56
1299
Henry II silver penny, Short Cross Class 1b, stop before
'REX', curls 2/5, reverse reads:- +DAVI.ON.LVND,
London Mint, moneyer Davi, Spink 1344, larger than
normal flan, all struck up, nice example, VF
£125 -£175
1300
Henry II silver penny, Short Cross Issue, Class 1b, 2
curls left, 5 curls right [these slightly double struck] and
pellet before 'REX', Spink 1344, reverse reads:-
+OSBER.ON.WILT, Wilton Mint, moneyer Osber,
large round flan,NVF
£190 -£220
1301
Henry III silver long cross pennies all London, all no
sceptre, all by Nicole, two are Class 3b the other Class
3bc, all VF [3]
£50 -£75
1302
Henry III silver penny, Long Cross Issue with sceptre,
legend starts at 10 o'clock, no mm., reverse reads:-
hENRI ON LVNDE ['EN' and 'ND' ligulate], London
Mint, moneyer Henri, full, round, well centred, a small
area of edge 'turned up', both dies very slightly off centre
GVF
£40 -£50
1303
Henry III silver penny, Short Cross Class 7b, letter 'M'
appears as 'H', reverse reads:- +ADAH ON LVNDE,
LondonMint, moneyer Adam, Spink 1356B, large flan,
nice and central, portrait well struck up, legends a little
weak,NVF
£75 -£100
1304
Henry III silver penny, Short Cross Type, Class 7c,
obverse reads:- hENRICVSR EX, reverse reads:-
+ROGERONCAN, CanterburyMint,moneyerRoger,
reverse off centre, NVF together with a ditto but John
and of London with very tall lettering, Class 6b,
VF/NVF [2]
£80 -£100
1305
HenryV silver halfpenny from alteredHenry IV obverse
die, ie broken annulets by neck, 'LONDON' with
Lombardic 'N's, see J.J.North Vol. II, p.54, 1408 and
Spink 1793, piecemissing from edge, nice portrait, struck
from rusty dies, rare, VF
£225 -£250
1306
Henry V silver penny of London, Class C, with tall neck
and mullet and broken annulet? by crown, Spink 1778,
full, round, well centred, reverse cross evident on obverse
[hence annulet not certain] but a good even strike,
slightly rough surfaces,NVF
£60 -£80
1307
Henry V Silver Penny, Class D, Mullet and Annulet by
Crown, Spink 17719.Unusually good example (VF)
£140 -£160
1308
Henry VI Silver Halfgroat, Annulet Issue, Calais Mint.
Reverse reads 'VIL/LA/CAL/IS' Spink 1840 (GVF)
£80 -£100
1309
Henry VII Silver Groat, facing bust issue, class IIa,
Crownwith twoplain arches.MintmarkCINQUEFOIL,
Spink 2195. Coded Reverse stops 1-2-1-2 (Combination
not in AshmoleanMuseum) somewhat patchy tone, (VF)
Rare
£200 -£240
1310
Henry VII silver groat, Facing Bust Type of London,
Class IIIc, Spink 2199, crownwith one jewelled and one
plain arch, mm. Pansy [1495-1498], a little weakness on
legends but very sharpportrait, VF/NVF
£180 -£200
1311
HenryVII silver groat, ProfileType,Regular Issue, triple
band to crown, reads:- 'hENRIC VII', mm. Pheon
[1505-1509], Spink 2258, full, round, well centred, two
very short edge striking cracks, VF
£260 -£280
1312
Henry VII silver penny, Durham Mint of Bishop Fox,
throne with one pillar, reverse:- Mitre above shield 'DR'
at sides, Spink 2233, flan a little angular, NVF, with a
ditto but Henry VIII, again Durham Mint by Bishop
Ruthall, mm. Lis, 'TD' above shield, Spink 2331, clear
GF [2]
£50 -£60
1313
Henry VII Silver Penny, Sovereign type, York Mint,
ArchbishopRotherham, Single Pillar toThrone. Reverse
- Pellet between A and S of TAS. Spink 2236 with B A
Seaby Ltd 1955 ticket in the hand of P.F Purvey,
described as 'VFbut for chipping'
£50 -£60
1314
Henry VIII Irish Silver Groat of Dublin Mint,
posthumous coinage (1547 - c.1550) Type IVMintmark
Harp Spink 6488. Unusually large round flan with clear
legends andnice bust (NVF/GF) Rare like this
£300 -£350
1315
Henry VIII Second coinage Silver Penny, Sovereign
type, DurhamMint, Bishop Tunstall, C-D beside shield.
MintmarkStar, Spink 2354. Full round (GF)
£45 -£55
1316
Henry VIII silver groat, Second Coinage [1526-1544],
mm. Pheon, Laker Bust D, Spink 2337E, round andwell
centred, of even untouched dull appearance with nice
portait, VF
£150 -£175
