43
1020
Anglo-Saxon silver sceat, Primary Phase [c.680-c.710],
'Vernus' Group, Spink 783, obverse:- Degraded head,
right, VER before, reverse:- Standard with legend TOTI
I, sharply struck and well centred, NEF/EF
£160 - £180
1021
Anglo-Saxon silver sceat, Primary Phase [c.680-c.710],
Series C, obverse:- Radiate bust, right, runic legend
before, reverse:- Standard with legend TOTI I, Variety
C1, Spink 779, some original finish EF
£140 - £160
1022
Anglo-Saxon silver sceat, Primary Phase [c.680-c.710],
Series F, obverse:- Bust right with pelleted helmet and
blundered legends, reverse:- Small Cross on annulet on
steps, an annulet at end of each horizontal and the
legend TOTI I, blundered legend around, Spink 781,
reverse slightly off centre, sharply struck, VF/GVF
£160 - £180
1023
Antoninus Pius, sestertius, Rome Mint 145 A.D., reverse
depicts Pius distributing largesse to Roman citizens, an
interesting and scarce type, Sear 4187, RIC III, 774,
VF/GF
£170 - £190
1024
Augustus silver denarius, struck Caesaraugusta 19-18
B.C., reverse:- Round shield inscribed S.P.Q.R CL.V,
Sear 1637, both dies very slightly off centre, VF
£300 - £350
1025
Augustus silver denarius, struck Colonia Patricia 19 B.C.,
reverse:- Round shield inscribed S.P.Q.R / CL.V., Sear
1637var. GVF/VF
£400 - £450
1026
Caracalla silver denarius, Rome Mint 202A.D., reverse:-
Caracalla sacrificing, Sear 6909, GVF together with a
ditto but of Geta, Rome Mint 202A.D., reverse:-
Securitas enthroned, Sear 7200, both with old tickets,
nice portrait VF/GF [2]
£40 - £50
1027
Celtic Gallic import?, Senones, Champagne 'wild man'
potin, Delesrel & Tache, 2645, very rare in this grade, no
corrosion, even colour, EF
£20 - £25
1028
Charles I Scottish silver twelve shillings, Third Coinage
[1637-1642], bust wholly within the inner circle, 'F' on its
face above reverse crown and sideways thistle before
legend, Spink 5563, slightly oval flan, nice even strike,
VF
£100 - £150
1029
Charles I silver Crown, type 3b. R. Plume above shield,
mm. crown, S.2759, GF, reverse slightly better.
£800 - £1200
1030
Charles I silver halfcrown of Oxford, Briot's horseman,
1643OX, large central plume and two Oxford plumes,
mm. Plume/ - , with two old tickets one of which states
'Seaby 1962 Ex. Lingford', scarce, horseman Poor rest of
coin F
£250 - £350
1031
Charles I silver halfcrown, Tower Mint under Parliament
[1642-1649] mm. Triangle within circle [1641-1643],
Group IV, Fourth horseman, Type 4, Spink 2779,
smallish irregular flan, some weakness, generally F
£50 - £70
1032
Charles I silver halfcrown, Tower Mint under Parliament
[1642-1649] mm. Triangle within circle [1641-1643]],
Group IV, Fourth horseman, Type 4, Spink 2779, with
old ticket, large irregular flan, was sharply struck, some
weakness, generally F
£60 - £80
1033
Charles I silver halfcrown, Tower Mint under Parliament
[1642-1649], mm. Triangle within circle [1641-1643],
Group IV, Fourth horseman, Type 4, Spink 2779, with
old ticket which states 'Ex. J.Wells 1905', full but slightly
irregular flan, well centred, GF
£75 - £100
