

Ireland, Newtownards, Thomas Fisher, 2d. [c. 1760] - kingfisher, fish in beak (Davis 40), together with weights for one pennyweight, THE STAND(ARD) OF IRELAND (3 - with royal crown, 1683 (2), and harp [1698]), these mediocre to fine, the token good fine/very fine for issue (4)

£80-120

Locality unidentified, ‘Blissford’, Anthony Robbins, 1669, ‘Carlton’, John Hancocke cock, [1⁄ 2 d.] - cock, ‘Deane’, Richard Nash, CLOTHIER, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - merchant’s mark, ‘Newport’, William Hapgood, 1⁄ 2 d. 1668 - Apothecaries’ arms, ‘Newporte’, Thomas Younge IVNIER, 1⁄ 4 d. - Mercers’ arms, ‘Rymouth(?)’, Thomas Leigh, 1⁄ 2 d. 1670 three woolpacks, ‘Suche’, Morrow Dobbs, 1660 - goat’s head, ‘Wel’, S. W. AT THE 3 1 SWANDS, ANNO DOM 1656 - three swans, ‘Wilton’, G. H., ⁄ 2 d. 1666 - crossed swords between four fleurs-de-lis (N.9278c, 9279b, 9288, 9299-9300, 9306, 9330, 9332, 9337b; D. Hants. 47A, BW. Norfolk 18/Yorks. 59, D.––, BW. Hants. 104, BW. Salop 53, BW. Devon 171(?), D. Uncertain 23B, D.––, BW. Norfolk 279), N.9306 mediocre/fair, the others fair to nearly very fine, N.9278c very rare, N.9299 and 9330 extremely rare, N.9288 exceedingly rare, N.9306 and 9332 believed the only known specimens (9)

£200-300

AT THE,

A group of pieces worthy of further research. For possible attributions see the Sylloge. 749

Locality unidentified, ‘Sherborn(e)’, W. O., WELCOM - hart lodged, Isack Williams mortar and pestle (3 - 1658, 1664 and 1666) (N.9325-8; BW. Dorset 165, 182, 181, 183), nearly fine to good fine, all very rare (4)

£80-120

For possible attributions see the Sylloge. 750

Locality unidentified, Castle Lane, Thomas Blake AT THE, man smoking pipe, Church Lane, John Stonyer, 1658 - King David and harp, Cock Lane, Robert Greene, 1656 fleur-de-lis, Richard Norman, BAKER - balance and wheatsheaf, Joseph Ward - cock, ‘Helman Court’, S. B. AT THE GEORGE - St George and dragon, New Street, Ric. Steevens, CHEES/MVNGER, 1658, Joseph Howard, COFFE HOV/SE, [1d.] 1671 - man pouring coffee from steaming pot into cup, pipes and tobacco on table, Old Barge House and neighbourhood, Thomas Liske, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667 - antlers, Jane Gun, A MEAL SHOP, 1666, Round Court, Joh. Ayshlee AT YE 3 PIGEONS - three pigeons (N.9280, 9283, 9285-7, 9293, 9296-7, 9301b, 9302b, 9305a; BW. London 478, 639, 695, 696, D.694B, BW.1338, 2063 var., 2057, D.2124A, BW.2124, 2422), fair to nearly very fine, BW.478 and 2124 chipped, latter bent and straightened; BW.2124 rare, D.694B, BW.2057 and 2422 very rare, BW.695, 1338 and D.2124A extremely rare, BW.2063 var. exceedingly rare (11)

£150-200

All are of London or its environs: for possible attributions see the Sylloge.

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Locality unidentified, Church Lane, John Stonyer, 1658 - King David and harp, ‘Marymaydlens’, Roger Midleton, 1664 - Brewers’ arms, White Hart Yard, Phillip Carterett, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - crown (N.9282, 9320a, 9333b; BW. London 639, 1881, 3490), very fine or better, a little verdigris on reverse of BW.3490; BW.1881 very rare (3)

£120-150

All are of London or its environs: for possible attributions see the Sylloge. Page 161

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Locality unidentified, St Clement’s Churchyard, Edward Geery, BROKER, 1⁄ 2 d. 1667, St Clement’s Lane, Christopher Danbrook, 1⁄ 2 d., E. N. AT THE KINGS HEAD - bust of Henry VIII, W. S. AT THE WHIT LYON - lion rampant, St Giles, Robert Derds, MEALEMAN, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666, E. H. AT THE WHEAT SHEIFE - wheatsheaf, St Martin’s, Thomas Ely, 1⁄ 2 d. - castle, St Martin’s Lane, I/J. g, YEQVEENES ARMES TAVERN - Royal arms pre-James I, W. B. AT THE SVGARLOFE - sugarloaf, ‘Marymaydlens’, Edward Dobson - jug, Francis Wood AT YE, Commonwealth arms (N.9307-10, 9311a, 9312a, 9313, 9317b, 9318-19, 9322; BW. London 2457, 2454, 2466, 2473, 2490, 2492, 2634, 2670, D.––, BW.1880, 1884), N.9318 fair, pierced and damaged, the others nearly fine to very fine, BW.2454 corroded on reverse, BW.2670 pierced; BW.1880 and 1884 rare, BW.2466, 2473 and 2670 very rare, BW.2457, 2454 and 2634 extremely rare, N.9318 exceedingly rare (11)

£150-200

All are of London or its environs: for possible attributions see the Sylloge. 753

Locality unidentified, Sharp’s Alley, Jonathan Redock, 1663, G. F. AT THE 3 LYONS, 1657 - three lions, Three Colt(s) Alley, T. O. AT THE BELL, 1653 - bell, White Hart Yard, Thomas Clatworthy AT THE, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666, Humphry Vaughan, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 - man carrying sack over shoulder, John Symonds AT THE, crown, TAVERN, 1663; I/J. H. AT THE CITTY OF EXETER, 1658 - bell; ‘Hi[gh] Street’, G. H., NEXT TO THE CHEK KER TAVERNE sugarloaf; . . .e Street, R. S. AT THE GOLDEN, anchor; Locality unnamed, W. I/J. boar/City of London arms, B. S., [?1⁄ 2 d.], 1664 - London Bishopric arms, anon., WITH A CROS BARR - voided cross each side (N.9323, 9324b, 9331b, 9334a, 9335a, 9336, 9284, 9294b, 9340, 9363, 9370, 9375a; BW. London 2770, 2767, 3139, 3491, 3494, 3493, Devon 112, London 1351, D.––, D. Uncertain 89E, BW. Uncertain 71, 95), BW. 3139 poor, the others fine to very fine but BW. Uncertain 71 much corroded, N.9340 with some flatness and verdigris each side; BW.2770 very rare, BW.3494, 3493, Uncertain 89E, 71 and 95 extremely rare, N.9340 the only known specimen (12)

£180-220

All are likely to be of London or its environs: for possible attributions see the Sylloge. 754

Locality unnamed, Thomas Carter, 1658, W. Clough, 1667 - courtyard with arched gateway and building with turrets, Willam Rowe, APPOTHYCARIE - beehive, Andrew Tucker, lozenge-shaped [1⁄ 2 d.], 1669 - chimerical sea-horse, James War. . ., [16]56 tobacco roll (lead), S. A. - uniface, T. F., 1644 - monogram of initials (lead), P. C. church, I/J. P.(?), 1659 - anchor, T. P. - harrow, uniface, R.(?) - crown (lead), R. bracteate, I/J. W. [and] T. B., [1⁄ 2 d.] 1664 - bible with clasps, FEARE GOD etc./bust of Charles II, uncrowned, TOVCH NOT MINE ANOYNTED, W. W. - Weavers’ arms (lead), anon. 1 ⁄ 4 d. - Merchants of the Staple arms/fleece (2, first A STAPLE FARTHING, second THE FARTHING OF etc.) (N.9342, 9343b, 9353, 9354b, 9355, 9356, 9360a, 9364b, 9365-8, 9372-3, 9379, 9380c; BW. Uncertain 60, 34, Cornwall 51, Uncertain 55, D. Essex 160A (this specimen), D.––, BW.––, Uncertain 66, D.89G, D.––, BW.––, D.––, BW.75, BW.––, 91, 92), the leaden pieces mediocre to fair, except N.9360a, very fine; the others fair to good fine, N.9365 corroded, except N.9368, nearly extremely fine; N.9354b and 9360a very rare, N.9342, 9355-6, 9365-8 and 9373 extremely or exceedingly rare (16)

£200-300

Many of these are likely to be London-related. Almshouses may be represented on N.9343b. N.9356 and 9368 may be of continental origin.

755 755 (x1.5) 755

HMS Fairfax, John Pettie, [?1⁄ 2 d.] 1666 - Justice holding sword and scales/ship, FAIRFAXE (N.9352b; D. London 969A), nearly very fine, extremely rare As purser of the Fairfax John Pettie reported in 1665/6 to Samuel Pepys, who was then Clerk of the Acts to the Navy Board. The Fairfax had 52 guns, was built in 1653 and wrecked in 1682. The token is the only one of the series known to have been issued by a serving naval officer.

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£150-200

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756 (x1.5) 756

Tokens or tickets connected with brewing (3), D., J. T. [and] R. Foorthe - Family arms/figure 4, W. B. [?and] R. M. - II (value?)/Salters’ and Brewers’ arms conjoined, R. g, 1671, square - Brewers’ arms (N.9345a, 9358, 9361a; BW. Uncertain 104, 64, 68 but a variety of 69); [Provision of water], fountain, CVM PERPETVVM etc., rev. water carrier with two buckets suspended from yoke on shoulder, 1658 (N.9385; BW. Uncertain 98); Commemorative medalet(?), MR H, rose, 9 SEPTEMBER 1670, rev. lattice, E DECEMBER 25 1670 (N.9362b; BW. Uncertain 89); Gambling tickets (2), bust, IVLIVS CESAR, rev. two-headed spread eagle, P[L]AY FAIRE etc.; tree, THE LOY/ALL SVFFERERS, rev. dial with roman numeral around (N.9374, 9378b; Davis & Waters 309/1; BW. Uncertain 103), N. 9345a nearly extremely fine, weakly struck in places, N.9374 and 9378b poor to mediocre, former pierced, the others fair to fine; N.9378b very rare, the others except N.9345a and 9385 extremely rare, especially N.9374 (7)

£100-150

The Foorthe piece was probably for use at the Great George Brew-house, Thames Street, London, and struck for the partnership of Daniel, John, Thomas and Robert Forth (1663-6). 757

Counters and jetons (6), William Hall - orb surmounted by cross, within double tressure (5 - revs. PAINES BRINGS GAINES around head with hat, blackamoor’s head (2), three fleursde-lis alternating with three crowns around rosette (2)), anon. [c. 1590s], crowned rose dividing E R, GOD SAVE THE QVENE, rev. two-headed spread eagle (lead) (N.9347-9, 9350a, 9351, 9376; BW. Uncertain 38, 36, 36 var., 37 (2), cf. Mitchiner 4713-37); Germany, Nuremberg, casting counter, Rechenmeister at table, rev. alphabet, 1553; together with a Bremen billon Grote, 1754, and an English Farthing of Charles I, ‘Richmond’ type 2, the Hall pieces nearly fine to very fine, the others fair to fine (9)

£100-120

William Hall may have been the stationer who flourished in the early 17th century. 758

Schooling reward tokens (14), donkey feeding, rev. open book (N.9383a); a group of pieces (9), featuring the devices hand holding whip, the arms of Perkins and Fetherston(haugh), hand supporting crown, animal feeding, countryman receiving crown or wreath from hand in sky, and muleteer holding whip (N.9387-90, 9392-4, 9395b, 9397b); man standing, hat in hand, hand in sky crowning him, rev. wreath (N.9396); shield and DIGNA DIGNIS EVENIVNT both sides (N.9399); open book within wreath, rev. birch-rod (N.9403b); wreath, VTRVM HORVM etc., rev. birch-rod (N.9405), N.9383a, 9387-8 and 9392 good very fine, N.9383a pierced, the others fair to very fine, N.9405 pierced; all except 9383a and 9397b very rare or extremely rare; a good group of these interesting seventeenth-century pieces (14)

£250-350

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759 (x1.5) 762 (x1.5) 759

Schooling reward token, silver, countryman receiving crown from hand in cloud, DIGNA rev. arms: chevron between three leopards’ heads, wyvern crest (N.9398), nearly very fine, exceedingly rare

DIGNIS EVENIVNT,

£80-120

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761

762

763

764

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Duplicates: Middlesex, Finsbury (N.7870c, 7872a, 7876a, 7878a, 7942b, 7944a, 7949a, 7953a, 7957a, 7960a, 7964a, 7966b, 7978c, 7980b, 7984b, 7987c, 7991b, 7992b, 7998b; BW. London 558, 567, 560, 565, 1955, 1956, 2160, 2171, 2162, 2420, 2559, 2569, 2579, 2571, 2551, 2895, 3245, 3249, 3250); Shoreditch (N.8150b, 8151b, 8154b, 8163b; BW. London 2812, Mdx 103, London 1808, 2827), poor to good fine (23)

£250-300

Duplicates: Middlesex, Holborn (N.8000a, 8001b, 8009a, 8020b, 8021a, 8027a, 8028b, 8033b, 8043b, 8058b, 8068b, 8075a, 8076a, 8081a, 8083b, 8084a, 8091b, 8101a, 8105a, 8109a, 8122a, 8123c, 8124a, 8125a, 8129a, 8133b, 8139b, 8146b, 8147b, 9453a; BW. London 356, 360, 496, 494, 512, 499 (2), 500, 1234, 1249, 1328, 1367, 1390, 1481, 1449, 1463, 1468, 2183, 2206, 1254, 2501, 2502, 2503, 2504, 2507, 2483, 2925, 3259, 3264, 1136), poor to good fine, BW.496, 1234 and 3259 pierced, BW.1463 with two edge cuts (30)

£250-300

Duplicate: Middlesex, Holborn, Saffron Hill, John Jones, 1d. 1672, THE CASTLE (N.8115c; BW.2440), very fine, weak in centres, very rare

OVRE A GANIST

£60-80

Duplicates: Middlesex, Stepney, The Bulwark to Limehouse Corner (N.8168b, 8171a, 8173b, 8220b, 8228b, 8234a, 8236b, 8240a, 8251b, 8256a, 8261c, 8262a, 8263b, 8264b, 8265b, 8266b, 8267b, 8268b, 8269b, 8270a, 8272a, 8273a, 8274a, 8277b, 8278b, 8281b, 8286b, 8287a; BW. London 448, 446, Mdx 170, London 972, 2390, 1263, 3194, 3310 (octagonal), 1545, 1543, 1585 (2), 1586, 1584 (2), 1587, Mdx 135, 137, 141, 142, 143, 144 (2), 148, 150, 151, 138, 140), poor to good fine (28)

£250-300

Duplicates: Middlesex, Stepney, Little Tower Hill to Ratcliff Highway (N.8293b, 8294c, 8298b, 8305b, 8314c, 8317a, 8318b, 8319a, 8320b, 8321a, 8329a, 8330b, 8334b, 8335b, 8336b, 8337b, 8351b, 8361a, 8366a, 8367a, 8368b, 8372c, 8376a; BW. London 1741, 1742, Mdx 184, London 1890, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1987, 2356, 2072, 2090, 2091 var., 2092, 2093, 2371, 2325, 2324, 2322, 2330, 2351, 2369), poor to good fine (23)

£220-280

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Duplicates: Middlesex, Stepney, St Katharine’s to St Katharine’s Wharf (N.8384b, 8387a, 8388b, 8392a, 8393b, 8397a, 8398a, 8401f, 8403b, 8404a, 8406b, 8407a, 8408a, 8411c, 8416b, 8417a, 8420b, 8421b, 8423b, 8425c, 8427b, 8428a, 8430a, 8431c; BW. London 2591, 2597 (2), 2621, 2622, 2630, D.2618A, BW.2617, 2609, 2615, 2590, 2604 (octagonal), 2593, 2600, 2620, 2608, 2596, 2594, 2623, 2605, 2616, 2629, 2592, 2601), poor to good fine (24)

£200-250

Duplicates: Middlesex, Stepney, Shadwell to Upper Shadwell (N.8432a, 8433b, 8435a, 8438a, 8445b, 8456a, 8457b, 8460b, 8461b, 8463b, 8464d, 8467a, 8471a, 8473b, 8474c, 8476b, 8479b, 8485a, 8486b, 8491a, 8494b, 8496b, 8497b, 8499b, 8501b; BW. Mdx 192, 189, 171, 190, 178 var., London 3180, 3181, 3183, 3182, 3190, 3188, 3196, 3201, 3176, 3177, 2265, 2261, Mdx 180, 182, 199, 202, 200, 174, 203, 185), poor to good fine (25)

£220-280

767 767 (x1.5) 767

768

769

770

771

Duplicate: Middlesex, Stepney, Upper Shadwell, Benjamin Miller, 1⁄ 2 d. 1666 windmill (N.8488a; BW. Mdx 187), very fine, double-struck on a defective flan, very rare

£60-80

Duplicates: Middlesex, Stepney, Victualling Office to Whitechapel (N.8503a, 8504a, 8507b, 8516a, 8521a, 8523a, 8524a, 8525b, 8529b, 8532c, 8533d, 8537b, 8544b, 8548b, 8550b, 8552a, 8553a, 8554b, 8557a, 8568b, 8575b, 8581d, 8591b, 8605b, 8606b, 8614b; BW. London 3195, 3277, 3285, 3321, 3336, 3331 (2), 3290, 3308, 3301 (2), 3335, 3294, 3317, 3353, 3302, 3326, 3328, 3344, 3323, 3378, 3497, 3395, 3424, 3413, 3386), poor to good fine, BW.3321 pierced (26)

£250-300

Duplicates: Middlesex, Westminster, Bear Yard to Gatehouse Prison neighbourhood, and Longditch to Mercer Street (N.8617b, 8627b, 8630b, 8635b, 8637b, 8638b, 8648b, 8657b, 8658b, 8661b, 8662b, 8667a, 8679a, 8685b, 8686a, 8710b, 8712b, 8713a, 8804a, 8806b, 8808c, 8813a, 8814a; BW. London 651, D.152A, BW. 389, 391, 392, 390, 452, 457, Mdx 240, London 2990, 3008, 545, Uncertain 73, London 807, 857, 891, 2982, 2764, 1815, 2456, 2962, 2975, 1886), poor to good fine, BW.457 broken into three pieces, BW.3008 pierced, BW.891 a reverse brockage (23)

£200-250

Duplicates: Middlesex, Westminster, Holles Street, King Street and Long Acre (N.8730b, 8739b, 8741b, 8745b, 8746b, 8747c, 8750b, 8751c, 8752b, 8753b, 8755d, 8757c, 8758c, 8761a, 8769c, 8772b, 8774a, 8775b, 8780b, 8781b, 8791a, 8795c; BW. London 1492, 1590, 1604, 1613, 1611, 1614, 1625 (2), 1591, 1598, 1622, 1593, 1592, 1594, 1776, 1782, 1785, 1788, 1799, 1801, 1787, 1786), BW.1799 very fine, struck on incomplete flan, the others poor to good fine (22)

£220-280

Duplicates: Middlesex, Westminster, Milford Lane to St Ann’s Street (N.8822b, 8828b, 8829b, 8831b, 8833b, 8834b, 8836a, 8839a, 8840c, 8841a, 8842b, 8854c, 8855b, 8861a, 8863b, 8869b, 8870b, 8874b, 8876b, 8877b, 9458b; BW. London 1898, 1909, 1996, 1999, 2002, 2005, 2001, 2047, 2050, 2048, 2052, 2228, 2226, 2421, 2427, D.2434A, BW.2436, 2434, 2444, Mdx 245, London 2225), poor to good fine, D.2434A pierced (21)

£180-220

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774

775

776

777

778

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780

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Duplicates: Middlesex, Westminster, St Clement Danes Churchyard to Stable Yard (N.8879b, 8881b, 8886b, 8891a, 8894b, 8898a, 8902b, 8904a, 8905b, 8907a, 8909a, 8910a, 8916a, 8918a, 8922d, 8925b, 8931b, 8940a, 8941a, 8941f, 8947b, 8949c, 9466c, 9467b, 9468a; BW. London 2469, 2467, 2465, 2452, 2521, 2517, 2524, 2527 (octagonal), 2529, 2531, 2538, 2539, 2532, 2550, 2676, 2749, 2742, 2780, 2781 (2), 2992, 2940, 2682, 2681, 2677), poor to good fine, BW.2682 pierced, second BW.2781 a reverse brockage (25)

£200-250

Duplicates: Middlesex, Westminster, The Strand to Temple Bar without (N.8954b, 8955b, 8958b, 8961a, 8963b, 8964b, 8965a, 8968a, 8971c, 8973b, 8976b, 8977a, 8978b, 8979b, 8984a, 8985c, 8989c, 8993b, 8997a, 8999a, 9003c, 9004a, 9007a, 9011a, 9012c, 9016f, 9017c, 9019a, 9020b, 9021b; BW. London 2955, 2969, 2985, 2996, 3010, 3012, 3014, 2959, 3018 (Penny), 2994, 2986, 2954, 2987, 2999, 3004, 3011, 3022, 3026, 3030, 3036, 3056, 3058, 3057, 3045, 3062, 3066, 3068, 3046, 3053, 3059), poor to nearly very fine, BW.3026 pierced, a wide variety of devices (30)

£350-400

Duplicates: Middlesex, Westminster, Tilt Yard to York House neighbourhood (N.9024a, 9025b, 9027a, 9029a, 9036b, 9037b, 9039b, 9040a, 9043d, 9044b, 9048b, 9051a, 9053b, 9056b, 9058b, 9060b, 9061b, 9062b, 9064b, 9066a, 9068c, 9070a, 9071b; BW. London 3150, 3170, 3157, 3163, 3168, 3165, 3161 (2), 3152, 3169, 3156, 3266, 3265, Mdx 253, 247, 241, London 2536, 2535, 3488, 3537, 3540, 3003, 3009); Westminster or Stepney, King Street (N.9273c; BW.1618), poor to good fine (24)

£220-280

Duplicates: Middlesex, Rural area, Acton to Chiswick (N.9072b, 9076b, 9086b, 9088a, 9091a, 9092b, 9096b, 9098a, 9100a, 9103c, 9104a, 9106b, 9107b, 9109b, 9111b, 9112b, 9113e, 9115a; BW. Mdx 1, 4 (octagonal), 19 (2), 14, 18, 16, 21, 13, 27, 23, 25, 28, 30, 33, 34, 35, 37), poor to good fine (18)

£200-250

Duplicates: Middlesex, Rural area, Ealing to Isleworth (N.9118b, 9121b, 9127a, 9130b, 9139a, 9141a, 9142a, 9144b, 9146c, 9147a, 9148c, 9154a, 9157b, 9158d, 9163b, 9164b, 9168a, 9171b, 9178b, 9180b, 9182b, 9183c, 9185b, 9187a, 9188b, 9190a; BW. Mdx 40, 43, 45, 50, 56, 61, 55, 66, 68 (2), 70, 75, 77, 65, 81, 85, 89, 92, 98, 99, 101, 102, 109, 111, 112, 114), poor (including heart-shaped BW.81) to good fine (26)

