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1137
Philip and Mary, Irish silver groat of 1555, mm. Rose,
Spink 6501, central, even strike, dull even tone, NVF
£75 - £100
1138
Philip and Mary, Irish silver groat of 1557, mm. Rose,
Spink 6501B, short of flan, central, of even dull tone,
slightly rough surfaces, NF
£250 - £300
1139
Philip and Mary, Irish silver shilling of 1555, Spink 6500,
full, round, well centred, striking split into legend,
obverse 7 o'clock, weakness but visible, scarce, F/GF
£300 - £350
1140
Richard III silver groat of London, reads 'RICARD',
mm. Halved Sun and Rose [1], Spink 2154, smallish flan
but is nice even strike with quite nice portrait, a little
'cabinet blue' reverse, NVF
£1000 - £1200
1141
Roman Imperial silver denarii (3) Faustina Junior,
reverse Spes, Sear II 4702, VF, Septimius Severus,
reverse Fortuna, Sear II, 6281, piece sold with an old
ticket which states:- 'Coddenham Rd. Creeting St Mary',
dark F and lastly a ditto but reverse:- Victory, Sear II
6381, EF/GVF
£40 - £50
1142
Roman Republic silver denarius of L. Ant. Gragulus
c.136 B.C. Obv. Roma / Rev. Jupiter in quadriga, VF
£30 - £40
1143
Roman Republican silver denarius of C.Vibius C.f.Pansa
of c.90 B.C., obverse:- Head of Apollo right, reverse:-
Minerva in quadriga, right, Sear 242, good metal
NVF/GF
£40 - £50
1144
Roman Republican silver denarius of L.Aemilius
Lepidus Paullus, Rome Mint 62 B.C., obverse:- Veiled
head of Concordia right, reverse:- Togate figure of
L.Aemilius Paullus standing right, his right hand resting
on military trophy, at left stands King Perseus of
Macedon, his two sons before, further captives at foot of
trophy, Sear 366, very slightly crinkled, obverse slightly
off centre, very small banker's marks, good metal, NVF
£50 - £60
1145
Roman Republican silver denarius of L.Flaminius Cilo,
Rome Mint 109-108 B.C., obverse:- Helmeted head of
Roma right, reverse:- Victory in biga, Sear 179, small
banker's mark on cheek, well centred, good metal, NVF
£50 - £60
1146
Roman Republican silver denarius of L.Rubrius
Dossenus, 87 B.C., Juno/Quadriga, Sear 259, good
metal NVF
£45 - £50
1147
Roman Republican silver denarius of L.Titurius
L.f.Sabinus, 89 B.C., obverse:- Bare head of King Tatius
right, palm branch before, reverse:- Tarpeia facing,
shields about to be cast down on her by two soldiers,
crescent enclosing a star above, Sear 252, good metal,
GF
£45 - £55
1148
Roman Republican silver denarius of M.Lucilius Rufus,
Rome Mint 101 B.C., obverse:- Helmeted head of Roma
right, PV behind, all within laurel-wreath, reverse:-
Victory in biga, M LVCILI below, RVF, above, Sear
202, good metal, NVF
£65 - £75
1149
Roman Republican silver denarius of M.Piaetorius
M.f.Cestianus c.69 B.C., Winged bust of Vacuna,
wearing crested helmet right / Eagle standing on
thunderbolt right, head left, banker's marks each side,
dies slightly off centre, Seaby Vol. I, p.73, 4, F with a
ditto but of Diva Faustina Senior struck by her husband
Antoninus Pius, Rome Mint c.147 A.D., reverse:- Ceres,
VF [2]
£50 - £70
1150
Roman Republican silver quinarius c.210 B.C., Bust of
Roma right, V behind / The Dioscuri right, two stars
above, ROMA below, no monogram in field before, Sear
42, hairline crack [hardly visible] a little 'rust' deposit
obverse, both dies slightly off centre, good metal, NVF
£70 - £80
1151
Roman Republican silver victoriatus, anonymous issue of
c.210 B.C., Laureate head of Jupiter right / Victory
standing to right, crowning trophy, ROMA below, Sear
49, both dies off centre, good metal, VF
£70 - £80
1152
Scottish gold Sword and Sceptre piece of James VI [I of
England], Eighth Coinage, dated 1601, Spink 5460,
large but very slightly irregular flan, weakness at centre
each side, very light scuffs under magnification, NVF
£900 - £1000
1153
Septimius Severus bonze of c.28mm. of Marcianopolis,
Moesia Inferior, reverse:- Concordia standing front,
turreted, head left, holding patera and cornucopiae,
obverse slightly off centre, hard, dark, even patina, strong
portrait, GVF/GF
£40 - £50
1154
Severus Alexander silver denarius, Rome Mint 223 A.D.,
reverse reads:- PROVIDENTIA AVG, Annona standing
left, holding corn-ears and cornucopiae, modius at feet,
Sear 7922, with old pen and ink ticket, Ex. Mike Vosper
15.3.96, EF with a ditto but of Julia Mamaea Rome Mint
222 A.D., Juno standing with peacock at feet, holding
long sceptre and patera, Sear II, 8231, with nice old pen
and ink ticket, GVF [2]
£40 - £50
1155
Sextus Pompey bronze as, struck Sicily 43-36 B.C.,
obverse:- Laureate head of Janus, with features of
Pompey the Great, reverse:- Prow of galley, PIVS above
IMP below, Sear 1394, F
£85 - £95
1156
Spain, Castile and Leon, billon 9 dineros of Sancho IV
1284-1295, Leon Mint, full, round, well centred, dark
toned EF
£40 - £45
End of Auction in Room 2, Day 1