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60
1333
Commodus sestertius, Rome Mint 185 A.D.,
reverse:- Victory seated right on pile of shields, about
to inscribe another shield, supported by her left arm
and seat on her knee, in exergue 'VICT BRIT', Sear
5826, this coin commemorates the defeat by the
Roman Army over a barbarian invasion in Northern
Britain, NVF
£150 - £170
1334
Commodus sestertius, Rome Mint 186 A.D.,
reverse:- Commodus seated left on curule chair,
holding globe and scroll, being crowned by Victory,
flying left at top right, Sear 5782, VF/GF
£65 - £85
1335
Commodus silver denarius, Rome Mint 184 A.D.,
reverse:- Aequitas, Sear 5669, GVF/VF, with a ditto
again Rome Mint 184 A.D., reverse:- Victory, Sear
5674, VF [2]
£40 - £50
1336
Constantius I [305-306] silver washed follis, struck as
Caesar [293-305], Heraclea Mint [296-298], reverse
reads:- GENIO POPVLI ROMANI in exergue
HTE, Sear 14061, full, round, well centred and
exhibiting a lot of original silver wash, GVF
£25 - £35
1337
Constantius II as Augustus 337-361 A.D., silver
reduced siliqua, reverse reads:- VOTIS XXX
MVLTIS XXXX within wreath, below in exergue
SCON, Constantinople Mint, Sear 17951, VF
£40 - £50
1338
Crusader issues, base silver Frankish Greece, Achaia
Florent of Hainault with a denaro of South Italy,
Brindisi, 1221 A.D., Frederick II, both with old
tickets, both VF [2]
£40 - £50
1339
Diva Faustina Senior silver denarius, struck under
Antoninus Pius, Rome Mint c.147 A.D., reverse:-
Ceres, Sear 4583, dark toned, good metal, NVF with
a ditto but Septimius Severus, reverse:- Concordia?
Sear 6344?, good metal GF and lastly a silver washed
antoninianus of Aurelian, Serdica Mint 272 A.D., as
Sear 11542, much silver wash present, VF [3]
£40 - £50
1340
Edward I silver farthing, obverse reads:-
EDWARDVS REX, crown with curved band,
reverse reads:- LONDONIENSIS, with inner circle,
Spink 1445, GF/NVF with a silver halfpenny of
Edward IV Second Reign 1471-1483, no marks by
neck, mm. heraldic Cinquefoil? [1480-1483], both
with old tickets, Spink 2137, GF [2]
£40 - £50
1341
Edward III gold half-noble, Transitional treaty
period, 1361, reverse annulets at corners of central
panel, saltire and double saltire stops, closed 'E' at
centre reverse, French title omitted as is that of
Aquitaine, reads:- EDWARD DEI G REX ANGL D
HIB [see note Spink p.180], Spink 1500, full, round,
well centred, NVF/VF
£700 - £800
1342
Edward III gold quarter-noble, Treaty Period 1361-
1369, Lis at centre of reverse, Spink 1510, well
centred and struck up, VF
£250 - £300
1343
Edward III silver groat, London Mint, Fourth
Coinage [1351-1377], Pre-Treaty Period [1351-
1361], Class E [1354-1355], 'V' with nick in right
limb, Spink 1567, full round, well centred at some
time cleaned, light scuffs, obverse under
magnification, GF/NVF
£50 - £60
1344
Edward III silver halfgroat, York Mint, Fourth
Coinage [1351-1377], Pre-Treaty Period [1351-
1361], Class D [1352-1353], 'R' with normal tail,
Spink 1580, full, round, well centred, lightly crinkled,
overall light scuffs, GF
£50 - £60
1345
Edward IV or V silver penny of London, obverse
reads:- EDWARD DI GRA REX ANGL, reverse
reads:- CIVITAS LONDON, mm. Halved Sun and
Rose, 1483, no marks by bust, Spink 2147, wt. 0.7g.
looks to be lightly clipped, found 1st. November
2013, Silsoe, Bedfordshire, only one other recorded
by the Portable Antiquities Scheme, sold with
museum report and extremelly rare, F
£1000 - £1200
1346
Edward IV, First Reign [1461-1485], Light Coinage
[1464-1470], silver groat of London, mm. Long
Cross Fitchee / Sun, Spink 2003, smallish GF
£50 - £70
1347
Edward VI Fine Issue shilling [1551-1553], mm.
Tun, Spink 2482, full, round, well centred one small
edge irregularity at obverse 12 o'clock, GF
£60 - £70
1348
Edward VI Shilling (S2482) GF - nVF
£140 - £180