£250-300

Duplicates: Middlesex, Rural area, Kensington to Willesden (N.9209a, 9211b, 9213a, 9215d, 9216b, 9219a, 9222c, 9224a, 9225a, 9226b, 9237a, 9239b, 9245a, 9250c, 9253b, 9254b, 9256b, 9257b, 9261b, 9266b, 9267c, 9271a, 9272b; BW. Mdx 129, 131, 132 (3), 153, 212 (Penny), 161 (2), 162, 206, 207, 215, 220, 223, 224, 226, 235, 232, 236, 229 var., 257, 258), poor to good fine, BW.257 better (23)

£200-250

Duplicates: Bedfordshire (N.9416a; BW.81); Cambridgeshire (N.9418b; BW.176); [Devon] (N.9428a; D. 292A); Kent (N.2630b, 2632g, 2637c, 2640c, 2645c, 2646c, 2650d; BW.383, 385, 389, 191, 395 (2), 397); City of London (N.9448a, 9451c, 9452c; BW.2222, 2664, 2650); [Somerset] (N.9476b; BW. Uncertain 67); [Sussex] (N.9479b; D. Ireland 779E); Warwickshire (N.9277b; BW.5), poor to good fine, BW. Cambs. 176 pierced, BW. Kent 389 better (16)

£120-150

Duplicate: [Yorkshire, Leeds], Nathanael Jackson [and] Joh. Osbourne, 1⁄ 2 d. - Grocers’ arms/paschal lamb (N.9482b; D. Lancs. 104C), fair/nearly fine, extremely rare

£60-100

Duplicates: Locality unidentified, ‘Blissford’, ‘Carlton’, ‘Hi[gh] Street’, Old Barge House (2), Round Court, St Giles (2), St Martin’s Lane, ‘Marymaydlens’, Sharp’s Alley, White Hart Yard (3) (N.9278b, 9279a, 9294a, 9301a, 9302a, 9305b, 9311b, 9312c, 9317a, 9320b, 9324a, 9333c, 9334c, 9335b; D. Hants. 47A, BW. Norfolk 18/Yorks. 59, London 1351, D.2124A, BW.2124, 2422, 2490, 2492, 2670, 1881, 2767, 3490, 3491, 3494); Locality unnamed (N.9343a, 9360b, 9364c, 9364d, 9380b; BW. Uncertain 34, ––, 66 (2, one overstruck on BW. Cambs. 107), 92); Miscellaneous tickets etc. (N.9345b, 9350b, 9361b, 9395a, 9397a; BW. Uncertain 104, 37, 69, ––, 100), N.9278b and 9345b very fine, the others poor to good fine, N.9317a and 9335b pierced (24)

£150-250

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779 (x1.5)

781

782

783

784

Further duplicates: Middlesex, Finsbury (N.7870b, 7944c, 7949d, 7960b, 7964d, 7978b, 7987a; BW. London 558, 1956, 2160, 2420, 2559, 2579, 2895); Holborn (N.8115a, 8123b, 8124c; BW. London 2440, 2502, 2503); Shoreditch (N.8150a; BW. London 2812); Stepney (N.8251c, 8261a, 8269c, 8294b, 8314b, 8351c, 8367d, 8368d, 8387c, 8398d, 8401a, 8404b, 8411d, 8420c, 8423c, 8428b, 8431b, 8464c, 8474b, 8507c, 8521c, 8523c, 8525c, 8529c, 8532b, 8533b, 8544c, 8553c, 8557c, 8581b; BW. London 1545, 1585, Mdx 141, London 1742, 1989, 2371, 2322, 2330, 2597, D.2618A, BW.2617, 2615, 2600, 2596, 2623, 2629, 2601, 3188, 3177, 3285, 3336, 3331, 3290, 3308, 3301 (2), 3294, 3326, 3344, 3497), poor to good fine (41)

£180-250

Further duplicates: Middlesex, Westminster (N.8627c, 8662a, 8679c, 8686c, 8746c, 8747a, 8750c, 8751b, 8755a, 8757b, 8758b, 8769a, 8774c, 8780c, 8791c, 8795b, 8808a, 8833a, 8840a, 8841c, 8854a, 8861b, 8877c, 8909b, 8916c, 8922c, 8925c, 8931c, 8941d, 8949b, 8955c, 8958a, 8964a, 8971b (Penny), 8973e, 8985a, 8999b, 9003b, 9007d, 9011c, 9012d, 9016b, 9021c, 9024b, 9027b, 9037d, 9039e, 9043c, 9044c, 9051c, 9058c, 9061c, 9062c, 9068a, 9458d, 9466a, 9467c; D. London 152A, BW.3008, Uncertain 73, London 857, 1611, 1614, 1625 (2), 1622, 1593, 1592, 1776, 1785, 1799, 1787, 1786, 2962, 2002, 2050, 2048, 2228, 2241, Mdx 245, London 2538, 2532, 2676, 2749, 2742, 2781, 2940, 2969, 2985, 3012, 3018, 2994, 3011, 3036, 3056, 3057, 3045, 3062, 3066, 3059, 3150, 3157, 3165, 3161, 3152, 3169, 3266, Mdx 247, London 2536, 2535, 3540, 2225, 2682, 2681); Westminster or Stepney, King Street (N.9273b; BW. London 1618), poor to fine, a few better, N.8769a, 8808a and 8840a pierced (58)

£180-250

Further duplicates: Middlesex, Rural area (N.9076c (octagonal), 9088c, 9091c, 9103b, 9104c, 9113c, 9118a, 9141c, 9146b, 9154c, 9158a, 9168c, 9183b, 9185c, 9187c, 9209c, 9213b, 9215e, 9225c, 9267b; BW. Mdx 4, 19, 14, 23, 27, 35, 40, 61, 68, 75, 65, 89, 102, 109, 111, 129, 132 (2), 161, 229 var.); Bedfordshire (N.9416c; BW.81); Kent (N.2632e, 2637i, 2640e, 2645d, 2646b, 2650c; BW.385, 389, 391, 395 (2), 397); City of London (N.9448b, 9451h, 9452b; BW.2222, 2664, 2650); Locality unidentified, ‘Blissford’, St Giles, White Hart Yard (2) (N.9278a, 9312b, 9333a, 9334b; D. Hants. 47A, BW. London 2492, 3490, 3491); Locality unnamed (N.9364a, 9380a; BW. Uncertain 66, 92); Miscellaneous ticket, Foorthe (N.9345c), poor to fine (37)

£100-130

Further duplicates: Middlesex, Finsbury (N.7949c, 7964b, e), Stepney (N.8367c, 8368c, 8401b, d, e, 8411a, 8420d, 8464a, 8523d, 8533a, 8581a), Westminster (N.8746d, 8755c, 8758a, 8774d, 8861c, 8909c, 8916d, e, 8922b, 8931d, e, 8941b, e, 8955d, 8958d, e, 8971d, e, 8973c, d, 9007c, 9012b, 9016a, c, d, g, h, i, j, 9024c, d, 9037c, 9039c, d, 9043a, e, f, 9051d, 9058d, 9061d, 9458c, 9466d, 9467a), Rural area (N.9113b, d, 9158c, 9209d, 9215b, c); Bedfordshire (N.9416d); Kent (N.2632d, f, h, 2637e, f, g, h, j, k, 2640d, 2645e); City of London (N.9451a, d, e, f, g); Locality unnamed (N.9364e, 9380d), poor to fine, some damaged (82)

£80-120

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785 785

An extremely rare set of Sir George Chetwynd Halfpenny tokens in silver, copper, and copper-gilt, by Halliday, head of Chetwynd right, rev. GRENDON HALFPENNY, arms, the silver edge impressed PAYABLE AT GRENDON HALL, the other two with plain edge (Bell 2; Davis Warwickshire 841), all uncirculated, extremely rare (3)

£300-500

This is a second set of these rare tokens to appear at auction. The first, probably from the same family source, was offered in our 6-7 October auction last year and sold for £550. 786

787

Staffordshire, Bilston, Edward Beebee, 1d. 1811 - bust of John of Gaunt, rev. rider on galloping horse, S. Fereday, Collieries and Ironworks, 1d. 1811 - the Priest Field furnaces (W.35, 46), extremely fine, a little lustrous, W.35 weakly struck in centres (2)

£70-90

Staffordshire, Bilston, Samuel Fereday, 1d. 1812; Newcastle under Lyme, [R. Thomson and Son], the Cotton Works, 1d. 1813 - bale; Walsall, Fletcher & Sharatt, 1d. 1811 - bear and ragged staff crest, Joseph Parker, 1d. 1811 - bust of Druid (W.75, 900a, 1145, 1169); Warwickshire, Birmingham, Crown Copper Company, 1d. 1811 - crown, Rose Copper Company, 1d. 1811, and 1⁄ 2 d. 1811, Union Copper Company, 1d. 1812 clasped hands (2), one PAYABLE IN CASH NOTES, the other FOR PUBLIC ACCOMMODATION (W.224, 244, 262, 336, 347), W.1145 good fine, the others very fine to nearly extremely fine, W.224 a little lustrous, W.75 very rare (9)

£100-120

788 788

789

790

Staffordshire, Rugeley, E. Barker, 2d. 1815 - wheel and machinery, rev. hydraulic blowing machine (W.965), good very fine, a few rim knocks, uneven toning on obverse chiefly due to light old corrosion, rare

£150-180

Nineteenth century Æ Tokens (59), Threepence, Twopence (2), Pennies (48), including Cornwall county issue, 1811 (W.700-06), Birmingham, Union Copper Company (W.324), Andover, WS and I Wakeford, 1812 (W.1-2), Staffordshire, anonymous type (W.1100-02), this very fine, others, various issues (52), generally fair fine (59)

£100-150

Nineteenth Century Æ Halfpenny Tokens (21), Hull, Picard lead works (3) (W.785), Norwich (3), Dunham and Wallop goldsmiths (W.913-15), Newton silversmith and Jewellers (W.930-32), Picard Peninsuela tokens (2) (W.1515-20), Ireland, Enniscorthy (W.1-4), others, various types (12), generally fine (21)

£60-80

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791

791 (x2) 791

Anglo-Saxon, Sceatta, 0.97g, secondary issues, c.710-760, series J, type 85, large diademed head right, rev. bird above long cross, an annulet either side (N.128; Abramson J120; S.802), well centred, good detail, a superb example, extremely fine, very rare in this state of preservation

£400-500

PROVENANCE:

SNC September 1974, no. 7141

792

792 (x1.5) 792

Kent, Cuthred (798-807), Penny, 1.31g, Canterbury, Sigebearht, diademed draped bust right with curved edges to drapery, +CVÐRED REX CANT, rev. +SIGEBEARHT MONETA, around cross pattée with wedges in angles within inner circle (Naismith C33.1g - this coin; N.211; S.877), edge nicks, pleasing bust, good very fine, rare

£3,000-4,000

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, February 1977 SNC, March 1975, no. 2000 Glendining, 4 October 1972, lot 601 Lord Grantley, Glendining, 22 March 1944, lot 884 Boyne, Sotheby, 29 June 1896, lot 1129 Page 169

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793

793 (x3)

793

Wessex, Edward the Elder (899-924), Penny, 1.57g, two line type with portrait, Dudig, laureate, draped bust left, +EADVVEARD REX, rev. DVDIG/MON, divided by two crosses either side of a pellet, trefoil above and below (N.652; S.1084), lightly toned, a superb example, extremely fine, an extremely rare type PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, April 1982 R.C. Lockett, Glendining, 4-6 November 1958, lot 2715 E.V. Rashleigh, Sotheby, 21-28 June 1909, lot 235 Rev. J.W. Martin, Sotheby, 23 May 1859, lot 23

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ÂŁ6,000-8,000

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794

795

795 (x1.5)

794 (x1.5) 794

Edward the Martyr (975-78), Penny, 1.46g, Stamford, Cnape, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +CNAPE M-O STANF-, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.763; S.1142), almost extremely fine, rare

£4,000-5,000

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, April 1979 795

Aethelred II (978-1016), Penny, 1.85g, crux type, London, Godric, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +GODRIC M-O LVND, voided short cross, a letter of CRVX in angles (N.770; S.1148), bold bust, almost extremely fine

£250-350

PROVENANCE:

Noble, Glendining, 12-13 December 1975, lot 408

796

796 (x1.5) 796

797

798

797

797 (x1.5)

798 (x1.5)

Aethelred II, Penny, 1.01g, last small cross type, Lydford, Godric, diademed, draped bust left, rev. +GODRIC ON LYANFOR:, small cross pattée within inner circle (N.777; S.1154), weakly struck reverse legend, bold bust, good very fine, scarce

£300-400

Cnut (1016-35), Penny, 1.10g, short cross type, Stamford, Godwine, diademed, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +GODÞINE ONN STAN, voided short cross arms extending from a central annulet containing a pellet (N.790; S.1159), lightly toned, almost extremely fine

£230-280

PROVENANCE:

F. Elmore Jones, Glendining, 12-13 May 1971, lot 790 798

Harold I (1035-40), Penny, 0.99g, fleur-de-lis type, Canterbury, Goldwine, armoured, diademed bust left, sceptre before, rev. +GYLDEÞINE O CE, voided long cross, extending from central pellet, fleur-de-lis between two pellets in each angle (N.803a; S.1165), good very fine, rare

£800-1,000

PROVENANCE:

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799

800

799 (x1.5)

800 (x1.5)

Harthacnut (sole king 1040-42), early period (during regency), 1035-37, Penny, 1.10g, first jewel cross type, Exeter, Wulfnoth, diademed, draped bust right, +HARÐCNVT RE, rev ÞVLNOÐ ON EXC.E, cross formed of four lobes connected at base by two circles around a pellet (N.809; S.1167), peck by lips, toned, good very fine, extremely rare

£5,000-6,000

The Harthacnut jewel cross (both types) is recorded for 11 examples for Exeter. This moneyer was listed by Hildebrand for this mint for the first jewel cross type but not the second. PROVENANCE:

SNC, March 1983, no.1643 800

801

Edward the Confessor (1042-66), Penny, 1.03g, facing bust type, Wallingford, Brihtmaer, crowned, draped facing bust, rev. +BRIHTMAER ON ÞA, small cross pattée (N.830; S.1183), some weakness, good very fine, scarce mint

801

802

801 (x1.5)

802 (x1.5)

Harold II (1066), Penny, 1.41g, York, Sutere, crowned bust left, sceptre before, rev. +SVTERE ON EOFER, central panel on which PAX, within inner circle (N.836; S.1186), attractive, good very fine

£250-300

£2,000-2,500

PROVENANCE:

Noble, Glendining, 12 December 1975, lot 430 802

William I (1066-87), Penny, 1.35g, Paxs type, Bristol, Brihtword, crowned facing bust holding sceptre to right, rev. +BRIHTÞORD ON BRIC, cross pattée, an annulet in each angle each containing a letter of PAXS (N.848; S.1257), toned, bold bust, extremely fine PROVENANCE:

SNC, November 1971, no.10449 Ex. C.W. Peck, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1971 www.spink.com

£600-800

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803

804

803 (x1.5)

804 (x1.5)

William II (1087-1100), Penny, 1.41g, profile right type (BMC 1), London, Edwy, crowned bust right holding sword before, rev. EDÞI ON LVNDEI, cross pattée extending from central annulet over cross fleury (N.851; S.1258), toned, almost extremely fine

£2,000-3,000

Moneyer not listed by North for London. PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, August 1975 804

Henry I (1100-35), Penny, 1.38g, star in lozenge fleury type (BMC 13), London, Randulf, crowned, draped bust left, sceptre before, rev. +RANVLF:ON:LVNDE., star within lozenge fleury, trefoil of three annulets on each angle (N.869; S.1274), unusually pleasing, almost extremely fine, rare

£1,200-1,500

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, February 1977 Glendining, 19 November 1975, lot 424

805

806

805

806

805 (x1.5)

806 (x1.5)

Henry II (1154-89), Penny, 1.41g, short cross coinage, 1180-89, class 1b, London, +FIL AIMER.ON LVN (N.963; S.1344), good very fine

£150-200

Henry III (1216-72), Penny, 1.58g, long cross coinage, 1247-72, class Ib, Canterbury, rev. LIE TERCI CAN (N.984; S.1359), very fine, rare

£100-130

PROVENANCE:

P Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990 Bt. Seaby, April 1963 Page 173

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808

Henry III, Pennies (2), long cross coinage, 1247-72, 1.25g, class I/II mule, London, Nicole, NICOLE ON LVND (N.983b/985/1; S.1360), nearly very fine, rare, 1.36g, class 3c, London, Ricard, RICARD ON LVND (N.988; S.1364), good very fine (2)

£130-180

Henry III, Penny, 1.51g, long cross coinage, 1247-72, class II, Lincoln, Ion, rev. ION ON (N.985/2; S.1359), toned, a pleasing example, good very fine

£130-180

LINCOLN

PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990 Bt. Baldwin, March 1964

809 809

810

Henry III, Penny, 1.58g, long cross coinage, 1247-72, class IIIa, Northampton, Lucas, rev. LVKAS ON NORH (N.986; S.1362), lightly toned, very fine, scarce

£60-80

PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990 Bt. Baldwin, January 1964 Ex Wells 810

Henry III, Penny, 1.34g, long cross coinage, 1247-72, class IIIb, Gloucester, Ion, rev. ION ON GLOVCE (N.986; S.1362), toned, very fine, scarce

£60-80

PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990 Bt. Baldwin, February 1964 Ex Wells

811

812 811 Henry III, Penny, 1.33g, long cross coinage, 1247-72, class IVb, London, Henry, rev. HENRI ON LVNDE (N.989; S.1366), nearly very fine, rare

£150-200

PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990 Bt. Baldwin, March 1964 812

Henry III, Penny, 1.24g, long cross coinage, 1247-72, class Vc, Canterbury, Robert, rev. ROBERT ON CANT, retrograde legend (N.993; S.1369), toned, good very fine PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990 Bt. Baldwin, August 1965 www.spink.com

£50-60

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814

815

814 (x1.5)

815 (x1.5)

813

Henry III, Penny, 1.46g, long cross coinage, 1247-72, class Vd, London, Willem (N.994; S.1369), good very fine, rare

£150-200

PROVENANCE:

Glendining, 7 June 1974, lot 62 R.C. Lockett, Glendining, 26-27 April 1960, lot 3965 (part) - with R.C. Lockett ticket 814

Edward I (1272-1307), Penny, 1.39g, class 1a/1c mule, London, first crown, rev. small lettering (N.1010/1012; S.1380/1382), slight edge loss, a pleasing example, good very fine, rare

£250-300

PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990 815

Edward I, Penny, 1.39g, class 1c, London (N.1012; S.1382), bold bust, almost extremely fine

£100-130

PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990

816 816

817

Edward I, Penny, 1.34g, class 2a, London (N.1014; S.1385), very fine

818 £40-50

PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990 Bt. Baldwin, September 1960 817

Edward I, Penny, 1.44g, class 2b, Bristol (N.1015; S.1386), good very fine

£50-60

PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990 Bt. Baldwin, December 1958 Ex. E.J. Winstanley, collection acquired by Baldwin 818

Edward I, Penny, 1.28g, class 3a, London (N.1016; S.1387), very fine

£50-60

PROVENANCE:

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820

821

819

820 (x1.5)

821 (x1.5)

819

Edward I, Penny, 1.43g, class 3b, Canterbury (N.1017; S.1388), very fine

820

Edward I, Penny, 1.38g, class 3c, Bristol (N.1018; S.1389), toned, most pleasing, extremely fine

£50-60

£80-100

PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990 Bt. Baldwin, November 1964 Edward I, Penny, 1.45g, class 3d, Durham (N.1019; S.1390), toned, superb bust, almost extremely fine

821

£100-130

PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990

824

822

823

824 (x1.5) 822

Edward I, Penny, 1.44g, class 3g, Durham (N.1022; S.1393), very fine

£40-60

PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990 823

Edward I, Penny, 1.43g, class 4a, London (N.1023; S.1394), very fine

£40-50

PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990 824

Edward I, Penny, 1.38g, class 7b, London (N.1033; S.1404), good very fine, rare PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990 www.spink.com

£90-110

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825

829

827

825 (x1.5) 825

828

826

Edward I, Penny, 1.45g, class 8a, London (N.1034/1; S.1405), good very fine, scarce

£50-60

PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990 R Carlyon Britton, collection acquired by Seaby 1960-61 826

Edward I, Penny, 1.40g, class 9a, London (N.1036/1; S.1407), very fine

£40-50

PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990 827

Edward I, Penny, 1.41g, class 9b, Newcastle (N.1037/1; S.1408), toned, nearly very fine

£40-50

PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990 828

Edward I, Penny, 1.40g, class 10cf3, Canterbury (N.1041; S.1412), toned, very fine

£30-40

PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990 829

Edward II (1307-27), Penny, 1.44g, class 15a, London (N.1066; S.1461), about very fine

£40-50

PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990

830 830

831

Edward II, Penny, 1.46g, class 15b, London (N.1067; S.1462), very fine

£40-50

PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990 831

Edward III (1327-77), first coinage, 1327-35, Penny, 1.36g, class 15d, York, lombardic Ns, rev. CIVITAS EBORACI, quatrefoil at centre, three added pellets in TAS quarter (N.1098; S.1531), edge loss between 6 and 9 o’clock, otherwise very fine, rare,

£250-350

PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990

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832

832 (x1.5) 832

833

833 (x1.5)

Edward III, first coinage, 1327-35, Halfpenny, 0.48g, Berwick, class 8, rev. bear’s head in two angles (N.1090; S.1537), about very fine, rare

VILLA

BERWIC,

£130-160

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, January 1977 833

Edward III, third or Florin coinage, 1344-51, Penny, Reading, VILLA in second angle (N.1129; S.1555), lightly toned, very fine, very rare

RADINGY,

escallop £400-500

PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead collection, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990 Bt. Baldwin, 1971 Lord Grantley IV, Glendining, 20-21 April 1944, lot 1366 J.G. Murdoch, Sotheby, 31 March-4 April 1903, lot 294 (part) H. Montagu, Sotheby, 18-23 November 1895, lot 446 (part)

834 834 (x1.5)

834

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Edward III, fourth coinage, treaty period, 1361-69, Noble, 7.64g, London, m.m. cross potent, king, crowned, standing facing in ship holding sword and shield, annulet before EDWARD, rev. floriate cross arms extending from central panel containing letter E, crowned leopards in angles, MEDIV (Schneider 86-87; N.1232; S.1503), good very fine

£2,000-3,000

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835

836

835 (x1.5) 835

Edward III, fourth coinage, treaty period, 1361-69, transitional series, 1361-63, Half noble, 3.81g, London, m.m. cross potent, king, crowned, standing facing in ship holding sword and shield, annulet before ED DEI GRA REX ANGL DNS HIB Z ACQ, rev. floriate cross arms extending from central panel containing letter E, crowned leopards in angles, annulet on angles (Schneider -; N.1223; S.1500), very fine, very rare variety with Acquitanian title

