52
1312
Scottish silver penny of David II, Second Issue c.1333 on,
reverse reads:- REX SCOTTORVM around four
mullets of six points, Spink 5088, at sometime cleaned,
full, round, well centred, for issue NVF
£60 - £70
1313
Scottish, silver looking bawbee of Mary [1542-1558]
before marriage to Francis, Edinburgh Mint, reverse:-
Plain Saltire Cross through crown, Spink 5432, GF
£40 - £60
1314
Silver cut-halfpennies, 3 x Short Cross, 4 x Long Cross, 1
x Scottish, cut-fathings x 5, an Irish round farthing of
Dublin NF/NVF and 2 x silver 20 pence of Charles I of
Scotland, one holed, Poor, the other NF [15]
£35 - £30
1315
Small collection housed in a plastic partitioned box, red
felt lined, of English hammered silver pieces [19] plus a
short cross cut-halfpenny, a few chipped, plus an English
pierced jeton and 3 x milled silver sixpences and ditto but
2 x shillings, most probably detector found, average F.
[26]
£40 - £60
1316
Small collection housed in a plastic partitioned box, red
felt lined, of Roman Imperial bronzes from Domitian
onwards [31], plus 4 x silver or silver washed denarii
etc.,two with small chips, various low grades [35]
£40 - £60
1317
Small collection of Roman Imperial sestertii all with
some corrosion, some with old tickets, first of Vespasian,
Sear 2330, second of Vespasian or Titius, third of Nerva,
Sear 3054? and the last 5 all of Trajan, reverse:- Felicitas
x 2, next Sear 3204, next Sear 3196 and lastly
unidentfied reverse:- Two figures, that on the left seated,
trophy between? [8]
£140 - £160
1318
Stephen silver penny, 'Awbridge, Type, B.M.C. 7,
obverse probably reads:- [+STIEF]NE and reverse
possibly reads:- [+OS]BER[N ], if this is Osbern he is
known working at Ipswich, Lewes and Oxford, if it is
Otbern he is known of York, large irregular flan, about
half flat, rest NF
£140 - £160
1319
Stephen silver penny, Cross Moline or Tealby Type,
although irons used seem large and a little irregular, the
fabric of the coin is also somewhat brittle, the reverse
possibly reads:- +FOCA[ ]N.WACEA? possibly Watchet
Mint, moneyer not clear but J.J.N. gives FO- - - - on
p.166, Spink 1278, looks to be struck from rusty dies,
cracks and piece missing from edge, delicate but possibly
very rare, F
£50 - £75
1320
Suffolk, Woodbridge, Thomas Seckford copper token
1796, D & H p.246, No.15, GVF
£55 - £65
1321
The Macedonian Kingdom, silver tetradrachm, wt.
16.7gm. [somewhat smoothed] in the name of Alexander
III The Great, 336-323 B.C. [probably later], obverse:-
Head of young Herakles right, wearing Lion's skin head
dress, reverse:- Zeus seated left on backless throne, his
legs parallel, holding eagle and long sceptre, similar to
Sear 6713, F
£120 - £160
1322
The Seleukid Kingdom, silver tetradrachm, wt. 14.8gm.,
of Antiochos VII, Euergetes [Sidetes], 138-129 B.C.,
Antioch on the Orontes Mint, variety with AI monogram
and A in field to the left and nothing in exergue, Sear
7092, well centred, very light, small scuff before mouth,
GVF/VF
£120 - £160
1323
Trajan Decius, tetradrachm of Antioch, Syria, Third
Issue of Prieur 584 but portrait as 586 and obverse
inscription as 582, officina 5 x dots below bust, overall
very light pits but clear rare, GF/NVF
£40 - £60
1324
Trajan silver denarius, struck in honour of his deceased
father, M.Ulpius Traianus, Rome Mint 115 A.D.,
obverse legend:- IMP TRAIANVS AVG GER DAC P
M TR P COS VI P P, reverse reads:- DIVVS PATER
TRAIAN, Trajan Senior seated on curule chair left,
holding patera and sceptre, Sear 3323 with drapery on
left shoulder, with old tiicket, good metal, GF
£70 - £80
1325
Valens silver siliqua, VOT X V MVLT X X within
wreath type, Old Sear - , but see 4112, in exergue
SISCPS, Siscia Mint, full, round, well centred, of good
metal, with just a hint of 'cabinet colours', GVF/VF
£120 - £140
1326
Valens silver siliqua, VRBS ROMA type, Old Sear 4113
in exergue TRPS, Trier Mint, full, round, well centred,
carefully struck, even tone, good metal, NEF
£140 - £160
1327
Valens silver siliqua, VRBS ROMA type, Old Sear 4113,
in exergue AQ, Aquileia Mint, a little double-struck on
nose, full, round, well centred and of good metal,
GVF/VF
£120 - £140
1328
Valentinian II silver siliqua, VRBS ROMA type, Old
Sear 4158, in exergue RP, Rome Mint, full, round,
reverse struck very slightly low, of good metal, with just a
hint of 'cabinet colours', GVF/VF
£120 - £140
1329
Vespasian silver denarius, regular series, Rome Mint 69-
70 A.D., obverse reads:- IMP CAESAR VESPASIANVS
AVG, reverse:- Judaea seated beside trophy, below
IVDAEA, Sear 2296, with old ticket, interesting type,
good metal, GF
£150 - £250
1330
Vespasian silver denarius, regular series, Rome Mint 78
A.D., obverse reads:- CAESAR VESPASIANVS AVG
[outwards], reverse:- Modius containing corn-ears,
legend in field IMP XIX, Sear 2293, with old ticket,
obverse slightly off centre, weak strike, GF/NVF
£60 - £80
