47
1087
Henry VII silver groat, Facing Bust Issue, mm. Cross-
Crosslet, Class IVa, wide single arch to crown with four
crockets, Spink 2200, full, round, well centred, a couple
of hairline striking cracks into legend, obverse light scuffs,
lightly crinkled, dark patchy tone, nice portrait, NVF
£100 - £125
1088
Henry VII silver groat, Facing Bust Issue, mm. Pansy
[1495-1498], Type IIIc with crown with one plain and
one jewelled arch, Spink 2199, small and short striking
crack at 10 o'clock obverse, well centred, with even
overall wear, very slightly bent, F/GF
£75 - £95
1089
Henry VII silver halfpenny of London, Class 3c, Spink
2245, uneven flan, well centred with clear portrait,
NVF/VF
£35 - £45
1090
Henry VIII silver groat, Second Coinage [1526-1544],
London Mint, mm. Lis, salitires in reverse cross ends,
Laker Bust D, Spink 2337E, reverse very slightly off
centre, GF
£90 - £110
1091
Ireland (2) Elizabeth I copper Pennies 1601 and 1602,
slightly porous F-GF
£50 - £60
1092
James I silver Crown, Third Coinage 1619-25, with grass
ground line, mm. Lis, colon stops obv., one stop at end of
reverse legend (Spink says no stops reverse for this type)
S.2664, Fine.
£500 - £600
1093
James I silver shilling, Second Coinage [1604-1619],
reverse reads:- QVAE DEVS, Third Bust, beard cut
square, mm. Lis [1604-1605], Spink 2654, light scuffs,
NF/F
£40 - £50
1094
James II gunmoney halfcrown, struck in Ireland, large
size and dated Oct: 1689, Spink 6579E, a nice even well
centred strike, better than normal GVF
£150 - £170
1095
James II tin with copper plug farthing, dated 1686 on
edge, with an old ticket which states '1962 20/-' rare in
this grade GF
£320 - £360
1096
James II, Limerick Besieged [1690-1691] halfpenny,
Spink 6594, reversed 'N' in HIBERNIA and overstruck
on a large gunmoney shilling, clearly visible:- '1689 XII',
F
£85 - £95
1097
Jewish bronzes from the time of Christ, with their tickets,
Augustus the Occupation of Judea, Tiberius ditto,
Caligula ditto and Pontius Pilate who was Prefect of
Judea under Tiberius, collectable NF to F [4]
£40 - £50
1098
Julius Caesar silver denarius struck in Italy, 49 B.C.,
obverse:- Elephant walking right, trampling serpent,
'CAESAR' below, reverse:- Emblems of the pontificate,
simpulum, sprinkler, axe and apex, Sear 1399, obverse
die off centre, light banker's marks each side on the inner
beading, with old gold and blue 'cabinet tones' VF
£100 - £150
1099
Late Roman bronzes better than the normal bulk lots
and all with old tickets, some of which might be
transposed, Quintillus [scarce], Aurelian, Tacitus,
Probus, Diocletian, Maximianus, Galerius, Constantius I,
Severus II [scarce], Constantine I, Licinius I and
Maximinus II, average F [12]
£40 - £50
1100
Late Roman bronzes, all with their old tickets, all
different and including Dalmatius Caesar, Julian II,
Jovian and Procopius, NF to GF [12]
£60 - £80
1101
Lucilla sestertius, Rome Mint 164-166 A.D., reverse:-
VESTA S C, Vesta sacrificing from simpulum over
lighted altar and holding Palladium, Sear 5510, squarish
flan of dark even colour, F
£30 - £40
1102
Marcus Aurelius sestertius Rome Mint 169 A.D.,
reverse:- Salus standing left, feeding snake arising from
altar and holding long sceptre, Sear 4998, square flan,
NF/F, together with a ditto but of Maximinus I, Rome
Mint 236-238 A.D., reverse:- Pax standing left holding
olive-branch and sceptre, Sear 8332, quite nice portrait,
GF/F [2]
£25 - £30
1103
Mark Antony and Octavian silver denarius, Mint of
Ephesus, Spring to Summer 41 B.C., obverse:- Bare head
of Mark Antony, reverse:- Bare head of Octavian, Spink
1504, the die 'bounced' when struck leaving a slight
indentation on flan edge, small scratch from mouth
[possibly deliberate], banker's marks on Antony's neck,
reverse off centre, good metal, GF
£225 - £250
1104
Mark Antony silver denarius 'legionary' type, see Sear
Vol. I pp.283-284, this piece of LEG XXI, Mint of
Patrae? 32-31 B.C., clear, with banker's marks each side,
F together with a Republican silver denarius of Q. Fabius
Labeo, 124 B.C., Sear 148, F, both with old tickets, both
of good metal [2]
£50 - £60
1105
Mary silver groat, reverse reads:- VERITAS, mm.
Pomegranate each side, Spink 2492, slightly bent Fair/F
£70 - £80
1106
Mary, Queen of Scots, base bawbee, First Period [1542-
1558], reverse has voided saltire cross, Edinburgh Mint,
Spink 5433, above average for this issue, light scuffs,
NVF/F
£40 - £50
1107
Maximinus I sestertius, Rome Mint 236-238 A.D.,
reverse:- Maximinus, in military attire, standing left, his
right hand raised and holding spear in left, seated captive
at his feet and crowned by Victory standing left, holding
palm, behind him, Sear 8342, scarce type, F
£25 - £30
1108
Medieval Jettons (2) on thick planchets, one in the
manner of an Edward Penny d.22mm GF, and the other
continental d.27mm VF
£30 - £40
1109
Philip and Mary silver groat reverse reads:- POSVIMVS,
mm. Lis, Spink 2508, light scuffs obverse, Fair/NVF
£90 - £100