£1,500-1,800

PROVENANCE:

Gibbs, Spink auction 67, 16 November 1988, lot 2 836

Edward III, fourth coinage, treaty period, 1361-69, Groat, 4.55g, London, m.m. cross potent, annulet before EDWARD, double annulet stops, rev. double saltire stops (N.1248; S.1616), very fine, rare

£180-220

837 837 (x1.5) 837

Richard II (1377-99), Noble, 7.79g, London, type Ib, m.m. -/cross pattée, type I lettering, king, crowned, standing facing in ship holding sword and shield, FRANC, rev. floriate cross arms extending from central panel containing letter R, crowned leopards in angles (Schneider 129-30 - same obv. dies; N.1302; S.1655), good very fine, rare

£3,000-4,000

PROVENANCE:

L.M. LaRiviere, Spink auction 124, 18 November 1997, lot 1719 Superior Stamp and Coin Co. Inc, 15-19 June 1976, lot 2264

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Richard II, Quarter-noble, 1.90g, London, type Ib, m.m. cross pattée, shield within tressure, rev. floriate cross arms extending from central panel containing lis, leopards in angles, nothing above shield (N.1318; S.1673), a pleasing example, good very fine, scarce

£800-1,000

PROVENANCE:

Spink auction 64, 23 June 1988, lot 201

839 839

Richard II, Groat, 4.72g, London, type II, m.m. cross pattée, new regular lettering, rev. reverse barred Ns (N.1320b; S.1679), very fine, rare

FRANC,

£1,000-1,200

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, April 1976

840

840 (x1.5) 840

841

841 (x1.5)

Richard II, Halfgroat, 2.10g, London, type II/IIa mule, m.m. cross pattée, small pellet over central fleur of crown, without FRANC, rev. reverse barred Ns (DIG 2/1; Potter 2/IIa; N.1322/1323; S.1682/1683), good fine, a very rare mule

£300-400

PROVENANCE:

SNC, September 1972, no. 8433 841

Richard II, Penny, 1.05g, York, type Ib, X on breast, pellet by each shoulder, rev. ANGLIE, quatrefoil at centre (N.1329b; S.1692), about very fine, very rare PROVENANCE:

R.C. Lockett, Glendining, 11-17 October 1956, lot 1365 (part) www.spink.com

£120-150

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AN ATTRACTIVE HENRY IV LIGHT COINAGE NOBLE

842

842 (x1.5)

842

Henry IV (1399-1413), light coinage, 1412-13, Noble, 7.03g, m.m. cross pattée, king, crowned, standing facing in ship holding sword and shield, slipped trefoil on side of ship, rev. floriate cross arms extending from central panel containing letter H with pellet to left, crowned leopards in angles, trefoil in first quarter (Schneider 209- same obv. dies; N.1355; S.1715), weakness on face, an attractive example, good very fine, very rare

£5,000-7,000

PROVENANCE:

Duprée, collection acquired by Spink, 1989 R.C. Lockett, Glendining, 17 October 1961, lot 4288 B. Roth, Sotheby, 19 July 1917, lot 192 Found at Shoreham, Sussex, 6 July 1901

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843 843

843 (x1.5)

Henry IV or Henry V, Groat, 3.70g, mule Henry IV class III/Henry V class B, London, m.m. cross pattée, slipped trefoil after FRANC, annulet to left and pellet to right of crown, nine tressures, rev. saltire stops, S in TAS recut (N.1359b/1386; S.1728/1763), double struck on obverse, good fine, very rare

£1,200-1,500

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, September 1982

844

844 (x1.5) 844

Henry V (1413-22), Half-noble, 3.49g, class C (late), London, m.m. pierced cross, king standing facing in ship holding sword and shield, mullet above shield, broken annulet on hull of ship, rev. floriate cross, arms extending from central panel containing letter H, crowned leopards in angles, broken annulet in second quarter (Schneider 237-39; N.1377; S.1750), weak in places on reverse, good very fine, extremely rare

£2,500-3,000

PROVENANCE:

Spink auction 67, 17 November 1988, lot 14 R.C. Lockett, Glendining, 4-6 November 1958, lot 3081

845 845

845 (x1.5)

Henry V, Halfpenny, 0.45g, class C, London, m.m. pierced cross, broken annulets by crown (N.1409; S.1794), very fine PROVENANCE:

R.C. Lockett, Glendining, 11-17 October 1956, lot 1418 (part) www.spink.com

£60-80

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846

846 (x1.5) 846

Henry VI (first reign 1422-61), annulet issue, 1422-c.1430, Noble, 6.93g, London, m.m. lis, king, crowned, facing in ship holding sword and shield, annulet by sword arm, lis after HENRIC, trefoil stops, rev. floriate cross arms extending from central panel containing letter H, crowned leopards in angles, annulet in first spandrel, mullet after IHC, AVT, annulet stops, ILLORV (Schneider 280 - same obverse die; N.1414; S.1799), two light marks on reverse, good portrait, good very fine

£2,500-3,000

PROVENANCE:

Duprée, collection acquired by Spink, 1989

847

847 (x1.5) 847

Henry VI, first reign, annulet issue, 1422-c.1430, Half-noble, 3.47g, London, m.m. lis, king, crowned, facing in ship holding sword and shield, annulet by sword arm, lis after HENRIC, trefoil stops, rev. floriate cross arms extending from central panel containing letter H, crowned leopards in angles, annulet in first spandrel, annulet stops (Schneider 291-93; N.1417; S.1805), reverse double struck in places and light mark by edge at 1 o’clock, good portrait, good very fine

£1,800-2,200

PROVENANCE:

SNC, June 1988, no.3553 Page 183

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849

848 848

849

Henry VI, first reign, annulet issue, 1422-c.1430, Groat, 3.94g, Calais, m.m. cross II, annulets by neck, nothing on breast, rev. added annulet in second and fourth quarters (N.1423; S.1836), toned, good very fine

£120-150

Henry VI, first reign, rosette mascle issue, 1430-31, Halfgroat, 1.88g, Calais, m.m. cross IIIa/V, rosettes stops, mascle after REX, rev. rosette after POSVI, saltire stops (N.1448; S.1862), toned, good very fine

£100-130

850 851 850

851

852

853 853

854

855

www.spink.com

852

Henry VI, first reign, rosette mascle issue, 1430-31, Penny, 0.92g, Calais, m.m. cross V, rosette after HENRICVS, rev. rosette after CALISIE (N.1450; S.1865), a most attractive example, extremely fine

£180-220

Henry VI, first reign, pinecone mascle issue, 1431/2-32/3, Groat, 3.85g, London, m.m. cross IIIb/V, pinecone after HENRIC and DI, mascle after REX, rev. pinecone after POSVI, mascle before LON, pinecone after DON (N.1460; S.1874), toned, good very fine

£130-150

Henry VI, first reign, pinecone mascle issue, 1431-32/33, Groat, 3.65g, Calais, m.m. IIIb/V, rev. pinecone after POSVI, mascle before LA, pinecone after SIE (N.1461; S.1875), very fine

£100-120

855 854 Henry VI, first reign, leaf trefoil issue, 1436-38, Penny, 0.96g, London, m.m. cross IIIb/V, leaf on breast, trefoil after REX (N.1490/1; S.1903), small edge split below bust, pleasing, almost extremely fine

£200-250

Henry VI, first reign, leaf-pellet issue, 1445-54, Groat, 3.82g, class C, London, m.m. cross IIIb/-, leaf on neck, fleur on breast cusp, pellets by crown, ANGLI, rev. added pellet on inner circle in first and third quarters (N.1505; S.1915), very fine, scarce

£180-220

Henry VI, first reign, cross-pellet issue, 1453-61, Penny, 0.90g, York, Archbishop Booth, pellet each side of crown, saltires by neck, ?leaf on breast, rev. quatrefoil in centre, added pellets in first and third quarters (N.1521; S.1940), very fine

£100-120

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856

856 (x1.5) 856

Edward IV (first reign, 1461-70), light coinage 1464-70, Ryal, 7.67g, London, m.m. none/sun, king, crowned, standing facing in ship holding sword and shield, flag with letter E at stern, rose below on ships hull, trefoil stops, rev. rose over a radiate sun over royal cross, crowned leopards in angles, large fleurs in spandrels, trefoil stop after I in IBAT (Schneider cf. 349-357; N.1549; S.1950), roundly struck on a large even flan, good very fine

ÂŁ2,500-3,500

PROVENANCE:

Spink auction 64, 23 June 1988, lot 205

857

857 (x1.5) 857

Edward IV (first reign, 1461-70), light coinage 1464-70, Half-ryal, 3.90g, York, m.m. none/sun, king, crowned, standing facing in ship holding sword and shield, flag with letter E at stern, rose on ships hull, E below, trefoil stops, trefoil after E in EDWARD, rev. rose over a radiate sun over royal cross, crowned leopards in angles, small trefoils in spandrels (Schneider cf. 425; N.1558; S.1963), weakly struck in places, extensive lustre, almost extremely fine, rare

ÂŁ2,500-3,000

PROVENANCE:

Gibbs, Spink auction 67, 16 November 1988, lot 22 Page 185

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859

858

860

859 (x1.5) 858

859

860

Edward IV, first reign, light coinage, 1474-70, Groat, 2.82g, London, m.m. crown/sun, quatrefoils by neck, quatrefoil on breast, trefoils on cusps (N.1571; S.2001), very fine

£100-140

Edward IV, first reign, light coinage, 1464-70, Penny, 0.81g, York, Archbishop Neville, London dies (type VII 1), m.m. lis, G to left of neck and key to right, rev. quatrefoil at centre (N.1595; S.2063), toned, a pleasing example of this issue, weak on face, very fine

£80-100

Henry VI (second reign, 1470-71), Groat, 2.76g, London, m.m. restoration cross, small trefoils on cusps, HENRICV, and FRANC, rev. crescent shaped contraction mark between M of IVTOREM and MEVM (N.1617; S.2082), toned, a couple of small edge chips, very fine, scarce

£350-450

PROVENANCE:

R.C. Lockett, Glendining, 11-17 October 1956, lot 1611 (part)

861 861

Henry VI, second reign, Groat, 2.99g, London, m.m. restoration cross/lis, small trefoils on cusps, HENRICV, and FRANC, rev. no stops (N.1617; S.2082), very fine, scarce

£300-400

862 862 (x1.5) 862

Edward IV (second reign, 1471-83), Angel, 5.04g, m.m. pierced cross, St. Michael spearing dragon, saltire stops, rev. shield within ship, cross above dividing E and a rose, saltire stops (Schneider not listed for this m.m.; N.1626; S.2091), weak on angel’s face, good very fine PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, April 1982 www.spink.com

£1,800-2,500

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863

864

863 (x1.5) 864 (x1.5) 863

Edward IV, second reign, Penny, 0.84g, York, type XII 2, Archbishop Neville, m.m. short cross fitchée, G to left of neck and key to right, rev. quatrefoil at centre (N.1645; S.2125), good very fine

£120-150

PROVENANCE:

P. Woodhead, portion of collection acquired by Spink, 1990 864

Richard III in the name of Edward V (1483), Groat, 2.77g, London, m.m. boar’s head 1 on obv. altered from sun and rose, rev. m.m. not visible, pellet in spandrel below bust, EDWARD, fleurs on all cusps, except over crown, saltire stops, rev. barred A in TAS (N.1680; S.2155), flan split, some scuffs, fine, very rare

£3,000-4,000

PROVENANCE:

Christie’s, 4 October 1977, lot 81

866

865

866 (x1.5) 865

Richard III (1483-85), Groat, 2.78g, m.m. halved sun and rose 1, no pellet below bust, rev. unbarred A in TAS (N.1679; S.2154), nearly very fine

£600-800

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, June 1977 866

Richard III, Halfgroat, 1.45g, m.m. halved sun and rose 2/-, no pellet below bust, rev. unbarred A, V in CIVITAS recut (DIG 6/2vi- this coin; N.1682; S.2162), nearly very fine, very rare

£2,500-3,000

PROVENANCE:

G.W. Bower, Glendining, 16 June 1972, lot 321 Ex. E.J. Winstanley V.J.E. Ryan, Glendining, 22-24 January 1952, lot 962 E. Rashleigh, Sotheby, 21 June-1 July 1909, lot 752 Ex. R. Sainthill, Sotheby, 27 April 1870 Page 187

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867

867 (x1.5) 867

Henry VII (1485-1509), Angel, 5.13g, class IV, m.m. greyhound’s head, St. Michael spearing dragon, saltire stops, FRA, rev. shield within ship, cross above dividing H and rose, CRVC and REDE (Schneider 530-532 - this different dies; N.1697; S.2185), struck from rusty dies, bold mintmark and Angel, good very fine, scarce

£2,000-2,500

PROVENANCE:

Glendining, 19 June 1974, lot 7

868

868 (x1.5) 868

Henry VII, Groat, 2.82g, class IIIa, m.m. cinquefoil, crown with two jewelled arches, rosette stops, rev. rosettes stops before and after CIVITAS and LONDON (N.1705; S.2198), full flan, good very fine, rare PROVENANCE:

SNC, January 1976, no.197 Ex. W.J. Potter www.spink.com

£600-800

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869

870

Henry VII, profile coinage, Groat, 2.77g, tentative issue, m.m. cross crosslet, crowned bust right, HENRIC VII, rev. shield over long cross fourchée, P of POSVI, struck over another letter (N.1743; S.2254), good fine, rare

£350-400

PROVENANCE:

SNC, April 1973, no.3126 870

Henry VII, profile coinage, regular issue, Groat, 2.98g, m.m. pheon/cross crosslet preceded by colon, crowned bust right, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.1747; S.2258), small edge nick, very fine, an extremely rare m.m. mule

£500-700

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, January 1977

871 871

Henry VII, profile coinage, regular issue, Halfgroat, 1.54g, London, m.m. lis/pheon, crowned bust right, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.1749; S.2259), nearly very fine

£150-200

872 872

Henry VII, profile coinage, regular issue, Halfgroat, 1.30g, York, m.m. rose, crowned bust right, rev. shield over long cross fourchée, no marks (N.1751/1; S.2262), scratch by face, nearly very fine

£100-130

This type was formerly attributed to Canterbury but now assigned to York based on a die link to a York coin.

873 873

Henry VII, profile coinage, regular issue, Halfgroat, 1.48g, York, Archbishop Bainbridge, m.m. martlet, crowned bust right, rev. shield, keys below, over long cross fourchée (N.1751/1; S.2263A), good fine

£80-100 Page 189

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VERY RARE GEORGE NOBLE OF HENRY VIII

874

874 (x2)

874

Henry VIII (1509-47), second coinage, 1526-44, George Noble, 4.60g, m.m. rose, ship right, rose impaled on mast, HK (Henry and Katherine of Aragon) above, rev. St. George on horseback spearing dragon (Schneider 576; N.1785; S.2270), minor crease, good fine and very rare PROVENANCE:

Glendining, 7 July 1982, lot 19

www.spink.com

ÂŁ15,000-20,000

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875

875 (x1.5) 875

Henry VIII, second coinage, 1526-44, Crown of the double-rose, 3.62g, HR/HK, m.m. rose, crowned rose dividing H and R, rev. crowned shield dividing H and K (Schneider 579-82; N.1788; S.2273), very fine

£1,400-1,800

PROVENANCE:

Glendining, 17 June 1974, lot 121 R.C. Lockett, 26-27 April 1960, lot 4056 - with Lockett ticket

876 876

Henry VIII, second coinage, 1526-44, Groat, 2.76g, m.m. lis, lombardic lettering, crowned bust right, Laker bust D, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.1797; S.2337E), an attractive example, almost extremely fine

£350-450

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, January 1977

877 877

Henry VIII, second coinage, 1526-44, Groat, 2.61g, m.m. rose, lombardic lettering, crowned bust right, Laker bust D, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.1797; S.2337E), very fine

£180-220

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A GOOD EXAMPLE OF THE THIRD COINAGE SOUTHWARK SOVEREIGN OF HENRY VIII

878

878 (x1.5)

878

Henry VIII, third coinage, 1544-47, Sovereign, 11.86g, Southwark, m.m. S, king, crowned and bearded seated facing on throne, rose below feet, rev. crowned shield supported by lion to left and dragon to right, panel with letters HR below (Schneider 611; N.1825; S.2291), toned, almost very fine PROVENANCE:

Duprée, collection acquired by Spink, 1989

www.spink.com

£8,000-10,000

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879 879 (x1.5) 879

880

Henry VIII, third coinage, 1544-47, Quarter-angel, 1.23g, m.m. lis, St. Michael, wearing tunic, spearing dragon, AGLIE, rev. shield within ship, cross above dividing H and a rose (Schneider 629; N.1833; S.2304A), nearly very fine, rare

£1,000-1,500

PROVENANCE:

Duprée, collection acquired by Spink, 1989 880

Henry VIII, third coinage, 1544-47, Testoon, 6.91g, Tower, m.m. pellet in annulet, crowned, bearded facing bust, HENRIC 8, rev. crowned rose dividing crowned h-R (N.1841; S.2365), good fine, rare

£1,000-1,200

PROVENANCE:

SNC February 1972, no.1991

881

881 (x1.5) 881

Edward VI (1547-53), second period, Jan.1549-Apr.1550, Half-sovereign, 5.06g, Tower, m.m. arrow, bare headed bust right, rosette stops, SCVTUM FIDEI PROTEGET EVM rev. crowned, garnished shield (Schneider 670 - same obverse die; N.1908; S.2435), slight crease, pleasing, very fine

£3,500-4,500

PROVENANCE:

Gibbs, Spink auction 67, 16 November 1988, lot 41 R.C. Lockett, Glendining, 11-17 October 1956, lot 1860

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882

882 (x1.5) 882

Edward VI, second period, Jan.1549-Apr.1550, Half-sovereign, 4.67g, London, m.m. swan/arrow, crowned bust right, rev. crowned garnished shield dividing ER (Schneider 673; N.1911; S.2438), almost very fine, rare

£3,000-3,500

PROVENANCE:

Duprée, collection acquired by Spink, 1989 R. Duncan Beresford-Jones, Spink auction 19, 2 June 1983, lot 45 R.C. Lockett, Glendining, 11-17 October 1956, lot 1866

883

883 (x1.5)

883

Edward VI, second period, Jan.1549-Apr.1550, ¿ Crown, 2.62g, Southwark, m.m. Y, crowned bust right, large W in EDWARD, rev. crowned garnished shield, dividing ER (Schneider 688; N.1914; S.2442), flan crack, nearly very fine, very rare PROVENANCE:

Duprée, collection acquired by Spink, 1989 Bridgewater House, Sotheby, 15-16 June 1972, lot 44 www.spink.com

£2,500-3,500

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A SUPERB 1551 CROWN

884

884 (x1.5)

884

Edward VI, fine issue, 1551-53, Crown, 30.66g, 1551, m.m. y, king, crowned and holding sword riding right, date below, rev. shield over long cross fourchĂŠe (N.1933; S.2478), toned, most attractive, extremely fine

ÂŁ4,000-5,000

PROVENANCE:

F.R. Cooper, sold privately S.A.H. Whetmore, Glendining, 14 July 1961, lot 2 F.B. Nightingale, Glendining, 24 October 1951, lot 1 H.M. Lingford I, Glendining, 24 October 1950, lot 3

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885 885

Edward VI, fine issue, 1551-53, Crown, 30.42g, 1552, m.m. tun, king, crowned and holding sword riding right, date below, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.1933; S.2478), nearly very fine

£1,000-1,300

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, June 1973

886 886

Edward VI, fine issue, 1551-53, Halfcrown, 15.58g, 1551, m.m. y, king, riding right on walking horse with plume on head, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.1934; S.2479), nearly very fine

£1,200-1,500

887 887

Edward VI, fine issue, 1551-53, Shilling, 5.97g, m.m. tun, crowned facing bust half left, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.1937; S.2482), nearly very fine

£200-250

888 888

www.spink.com

Edward VI, fine issue, 1551-53, Sixpence, 2.99g, York, m.m. mullet, crowned facing bust half left, rev. CIVITAS EBORACI, shield over long cross fourchée (N.1939; S.2484), good fine, scarce

£180-220

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889

889 (x1.5) 889

Mary (sole rule, 1553-54), Angel, 5.18g, class I, m.m. pomegranate, annulet stops, St. Michael spearing dragon, rev. shield within ship, cross above dividing M and a rose (N.1958; S.2490), weak on Angel’s face, very fine

£3,500-4,500

PROVENANCE:

Duprée, collection acquired by Spink, 1989

890 890

891

Mary sole rule, Groat, 1.94g, m.m. pomegranate, crowned bust left, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.1960; S.2492), double struck on obverse, very fine

£200-250

Philip and Mary (1554-58), Shilling, 5.92g, undated, busts vis a vis, crown above, full titles, rev. garnished shield, crown above dividing value (N.1967; S.2498), very fine

£1,200-1,500

892 892

893

891

893

Elizabeth I (1558-1603), first issue, 1559-60, Shilling, 5.82g, m.m. lis, crowned bust left, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.1985; S.2549), very fine

£500-600

Elizabeth I, third and fourth issues, 1561-77, Sixpence, 3.00g, 1561, m.m. pheon, crowned small bust left, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.1997; 2560), pleasing, good very fine

£280-350 Page 197

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ELIZABETH I SHIP-RYAL

894

894 (x1.5)

894

Elizabeth I, sixth issue, 1583-1600, Ship-Ryal, 7.54g, m.m. -/escallop, queen in galleon, crowned and wearing elaborate dress, holding orb, rose below, E on flag at prow, rev. floriate cross over rose on sun burst, leopards and crowns around (Schneider 785; N.2004; S.2530), a little weak on Queen’s face, very fine, very rare PROVENANCE:

Duprée, collection acquired by Spink, 1989 Dr. E. Carter, collection acquired by Baldwin, 1950 L.E. Bruun, Sotheby, 18-22 May 1925, lot 634

www.spink.com

£25,000-30,000

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895 895

895 (x1.5)

Elizabeth I, sixth issue, 1583-1600, ¿ Crown, 2.69g, m.m tun, crowned bust left with flowing hair and wearing an elaborate dress, rev. crowned shield dividing ER (Schneider 813; N.2010; S.2536), slight crease, good very fine, scarce

£3,000-4,000

PROVENANCE:

Duprée, collection acquired by Spink, 1989 Barnes, Sotheby, 26 June 1974, lot 140

896 896

Elizabeth I sixth issue, 1583-1600, Shilling, 5.80g, m.m. woolpack, crowned bust left, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.2014; S.2577), weak in places in reverse legend, very fine

897 897

£250-350

898

Elizabeth I, seventh issue, 1601-02, Crown, 29.86g, m.m. 1, crowned bust left in elaborate dress holding sceptre and orb, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.2012; S.2582), small edge split above crown, even tone, almost extremely fine

£3,000-4,000

PROVENANCE:

Ex Rodney Smith, sold privately 898

Elizabeth I, seventh issue, 1601-02, Crown, 29.89g, m.m. 1, crowned bust left in elaborate dress holding sceptre and orb, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.2012; S.2582), small edge split above crown, weakness in legends, even tone, good very fine

£2,500-3,500 Page 199

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POSSIBLY THE FINEST KNOWN MINTMARK 2 CROWN OF ELIZABETH I

899

899 (x1.5)

899

Elizabeth I, seventh issue 1601-02, Crown, 30.14g, m.m. 2, crowned bust left holding sceptre and orb, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.2012; S.2582), extremely fine, possibly one of the finest known and extremely rare in this condition PROVENANCE:

Karon, Spink auction 129, 17 November 1998, lot 66 Inveruglas, Noble Numismatics Auction 48, 11 July 1995, lot 4435 The Crown with the rare mintmark 2 appears approximately 50 times less frequently than the only other Crown of Elizabeth with the mintmark 1.

www.spink.com

£15,000-20,000

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Elizabeth I, seventh issue 1601-02, Halfcrown, 14.77g, m.m.1, crowned bust left holding sceptre and orb, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.2013; S.2583), some surface cracks, very fine, reverse better

£2,500-3,000

901

901 (x1.5) 901

Elizabeth I, milled coinage, 1561-70, Half-Pound, m.m star, 5.59g, bust D, plain Z, crowned bust in decorated dress left, rev. crowned shield dividing E-R (N.2019/3; S.2543), very light X mark of value on reverse, slightly creased otherwise about extremely fine, rare

£5,000-6,000

PROVENANCE:

Duprée, collection acquired by Spink, 1989

902 902

Elizabeth I, milled coinage, 1561-70, Shilling, 3.07g, 1567, m.m. lis, crowned bust left, REGINA, rev. shield over long cross fourchée (N.2030; S.2599), fields tooled, very fine

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ONE OF THE FINEST EXAMPLES OF THE PORTCULLIS MONEY EIGHT-TESTERNS

903

903 (x1.5)

903

Elizabeth I, Portcullis Money, Eight-Testerns, 26.95g, undated (1600-01), m.m. 0, crowned shield dividing crowned E-R, rev. crowned portcullis (N.-; Prid.1; S.2607A), extremely fine, a fully round and well struck up example, certainly one of the finest known and very rare in this high grade This and the following three coins were purchased as a ‘set’ from Spink, February 1978 for £5,500. In his letter offering the coins, Patrick Finn observed ‘These pieces were struck at the Tower Mint for the use of the Governor and Company of Merchants of London. They are considered by many to be our first purely colonial issues. Basically they were produced as an attempt to consolidate Britain’s influence in the economic and commercial struggle with other would be colonisers. It is unusual to be able to obtain a complete set since it is the dollar alone which is usually available. I think this is a good opportunity for you to purchase them for the collection since the dollar itself can often command around £3,500 and is actually more common than (the) smaller pieces.’

