50
1184
Anglo-Saxon silver sceat, c.710-c.760 A.D., Series R,
obverse:- Radiate bust on pyramidal neck made up of
pellets, resting on pelleted line, Epa in runes before,
reverse:- Standard reading TOTI I, see Spink 812 on,
GVF
£160 -£180
1185
Antoninus Pius and Marcus Aurelius Caesar silver
denarius, Rome Mint 141A.D., Laureate head of Pius,
right /Bare head of Aurelius, right, Sear 4524,NVF
£60 -£80
1186
Antonninus Pius. Sestertius. Rome mint 142 AD.
Reverse reads :- Concordia Exercitum SC. Concord
standing left holding victory and legionary standard. Sear
4157. Some light pitting, boldportrait.GVF.
£120 -£160
1187
Arab-Byzantine. 7th Century AD AE fals of Damascus.
Two standing emperors and another fal with palm tree.
F-VF.
£50 -£70
1188
Augustus Silver Denarius. Romemint 19 BC. Obverse :-
Tvrpilianus III vir around head ie liber or bacchus right.
Reverse :- Caeser Augustus sign rece around Parthian
kneeling right. Presenting Roman standard. Sear 1603
similar.NVF.
£150 -£200
1189
Bulgaria - Ivan Alexander Silver Grosh (1331-1371)
Obverse - Alexander and Consort standing facing,
Reverse - Nimbate abd Orans figure of Christ standing
facing .Obverse off centre (VF)
£25 -£35
1190
Byzantine. Anastasius I (491 - 518 AD). Follis of
Constantinopis . Sear 19.Nice pantination.NVF.
£40 -£60
1191
Byzantine. Justin II and Sophia (565 - 578 AD). Follis of
Nicomedia. Year 6 (570 - 571 AD) and half follis of
Constantinopie, year 8 (572 - 573 AD). Sear 369 and
361. (Thiswith christogram aboveK).GF.
£30 -£40
1192
Byzantine. Justinanian I (527 - 565 AD). Follis of
Cyzicus. Year 25 (= 551 - 552 AD). Sear 207. Some
reverse pitting, good facingbust. VF.
£35 -£45
1193
Byzantine. Maurice Tiberius (582 - 602 AD). Follis of
Theopolis, year 14 (595 - 596AD). Sear 533.NVF.
£25 -£35
1194
Byzantine. Temp basil II (976 - 1025 AD) anonymous
follis of Constantinopie. Class A2. Obverse reads :-
+Emmanovha around bust of ellnist facing, wearing
himbus cruciger and holding book of gospels, IC to left,
XC to right. Reverse reads :- "Jesus/Christ/King/of
Kings"in four lines. Sear 1813. Exceptional dark patina.
GVF.
£40 -£60
1195
Caracalla silver denarius, RomeMint 213A.D., reverse:-
Mars, Sear 6819 ['BRIT' inobverse legend], with striking
crack and reverse off centre, EF and ditto but Geta as
Caesar, Rome Mint 199 A.D., reverse:- Nobilitas, Sear
7184, nice boyish portrait, good metal, GVF/VF and
lastly a ditto but of Elagabalus, Rome Mint 219 A.D.,
reverse:- Annona, Sear 7503, both dies slightly off centre,
GVF [3]
£50 -£70
1196
Caracalla, tetradrachm, Syro-Phoenician, Mint of Akko
Ptolemais, Diosuri Issue, Prieur 1222, tone a little
uneven, VF/GVF
£40 -£50
1197
Caracalla. Silver Denarius, Romemint 201AD. Reverse
:- part max pont trp IIII, two Parthian captives seated
back to back at foot of trophy. Sear 6853. Nice boyish
bust.NEF.
£50 -£70
1198
Carausius BillonAntoninanus. Colchester mint. Obverse
reads :- ImpCCaravsius PF I avg. Reverse :- pax avg, S
- P in field. Sear 13646 sim. Ric 482. (291 - 292 AD).
Good patina, superb bust. NEF. Rare like this with I
(Hvictus) title.
£200 -£250
1199
Carausius billon antoninianus, struck on an oval flan, this
piece 'turned in the die' hence bust each side and
portions of Pax each side, clear, F
£40 -£50
1200
Charles I silver groat of Aberystwyth [1638-1642] mm.
book, large bust, crown breaks inner circle, Spink 2891,
full and round, a little edge damage at 10 to 11 o'clock,
obverse, lightly crinkled,GF/NVF
£60 -£80
1201
Charles I silver halfcrowns, mm. Tun [1636-1638]
Tower Mint under the King, Spink 2775, NF/GF and
mm. Eye [1645] Tower Mint under the Parliament,
Spink 2778,NF/GF [2]
£80 -£120
1202
Charles I Silver Halfcrown, Tower Mint, type 4 MM
Triangle in circle (1641-1643) Spink 2779. Good
Equestrian figure of the King on a somewhat irregular
flan, of full weight . Typical for this later issue. Partly
weakly struck but with some lustre and little actual wear
(VF)
£90 -£110
1203
Charles I Silver Shilling, TowerMint type 42, MMTun
(1636-1638) Spink 2794, sharp bust. As Brooker 513/4
but this readsMAGBR FRETH. Small XII, Very rare
(GF/NVF)
£90 -£120
1204
Charles I silver shilling, Tower Mint under Parliament,
[1642-1649],mm. 'P' or 'R' in brackets [1643-1645],
Group F, Sixth large 'Briot' Bust, Type 4.4, Spink 2800,
slightly irregular flan, portrait above average,GF
£60 -£80
1205
Charles I silver shilling, Tower Mint under the King
[1625-1642] mm. plume [1630-1631], Group C, Third
Bust, Type 2a, reverse:- Oval garnished shield with CR
above, Spink 2787, full, round, well centred, has in the
past been bent as a love token, portrait gone, rest of coin
GF
£20 -£30
1206
Charles I silver shilling, Tower Mint under the King
[1625-1642] mm. Portcullis [1633-1634], Group D,
Fourth Bust, Type 3.1, Spink 2789, full, round, well
centred, very finely and lightly rubbed on portait, a little
spot of weakness on reverse legendNVF/VF
£60 -£80
