46
1069
Elizabeth I silver shilling, Sixth Issue [1582-1600] mm.
Hand [1590-1592], full, round, well centred, weak on
bottom left quarter of reverse shield, very lightly polished,
quite nice portrait, GF
£75 - £100
1070
Elizabeth I silver threepence, Third and Fourth Issues
[1561-1577] mm. Eglantine [1573-1578] and dated
1575, Spink 2566, full, round, well centred, much of
portrait visible, some weakness on legends, GF
£50 - £60
1071
English silver pennies, Henry III with sceptre, Henri
probably of London, a little crinkled but good portrait,
VF, Edwardian pieces, 3 x London and 1 x Newcastle-
upon-Tyne, all collectable, F to NVF [5]
£40 - £50
1072
European hammered silver coins and bracteates (8)
unidentified assortment.
£30 - £40
1073
Faustina Junior silver denarius, reverse:- Fecunditas,
RIC, Vol. III, p.269, No.677, GF together with a ditto
but of Lucilla, Rome Mint 166-169A.D., reverse:- Venus,
Sear 5492, GVF, both with old tickets [2]
£40 - £50
1074
Gold tremissus of Rouen, 585-620A.D., moneyer
Mellitus, Belfort 3812, sold with a photostat of a similar
piece sold 27.10.2010 by Hess-Divo AG, Auction 317, lot
1056, the reverse of the present piece better centred and
the Aplha and Omega retrograde, sold with old ticket,
Found Norfolk 2014, NVF/GVF
£2750 - £3250
1075
Gold tremissus of Strasbourg, moneyer Aunulfus, Belfort
301, EMC 2014.0121, found Essex in the 1990's, sold
with an old ticket, well centred VF
£2750 - £3250
1076
Gordian III sestertius, Rome Mint 241-243, reverse:-
Laetitia, Sear 8712, obverse with some infill, F/GF, a
ditto but of Philip I, Rome Mint 248A.D. reverse:- Philip
seated on curule chair, Sear 9009, rough corroded
surfaces, possibly sometime gilt, Fair, third a dupondius
of Julia Mamaea, Rome Mint 228A.D. reverse:- Felicitas
resting on column, Sear 8238, rough surfaces, F and last
a sestertius of Philip I, Rome Mint 248A.D. reverse:-
She-Wolf and Twins, Sear 9011, infill which has been
tooled, F all with old tickets [4]
£50 - £60
1077
Group of Roman Imperial pieces of Antoninus Pius,
Philip II as Augustus, Gallienus, Carus [Colonial Egypt],
Licinius I and Magnentius, average F [6]
£40 - £50
1078
Hadrian sestertius, Rome Mint 128 A.D., reverse:-
Hilaritas standing left, holding long palm and
cornucopiae, two children at her feet, Sear 3602, hairline
striking crack, obverse 1 o'clock and small metal fault one
edge at this point, portrait NEF and reverse central and
well struck up, NEF
£280 - £320
1079
Henry II Cross and Crosslets or 'Tealby' silver penny,
Bust F, Spink 1342, obverse reads:- +hENR[I R]EX:
reverse reads:- +RAVL:[ON:S] EDMV:, ['S' face down],
usual slightly angular flan, GF
£130 - £150
1080
Henry III silver penny Short Cross Issue, reverse reads:-
+ILGER ON LVNDE, full and round, light scuff,
obverse, VF together with a ditto but reading:-
+NIChOLE ON LVN, small perforation, small with
slightly rough surfaces, dark, GF [2]
£60 - £80
1081
Henry V silver groat, London Mint, probably Class C,
flatness across breast but probably mullet on right
shoulder, Spink 1765, smallish flan as is usuall at this
period, scuffs both sides, F
£80 - £100
1082
Henry V silver groat, Series C, normal frowning bust,
mullet on right shoulder, Spink 1765, Ex. Reigate Hoard,
surface scuffs but a clear example, F
£100 - £130
1083
Henry V silver halfpenny from an altered Henry 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, piece missing from edge, nice portrait,
struck from rusty dies, rare, VF
£200 - £225
1084
Henry VI First Reign [1422-1461], silver groat, Annulet
Issue [1422-1430] Calais Mint, annulets at neck and on
reverse, Spink 1836, slightly rough surfaces, NVF
£110 - £130
1085
Henry VI silver groat, Annulet Issue [1422-1430], Calais
Mint, with annulets reverse, Spink 1836, full, round, well
centred, dark, nice portrait, VF/GVF
£80 - £120
1086
Henry VI silver groat, Annulet Issue [1422-1430], Calais
Mint, with annulets reverse, Spink 1836, full, round, well
centred, some weakness, GF
£45 - £55