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£20,000-25,000

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THE RARE PORTCULLIS MONEY FOUR-TESTERNS

904

904 (x1.5)

904

Elizabeth I, Portcullis Money, Four-Testerns, 13.50g, undated (1600-01), m.m. 0, crowned shield dividing crowned E-R, rev. crowned portcullis (N.-; Prid.2; S.2607B), edge pushed in and weak at 9 o’clock, otherwise extremely fine, very rare

£4,000-6,000

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THE RARELY OFFERED PORTCULLIS MONEY TWO-TESTERNS

905

905 (x1.5)

905

Elizabeth I, Portcullis Money, Two-Testerns, 6.93g, undated (1600-01), m.m. 0, crowned shield dividing crowned E-R, rev. crowned portcullis (N.-; Prid.3; S.2607C), attractive old tone, a die flaw on the reverse, the legends weak in places otherwise extremely fine, extremely rare PROVENANCE:

R.C. Lockett, Glendining, 11-17 October 1956, lot 2064 The distinctive die flaw on the reverse, visible in the Lockett plate, was also present on the only other example to have appeared recently, Spink auction 190, 27 September 2007, lot 570 (sold for ÂŁ7,920)

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ÂŁ6,000-8,000

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A SUPERB PORTCULLIS MONEY TESTERN

906

906 (x1.5)

906

Elizabeth I, Portcullis Money, Testern, 3.33g, undated (1600-01), m.m. 0, crowned shield dividing crowned E-R, rev. crowned portcullis (N.-; Prid.4; S.2607D), extremely fine, extremely rare

ÂŁ3,000-4,000

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907

907 (x1.5) 907

James I (1603-25), first coinage 1603-04, Crown, 29.72g, m.m. thistle, king on horseback right, rev. square garnished shield (N.2070; S.2643), good very fine

ÂŁ3,000-4,000

908 908

James I, first coinage 1603-04, Halfcrown, 14.39g, m.m. thistle, king on horseback right, rev. square garnished shield (N.2071; S.2644), flat in centres, about fine, scarce PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, September 1978

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ÂŁ300-400

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JAMES I ROSE RYAL

909

909 (x1.5)

909

James I, second coinage 1604-19, Rose Ryal, 13.80g, m.m rose, king enthroned facing, holding sceptre and orb, portcullis below, rev. shield on rose (N.2079; S.2613), good very fine

£7,000-9,000

PROVENANCE:

Duprée collection, purchased by Spink 1989

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910

910 (x1.5)

910

James I, second coinage, 1604-19, Britain Crown, 2.51g, m.m. lis, first crowned bust right, rev. crowned shield (N.2090; S.2624), extremely fine

£800-1,000

PROVENANCE:

R.C. Lockett, Glendining, 11-17 October 1956, lot 2104 Gibbs, Spink auction 67, 16 November 1988, lot 63 There were six Britain Crowns in the Lockett sale. The other five all sold for £3 each, but this example, the only one illustrated, sold for £8.10/-.

911 911

James I, second coinage 1604-19, Crown, 29.56g, m.m. lis, king on horseback left, rev. square garnished shield (N.2097; S.2652), very fine PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, May 1977

www.spink.com

£2,000-3,000

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A PLEASING SECOND COINAGE JAMES I CROWN

912

912 (x1.5)

912

James I, second coinage, Crown, 29.51g, m.m. grapes over rose, king on horseback right, rev. m.m. grapes, square garnished shield (N.2097; S.2652), good very fine, very rare

ÂŁ4,000-5,000

PROVENANCE:

F. R. Cooper, Glendining, 8 November 1978, lot 27 V. J. E. Ryan, part II, Glendining, 22 January 1952, lot 1043 T. W. Barron, Sotheby, 27 February 1906, lot 13 J. G. Murdoch, part I, Sotheby, 31 March 1903, lot 752

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913 913

James I, second coinage 1604-19, Sixpence, 2.90g, 1605, m.m. lis, crowned bust right, rev. date over square shield (N.2099; S.2657), about extremely fine

£300-400

914

914 (x1.5)

914

James I, third coinage 1619-25, laurel, 9.07g, m.m. spur rowel, second, laureate, draped bust left, rev. crowned shield over cross fourchée (N.2112; S.2638), attractive portrait, good very fine

915 915

Gibbs, Spink auction 67, 16 November 1988, lot 68 www.spink.com

915 (x1.5)

James I, third coinage 1619-25, Quarter-Laurel, 2.23g, m.m. spur rowel, second, laureate, draped bust left, rev. crowned shield over cross fourchée (N.2118; S.2642), slightly double struck, otherwise extremely fine PROVENANCE:

£1,800-2,200

£800-1,200

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916 916

917

James I, third coinage 1619-25 (early), Halfcrown, 14.77g, m.m. thistle over rose, king on horseback right, rev. m.m. small thistle, square garnished shield, bird headed harp (N.2122; S.2666), good fine, an extremely rare overmark

£800-1,200

PROVENANCE:

Purchased Spink, September 1978 Spink Numismatic Circular, December 1973, no.9968 (£600) R.C. Lockett, Glendining, 11-17 October 1956, lot 2147 917

James I, third coinage 1619-25, Halfcrown, 14.90g, m.m thistle, king on horseback right, plain ground line, legend reads MAG BRI FRA ET HIB, rev. square garnished shield, no stops (N.2122; S.2666), part of legends double struck, good very fine

£600-800

PROVENANCE:

Purchased Spink, September 1978 Dr E.C. Carter, collection purchased by Baldwin, 1950

918 918

919

James I, third coinage 1619-25, Halfcrown, 14.83g, m.m. thistle, king on horseback right, plain ground line, rev. plume over square garnished shield (N.2123; S.2667), metal weakness in centres but a full round coin, very fine

£600-800

PROVENANCE:

Purchased Spink, September 1978 Baldwin 1968 Dr E. C. Carter, collection purchased en bloc by Baldwin, 1950 919

James I, third coinage 1619-25, Halfcrown, 14.91g, m.m. lis, king on horseback right, plain ground line, rev. square garnished shield (N.2122; S.2666), good very fine

£600-800

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink September 1978

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920 920

921

James I, third coinage 1619-25, Halfcrown, 14.58g, m.m. lis, king on horseback right, plain ground line, legend reads MAG BRI FRA ET HI, rev. plumes over square garnished shield (N.2123; S.2667), good very fine

£600-800

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, September 1978 Lingford, Glendining, 20-21 June 1951, lot 1260 921

James I, third coinage 1619-25, Halfcrown, 14.64g, m.m. lis, king on horseback right, plain ground line, legend reads MAG BRI FRA ET HI, rev. square garnished shield (N.2122; S.2666), very fine

£400-500

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink September 1978

922 922

James I, third coinage 1619-25, Halfcrown, 14.75g, m.m. lis, king on horseback right, plain ground line, rev. plume over square garnished shield (N.2123; S.2667), edge pushed in at 1 o’clock (as struck), a soft strike with the figure of the king flat, otherwise good very fine

£300-400

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink September 1978

923 923

924

James I, third coinage 1619-25, Halfcrown, 14.46g, m.m. trefoil, king on horseback right, plain ground line, rev. square garnished shield (N.2122; S.2666), about very fine

£300-500

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink September 1978 924 www.spink.com

James I, third coinage 1619-25, Shilling, 5.70g, m.m. trefoil, crowned sixth bust right, rev. square garnished shield (N.2124; S.2670), very fine

£200-250

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925

925 (x1.5) 925

Charles I (1625-49), Angel, 3.96g, Tower mint, m.m. heart, St. Michael slaying dragon, value to left, MAG BRI FR ET HI, rev. m.m. heart over anchor, AMOR POPVLI PRAESIDIVM REGIS, no stops, ship to left (N.2145; S.2683A; Schneider dies 7-5a), pierced for use as a touchpiece, very fine, very rare, the obverse die recorded by Schneider from this specimen

£2,000-3,000

PROVENANCE:

Clonterbrook Trust, Glendining, 7 June 1974, lot 224 R.C. Lockett, Glendining, 17 October 1961, lot 4433 R. Carlyon-Britton, collections purchased by Seaby 1949-61

926

926 (x1.5) 926

Charles I, Angel, 3.96g, Tower mint, m.m. triangle over anchor both sides, St. Michael slaying dragon, value to left, CAROLVS D G MAG BRI FR ET HI, rev. AMOR POPVLI PRAESIDIVM REGES, ship left (N.2145; S.2684A), pierced for use as a touch piece, extremely fine, rare in this quality

£3,000-4,000

PROVENANCE: Duprée, collection acquired by Spink 1989

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927

927 (x1.5)

927

Charles I, Unite, 8.98g, Tower mint, m.m. tower, second crowned bust left, rev. crowned square shield (Brooker 40 - this coin; N.2148; S.2687), extremely fine

£2,000-2,500

PROVENANCE:

Purchased Spink 1980 J.G. Brooker, Charles I collection acquired by Spink,1978

928

928 (x1.5)

Charles I, Double Crown, 4.50g, Tower mint, m.m. triangle, sixth ‘Briot’s’ bust, with lace collar, left, rev. m.m. triangle over anchor, crowned oval shield dividing crowned C-R (N.2177; S.2706), very fine, very rare PROVENANCE:

Duprée, collection purchased en bloc by Spink 1989 R.C. Lockett, Glendining, 11-17 October 1956, lot 2223 (‘very similar to Briot’s work’) Sir K. Vaughan-Morgan, Sotheby, 17 June 1935, lot 113 (‘a scarce m.m. for this denomination’) www.spink.com

£1,000-1,500

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929 929

Charles I, Crown, 29.98g, Tower mint, m.m. plume, group II, type 2b1, king on horseback left, rev. oval garnished shield, plume dividing C-R above (Brooker SCBI 33, 242; F.16; N.2192; S.2756), extremely fine, much lustre beneath old grey tone, very rare in this quality

£3,000-4,000

PROVENANCE:

J.G. Brooker, Charles I collection purchased by Spink 1978 J.M. Lingford, Glendining, 24-26 October 1950, lot 90 Watters, Glendining, 21-25 May 1917, lot 382 E. Rashleigh, Sotheby, 21 June - 1 July 1909, lot 901

930 930

Charles I, Halfcrown, 14.67g, Tower mint, type 1a2, m.m. lis, king on horseback left, rev. square garnished shield over long cross fourchée (Brooker SCBI 33, 280; N.2201; S.2764), good very fine

£800-1,200

PROVENANCE:

J G Brooker, Charles I collection purchased by Spink 1978

931 931 (x1.5) 931

Charles I, ‘fine work’ Shilling, 5.96g, Tower mint, type 2b, m.m. plumes, crowned bust left in ruff, armour and mantle, rev. plume dividing C-R above oval garnished shield (Brooker SCBI 33, 455; N.2222; S.2788), good very fine

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933

934

932 932

933

934

Charles I, Briot’s second milled coinage (1638-39), Sixpence, 2.85g, m.m. anchor, second crowned bust left, rev. crowned square shield over long cross fourchée (N.2306; S.2860), good very fine

£300-400

Charles I, Halfgroat, 1.04g, Tower mint, type 2a, m.m. plume, crowned bust left in ruff, armour and mantle, rev. oval garnished shield (N.2250; S.2824), very fine

£80-100

Charles I, Halfgroat, 1.05g, Tower mint, type 3a1, m.m. bell, crowned bust left, rev. rounder garnished shield with no inner circle (N.2257; S.2831), irregular edge, good very fine

£80-100

935

935 (x1.5)

935

Charles I, Civil War coinages, York, 1643-44, Halfcrown, 15.03g, type 1, m.m. lion, king, crowned and holding sword, riding left, ground line below, crowned, lightly garnished square topped shield dividing CR (Brooker 1076 - this coin; N.2309; S.2863), obverse off-centre, exceptional detail of horse and king, even tone, extremely fine, very rare PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, April 1980 J.G. Brooker, Charles I collection purchased by Spink 1978 R.C. Lockett II, Glendining, 11-17 October 1956, lot 2364 H. Montagu II, Sotheby, 18-20 November 1896, lot 562 W. Brice, collection acquired by Montagu, 1887 J.B. Bergne, Sotheby, 20-31 May 1873, lot 748 W. Durrant, Sotheby, 19-28 April 1847, lot 656 T. Dimsdale, Sotheby, 6-22 July 1824, lot 1014 www.spink.com

£2,500-3,500

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936 936

937

Charles I, Civil War coinages, York, 1643-44, Halfcrown, 13.79g, type 7, m.m. lion, king, crowned and holding sword, riding left, horse with tail between rear legs, EBOR below, HIBA with letter A struck over another letter, rev. crowned garnished oval shield dividing CR (cf. Brooker 1088a; N.2315; S.2869), obverse off-centre, almost extremely fine

£600-800

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, April 1980 J.G. Brooker, Charles I collection acquired by Spink 1978 - with Brooker ticket, but not listed in Sylloge. 937

Charles I, Civil War coinages, York, 1643-44, Halfcrown, 14.36g, type 7, m.m. lion, king, crowned and holding sword, riding left, horse with tail between rear legs, EBOR below, rev. crowned garnished oval shield dividing CR (Brooker 1088 - this coin; N.2315; S.2869), reverse off-centre, good very fine

£1,000-1,300

PROVENANCE:

J.G. Brooker - Charles I collection acquired by Spink, 1978 - with Brooker ticket R.C. Lockett, Glendining, 11-17 October 1956, lot 2373 - with Lockett ticket G. Hamilton-Smith, Sotheby, 21 July, 1913, lot 141 E.W. Rashleigh, Sotheby, 21 June - 1 July 1909, lot 141

939

938

940 938

939

940

Charles I, Civil War coinages, York, 1643-44, Shilling, 5.37g, type 1, m.m. lion, crowned bust left, rev. square topped shield over long cross fourchée with bezants in forks, EBOR above (Brooker 1089 ; N.2316; S.2870), flan flaw in REGNO, very fine

£450-550

Charles I, Civil War coinages, York, 1643-44, Shilling, 5.53g, type 1, m.m. lion, crowned bust left, rev. square topped shield over long cross fourchée with sprigs in forks, EBOR above (Brooker 1090; N.2316; S.2870), nearly very fine

£300-400

Charles I, Civil War coinages, York, 1643-44, Sixpence, 3.01g, m.m. lion, crowned bust left, rev. crowned, garnished oval shield (Brooker 1099; N.2321; S.2875), nearly very fine, rare

£400-500

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, May 1976 Page 217

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941 941

943 943 (x1.5)

Charles I, Civil War coinages, York, 1643-44, Threepence, 1.45g, m.m. lion, crowned bust left, rev. square topped shield over long cross fourchée (Brooker 1102-03; N.2323; S.2877), struck on a dished flan, toned, a pleasing example, extremely fine

£250-350

942

942 (x1.5) 942

Charles I, Civil War coinages, Aberystwyth, 1638/9-42, Halfcrown, 14.83g, m.m. book, King, crowned and holding sword riding left on a spirited horse, plume with coronet only behind, rev. Shrewsbury die, oval garnished shield, squat plume above (Brooker 745 - this coin; N.2327; S.2880), some weakness on horse, fully struck on a large flan, very fine, rare

£2,000-3,000

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, April 1980 J.G. Brooker, Charles I collection acquired by Spink, 1978 - with Brooker ticket R.C. Lockett, Glendining, 11-17 October 1956, lot 2382 - with Lockett ticket J. Dudman, Sotheby, 15-19 December 1913, lot 438 943

www.spink.com

Charles I, Civil War coinages, Aberystwyth, 1638/9-42, Halfgroat, 0.98g, 1642, m.m. book, crowned, armoured bust left, rev. large plume (Brooker 781-83; N.2343; S.2901), small edge chip, good very fine

£150-200

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A GOOD EXAMPLE OF THE SHREWSBURY HALF-POUND

944

944 (x1.5)

944

Charles I, Civil War coinages, Shrewsbury, 1642, Half-Pound, 59.98g, m.m. plume without band/-, King, crowned and holding sword, riding left over arms, no plume behind, rev. Declaration in two lines, three Shrewsbury plumes above with value, date below (Brooker 804 - same dies; N.2368; S.2924), double struck in places in obverse legend, lightly tooled in obverse fields, toned, pleasing neat horseman, good very fine, rare

ÂŁ3,000-4,000

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, March 1979

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A MOST ATTRACTIVE SHREWSBURY CROWN

945

945 (x1.5)

945

Charles I, Civil War coinages, Shrewsbury, 1642, Crown, 29.94g, m.m./group of seven pellets, King, crowned and holding sword, riding left, ground line below, Shrewsbury plume behind, rev. Declaration in two lines, three Shrewsbury plumes above with value, date below (Brooker 809 - same dies; N.2370; S.2926), minor surface metal flaws on reverse, pleasing and a rare reverse type, almost extremely fine PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, July 1983 H.M. Lingford, Glendining, 24-26 October 1950, lot 154 Sir K. Vaughan Morgan, Sotheby, 17 June 1935, lot 323 T. Ready, Sotheby, 15-19 November 1920, lot 696

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ÂŁ3,000-4,000

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A RARE DIE COMBINATION OXFORD TRIPLE-UNITE FORMERLY IN THE FAMOUS MURDOCH COLLECTION

946

946 (x1.5)

946

Charles I, Civil War coinages, Oxford, 1642-46, Triple-Unite, 26.72g, 1642, m.m. plume/-, king half-length left, crowned, armoured, holding sword and laurel branch, Oxford plume behind, rev. Declaration on scroll in three lines, LEGI, plumes above, date below (B-J dies, obv.3/rev.L1; Schneider 286-88 - same obverse die and 297 - same reverse die; Brooker 834 - this coin; N.2382; S.2724), reverse die crack running into scroll from 9 o’clock, good very fine, very rare with this die combination

£50,000-60,000

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, April 1980 J.G. Brooker, Charles I collection acquired by Spink, 1978 Glendining, 6 November 1953, lot 22 C.A. Watters, Glendining, 21-25 May, 1917, lot 377 J.G. Murdoch, Sotheby, 8-13 June 1903, lot 2 The last Murdoch Triple-Unite to be sold at auction, Murdoch lot 3, was in the Slaney collection, Spink auction 15 May 2003. This realised £25,300, an extraordinary price at that time for a Triple-Unite.

