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1304
Straits Settlements Dollars (2) both 1935 along with a
small assortment of other notes to include South
Africa 2s 1900
£50 - £60
1305
Warren Fisher Ten Shillings T30 "K32" nVF
£40 - £45
1306
World in two albums, some redeemable currency
seen
£100 - £150
1307
World Notes, a bundle in mixed grade, mostly
"wartime".
£20 - £30
1308
World (approx 40) a high grade group, includes
Spain , Italy, Malta etc
£60 - £80
1309
World / GB in an album , much redeemabale
currency seen
£120 - £150
1310
World, a small assortment to include Russia, GB,
Singapore etc, mainly from circulation
£20 - £30
Ancient & Hammered Coins
1311
Aelia Flaccilla [wife of Theodosius I ], small bronze,
obverse reads:- AEL FLACCILLA AVG, in full,
reverse:- Victory seated right, Heraclea Mint, Old
Sear 4192, Ex.Rev. Spencer Huges Collection,
reverse slightly off centre, VF/NVF
£40 - £45
1312
Aethelstan silver penny fragment, a Viking hack-
silver quarter, of Spink 1089, Small Cross /
Moneyer's name in two lines type, VF
£40 - £50
1313
Ancient British gold stater, South Ferriby type of the
Corieltavi, obverse:- Wreath, pellets [nearly plain],
reverse:- Disjointed horse left, star below, Spink 390,
ABC 1752, VF
£300 - £400
1314
Ancient Greek silver tetradrachm [shekel] of Tyre,
Phoenicia, wt.14.1g., obverse:- Laureate head of
Melqarth, right, reverse:- Eagle standing left on ship,
carring palm under right wing, in left field date letters
for the year 13 = 114-113 B.C. and upright club
below, monogram in right field [This is the probable
coin issue given to Judas as 'Thirty pieces of silver' for
the betrayal of Christ], BMC Greek 26, p.237, 78,
Sear - , but see pp.542-543, 5918 - 5920, obverse off
centre, patchy tone, VF
£50 - £60
1315
Anglo-Saxon copper styca of Northumbria with at
centre a pellet within a circle of dots and another
with plain cross at centre, both seem retrograde,
GF/infill and GF [2]
£45 - £50
1316
Antoninus Pius brass dupondius, Rome Mint 155
A.D., reverse reads:- LIBERTAS COS IIII S C,
Libertas standing facing, head left, holding pilus and
long sceptre, Sear - , RIC III, 929, tone a little
uneven, portrait with sharp features, VF/NVF
£40 - £45
1317
Antoninus Pius copper as Rome and British Mint?
154-155 A.D., reverse:- Britannia seated on pile of
rocks, in attitude of dejection, shield and vexillum in
background, legend:- BRITANNIA COS IIII S C,
unusual having full legend visible, Sear 4296, slightly
rough surfaces F
£50 - £60
1318
Antoninus Pius sestertius, Rome Mint 145 A.D.,
reverse:- Antoninus Pius distributing largesse to
Roman citizens, Sear 4187, RIC III, 774, scarce,
VF/GF
£160 - £180