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AN ATTRACTIVE 1642 OXFORD POUND

947

947 (x1.5)

947

Charles I, Civil War coinages, 1642-46, Pound, 119.71g, 1642, m.m. Oxford plume/seven pellets, King, crowned and holding sword, riding left over arms and cannon, Oxford plume behind, rev. Declaration in two lines, three Oxford plumes above with value, date below (Brooker 860 - this coin; N.2398; S.2940), small edge knock, a most attractive full round example, almost extremely fine, rare PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, April 1980 J.G. Brooker, Charles I collection acquired by Spink 1978

www.spink.com

ÂŁ7,000-9,000

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A PLEASING OXFORD 1643 CROWN

948

948 (x1.5)

948

Charles I, Civil War coinages, Oxford, 1642-46, Crown, 29.40g, 1643, m.m. Oxford plume/six pellets, King, crowned and holding sword, riding left, ground line with grass below, Oxford plume behind, rev. Declaration in two lines, three Oxford plumes above with value, date below (Brooker 873 - this coin; N.2406; S.2947), slight weakness on horse, otherwise pleasing, toned, good very fine, rare

ÂŁ3,000-4,000

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, April 1980 J.G. Brooker, Charles I collection acquired by Spink, 1978 R.C. Lockett, Glendining, October 11-17, 1956, lot 2446 A. Thelluson, Sotheby, 19-20 October 1931, lot 237 L.E. Bruun, Sotheby, 18-22 May 1925, lot 782 - with Lockett and Brooker tickets

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949

949 (x1.5) 949

Charles I, Civil War coinages, Oxford, 1642-46, Crown, 30.19g, 1642, no m.m., Shrewsbury die, King, crowned and holding sword, riding left, ground line below, Shrewsbury plume behind, rev. Oxford die, Declaration in two lines, three Oxford plumes above with value, date below (Brooker 869 - same dies; N.2405; S.2949), pleasing, minor die crack extending into Declaration from 5 o’clock, extremely fine, rare

£4,000-5,000

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, July 1983 H.M. Lingford I, Glendining, 24-27 October 1950, lot 168

950 950

Charles I, Civil War coinages, Oxford, 1642-46, Sixpence, 3.17g, 1642, m.m. book/-, Aberystwyth die, crowned, armoured bust left, Shrewsbury plume before, rev. Oxford, Declaration in three lines, three Oxford plumes above, date below (Brooker 749 - this coin; N.2458; S.2980), toned, well struck, a superb example, extremely fine, rare PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, April 1980 J.G. Brooker, Charles I collection acquired by Spink, 1978 E. Burstall, Glendining, 15-16 May 1968, lot 432 www.spink.com

950 (x1.5)

£2,000-2,500

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951 951

Charles I, Civil War coinages, Bristol, 1643-45, Halfcrown, 14.07g, 1644, no m.m., King, crowned and holding sword riding left BR monogram below, plume behind, rev. Declaration in two lines, three Bristol plumes above, date and BR monogram below (Brooker 986 - this coin; N.2491; S.3008), almost very fine, scarce

£600-800

PROVENENACE:

Bt. Spink, April 1980 J.G. Brooker, Charles I collection acquired by Spink, 1978 - with Brooker ticket Archbishop Sharp, Glendining, 5 October 1977, lot 76

952

953

952 (x1.5) 953 (x1.5)

952

Charles I, Civil War coinages, Bristol, 1643-45, Halfgroat, 0.91g, 1644, no m.m., crowned bust left, rev. Declaration in three lines, BR monogram below (Brooker 1007; N.2510; S.3026), very fine, very rare

£500-600

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, May 1977 Noble, Glendining, 11-12 December 1975, lot 674 953

Charles I, Civil War coinages, Bridgenorth-on-Severn, 1645-46, Groat, 1.84g, 1646, m.m. plumelet, crowned bust left, plumelet before, rev. Declaration in three lines, three plumelets above, date below (Brooker 1133; N.2525; S.3042), toned, good very fine, scarce

£500-600

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, May 1977

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954 954

Charles I, Civil War coinages, Truro, 1642-43, Crown, 29.15g, type 1, m.m. rose, King, crowned and holding sword, riding left, sash flying out behind, rev. oval garnished shield (Brooker 1008 - this coin; N.2531; S.3045), toned, good detail, good very fine, scarce

£1,000-1,500

PROVENANCE: Bt. Spink, April 1980 J.G. Brooker, Charles I collection acquired by Spink, 1978

955 955

Charles I, Civil War coinages, Truro, 1642-43, Crown, 29.17g, type 1, m.m. rose, King, crowned and holding sword, riding left, sash flying out behind, rev. oval garnished shield (Brooker 1008-1009; N.2531; S.3045), very fine, scarce

£600-800

PROVENANCE: ex F.R. Cooper, sold privately before 1978 - with Cooper ticket

956 956

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Charles I, Civil War coinages, Exeter, 1643-46, Halfcrown, 14.47g, m.m. rose, undated, King, crowned and holding sword, riding left over lumpy ground, Briot’s horseman, rev. oval garnished shield (Brooker 1030; N.2551/1; S.3068), a good example of this issue, very fine, rare

£800-1,000

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957

957 (x1.5) 957

Charles I, Civil War coinages, Exeter, 1643-46, Halfcrown, 14.58g, m.m. rose, 1642, King, crowned and holding sword, riding left on spirited horse over field strewn with arms, rev. oval garnished shield date below in cartouche (Brooker 1013; N.2534; S.3071), on an irregular flan, old marks behind king, good fine, very rare

ÂŁ5,000-7,000

PROVENANCE:

SNC, March 1978, no.2817

958 958 (x1.5)

958

Charles I, Civil War coinages, Exeter, 1643-46, Sixpence, 2.89g, 1644, m.m. rose, armoured, crowned bust left, rev. garnished oval shield (Brooker 1069 - same dies; N.2577; S.3087A), toned, almost extremely fine

ÂŁ1,000-1,200

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, May 1977

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POSSIBLY THE FINEST KNOWN 1644-45 WORCESTER HALFCROWN

959

959 (x1.5)

959

Charles I, Civil War coinages, Worcester, 1644-45, Halfcrown, 13.86g, m.m. castle/-, King, crowned and holding sword, riding left, grass below, small W between legs of horse, rev. crowned, garnished square topped shield (Brooker 1142 -this coin; N.2587; S.3096), toned, an exceptional example of this issue, said to be the finest known by Brooker, almost extremely fine PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, April 1980 J.G. Brooker, Charles I collection acquired by Spink, 1978 V.J.E. Ryan, Glendining, 22 January 1952, lot 1298 L.E. Bruun, Sotheby, 18-22 May 1925, lot 792 E. Rashleigh, Sotheby, 21 June-1 July 1909, lot 961 Brooker noted this as ex Wheeler and Vincent collections, but this coin is not the Worcester Halfcrown in these sales.

www.spink.com

ÂŁ4,000-5,000

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PERHAPS THE FINEST KNOWN CARLISLE TWO LINE THREE SHILLING SIEGE PIECE

960

960 (x1.5)

960

Charles I, Civil War coinages, Carlisle besieged, 1644-45, round Three Shillings, 16.03g, CR, a rosette either side, large crown above, .III.S below, all within inner circle around which a circle of pellets, rev. two line inscription, OBS CARL/.1645., rosette below (Brooker 1218; N.2634; S.3136), small flan split at 5 o’clock, well centred with good detail, possibly the finest known example of this extremely rare siege piece, about very fine

£20,000-25,000

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, July 1979 Carlisle, under the command of Sir Thomas Glemham for the King, was besieged by the Scots from October 1644 until June 25 1645, when it surrendered to David Leslie, later Lord Newark. The siege took the form of a blockade with a shortage of food leading to a decision to surrender when the prospect of relief disappeared after the royalist defeat at Naseby on June 14 1645. Following the surrender, the seven hundred defenders were allowed to leave. An account of the siege by a citizen of Carlisle at the time notes that at the end of 1644 all the corn in the town was taken and put into stores and at the same time an order was issued asking every citizen to bring their plate, as the writer adds ‘to be coyned, which they did chearfully.’ This was turned into Three Shilling and Shilling coins under the authority of the garrison commanders. In all 1,162 oz of plate worth £280-11s-10 1/2d was coined producing £323 worth of coins. Nelson suggested that this was divided into 1000 Three Shilling coins and around 3,460 Shillings making the Three Shilling coin much rarer than the Shilling. It seems the coins were issued on May 30 1645 and so circulated for around one month only. The Three Shilling exists in two varieties, a three line and a two line reverse. The latter, of which we offer an example here, is the rarer of the two.

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961

961 (x1.5)

961

Charles I, Civil War coinages, Newark beseiged, 1645-46, Halfcrown, 15.02g, 1646, crown dividing CR, XXX below, rev. OBS:/NEWARK/1646 in three lines (Brooker 1222; N.2638; S.3140A), very fine

£1,200-1,500

PROVENANCE:

J.G. Brooker collection (duplicate, not in Sylloge) acquired by Spink, 1978

962 962 (x1.5) 962

Charles I, Civil War coinages, Pontefract besieged, 1648-49, octagonal Shilling, 4.79g, 1648, crown over large C·R, DVM: SPIRO: SPERO, rev. castle gateway, OBS to left, PC above, hand with sword to right, date below (Brooker 1231; N.2646; S.3148), almost very fine, rare PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, May 1976

www.spink.com

£3,000-4,000

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ONE OF THE GREAT RARITIES OF THE ENGLISH CIVIL WAR COINAGES

963

Charles I, Civil War coinages, Scarborough beseiged, July 1644-July 1645, Two Shillings and Tenpence, 13.32g, type II, struck on a large irregular piece of silver, view of castle, value below S II D VV (Brooker -; N.2650(d); S.3156), with out doubt, from authentic Scarborough punches, possibly only one other known for this denomination (see Archbishop Sharp, lot 121), very fine, extremely rare, one of the great rarities of the Civil War coinages

£30,000-35,000

PROVENANCE:

Spink auction 124, 18-19 November 1997, lot 1774 LaRiviere, Spink auction 75, 29 March 1990, lot 247 D. Duprée, collection acquired by Spink, 1989 R.C. Lockett, Glendining, 11-17 October 1956, lot 2577 V.M. Brand, collection dispersed post mortem from 1932 J.G. Murdoch, Sotheby, 8-13 June 1903, lot 356 J.E. Moon, Sotheby, 7-10 May 1901, lot 234 Duchess of Beaufort, Christie’s, 1-2 May 1890, lot 70 This coin illustrated in the Spink Standard Catalogue, S.3156 Scarborough Castle, held by Sir Hugh Cholmondeley for the King, surrendered to Sir Mathew Bointon on July 22 1645 after being besieged for 12 months. During the siege the need for coin to pay the defenders, as at other Royalist locations under duress, was met by using silver plate to make coins. Scarborough siege prices are unusual for their irregular shape and the range of unusual denominations. The whole production has an air of improvisation about it with the silver plate being cut into irregular fragments for which a ‘coinage’ value was then determined based on the weight. The coin was stamped with an image of Scarborough Castle and marked with a value using a set of puncheons. A number of coins in the form and style of the Scarborough siege pieces survive in which the mark of value is struck by a different set of puncheons. These are now regarded as later creations not associated with the 1644-45 siege production. The example offered here was struck using the set of puncheons which are accepted as those used for coins produced during the siege.

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964

964 (x1.5)

964

Commonwealth (1649-60), Unite, 9.12g, 1653, m.m. sun/-, shield within wreath, rev. conjoined shields, value above (Schneider II, 341; N.2715; S.32080), extremely fine

£7,000-9,000

PROVENANCE:

Spink auction 121, 7-9 October 1997, lot 753 Garrett, Bank Leu, 16 October 1984, lot 1052

965 965

Commonwealth, Crown, 29.75g, 1656/4, m.m. sun, shield within wreath, rev. conjoined shields, value above (N.2719; ESC 9; S.3214), good very fine PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, May 1976

www.spink.com

£1,800-2,200

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966

Commonwealth, Crown, 29.85g, 1656/small 6/4, m.m. sun, shield within wreath, rev. conjoined shields, value above (N.2719; ESC 9a; S.3214), lightly toned, almost extremely fine, rare variety

£2,500-3,000

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, May 1977

968

967 967

968

Commonwealth, Halfcrown, 14.64g, 1653, m.m. sun, shield in wreath, rev. conjoined shields, value above (ESC 431; S.3215), ragged edges, denomination double-struck, very fine

£400-500

Commonwealth, Shilling, 5.98g, 1651, m.m. sun, shield within wreath, rev. conjoined shields, value above (ESC 983; S.3217), slightly creased between 6 and 9 o’clock, toned, extremely fine

£800-1,000

969 969

Commonwealth, Shilling, 5.91g, 1651/49, m.m. sun, shield within wreath, no stops, rev. conjoined shields, value above (N.2724; ESC 983a; S.3217), roundly struck, good very fine, rare variety

£800-1,000

PROVENANCE:

SNC, December 1973, no.10020 Page 233

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970

970 (x1.5) 970

Cromwell, Halfcrown, 1658, draped bust left, HIB, rev. crowned shield (ESC 447; S.3227A), small mark after E of BELLO, exceptional with proof-like reflective surface, about uncirculated

£4,000-5,000

971 971 (x1.5) 971

Cromwell, Shilling, 1658, laureate, draped bust left, rev. crowned shield, (ESC 1005; S.3228), toned, an attractive example, extremely fine PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, May 1977

www.spink.com

£2,500-3,000

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973

972 972

973

Charles II (1660-85), hammered coinage, 1660-62, first issue, Shilling, 5.91g, m.m. crown, crowned bust left, rev. short cross fleury over square topped shield, no stop at top (ESC 1010; S.3308), last letter of “REGNO” mis-struck and corrected, bust a little doublestruck and top left quarter of shield weak, otherwise, toned, good very fine

£1,500-1,800

Charles II, hammered coinage, 1660-62, first issue, Sixpence, 2.90g, m.m. crown, crowned bust left, rev. short cross fleury over square topped shield (ESC 1507; S.3309), small imperfections in obverse field before bust, good very fine

£800-1,000

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, January 1977

BRITISH MILLED COINS

974 974

Charles II (1660-88), Crown, 1671 VICESIMO TERTIO, third laureate, draped bust right, rev. four crowned shields cruciform, linked Cs in angles (ESC 43; S.3358), obverse die crack, very fine

£400-500

975 975

Charles II, Halfcrown, 1679 TRICESIMO PRIMO, fourth laureate, draped bust right, rev. four crowned shields cruciform, linked Cs in angles (ESC 481; S.3367), small obverse flan cracks, very fine

£350-400

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976 976 (x1.5) 976

Charles II, Shilling, 1666, first bust variety, laureate, draped bust right, elephant below, rev. four crowned shields cruciform, linked Cs in angles (ESC 1026; S.3373), adjustment marks on reverse, toned, extremely fine, rare, among the finest known for this

£3,500-4,500

PROVENANCE:

Glendining, 30 October 1974, lot 277 Dr. E.C. Carter, collection bought by Baldwin, 1950

977 977

Charles II, Shilling, 1684, fourth laureate, draped bust right, rev. four crowned shields cruciform, linked Cs in angles (ESC 1066; S.3381), good very fine

978

979

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£600-800

979

William III (1694-1702), Crown, 1695 OCTAVO, first laureate, draped bust right, rev. four crowned shields cruciform (ESC 86; S.3470), lightly toned, very fine/good very fine

£400-500

Anne (1702-14), post-Union, Crown, 1713 DVODECIMO, draped third bust right, rev. four crowned shields cruciform, roses and plumes in angles (ESC 109; S.3603), a few hairline on obverse, minor flan flaw in one angle on reverse, good very fine/extremely fine

£1,000-1,200

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980

980 (x1.5)

980

George I (1714-27), Halfcrown, 1726 DECIMO TERTIO, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. four crowned shields cruciform, roses and plumes in angles (ESC 593; S.3644), about very fine/very fine, very rare

£6,000-8,000

PROVENANCE:

A.A. Parsons, Glendining, 11-13 May 1954, lot 600 A.A. Parsons, Glendining, 31 October, 1929, lot 672, with comment “this coin was unknown to Hawkins and appears, though so late, to be one of the rarest in the milled series, a specimen, however appeared in the Hamilton Smith collection, lot 483” W.D. Ferguson, Sotheby 14-15 July, 1851, probably lot 90 (part)

981 981

George II (1727-60), Crown, 1732 SEXTO, laureate, draped and cuirassed young bust left, rev. four crowned shields cruciform, roses and plumes in angles (ESC 117; S.3686), extremely fine

£1,500-2,000

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982 982

983

George III (1760-1820), Crown, 1819 LIX, laureate head right, rev. St. George and dragon (ESC 215; S.3787), extremely fine

£350-400

George III, Halfcrown, 1819, laureate head right, rev. crowned shield within Garter (ESC 623; S.3789), about extremely fine

£300-350

984

986

985 984

William IV (1830-37), Halfcrown, 1836, head right, W.W. script on truncation, rev. shield on mantle (ESC 666; S.3834), about extremely fine

985

William IV, Groat, 1836 (ESC 1918; S.3837), extremely fine

986

Victoria (1837-1901) Gothic type Crown, 1847 UNDECIMO, crowned Gothic bust left, rev. four crowned shields cruciform, emblems in angles (ESC 288; S.3883), proof-like, a few minor blemishes on bust, good extremely fine

987 987

988

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£300-350 £60-80

£1,000-1,200

988

Victoria, young head Halfcrown, 1874, rev. crowned shield (S.3889), slight flan imperfections under chin, extremely fine

£300-350

Victoria, Florin, 1853, crowned Gothic bust left, no stop after date, rev. four crowned shields cruciform, emblems in angles (ESC 808; S.3883), toned extremely fine

£200-250

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989 989

Victoria, Groat, 1838 (ESC 3913; S.1930), about extremely fine/good extremely fine, with irridescent tone

£60-80

SCOTTISH COINS

990 990 (x1.5) 990

David II (1329-71), Penny, 1.14g, second issue, after 1333, bust left with sceptre before face, rev. REX SCOTTORVM (B.18, fig.241; S.5088), good fine

£40-60

991 991 (x1.5) 991

James IV (1488-1513), Half-Unicorn, 1.86g, type 1c, m.m. two broken stars of five points, unicorn to left, neck crowned, holding shield displaying lion rampant of Scotland, rev. sunburst with central pellet over cross fleury, no stops to legends (B.4, fig.663; S.5321), slightly double struck on top edge, very fine

£1,500-1,800

PROVENANCE:

Spink auction 64, 23 June 1988, lot 100 Spink auction 9, 4 June 1980, lot 405 H. Hird, Glendining, 11 March 1974, lot 50

992 992 (x1.5) 992

James IV, Half-Unicorn, 1.79g, type 1d, m.m. lis, unicorn to left, neck crowned, holding shield displaying lion rampant of Scotland, rev. sunburst with central pellet over cross fleury, legend divided by chevrons (B.1, fig.660; S.5322), about very fine

£1,500-1,800

PROVENANCE:

Spink auction 64, 23 June 1988, lot 101 Page 239

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993 993 (x1.5) 993

Mary (second period 1558-60), Francis and Mary, Testoon, 6.12g, 1560, type II, crowned arms of France and Scotland in a divided shield between a cross and a saltire, legend ends SCOTOR Q, rev. crowned FM monogram, crowned lis to left, crowned thistle to right, legend VICIT LEO DE TRIBV IVDA (B.13, fig. 884; St.178; S.5418), about very fine

£400-500

PROVENANCE:

Bennett, Glendining, 5 October 1972, lot 719

994 994 (x1.5) 994

Mary (third period 1560-65), Testoon, 6.08g, 1561 bust left in French bonnet and highnecked dress, date in tablet below, rev. crowned shield dividing crowned Ms (S.5422; Burns 1, fig.896), slight imperfections to bridge of nose and forehead, “No.4” engraved in right obverse field, very fine

£6,000-8,000

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, May 1976 Dundee, Spink/Bowers, 19 February 1976, lot 206

995 995

Mary (fifth period 1567), Ryal, 30.30g, 1567, m.m. thistle, crowned shield, a thistle either side, MARIA DEI GRA SCOTORVM REGINA, rev. crowned palm tree dividing date, tortoise climbing trunk, DAT GLORIA VIRES, on scroll, EXVRGAT DEVS & DISSIPENTR INIMICI EI9 (B.1, fig, 913; S.5429), small reverse flan crack at 11 o’clock, very fine PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, April 1976 www.spink.com

£1,000-1,250

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996 996 (x1.5) 996

James VI (1567-1625), fourth coinage, Twenty-Shillings, 15.08g, 1582, half-length crowned figure of king facing left and holding sword, rev. crowned shield with arms of Scotland between I - R and XX - S (B.2, fig.934; S.5489), edge clipped between 8 & 10 o’clock, sword double struck, about very fine

£1,000-1,200

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, April 1976

997

997 (x1.5)

997

James VI, fifth coinage (1588), ¿ Thistle Noble, 7.56g, undated crowned shield on ship, thistle below, between two flags with motifs “I” and “6”, JACOBVS 6 DEI GRATIA REX SCOTORVM, rev. thistle plant with crowned crossed sceptres and lions rampant in panel surrounded by eight thistles, FLORENT SCEPT PIIS REGNA HIS IOVA DAT NVMERATQ (B.1, fig.951; S.5456), edge irregular, with imperfections at 3 & 9 o’clock, very fine, rare

£6,000-8,000

PROVENANCE:

Spink 64, 23 June 1988, lot 113 Dundee, Spink/Bowers, 19 February 1976, lot 228 Page 241

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998 998

999

James VI, sixth coinage, Balance Half-Merk, 4.59g, 1593, crowned shield between two thistles, rev. balance with sword between (B.5, fig.937; S.5491), very fine, scarce date

£1,000-1,200

James VI, seventh coinage, Ten-Shillings, 5.87g, 1593, bare headed bust in armour right, rev. crowned triple-headed thistle (B.1, fig.939; S.5493), bust a little double struck, about very fine

£250-300

PROVENANCE:

H. Hird, Glendining, 11 March 1974, lot 157

1000

1000 (x1.5)

1000

James IV, after accession to the English throne (1603-25), ¿ Unit, 9.89g, second issue, m.m. thistle, king half-length right wearing Scottish crown holding orb and sceptre, rev. crowned shield dividing I-R, Scottish arms in first and fourth quarters (B.4, fig.990; S.5464), central areas a little weak, good very fine PROVENANCE:

Spink auction 64, 23 June 1988, lot 118

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£1,200-1,500

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1001 1001

James VI, after accession to the English throne, 1603-25, Thirty-Shillings (Halfcrown), 14.77g, undated, second issue, m.m. thistle, king on horseback right, rev. shield, Scottish arms in first and fourth quarters (B.13, fig.984; St. p. 154; S.5504), some flattening of rim evident at 12 o’clock on reverse, good fine/very fine

£180-220

1002 1002

James VI, after accession to the English throne 1603-25, Thirty-Shillings (Halfcrown), 14.83g, undated, first issue, m.m. thistle, king on horseback right, rev. shield, English arms in first and fourth quarters (B. fig.973; S.5503), good fine

£150-180

1003 1003

Charles I (1625-49), first coinage 1625-34, Thirty-Shillings, 14.85g, m.m. thistle, crowned king, riding right on caparisoned horse bearing sword, groundline plain below, rev. square topped garnished shield (B.2, fig.997; S.5541), good fine

£120-150

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1004

1004 (x1.5) 1004

Charles I, third coinage, Briot’s coinage 1637-42, ¿ Unit, 9.91g, Charles, crowned, holding sceptre and orb, half-length wearing ornate armour, small thistle and letter B sideways to left above crown, rev. crowned shield dividing small crowned C-R, HIS. PRAESVM. VT. PROSIM (cf. B.3/4, fig.1032; S.5531), extremely fine

£3,000-3,500

1005

1006

1005 (x1.5) 1005

Charles I, third coinage, Briot’s coinage 1637-42, ¿ Half-Unit (Double-Crown), 4.90g, first issue, crowned bust left, Scottish crown, letter B below, rev. crowned shield dividing crowned C-R (B.6, fig.1035; S.5534), some adjustment marks on bust, good very fine

£2,500-3,000

PROVENANCE:

Spink auction 64, 23 June 1988, lot 121 1006 www.spink.com

Charles II (1649-85), Half-Merk, 3.24g, type II, 1672 (B.7, fig. 1053; S.5614), about very fine

£150-180

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IRISH COINS

1007

1008

1008 (x1.5) 1007 (x1.5) Hiberno-Norse, phase III (c.1035-55), Penny, 0.82g, bust left, blundered legend, rev. voided long cross, a hand in two angles, blundered legend (D.F.24; S.6132), good very fine

1007

£500-600

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, April 1975 Bennett, Glendining, 5 October 1972, lot 726 (part) 1008

John (as King, 1199-1216), Halfpenny of Dublin, 0.68g, 3rd ‘Rex’ coinage, moneyer Roberd, crowned bust in triangle, rev. cross, moon and three pellets in triangle (D.F.51; S.6231), very fine

£180-220

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, April 1975 H. Hird, Glendining, 6 March 1974, lot 393 (part)

1009 1010 1009

1010

1011

Edward I (1272-1307), second coinage 1279-1302, Penny, 1.32g, Dublin, type 1b, crowned bust in triangle, trefoil of pellets on breast (D.F.64; S.6247), some hoard staining on reverse edge, very fine

£60-80

Edward IV (1461-83), anonymous crown coinage c.1460-63, Groat, 2.76g, Dublin, large crown in tressure of nine arcs with three pellets on each cusp, rev. long cross, pellets in angles, annulets in first and fourth quarters, CIVITAS DUBLINIE (D.F.76; S.6272), edges a little weak, attractive, very fine

£1,000-1,200

PROVENANCE:

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Edward VI (1547-53), coinage in the name of Henry VIII, 1547-c.1550, Groat, 2.41g, Dublin, m.m. P, bearded, crowned bust three-quarters right, as Tower bust 6, rev. shield over long cross fourchée, CIVITAS DVBLINIE (D.F.218; S.6488), dark tone, a good example of this poor issue, very fine

£350-450

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1013

Philip and Mary (1554-58), Billon Shilling, 8.87g, 1555, m.m. portcullis, busts vis-àvis, crown above, date below, legend ends ANG, rev. crowned harp, dividing crowned P M (D.F. 232; S.6500), a pleasing example of this issue, about very fine

£500-600

PROVENANCE:

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Elizabeth I (1558-1603), base silver issue of 1558, Shilling, 8.77g, undated, m.m. rose, crowned bust left, rev. crowned harp, dividing crowned E-R (D.F. 240; S.6503), an attractive example, good very fine

£700-900

PROVENANCE:

Bt. Spink, April 1975

1014

1015

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James I (1603-25), second coinage 1604-7, Shilling, 4.56g, undated, m.m. martlet, third bust right, rev. crowned harp (D.F. 240; S.6503), obverse legend a little double struck, attractively toned, full flan, very fine

£250-300

James II (1685-91), ‘Gun-money’ Halfcrown, 1689, large size, rev. Sepr: (S.6579D), very fine

£150-200

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OTHER PROPERTIES BRITISH MILLED COINS

1016

1017

1018

1019

Charles II (1660-85), Halfcrown, 1666 XVIII, third laureate, draped bust right, elephant below, rev. four crowned shields cruciform (ESC 462; S.3364), about fine, the reverse better, very rare

£300-400

Charles II, Halfcrown, 1671 VICESIMO TERTIO, laureate, draped third bust variety right, rev. four crowned shields cruciform (ESC 468; S.3366), good fine, Shilling, 1663, first laureate, draped bust right, rev. four crowned shields cruciform (ESC 1022; S.3371), fine (2)

£130-180

Charles II, undated threepence (ESC 1958; S.3318), nearly very fine, George III, Threepence, 1762 (ESC 2033; S.3753), toned, extremely fine, William IV, Fourpence, 1836 (ESC 1918; S.3837), extremely fine (3)

£60-80

Charles II, Farthing, 1672, laureate, cuirassed bust left, rev. Britannia (Peck 519; S.3393) good fine, William and Mary, Halfpenny, 1694 (S. 3452), fine, George I, Farthing, 1719, large obverse lettering (S.3662), fair (3)

£60-80

1020 1020

1021

1022

1021

1022

Charles II, pattern Farthing, in silver, 23mm., 1665, laureate, cuirassed bust left with short hair, date below, rev. QVATVOR.MA-RIA.VINDICO, Britannia seat left, in ex. BRITANNIA, edge plain (Peck 411), good extremely fine, scarce

£300-400

Charles II, pattern Farthing, in silver, 23mm., 1665, laureate, cuirassed bust left with long hair, date below, rev. QVATVOR.MA-RIA.VINDICO, Britannia seat left, in ex. BRITANNIA, edge grained (Peck 431), very fine, rare

£180-240

Charles II, pattern Farthing, in copper, 23mm., 1665, laureate, cuirassed bust left with long hair, date below, rev. QVATVOR.MA-RIA.VINDICO, Britannia seat left, in ex. BRITANNIA, edge plain (Peck 434), very fine, scarce

£150-200

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1024

James II (1685-88), Shilling, 1686/5, laureate, draped bust left, rev. four crowned shields cruciform (ESC 1068 var.; S.3410), a field find, good fine, William III, Shilling 1697, Bristol, laureate first bust right, B below, rev. four crowned shields cruciform (ESC 1095; A.3498), fine (2)

£180-230

William and Mary (1688-94), Halfcrowns (3), all 1689, Anne, Halfcrown, 1709, Shillings (2), 1705 plumes, 1711, Sixpence, 1711, George I, Shillings (2), both 1723 SSC, George II, Shillings (2), 1745 LIMA, 1758, Sixpence (2), both 1757, good - fine (13)

£150-250

1025 1025

1026

1027

1028

1029

1030

1031

1033

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William and Mary, Shilling, 1693, conjoined busts right, rev. crowned shields cruciform (ESC.1076; S.3437), nearly very fine, toned

£200-250

William and Mary, Sixpence, 1693, conjoined busts right, rev. four crowned shields cruciform (ESC 1529; S.3438), an attractive example, lightly toned, extremely fine

£700-800

William and Mary, medalet or pattern Farthing, in silver, 22mm., laureate head of William right, GVLIELMVS.III.DEI.GRA., rev. MARIA.II-DEI.GRA, bare head of Mary right (MI, plate LXXV, no.9), toned, good very fine

£80-100

Anne (1702-14), post-Union Shilling, 1708, third draped bust left, rev. four crowned shields cruciform (ESC 1147; S.3610), lustrous, toned, most pleasing, good extremely fine

£400-500

Anne, post-Union Sixpences (2), 1708, draped bust left, rev. four crowned shields cruciform (ESC 1591; S.3619), toned, good very fine, 1707, similar (ESC 1587; S.3619), good fine (2)

£180-240

George I (1714-27), Shillings (2), 1723, laureate head right, rev. four crowned shields cruciform, SSC in angles, French arms at date (ESC 1177; S.3647), fine, scarce, 1723, SSC (ESC 1176; S.3647), good fine, George II, Shillings (4), young head, 1739, roses (ESC 1201; S.3701), good fine, old head (2), 1745 LIMA (ESC 1205; S.3703), fair, 1750 (ESC 1210; S.3704), nearly very fine (5)

£150-200

George II (1727-60), old head Shillings (3), 1747, roses (ESC 1209; S.2702), very fine, 1758 (2) (ESC 1213; S.3704), one good very fine, the other very fine (3)

£150-180

1032 1032

1027

1033

1034

George III (1760-1820), Guinea, 1784, fourth, laureate head right, rev. crowned garnished shield (MCE 388; S.3728), very fine

£350-450

George III, Half-Guinea, 1796, fifth laureate head right, rev. crowned shield (MCE 435; S.3735), almost extremely fine

£340-380

George III, Third-Guinea, 1808, laureate head right, rev. crown, date below (MCE 458; S.3740), very fine

£200-240

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1036

1037

George III, ‘Northumberland’ Shilling, 1762, laureate, draped young head right, rev. four crowned shields cruciform (ESC 1214; S.3742), very fine

£400-500

George III, Shillings, 1787, no hearts (2), no stop above bust (ESC 1218; S.3744), almost extremely fine, stop above bust (ESC 1216; S.3743), very fine, Bank of England issues, Eighteenpence, 1811 (ESC 969; S.3771), very fine (3)

£130-180

George III, Bank of England Dollar, 1803, laureate, draped bust right, leaf points to upright of E, stop after REX, rev. Britannia (S.3768), good very fine

£250-350

1039

1038 1038

1039

George III, Bank of England Dollar, 1803, laureate, draped bust right, leaf points to centre of E, stop after REX, rev. Britannia (S.3768), very fine

£200-250

George III, Bank of England Dollar, 1804, bust right, rev. Britannia (ESC.156; S.3768), uncirculated, in PCGS holder graded MS62

£900-1,000

1040 1040

1041

1043

George III, Halfcrown, 1816, laureate bust right, rev. crowned shield in Garter (ESC.613; S.3788), lightly rubbed, almost extremely fine, light grey tone

£200-250

George III, Halfcrown, 1817, laureate head right, rev. crowned shield in Garter (ESC.618; S.3789), very fine

£60-80

1042

No lot

1043

George IV (1820-30), Sixpence, 1825, laureate head, rev. crowned garnished shield (ESC 1659; S.3814), in NGC holder graded MS64

£120-150

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1044 (x1.5)

detail 1044

1045

1046

1047

1048

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William IV (1830-37), Sovereign, 1836, N on shield variety, head right, rev. crowned garnished shield, second N of ANNO miscut on shield (Marsh 20 var.; S.3929B), fine, an extremely rare variety

£2,500-3,500

Victoria (1837-1901), Crown, 1893 LVI, old head left, rev. George and dragon (ESC.303; S.3937), extremely fine

£80-100

Maundy sets (2), Victoria, 1897, Edward VII, 1905 (S.3943, 3985), uncirculated, toned, the first in modern case, the second in contemporary dated case (8)

£160-200

Victoria, old head Penny, 1896 (S.3961), uncirculated, George V, Penny, 1916 (S.4051), almost uncirculated, George III Halfpenny, 1806 (S.3781), very fine, Ireland, George II, Farthing, 1760 (S.6611), nearly very fine (4)

£60-80

George VI (1936-52), Maundy set, 1951 (S.4096), uncirculated, in modern case (4)

£120-150

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AN EXTREMELY RARE 1966 GOLD PATTERN CROWN

1049

1049 (x1.5)

1049

Elizabeth II (1952- ), gold pattern Crown, 1966, by Anthony Foley, ELIZABETH II DG REGINA FD + PHILIP DUKE OF EDINBURGH, conjoined busts left, signed on truncation AMF and K C HUNT SCULP D, rev. GREAT BRITAIN, Britannia in biga right, hurling thunderbolt, date in exergue (cf. ESC 393Q, listed in silver but not listed in gold), mint state, the only example known in gold

£10,000-15,000

Offered with the following documents: - Original typed pages headed ‘Proposals for changes in the current coinage of Great Britain’ and ‘Further minor modifications to the coinage of the U.K’, both pages signed by Anthony M Foley - Copy of letter from the Treasury Chambers, dated 21 February 1967, to Mr Foley, from J S Beastall, Private Secretary - Copy of letter from the Treasury Chambers, dated 8 August 1967, to Mr Foley, from B O Dyer, Private Secretary - Original letter from The Westminster Mint, dated 10 November 1969, to Mr P N Barnes, ‘The cost of the “25 pattern in 22ct. gold is £75, price inclusive of despatch per insured post.’

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Elizabeth II, silver pattern Crown, 1966, by Anthony Foley, ELIZABETH II DG REGINA FD + PHILIP DUKE OF EDINBURGH, conjoined busts left, signed on truncation AMF and K C HUNT SCULP D, rev. GREAT BRITAIN, Britannia in biga right, hurling thunderbolt, date in exergue (ESC 393Q - one hundred struck in .925 silver), small scratch on Britannia’s raised right arm on the reverse, otherwise mint state

£1,500-2,000

1051

1051 (x1.5)

1051

Elizabeth II, Halfpenny, 1965, struck in 22 carat gold, 12.45g, dia. 25.5mm., laureate young head right, rev. ship left (cf. S.4158), weakly struck, extremely fine, an unofficial issue struck in 22ct gold, unique When this coin first appeared on the market in the late 1960s it caused considerable excitement and debate in both numismatic circles and in the national press. It was examined at this time by the Royal Mint and again in 1991 when it was concluded that ‘it does not correspond to any coin that was struck by the Royal Mint in the 1960s. There seems little doubt, however, that whatever the origin of the blank it had been struck by official halfpenny dies. It is true, as my colleagues noted in 1968, that in places the design has not been fully struck up, but elsewhere the fine striations on the surface are consistent with what might be expected of halfpenny dies of the period. The areas of weakness reflect a less than full blow, or perhaps a blank with an uneven surface, and it may be significant that the edge has evidently required special treatment. It was not possible in 1968 to throw any light on the circumstances in which the coin was struck, and my colleagues contented themselves with the statement that the coin had not been struck either legally or accidently in the Royal Mint. This form of words did not exclude the possibility that a Mint employee had brought in a gold blank and illegally and deliberately, placed it in a coining press at work on 1965 halfpennies. It is a possibility which surviving papers show was raised at the time, and it remains, perhaps the most likely explanation.’ Papers and press cuttings relating to the coin are sold with the lot.

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1053

1054

1055

1056

1057

Elizabeth II, Maundy sets (2), 1970, 2001 (S.4131, 4211), brilliant uncirculated, in Royal Mint cases (8)

£200-250

Miscellaneous British milled silver coins (15), Crowns (3), including George III, Crown, 1819 LX (ESC 215; S.3787), nearly very fine, Anne, post-Union Halfcrown 1707E (S.3605), fair, Maundy oddments (6), generally extremely fine, Florin, 1902, very fine, various others (5), one tooled as a keepsake, fair - very fine (15)

£80-100

English silver coins (59), of George III (20), George IV (9), William IV (8), and Victoria (22), good to very fine (59)

£250-350

English copper coins (80), Charles II (1), William and Mary (2), William III (1), George I (1), George II (2), George III, cartwheel Pennies (11) and cartwheel Twopences (9), other pre 1800 (15), after 1800 (20), George IV (6), William IV (3), Victoria (11), and a small quantity of other base metal coins, counter-stamped coins, tokens etc. mostly 19th century, poor to fine (lot)

£100-150

Minor denominations (21), including George IV, Half-Farthing, 1830, helmet in legend (S.3826); William IV, Third-Farthing, 1835 (S.3850); Victoria, Farthings (2), 1865, 1893, Half-Farthings (4), 1842, 1843, 1844 (2), Third-Farthing, 1868 (S.3958, 3951, 3960), Edward VII, Third-Farthing, 1902 (S.3993), these average very fine, others good to fine (21)

£100-150

Miscellaneous copper and bronze coins and tokens (74), 17th to 20th centuries, Pennies to Third-Farthings, very mixed condition, some extremely fine (74)

£100-200

BRITISH HISTORICAL AND COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS

1058

1059 1058

1059

Mary, Queen of Scots, silver counter, 1579, crowned impaled shield of France and Scotland, MARIA.D.G.SCOTOR.REGINA.FRA.DOI, rev. VIRESCIT.VVLNERE.VIRTVS, hand from out of cloud pruning withered branch (MI i, 129/78), about very fine

£150-200

Assistance given to the United Provinces, Dutch Æ medals (2), 1585, 30mm., Queen enthroned handing roses to two kneeling figures, MACTE.ANIMI.ROSA.NECTARE.IMBVTA, rev. SPRETA.AMBROSIA.VESCITOR.FENO.1585, two Spaniards eating from a trough together with two donkeys (E.51; MI i, 133/86), some lustre, good very fine, and 1586, 30mm., Queen enthroned, presenting sword to two kneeling figures, standing figure to her right ?Earl of Leicester, in ex. 1586, E.R.EST.ALTRIX.ESVRIENTIVM.EVM, rev. upright sword, tip in radiate clouds, SERMO.DEO.QVO.ENSE.ANCIPI.ACVTIOR (E.52; MI i, 133/87), very fine (2)

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1060

Protestants supported in the United Provinces, 1587, nineteenth century electrotype in two joined plates of this famous medal, Queen attended by courtier trampling on hydra, five naked boys kneeling before, each with a shield, rev. Pope, bishops and other figures falling from clouds (as E. 53 and MI i, 139/99), good very fine

£150-200

1061 1061

Defeat of the Spanish Armada, 1588, Æ medal, 29mm., four people kneeling in prayer, in ex. 1588, HOMO.PROPONIT.DEVS.DISPONI, rev. HISPANI.FVGIT.ET.PEREVT. NEMINE.SEQVETE, galleon breaking up against rocks (E.60; MI i, 147/116), very fine

1062 1062

1063

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1063

Coronation of James I, 1603, struck silver medal, 29mm., by ?C. Anthony, laureate, armoured draped bust right, IAC:I:BRIT:CAE:AVG:HAEC CAESARVM CAE. D.D., rev. .ECCE.PHAOS.POPVLIQ’.SALVS, crowned lion rampant holding wheatsheaf and beacon (E.80a; MI i, 191/11), good very fine

£900-1,200

Coronation, Queen Anne, 1603, silver medal, 29mm., three quarter facing bust in richly jewelled dress, ANNA. D’.G’.REGINA.MAG; BRIT:FR:ET.HIB; FILIA & SOROR REGV.DANIAE, rev. ASTVTIA.FALLAX;TVTIOR.INNOVENTIA, crowned shield (E.81; MI i, 192/12), tooled in fields, very fine, rare

£500-600

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Engraved silver counters, c.1625-30, 27mm., (3), facing half right bust of James I, rev. Prince Charles facing, about very fine, conjoined busts of Charles I and Henrietta Maria, rev. three crowns over two sceptres, very fine, facing bust of Charles I, rev. Henrietta Maria facing, nearly very fine (3)

1065 1067 1065

1066

1067

1068

£60-80

1068

Marriage of Charles I and Henrietta Maria, 1625, cast and chased silver medal, 23mm., bust vis a vis, celestial rays above, CH. MAG. ET. HEN. MA. BRIT. REX. ET. REG, rev., FVNDIT. AMOR. LILLIA MIXTA. ROSIS, in ex. 1625, cupid walking right with bunches of roses and lilies (E.105a; MI i, 238/1), very fine

£120-150

Charles I, small silver medal on his marriage to Henrietta Maria, 1625, by P. Regnier, busts facing, rev. Cupid scattering roses and lilies (E.105b; MI.238/1), pierced, good fine; Anne, Union of England and Scotland 1707, small silver medal by J. Croker, bust left, rev. arms on pedestal supported by Lion and Unicorn, 26mm. (MI. I.295/108; E.424), very fine (2)

£40-60

Charles I, Coronation, 1626, silver medal, 30mm., by N. Briot, crowned and draped bust right, .N.B. below, CAROLVS. I. D G. MAG. BRITAN. FRAN.ET. HIB.REX, rev. .DONEC. PAX. REDDITA. TERRIS., arm holding sword issuing from cloud, in ex..CORON.2.FEBRV.1626. (E.106; MI i, 243/10), nearly very fine

£250-300

Henrietta Maria, 1628, silver medal, 28mm., by N. Briot, crowned conjoined shields of England and France, monogram below, HENR.MAR.BORBON.DG.MAG.BRIT.FRAN. ET.HIB.REG, rev. SVPEREMINET.OMNES, tree in foreground, groves behind with sea on which ships, in ex. 1628 (E.110; MI i, 249/23), nearly very fine

£80-100

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1070

1071

1072

1073

1070

1072

£120-150

Charles I, 1628, silver medal, 28mm., by N. Briot, crowned shield within Order of the Thistle all within Order of the Garter, CAROLVS. D : G. ANG. SCO. FRAN. ET. HIB. REX. FIDEI. DEF, rev. REGIT. VNVS. VITROQUE, in ex. 1628, crossed trident and sceptre tied with a cord (E.112; MI i, 250/27), very fine

£180-220

Charles I, Scottish Coronation, 1633, silver medal, 28mm., by N. Briot, crowned bust left, CAROLVS DG SCOTIAE.ANGLIAE.FR.ET.HIB REX. rev. HINC.NOSTRAE.CREVERE.ROSAE, in ex. CORON.18.IVNII.1633.B (E.123 var; MI i, 266/60), tooled in fields, nearly very fine

£80-100

John Stewart, Earl of Traquair, High Treasurer of Scotland, silver counter, 1635, 28.5mm., crowned arms of the Earl of Traquair, two double triangles at sides, IOH.STVARTVS.COM.TRAQVARII.MAG.SCOT.THESR., rev. HAS.RECTO.METAS.POSVIT.DEVS, triangle within which scales suspended in front of a covered table (MI i, 275/76), very fine, rare

£160-200

Charles I, Peace or War, 1643, silver medal, 29mm., by Thomas Rawlins, laureate, draped armoured bust right, .R. below, rev. IN.VTRUM QVE. PARATVS., sword over olive branch, crowned CR at sides (E.142; MI i, 308/134), good very fine

£300-400

1077 1074 1074

1075

1076

1077

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Charles I, Death and Memorial, 1649, silver medal, 30mm., by Thomas Rawlins, armoured and draped bust left, CAROLVS.D.G: MAG: BRIT: FRA: ET: HIB: REX. FIDEI. DEFENSOR, rev. IMMOTA TRIVMPHANS, in ex. .IAN30-.1648. RAWL.F, island rock assailed by storms (E.158; MI i, 341/190), marks in field by face, good very fine

£300-400

Charles II, Coronation, 1661, silver medal, 30mm., by Thomas Simon, crowned bust right, TS on truncation, rev. EVERSO . MISSVS . SVCCVRRERE . SECLO . XXIII . APR. 1661, Charles, seated left on throne holding sceptre, peace above flying right holding olive branch and placing crown on king’s head (E.221; MI i, 472/76), toned, a few light marks, extremely fine

£400-500

Archbishop Sancroft, 1688, silvered electrotype of the medal by George Bowker, bust right, rev. the seven Bishops, 50mm. (MI.I, 623, 38), very fine

£80-100

William and Mary, medalet, in silver, 22mm., MARIA.II-DEI.GRA, bare head of Mary right, rev. EX.CANDORE.DECVS, rose branch (MI plate LXXVI, no.7), toned, extremely fine

£100-120

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1079

Accession of Queen Anne, 1702, silver medal, 35mm., by John Croker, draped crowned bust left, rev. ENTIRELY ENGLISH, crowned heart within foliage above plinth inscribed ATAVIS REGIBUS (E.388; MI ii, 227/1) nearly very fine

£150-200

Anne, Peace of Utrecht, 1713, silver medal, 35mm., by John Croker, laureate, draped bust left, rev. Britannia standing holding laurel branch (E.458; MI i, 402/262), a few light marks, extremely fine,

£400-500

1080 x1080

1081

George II, Dassier’s Kings and Queens of England, 1731, a complete set of thirty five bronze medals, including the thirty three medals, all 40mm., commemorating the Kings and Queens of England from William I to George II, the last being the dedication medal, and with the bronze medal of Queen Caroline, 40mm., also struck in 1731 and intended to accompany the set, and Cromwell, bronze medal, 38mm. struck by Dassier for the sake of completeness, but tactfully a fraction smaller than the other medals, in old red presentation case, inscribed on top THE ROYAL SERIES, this with some scuffs, and adhesive tape attached in places, the medals (E.526), a pleasing full set, all extremely fine (35)

£1,200-1,500

The Royal Society, Copley Medal 1737, by J. Tanner, a specimen striking in silver, G Pallas seated, rev. SOCIETAS REG LONDINI, arms of the Royal Society (E.540; MI.522/81), about extremely fine, rare in silver, in fitted case

£300-350

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Monument to John Milton, 1737, silver medal by J. S. Tanner, bust of Milton left, rev. inscription in 11 lines, 52mm. (E.542; MI ii, 524/83), very fine

£150-200

1083 1083

George III, Union of Great Britain and Ireland, 1801, by C.H. Kuchler, laureate, armoured and draped bust left, rev. JUNGUNTUR OPES FIRMATUR IMPERIUM., Britannia and Hibernia standing facing each other clasping hands, in ex, 1.JAN.MDCCCI (BHM 544; E.927; Pollard 24), extremely fine

£180-220

1084 1084

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£60-80

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Abolition of the Slave Trade, 1807, bronze medal by T. Webb, head of William Wilberforce right, signed Webb on truncation, rev. Victory flying above Britannia attended by Pallas, Prudence, and Justice, I HAVE HEARD THEIR CRY on dias, SLAVE TRADE ABOLISHED MDCCCVII in exergue, 53mm. (BHM.627; E.983), very fine

£200-250

1086 1086

1087

1088

Henry William Marquis of Anglesey, silver medal by Mills and Depaulis, head right, signed on truncation MILLS F, and C below (for F Chantrey), rev. CHARGE OF THE BRITISH AT WATERLOO, the Marquis on horseback left, leading the charge of the Second Cavalry Brigade at Waterloo, 41mm. (Bramsen 1645; BHM.859; E.1069), extremely fine

£250-300

George III, Opening of Waterloo Bridge, 1817, silver medal by T. Wyon, head left, signed W below, rev. WELLINGTON above Royal Standard, WATERLOO DIE JUN 18 1815 below, edge incuse PONTE WATERLOOENSI DEDICATO JUN: 18. 1817, 27mm. (BHM.961; E.1091), good very fine

£40-60

George IV, Coronation, 1821, Æ medal, 35 m.m. by B. Pistrucci, laureate head left, rev. PROPRIO JAM ANIMO PATERNO, George IV enthroned being crowned by Victory, Britannia, Hibernia and Scotia before, in ex. INAUGURATUS DIE . JULII . XIX ANNO. MDCCCXXI (E.1146a; BHM.1070), almost extremely fine

£80-100

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1089 1089

Victoria, Visit to the City of London 1837, by W. Wyon, diademed head left, rev. façade of the Guildhall (BHM.1775; E.1304), an attractive white-frosted medal, encased in lunettes sealed by a plain silver frame, 55mm., in mint condition, very rare, in contemporary red leather case

£500-800

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Peter Paul Rubens, large bronze medal by J. L. Hart, on the 200th anniversary of his death 1840, bust three-quarters left, rev. statue in the Groenplaats, Antwerp, 72mm., attractive high relief, extremely fine

£80-120

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Royal Military Academy Woolwich, Pollock Prize Medal, gold medal by B. Wyon, POLLOCK CABUL 1842, uniformed bust left, rev. legend in ten lines FOUNDED BY THE/BRITISH INHABITANTS/OF CALCUTTA/TO COMMEMORATE/THE EMINENT SERVICES OF/MAJOR GENERAL/SIR GEORGE POLLOCK G.C.B./AND AWARDED TO/THE MOST DISTINGUISHED/CADET OF THE SEASON., edge impressed F.J.D. R.E., 70.75g, with contemporary gold suspension (Puddester 861.4 -RR), scuff marks in fields, otherwise extremely fine, rare

£2,000-2,500

Awarded December 1867 to Cadet, later Colonel, Francis Jeremy Day, Royal Engineers.

1092

The Great Exhibition, 1851, prize medal, by W. Wyon/L.C. Wyon, Bronze, 77mm., conjoined bust, Victoria laureate, two dolphin below, trident behind VICTORIA D:G: BRIT: REG F:D: ALBERTUS PRINCEPS CONJUX MDCCCLI, rev. Britannia seated right conferring wreath on Industria, Africa, America, Asia, and Europe behind, DISSOCIATA LOCIS PACE LIGAVIT, edge inscribed PRIZE MEDAL OF THE GREAT EXHIBITION and JAMES COULSON & CO CLASS XIV, small light scratch beneath Albert’s chin, extremely fine, in brown case of issue, this with a few light scuffs

£250-300

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Corporation of London, two large bronze medals, Prince Albert Victor of Wales, Freedom of the City of London, 1885, by G. Adams, 77mm. (BHM.3182; E.1717), very fine, and Christian IX of Denmark and Princess Louise, Visit to the City of London, 1893, by F. Bowcher, 75mm. (BHM.3454; E.1783), about extremely fine (2)

ÂŁ80-120

Between 1831 and 1902 the Corporation of the City of London issued thirty commemorative medals. 1094

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19th century bronze commemorative medals (7), Death of William Pitt, 1806, by T. Webb, bust left, rev. VOTA PVBLICA, 53mm. (BHM.610), Marriage of Prince Leopold and Princess Charlotte, 1816, by T. Halliday, busts right, rev. Hymen, 54mm. (BHM.908), Royal Institution, 1828, prize medal by W. Wyon, bust of Francis Bacon, rev. inscription, 45mm. (BHM.1321), Burns Centenary, 1859, by J. Moore, bust left, rev. inscription, 36mm. (BHM.2650), this in fitted case, these four all extremely fine, Handel Centenary, 1859, by W. Taylor, bust left, rev. inscription, 51mm. (BHM.2656), good fine, 50th wedding anniversary of Charles and Frances Huth, 1886, by A. Wyon, 45mm. (BHM.3205), extremely fine, in Wyon 287 Regent Street case, and Centenary of the Church Missionary Society, 1899, by A. Wyon, 38mm. (BHM.3647), edge knock, good fine (7)

ÂŁ100-150

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1096

1097

Miscellaneous commemorative medals (11), white metal (7), including 47mm., opening of the Liverpool to Manchester Railway, September 5th 1830, train on Sankey canal and valley viaduct, obv. entrance to Liverpool station and tunnels, good very fine, Birmingham, opening of Aston Hall and Park by Queen Victoria, 1858, good very fine, others (5), these all pierced, generally very fine, Æ (4), including 26mm., launch of the SS Great Britain, July 19 1845, ship, rev. inscription, very fine, others, various (3), generally fine (11)

£60-80

19th and 20th century exhibition and prize medals (6), all bronze, Great Exhibition 1851, Exhibitor’s Medal, 44mm. (BHM.2463), Department of Science and Art, Queen’s Medal 1856, 55mm. (E.1511), in case of issue, International Exhibition 1862, Prize Medal, 77mm., edge impressed CHAS BAZIN, JUROR. CLASS XXXVI. (BHM.2747), in case of issue, Fine Arts Exhibition 1874, 52mm. (BHM.2992), and Colonial and Indian Exhibition 1886, 52mm. (BHM.3209), British Empire Exhibition 1924, official medal by P. Metcalfe, 51mm. (BHM.4193), in case of issue, generally extremely fine (6)

£100-150

Jubilee and Coronation Medals (8), Diamond Jubilee 1897, bronze, 56mm. (4) (BHM.3506), Coronation 1902, bronze, 56mm. (BHM.3737), Silver Jubilee 1935, silver, 57mm. (2) (BHM.4249), Coronation 1937, silver, 30mm. (BHM.4314), all official Royal Mint issues in original cases (8)

£100-150

1098

1099

George V, Investiture of the Prince of Wales, 1911, official medal in silver, bust of Prince Edward left, rev. Caernarvon castle, 35mm. (BHM.4079; E.1925; Giordano CM23b), mint state, in Royal Mint case of issue

£100-120

Two white metal medals by Spink and Son, Naval Victories at Heligoland Bight 1914 and Dogger Bank 1915, and Victory of Jutland Bank 1916, both 45mm. both mint state, in original card case; Peace of Versailles 1919, bronze medal by Elkington, 50mm., good very fine (3)

£50-80

These medals were designed by Prince Louis of Battenberg, and as the label on the box states, ‘sold for the benefit of naval orphanages’.

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You can also bid real time on Spinklive. Just visit www.spink.com to register The Magnus Collection, Ancient, English and Foreign Coins and Commemorative Medals

Written Bids Form This form should be sent or faxed to be received by Spink Commission Bids Office in advance of the sale. References should be supplied in good time to be taken up before the sale. Bids received later than one hour before the start of the sale may not be processed.

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28-29 March 2012 • London

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The Magnus Collection, Ancient, English and Wednesday 28 March 2012 at 2.00 p.m. 12009 Foreign Coins and Commemorative Medals Thursday 29 March 2012 at 10.00 a.m. and 2.30 p.m.

Sale No. 212

I request Spink, without legal obligations of any kind on its part, to bid on the following Lots up to the price given below. I understand that if my bid is successful the Purchase Price payable will be the sum of the final bid and a Premium at the Rates of Premium as a percentage of the final bid (together with any VAT chargeable on the final bid and the Premium). The Rate of Premium is 20% of the final hammer price of each lot; VAT is chargeable on the purchase price of daggered (†) and (Ω) lots at the standard rate (currently 20%), and on lots marked (x) at the reduced rate (currently 5% on the hammer and 20% on the premium). VAT on Margin Scheme lots is payable at 20% on the premium only. All bids shall be treated as offers made on the Terms and Conditions of Buyers printed in the catalogue. I also understand that Spink provides the service of executing bids on behalf of clients for the convenience of clients and that Spink will not be held responsible for failing to execute bids. If identical commission bids are received for the same Lot, the commission bid received first by Spink will take precedence. Please note that you will not be notified if there are higher written bids received. If you require such notification then this is available on bids made via Spink’s online service.

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Reference: 12009

Sale No. 212

Date: Wednesday 28 and Thursday 29 March 2012

PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY IN BLOCK LETTERS AND ENSURE THAT BIDS ARE IN STERLING Lot Number (in numerical order)

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Auction Notes

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AUCTION RESULTS Sale:

Fine Coins of China and Hong Kong

Date:

Thursday 14 January 2012

Venue:

Hong Kong

Spink & Son Ltd 69 Southampton Row Bloomsbury London WC1B 4ET Telephone: (020) 7563 4000

The following prices in Hong Kong Dollars do not include the buyerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s premium and are rounded to the nearest Dollar. Lots which did not sell are not shown. Spink & Son are not responsible for typographical errors or omissions. Lot

Price

Lot

602 603 607 608 609 610 611 612 614 615 617 618 619 620 621

HK$210,000 K$1,300,000 K$1,500,000 HK$600 HK$600 HK$700 HK$220,000 HK$1,500 HK$3,000 HK$3,200 HK$4,000 HK$7,500 HK$7,500 HK$10,000 HK$13,000

622 624 625 626 627 628 629 630 631 632 633 634 636 637 638

Price HK$900 HK$2,500 HK$4,500 HK$16,000 HK$400 HK$900 HK$2,000 HK$1,000 HK$12,000 HK$1,300 HK$1,300 HK$18,000 HK$1,100 HK$3,800 HK$32,000

Lot 639 640 641 642 643 644 645 646 647 648 649 651 652 653

Price HK$28,000 HK$30,000 HK$26,000 HK$4,000 HK$9,500 HK$12,000 HK$28,000 HK$1,900 HK$400 HK$8,000 HK$8,000 HK$2,200 HK$2,200 HK$2,600

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AUCTION RESULTS Sale:

Ancient, English & Foreign Coins and Commemorative Medals

Sale No:

211

Date:

Tuesday 13 December 2011

Venue:

London

Spink & Son Ltd 69 Southampton Row Bloomsbury London WC1B 4ET Telephone: (020) 7563 4000

The following prices in sterling do not include the buyer’s premium and are rounded to the nearest pound. Lots which did not sell are not shown. Spink & Son are not responsible for typographical errors or omissions. Lot 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

Price £5,200 £3,800 £4,000 £1,500 £5,600 £2,600 £3,400 £5,500 £800 £7,200 £11,500 £4,000 £1,500 £3,400 £2,400 £1,500 £1,600 £260 £400 £420 £360 £220 £280 £360 £520 £200 £320 £260 £1,200 £3,000 £320 £1,500 £1,000 £440 £400 £3,400

Lot 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 50 51 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 61 62 63 64 66 68 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81

Price £340 £1,800 £220 £50 £260 £90 £240 £100 £190 £260 £140 £180 £150 £110 £280 £160 £620 £190 £700 £900 £320 £6,500 £4,200 £100 £4,600 £1,100 £9,000 £420 £340 £420 £120 £50 £130 £150 £90 £7,500

Lot 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 112 113 115 116 117 118 120

Price £420 £260 £460 £8,500 £500 £12,000 £100 £3,000 £1,900 £24,500 £135,000 £14,000 £26,000 £220 £2,600 £3,800 £4,000 £3,000 £3,800 £11,000 £2,800 £8,000 £24,000 £14,000 £380 £550 £8,000 £5,200 £50 £170 £100 £140 £420 £110 £190 £300

Lot 121 122 123 124 125 126 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158

Price £40 £400 £130 £380 £150 £260 £300 £140 £140 £160 £160 £60 £80 £11,000 £16,000 £14,000 £90 £70 £80 £100 £60 £260 £260 £120 £240 £140 £140 £160 £50 £200 £240 £80 £100 £20 £140 £80

Lot 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 171 176 177 178 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200

Price £140 £190 £200 £60 £220 £400 £280 £50 £150 £70 £50 £50 £50 £80 £70 £130 £50 £60 £80 £120 £180 £140 £280 £200 £260 £60 £70 £170 £130 £140 £240 £130 £3,400 £100 £900 £1,000

Lot 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237

Price £260 £250 £6,000 £6,800 £4,200 £1,050 £1,150 £210 £180 £650 £320 £900 £13,000 £2,800 £1,550 £4,600 £160 £2,600 £480 £100 £200 £520 £680 £220 £240 £160 £4,400 £3,600 £6,500 £800 £480 £360 £700 £750 £220 £360

Lot 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 254 255 256 257 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 267 268 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277

Price £550 £400 £220 £240 £340 £280 £160 £150 £130 £60 £180 £190 £950 £420 £1,500 £4,600 £3,600 £150 £600 £150 £110 £320 £460 £400 £340 £400 £340 £650 £600 £320 £140 £200 £220 £300 £260 £120

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Price £240 £260 £130 £160 £130 £280 £140 £220 £50 £150 £190 £90 £220 £320 £200 £140 £160 £190 £240 £160 £260 £500 £190 £150 £300 £140 £150 £70 £130 £170

Lot 320 321 322 323 324 325 329 332 333 334 335 336 337 338 339 340 341 342 343 344 345 346 347 348 349 350 351 352 353 354

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Price £440 £400 £580 £600 £160 £100 £900 £50 £100 £150 £380 £480 £110 £50 £600 £3,200 £120 £120 £580 £460 £500 £460 £400 £260 £100 £320 £140 £160 £200 £150

Lot 387 388 389 390 391 392 393 394 395 397 398 399 401 404 405 406 407 408 409 410 411 412 413 415 416 417 418 419 421 422

Price £260 £340 £220 £400 £220 £280 £320 £420 £160 £420 £420 £220 £120 £260 £300 £300 £480 £480 £650 £450 £850 £90 £260 £140 £130 £240 £200 £200 £130 £160

Lot 423 424 425 426 427 428 429 430 431 432 433 434 435 436 437 438 439 440 441 442 443 444 445 446 447 448 449 450 451 452

Price £220 £130 £140 £140 £130 £140 £130 £140 £240 £150 £150 £1,400 £3,200 £800 £1,100 £1,000 £1,000 £2,200 £1,900 £2,000 £2,700 £320 £1,800 £2,000 £1,300 £6,300 £1,100 £800 £1,000 £1,800

Lot 453 454 455 456 457 458 459 460 461 462 463 464 465 466 467 468 469 470 471 472 473 474 475 476 477 478 479 481 483 484

Price £3,000 £3,400 £1,700 £5,000 £5,100 £5,400 £280 £260 £800 £1,200 £300 £9,400 £1,200 £1,200 £1,200 £900 £950 £550 £550 £1,200 £1,300 £190 £30 £160 £160 £320 £100 £220 £1,300 £200

Lot 486 487 488 489 490 491 492 493 494 495 496 497

Price £180 £650 £110 £460 £500 £340 £130 £100 £70 £90 £240 £200

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Private Treaty Sales

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Book Department COINS OF ENGLAND & THE UNITED KINGDOM

Coins of England & The United Kingdom

SCBI: The Norweb Collection Tokens of the British Isles 1575-1750 Part 8: Middlesex and Uncertain Pieces by R. H. Thompson and M. J. Dickinson £35

47th Edition for 2012 £25 47 TH EDITION STANDAR D CATALOGUE OF BR ITISH COINS

2012

The concluding part of the monumental eight-volume catalogue of the Norweb collection of 17th Century tokens. Parts 1 to 7 are also available, priced £20 - £35

The Token Book. 17th, 18th and 19th century British tokens and their values by Paul and Bente Withers

British Commemorative Medals and their values by Christopher Eimer

£48 Nearly 3500 17th century tokens listed, with Williamson/Dickinson reference numbers, and prices for Fine condition. Over 2,500 tokens illustrated, including the most commonly found pieces. Winner of the Royal Numismatic Society's Lhotka prize.

£75 Listing more than 2200 medals, all fully described with biographical and historical information, and a guide to current market values.

Copies can be bought from our showroom at: 69 Southampton Row, London, WC1B 4ET or call us on 0207 563 4046, or e-mail books@spink.com.

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR BUYERS These conditions set out the terms on which we (Spink and Son Limited of 69 Southampton Row, Bloomsbury London WC1B 4ET (company no. 04369748)) contract with you (Buyer) either as agent on behalf of the Seller or as principal if we are the Seller. You should read these conditions carefully. 1

DEFINITIONS The following definitions in this condition apply in these conditions.

Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme

means a VAT margin scheme as defined by HM Revenue & Customs;

Buyer’s Premium

means the charge payable by you as a percentage of the Hammer Price, at the rates set out in clause 5.1 below;

Certificate of Authenticity

means a certificate issued by an Expert Committee confirming the authenticity of a Lot;

Expert Committee

means a committee of experts to whom a Lot may be sent for an extension in accordance with clause 3.4.3;

Forgery

means a Lot constituting an imitation originally conceived and executed as a whole with a fraudulent intention to deceive as to authorship, origin, age, period, culture or source where the correct description as to such matters is not reflected by the description in the catalogue and which at the date of the auction had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been in accordance with the description in the catalogue. Accordingly, no Lot shall be capable of being a Forgery by reason of any damage and/or restoration work of any kind (including re-enamelling);

Hammer Price

means the amount of the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer in relation to a Lot;

Lot

means any item deposited with us for sale at auction and, in particular, the item or items described against any Lot number in any catalogue;

Reserve

the amount below which we agree with the Seller that the Lot cannot be sold;

Seller

means the owner of the Lot being sold by us;

Spink Group

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VAT

value added tax chargeable under VAT and any similar replacement or additional tax; and

VAT Symbols

means the symbols detailing the VAT status of the Lot details of which are set out at the back of the catalogue.

SPINK’S ROLE AS AGENT 2.1

All sales undertaken by us either at auction or privately are undertaken either as agent on behalf of the Seller or from time to time, as principal if we are the owner of the Lot. Please note that even if we are acting as agent on behalf of the Seller rather than as principal, we may have a financial interest in the Lot.

2.2

The contract for the sale of the Lot will be between you and the Seller.

the first session of the sale. If accepted by us, such request shall have the same effect as notice of an intention to question the genuineness or description of the Lot for the purposes of clause 5.13 (Refund in the case of Forgery) of these Terms and Conditions and the provisions of clause 5.13 (Refund in the case of Forgery) shall apply accordingly. 3.4.2 Notice of a request for an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity must give the reason why such opinion is required and specify the identity of your proposed expert which will be subject to agreement by us. We reserve the right, at our discretion, to refuse a request for an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity including (without limitation) where the proposed expert is not known to us.

BEFORE THE SALE 3.1

3.2

Examination of goods You are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which you are interested, before the auction takes place. Condition reports are usually available on request. We provide no guarantee to you other than in relation to Forgeries, as set out in clause 5.13 of these Terms and Conditions.

3.4.3 If we accept a request for an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity we will submit the Lot to the Expert Committee. You acknowledge and accept that the length of time taken by an Expert Committee to reach an opinion will vary depending on the circumstances and in any event is beyond our control.

Catalogue descriptions 3.2.1 Statements by us in the catalogue or condition report, or made orally or in writing elsewhere, regarding the authorship, origin, date, age, size, medium, attribution, genuineness, provenance, condition or estimated selling price of any Lot are merely statements of opinion, and are not to be relied on as statements of definitive fact. Catalogue illustrations are for guidance only, and should not be relied on either to determine the tone or colour of any item or to reveal imperfections. Estimates of the selling price should not be relied on as a statement that this price is either the price at which the Lot will sell or its value for any other purpose. 3.2.2 Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and the absence of such a reference does not imply that an item is free from defects or restoration nor does a reference to particular defects imply the absence of any others. 3.2.3 Other than as set out in clause 5.13, and in the absence of fraud, neither the Seller nor we, nor any of our employees or agents, are responsible for the correctness of any statement as to the authorship, origin, date, age, attribution, genuineness or provenance of any Lot nor for any other errors of description or for any faults or defects in any Lot.

3.3

3.4

Your Responsibility You are responsible for satisfying yourself as to the condition of the goods and the matters referred to in the catalogue description. Extensions – Stamps only 3.4.1 If you wish to obtain an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity on any Lot (other than a mixed Lot or Lot containing undescribed stamps) you must notify us in writing not less than forty-eight hours before the time fixed for the commencement of

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3.4.4 We will not normally accept a request for an extension on account of condition. Any Lot described in the catalogue as having faults or defects may not be returned even if an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity cites other faults or defects not included in the catalogue description, other than in the case of a Forgery. 3.4.5 Should Spink accept a request for an extension under the foregoing provisions of this paragraph, the fact may be stated by the Auctioneer from the rostrum prior to the sale of the Lot. 3.4.6 It should be noted that any stamp accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity is sold on the basis of that Certificate only and not on the basis of any other description or warranty as to authenticity. No request for an extension will be accepted on such a stamp and the return of such a stamp will not be accepted. 4

AT THE SALE 4.1

Refusal of admission Our sales usually take place on our own premises or premises over which we have control for the sale, and we have the right, exercisable at our complete discretion, to refuse admission to the premises or attendance at an auction.

4.2

Registration before bidding You must complete and sign a registration form and provide identification before making a bid at auction. Please be aware that we usually require buyers to undergo a credit check. Some lots may be designated, prior to the auction, as “Premium Lots”, which means a deposit may be required before placing a bid on the item for sale. Information will be posted on our website in such an event.

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Bidding as Principal When making a bid (whether such bids are made in person or by way of telephone bids operated by Spink, commission or online or email bids), you will be deemed to be acting as principal and will be accepting personal liability, unless it has been agreed in writing, at the time of registration, that you are acting as agent on behalf of a third party buyer acceptable to us. Commission Bids If you give us instructions to bid on your behalf, by using the form provided in our catalogues or via our website, we shall use reasonable endeavours to do so, provided these instructions are received not later than 24 hours before the auction. If we receive commission bids on a particular Lot for identical amounts, and at auction these bids are the highest bids for the Lot, it will be sold to the person whose bid was received first. Commission bids are undertaken subject to other commitments at the time of the sale, and the conduct of the auction may be such that we are unable to bid as requested. Since this is undertaken as a free service to prospective buyers on the terms stated, we cannot accept liability for failure to make a commission bid. You should therefore always attend personally if you wish to be certain of bidding. On-line Bidding We offer internet services as a convenience to our clients. We will not be responsible for errors or failures to execute bids placed on the internet, including, without limitation, errors or failures caused by (i) a loss of internet connection by either party for whatever reason; (ii) a breakdown or problems with the online bidding software and/or (iii) a breakdown or problems with your internet connection, computer or system. Execution of on-line internet bids is a free service undertaken subject to other commitments at the time of the auction and we do not accept liability for failing to execute an online internet bid or for errors or omissions in connection with this activity.

4.12 Successful Bid Subject to the auctioneer’s discretion, the striking of his hammer marks the acceptance of the highest bid, provided always that such bid is higher than the Reserve (where applicable), and the conclusion of a contract for sale between you and the Seller. 4.13 After Sale Arrangements If you enter into any private sale agreements for any Lot with the Seller within 60 days of the auction, we, as exclusive agents of the Seller reserve the right to charge you the applicable Buyer’s Premium in accordance with these Terms and Conditions, and the Seller a commission in accordance with the terms of the Seller’s agreement. 4.14 Return of Lot In the event that you have received a Lot and wish to return the Lot you must notify us in writing within 7 days of receipt of the Lot, stating the reason for the return. The Lot must then be returned to us within 14 days of receipt, in the same condition as at the auction date. Any such request is subject to our sole discretion. 5

AFTER THE AUCTION 5.1 Buyer’s Premium In addition to the hammer price, you must pay us the Buyer’s Premium of 20% on the final hammer price of each Lot. 5.2

Value Added Tax Other than in respect of Zero-rated Lots (o) (see VAT Symbols for details), VAT is payable on the Buyer’s Premium and on the Hammer Price, if the Lot has been marked with a sign to that effect in the catalogue (see VAT Symbols for details).

5.3

VAT Refunds General 5.3.1 As we remain liable to account for VAT on all Lots unless they have been exported outside the EU within 3 months of the date of sale, you will generally be asked to deposit all amounts of VAT invoiced. However, if a Spink nominated shipper is instructed, then any refundable VAT will not be collected. In all other cases credits will be made when proof of export is provided. If you export the Lot yourself you must obtain shipping documents from the Shipping Department for which a charge of £50 will be made.

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Telephone Bids If you make arrangements with us not less than 24 hours before the sale, we shall use reasonable endeavours to contact you to enable you to participate in bidding by telephone, but in no circumstances will we be liable to either the Seller or you as a result of failure to do so.

4.7

Currency Converter At some auctions, a currency converter will be operated, based on the one month forward rates of exchange quoted to us by Barclays Bank Plc or any other appropriate rate determined by us, at opening on the date of the auction. Bidding will take place in a currency determined by us, which is usually sterling for auctions held in London. The currency converter is not always reliable, and errors may occur beyond our control either in the accuracy of the Lot number displayed on the converter, or the foreign currency equivalent of sterling bids. We shall not be liable to you for any loss suffered as a result of you following the currency converter.

5.3.2 If you export the Lot you must return the valid proof of export certificate to us within 3 months of the date of sale. If you fail to return the proof of export certificate to us within such period and you have not already accounted to us for the VAT, you will be liable to us for the full amount of the VAT due on such Lot and we shall be entitled to invoice you for this sum.

4.8

Video images At some auctions there will be a video screen. Mistakes may occur in its operation, and we cannot be liable to you regarding either the correspondence of the image to the Lot being sold or the quality of the image as a reproduction of the original.

4.9

Bidding Increments Bidding generally opens below the low estimate and advances in the following order although the auctioneer may vary the bidding increments during the course of the auction. The normal bidding increments are: Up to £100 by £5 £100 to £300 by £10 £300 to £600 £320-£350-£380-£400 etc. £600 to £1,000 by £50 £1,000 to £3,000 by £100 £3,000 to £6,000 £3,200-£3,500-£3,800-£4,000 etc. £6,000 to £20,000 by £500 £20,000 and up Auctioneer’s discretion

VAT Refunds - Buyers from within the EU 5.3.4 VAT refunds are available on the Hammer Price and Buyer’s Premium of Daggered (†) and Investment Gold (g) Lots. You must certify that you are registered for VAT in another EU country and that the Lot is to be removed from the United Kingdom within 3 months of the date of sale. 5.3.5 Where an EU buyer purchases a Lot on which import VAT has been charged, no refund of VAT is available from us. It may be possible to apply directly for a refund on form VAT 65 to HM Revenue & Customs Overeseas Repayment Section, Londonderry.

4.10 Bidding by Spink 4.10.1 We reserve the right to bid on Lots on the Seller’s behalf up to the amount of the Reserve (if any), which will never be above the low estimate printed in the auction catalogue. 4.10.2 The Spink Group reserves the right to bid on and purchase Lots as principal. 4.11 The Auctioneer’s Discretion The auctioneer has the right at his absolute discretion to refuse any bid to advance the bidding in such manner as he may decide to withdraw or divide any Lot, to combine any two or more Lots and, in the case of error or dispute, to put an item up for bidding again. Spink Uni (07/11) (20)

5.3.3 To apply for a refund of any VAT paid, the proof of export certificate must be sent to our Shipping Department clearly marked ‘VAT Refund’ within 3 months of the date of sale. No payment will be made where the total amount of VAT refundable is less than £50 and Spink will charge £50 for each refund processed.

VAT Refunds – Buyers from outside the EU 5.3.6 Where a Lot is included within the Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme and evidence of export from the EU is produced within 3 months of the date of sale, the VAT element included within the Buyer’s Premium may be refunded. 5.3.7 Where the Lot is marked as a Daggered (†) or Investment Gold (g) Lot the VAT charged on the Hammer Price may be refunded where evidence of export from the EU is produced within 3 months of the date of sale. A refund of VAT charged on the Buyer’s Premium can also be made on receipt of proof of business as a collectibles dealer. 5.3.8 Where the Lot is marked as an Omega (Ω) Lot or an Import VAT (x) Lot and evidence of export from the EU is produced within 3 months of the date of sale, the VAT charged on both the Hammer Price and Buyer’s Premium may be refunded. Where required, we can advise you on how to export such Lots as a specific form of export evidence is required. Where we advise you on the export of the Lots, please be aware that the ultimate responsibility in respect of obtaining a valid proof of export certificate will lie with you and we will not be responsible for your failure to obtain such certificate.

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Payment 5.4.1 You must provide us with your full name and permanent address and, if so requested, details of the bank from which any payments to us will be made. You must pay the full amount due (comprising the Hammer Price, the Buyer’s Premium and any applicable VAT) within seven days after the date of the sale. This applies even if you wish to export the Lot and an export licence is (or may be) required. 5.4.2 You will not acquire title to the Lot until all amounts due to us have been paid in full to us, even in circumstances where we have released the Lot to you. 5.4.3 Payment should be made in sterling by one of the following methods: II(i) Direct bank transfer to our account details of which are set out on the invoice. All bank charges shall be met by you. Please ensure that your client number is noted on the transfer. i(ii) By cheque or bank draft made payable to Spink and Son Ltd and sent to Spink at 69 Southampton Row, Bloomsbury, London WC1B 4ET. Please note that the processing charges for payments made by cheques or bank drafts drawn on a non-U.K bank shall be met by you. Please ensure that the remittance slip printed at the bottom of the invoice is enclosed with your payment. (iii) By Visa or Mastercard. A charge of 2% will be applied. Payments exceeding £5,000 can normally only be made by the card holder in person whilst on our premises. 5.4.4 Payments should be made by the registered buyer and not by third parties, unless it has been agreed at the time of registration that you are acting as an agent on behalf of a third party. 5.5 Invoices Invoices may consist of one or more pages and will show: Zero rated Lots (o); no symbol Lots sold under the Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme; Lots marked (g) special scheme Investment Gold; Daggered Lots (†), imported Lots marked (x) and (Ω), (e) Lots with Zero rated hammer for EU VAT registered buyers. 5.6 Collection of Purchases 5.6.1 Unless we specifically agree to the contrary, we shall retain items sold until all amounts due to us, or to the Spink Group, have been paid in full. 5.6.2 Unless we notify you to the contrary, items retained by us will be covered in accordance with our policy which is available for inspection at our offices from the date of sale for a period of seven days or until the time of collection, whichever is sooner. After seven days or from the time of collection, whichever is the earlier, the Lot will be entirely at your risk. 5.6.3 Our policy will not cover and we are unable to accept responsibility for damage caused by woodworm, changes in atmospheric conditions or acts of terrorism. 5.7 Notification We are not able to notify successful bidders by telephone. While Invoices are sent out by mail after the auction we do not accept responsibility for notifying you of the result of your bid. You are requested to contact us by telephone or in person as soon as possible after the auction to obtain details of the outcome of your bids to avoid incurring charges for late payment. 5.8 Packing and handling 5.8.1 We shall use all reasonable endeavours to take care when handling and packing a purchased Lot but remind you that after seven days or from the time of collection, whichever is sooner, the Lot is entirely at your risk. Our postage charges are set out at the back of the catalogue. 5.8.2 It is the responsibility of the Buyer to be aware of any Import Duties that may be incurred upon importation to the final destination. Spink will not accept return of any package in order to avoid these duties. The onus is also on the Buyer to be aware of any Customs import restrictions that prohibit the importation of certain collectibles. Spink will not accept return of the Lot(s) under these circumstances. Spink will not accept responsibility for Lot(s) seized or destroyed by Customs. 5.9 Recommended packers and shippers If required our shipping department may arrange shipment as your agent. Although we may suggest carriers if specifically requested, our suggestions are made on the basis of our general experience of such parties in the past and we are not responsible to any person to whom we have made a recommendation for the acts or omissions of the third parties concerned. 5.10 Remedies for non-payment or failure to collect purchases 5.10.1 If you fail to make payment within seven days of your stipulated payment date set out in your invoice, we shall be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights or remedies: 5.10.1.1 to charge interest at the rate of 2% per month compound interest, calculated on a daily basis, from the date the full amount is due; 5.10.1.2 to set off against any amounts which the Spink Group may owe you in any other transaction the outstanding amount remaining unpaid by you; 5.4

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5.10.1.3 we may keep hold of all or some of your Lots or other property in the possession of the Spink Group until you have paid all the amounts you owe us or the Spink Group, even if the unpaid amounts do not relate to those Lots or other property. Following fourteen days’ notice to you of the amount outstanding and remaining unpaid, the Spink Group shall have the right to arrange the sale of such Lots or other property. We shall apply the proceeds in discharge of the amount outstanding to us or the Spink Group, and pay any balance to you; 5.10.1.4 where several amounts are owed by you to the Spink Group in respect of different transactions, to apply any amount paid to discharge any amount owed in respect of any particular transaction, whether or not you so direct; 5.10.1.5 to reject at any future auction any bids made by you or on your behalf or obtain a deposit from you before accepting any bids. 5.10.2 If you fail to make payment within thirty-five days, we shall in addition be entitled: 5.10.2.1 to cancel the sale of the Lot or any other item sold to you at the same or any other auction; 5.10.2.2 to arrange a resale of the Lot, publicly or privately, and, if this results in a lower price being obtained, claim the balance from you together with all reasonable costs including a 20% seller’s commission, expenses, damages, legal fees, commissions and premiums of whatever kind associated with both sales or otherwise, incurred in connection with your failure to make payment; or 5.10.2.3 take any other appropriate action as we deem fit. 5.11 Failure to collect Where purchases are not collected within seven days after the sale, whether or not payment has been made, you will be required to pay a storage charge of £2 per item per day plus any additional handling cost that may apply. You will not be entitled to collect the Lot until all outstanding charges are met, together with payment of all other amounts due to us. 5.12 Export Licence 5.12.1 If required we can, at our discretion, advise you on the detailed provisions of the export licensing regulations. Where we advise you in relation to export licensing regulations the ultimate responsibility in respect of any export will lie with you and we will not be responsible for your failure to apply for any necessary licences. 5.12.2 If the Lot is going to be hand carried by you, you may be required to produce a valid export licence to us or sign a waiver document stating that a licence will be applied for. 5.12.3 You should always check whether an export licence is required before exporting. Export licences are usually obtained within two or three weeks but delays can occur. 5.12.4 Unless otherwise agreed by us in writing, the fact that you wish to apply for an export licence does not affect your obligation to make payment within seven days nor our right to charge interest on late payment. 5.12.5 If you request that we apply for an export licence on your behalf, we shall be entitled to recover from you our disbursements and out of pocket expenses in relation to such application, together with any relevant VAT. 5.12.6 We will not be obliged to rescind a sale nor to refund any interest or other expenses incurred by you where payment is made by you despite the fact that an export licence is required. 5.13 Refund in the case of Forgery 5.13.1 A sale will be cancelled, and the amount paid refunded to you if a Lot (other than a miscellaneous item not described in the catalogue) sold by us proves to have been a Forgery. We shall not however be obliged to refund any amounts if either (a) the catalogue description or saleroom notice at the auction date corresponded to the generally accepted opinion of scholars or experts at that time, or fairly indicated that there was a conflict of opinions, or (b) it can be demonstrated that the Lot is a Forgery only by means of either a scientific process not generally accepted for use until after publication of the catalogue or a process which at the date of the auction was unreasonably expensive or impracticable or likely to have caused damage to the Lot. Furthermore, you should note that this refund can be obtained only if the following conditions are met: 5.13.1.1 you must notify us in writing, within seven days of the receipt of the Lot(s), that in your view the Lot concerned is a Forgery; 5.13.1.2 you must then return the item to us within fourteen days from receipt of the Lot(s), in the same condition as at the auction date; and

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5.13.1.3 as soon as possible following return of the Lot, you must produce evidence satisfactory to us that the Lot is a Forgery and that you are able to transfer good title to us, free from any third party claims. 5.13.2 In no circumstances shall we be required to pay you any more than the amount paid by you for the Lot concerned and you shall have no claim for interest. 5.13.3 The benefit of this guarantee is not capable of being transferred, and is solely for the benefit of the person to whom the original invoice was made out by us in respect of the Lot when sold and who, since the sale, has remained the owner of the Lot without disposing of any interest in it to any third party. 5.13.4 We shall be entitled to rely on any scientific or other process to establish that the Lot is not a Forgery, whether or not such process was used or in use at the date of the auction. 6 LIABILITY Nothing in these Terms and Conditions limits or excludes our liability for: 6.1 death or personal injury resulting from negligence; or 6.2 any damage or liability incurred by you as a result of our fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation. 7 COPYRIGHT 7.1 We shall have the right (on a non-exclusive basis) to photograph, video or otherwise produce an image of the Lot. All rights in such an image will belong to us, and we shall have the right to use it in whatever way we see fit. 7.2 The copyright in all images, illustrations and written material relating to a Lot is and shall remain at all times our property and we shall have the right to use it in whatever way we see fit. You shall not use or allow anyone else to use such images, illustrations or written material without our prior written consent. 8 VAT You shall give us all relevant information about your VAT status and that of the Lot to ensure that the correct information is printed in the catalogues. Once printed, the information cannot be changed. If we incur any unforeseen cost or expense as a result of the information being incorrect, you will reimburse to us on demand the full amount incurred. 9 NOTICES All notices given under these Terms and Conditions may be served personally, sent by 1st class post, or faxed to the address given to the sender by the other party. Any notice sent by post will be deemed to have been received on the second working day after posting or, if the addressee is overseas, on the fifth working day after posting. Any notice sent by fax or served personally will be deemed to be delivered on the first working day following despatch. 10 ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS The following provisions of this clause 10 shall apply only if you are acting for the purposes of your business. 10.1 Limitation of Liability Subject to clause 6, we shall not be liable, whether in tort (including for negligence) or breach of statutory duty, contract, misrepresentation or otherwise for any: 10.1.1 loss of profits, loss of business, depletion of goodwill and/or similar losses, loss of anticipated savings, loss of goods, loss of contract, loss of use, loss of corruption of data or information; or 10.1.2 any special, indirect, consequential or pure economic loss, costs, damages, charges or expenses. 10.2 Severability If any part of these Terms and Condition is found by any court to be invalid, illegal or unenforceable, that part may be discounted and the rest of the conditions shall continue to be valid and enforceable to the fullest extent permitted by law. 10.3 Force majeure We shall have no liability to you if we are prevented from, or delayed in performing, our obligations under these Terms and Conditions or from carrying on our business by acts, events, omissions or accidents beyond our reasonable control, including (without limitation) strikes, lock-outs or other industrial disputes (whether involving our workforce or the workforce of any other party), failure of a utility service or transport network, act of God, war, riot, civil commotion, malicious damage, compliance with any law or governmental order, rule, regulation or direction, accident, breakdown of plant or machinery, fire, flood, storm or default of suppliers or subcontractors. 10.4 Waiver 10.4.1 A waiver of any right under these Terms and Conditions is only effective if it is in writing and it applies only to the circumstances for which it is given. No failure or delay by a party in exercising any right or remedy under these Terms and Conditions or by law shall constitute a waiver of that (or any other) right or remedy, nor preclude or restrict its further exercise. No single or partial exercise of such right or remedy shall preclude or restrict the further exercise of that (or any other) right or remedy. 10.4.2 Unless specifically provided otherwise, rights arising under these Terms and Conditions are cumulative and do not exclude rights provided by law. Spink Uni (07/11) (20)

10.5 Law and Jurisdiction 10.5.1 These Terms and Conditions and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with them or their subject matter, shall be governed by, and construed in accordance with, the law of England and Wales. 10.5.2 The parties irrevocably agree that the courts of England and Wales shall have exclusive jurisdiction to settle any dispute or claim that arises out of, or in connection with, Terms and Conditions or their subject matter.

Postal Charges Prices for books (items sent by this method are not covered by insurance) Weight

Rest of the World

Up to 1kg

£8 for any weight

£12

£15

Up to 2kg

£8 for any weight

£18

£25

Prices for all other items including postage and packaging Invoice Value

Rest of the World

Up to £1,500

£10

£15

£20

Above £1,501

£20

£30

£40

Shipments of more than 2kg or volumetric measurement of more than 2kg have to be sent by courier. Certain countries may incur extra charge when courier services are required by our insurance policy. For lots sent by courier please contact Auctionteam@spink.com for calculation of any further relevant cost in addition to the above charges. Value Added Tax (VAT) Charging of (VAT) at Auction The information shown on this page sets out the way in which Spink intends to account for VAT.

Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme 1. Where possible, we will offer Lots for sale under the Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme. Such Lots can be identified by the absence of any symbol next to the Lot number in the catalogue and will not be subject to VAT on the Hammer Price. 2. Where Lots are sold using the Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme to VAT–registered businesses, the VAT included within the Buyers’ Premium is not recoverable as input tax. Upon request on sale day, we will issue invoices that show VAT separately on both the Hammer Price and the Buyer’s Premium. This will enable VAT-registered businesses to recover the VAT charged as input tax, subject to the normal rules for recovering input tax.

ii.

Zero-Rated Lots Limited Categories of goods, such as books, are Zero-rated (o) for VAT in the United Kingdom. Such Lots are offered under the Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme. In these circumstances no VAT element will be included within the Buyer’s Premium.

iii.

Daggered Lots Lots which are Daggered (†) in the catalogue are subject to VAT at 20% on both the Hammer Price and the Buyer’s Premium.

iv.

Starred and Omega Lots Lots which are marked (x) in the catalogue are subject to VAT at 5% on the Hammer Price and 20% on the Buyer’s Premium which is shown as inclusive of VAT. Lots which bear the Omega symbol (Ω) are subject to VAT at 20% on the Hammer Price and on the Buyer’s Premium. Such Lots bear VAT because the Lot is liable for VAT at this rate on importation into the EU.

Investment Gold Lots Lots marked (g) in the catalogue are exempt from VAT on the Hammer Price and are subject to VAT at 20% on the Buyer’s Premium. A refund of VAT charged on the Buyer’s Premium can also be made on receipt of proof of business as a collectibles dealer.

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Imported Lots Lots which are marked (x) and Lots which bear the Omega symbol (Ω) have VAT charged on the Hammer Price and Buyers’ Premium because they have been imported into the United Kingdom from outside the EU. In these cases we have used a temporary importation procedure, which in effect means that the point of importation is deferred until the Lot has been sold. At this point the Buyer is treated as the importer and is liable to pay the import VAT due. We will collect the VAT from you and pay it to HM Customs and Excise on your behalf.

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Stamps, Coins, Banknotes, Medals, Bonds & Shares, Autographs, Books, Wines

Group Chairman and CEO Olivier D. Stocker

AUCTION CALENDAR 2012

Lugano Lugano Lugano Lugano Lugano New York New York Hong Kong London London London London Hong Kong London London New York London London New York Singapore Hong Kong New York London London

SW1001 SW1002 SW1002 SW1002 SW1002 139 138 12028 12029 12013 12030 12014

Coins 28/29 March 31 March 18/19 May 28 June 22/23 August 28/29 August 27 September 13/14 November 4 December

London Hong Kong Fort Worth London New York Hong Kong London New York London

12009 12028 313 12025 314

Banknotes 31 March 24/25 April 18/19 May 22/23 August 3 October 13/14 November 6 December

The Collector’s Series World Banknotes The Collector’s Series The Collector’s Series World Banknotes The Collector’s Series World Banknotes

Hong Kong London Fort Worth New York London New York London

12028 12022 313 314 12023 315 12024

Medals 19 April 19 July 22 November

Orders, Decorations, Campaign Medals & Militaria Orders, Decorations, Campaign Medals & Militaria Orders, Decorations, Campaign Medals & Militaria

London London London

12002 12003 12004

Bonds and Shares 31 March 18 May 18/19 May 22/23 August 13/14 November 28 November

Hong Kong London Fort Worth New York New York London

12028 12010 313 314 315 12011

Autographs 18/19 May 22/23 August 13/14 November

The Collector’s Series Sale The Collector’s Series Sale The Collector’s Series Sale

Fort Worth New York New York

Wines 8 March May July September November

An An An An An

Evening Evening Evening Evening Evening

of of of of of

Sale Sale Sale Sale

Exceptional Exceptional Exceptional Exceptional Exceptional

Wines Wines Wines Wines Wines

The above sale dates are subject to change

Spink offers the following services Valuations for insurance and probate for individual items or whole collections. Sales on a commission basis either of individual pieces or whole collections.

Hong Hong Hong Hong Hong

Kong Kong Kong Kong Kong

12015 12016 12017 12018 12019

12020 12021

12026 315 12027

313 314 315

SFW01

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SPINK LONDON 212

£25

The Magnus Collection, Ancient, English and Foreign Coins and Commemorative Medals

The magnus collection, Ancient, English & Foreign Coins & Commemorative Medals

Bloomsbury www.spink.com

London WC1B 4ET

28-29 March 2012 • London

STAMPS COINS BANKNOTES MEDALS BONDS & SHARES AUTOGRAPHS BOOKS WINES

28-29 March 2012 • London