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1409
Richard II silver halfpenny, Intermediate Style, of
London as LOnDOn, no marks on breast, Spink
1699, with old ticket, large oval flan, slightly rough
surfaces, NVF/VF
£50 - £60
1410
Richard III silver groat, reading RICARD, mm.
Halved Sun and Rose, type 1, London Mint, Spink
2154, a sharp, even, central strike, rare, VF
£1200 - £1400
1411
Robert II of Scotland silver halfgroat, star at base of
sceptre, trefoils within tressure, reverse reads:-
VILL/ADE/PER/ThX, Perth Mint, Spink 5143,
obverse struck low, short striking split at obverse 5
o'clock, short cracks at top of same and a little ancient
edge loss, clear portrait, GF
£60 - £70
1412
Roman Imperial bronzes all identified with old
tickets, Gallienus, Sear - , but see 10235, Tetricus,
Sear 11243, Licinius, Sear 15215, Constantine I,
Sear 16062, Constantine I Constantinopolis, Sear - ,
but see 16470, Constantius II, Sear 18219,
Magnentius, Sear 18825 and Gratian, Sear 20120,
nice little lot, VF to NEF [8]
£50 - £60
1413
Roman Imperial bronzes all identified with old
tickets, Victorinus, Sear 11178, Tetricus, Sear 11256,
Diocletian, Sear 12635, Maxentius, Sear 14982,
Licinius, Sear 15211, Licinius, Sear 15225,
Constantine I, Sear 16296 [London] and Crispus,
Sear 16773, GF to GVF [8]
£40 - £50
1414
Roman Republican Post-Reform brass triens, 211-
206 B.C., obverse:- Head of Minerva in crested
Corinthian helmet, right, club behind?, four pellets
above, reverse:- Prow to right. horizontal staff and
ROMA above, four pellets below, Sear 926, NF
together with a copper as of Antoninus Pius, reverse:-
Salus standing left, feeding snake, arising from altar
and holding long sceptre, Sear 4311, VF [2]
£40 - £50
1415
Roman Republican silver denarius of L.Aemilius
Lepidus Paullus, Rome Mint 62 B.C., Head of
Concordia / L. Aemilius Paullus standing right, hand
on military trophy, King Perscus his two sons before,
captives at foot of trophy, Sear 366, obverse slightly
off centre and small banker's marks, good metal,
NVF
£45 - £55
1416
Roman Republican silver denarius of M.Lucilius
Rufus, Rome Mint 89 B.C., Head of Roma / Victory
in biga, Sear 202, good metal NVF
£60 - £65
1417
Scottish Anne silver Five-shillings 1705, obverse
reads:- ANNA DEI GRATIA, Spink 5702,
NVF/GVF
£80 - £130
1418
Scottish Charles II, silver Sixteenth dollar 1681,
Spink 5624, GVF/VF
£150 - £200
1419
Scottish William II silver Five-shillings, 1695, Spink
5688, NVF/GVF
£125 - £175
1420
Severina, bronze reduced sestertius or as, Rome Mint
274-275 A.D.,
reverse:-Juno,Sear 11711, GF with an
antoninianus of Maximian, similar to Sear 13115,
GF, with a follis of Maxentius as Augustus, reverse:-
the Dioscuri with their horses, she-wolf suckling
Romulus and Remus, between, in exergue MOSTB,
Ostia Mint, Sear 14976, VF and lastly a reduced
follis of Constantine I, reverse:- Sol, London Mint,
Sear 16050, GF [4]
£50 - £60
1421
Stephen silver penny fragment of cut halfpenny size,
of BMC 1, Cross Moline / 'Watford' Type, reverse
reads:- ]ED:ON:T[, there are three mints listed in
J.J.N., beginning 'T', Tamworth, Taunton and
Thetford, it cannot be Thetford as no moneyer
working there ends 'ED', there is at Tamworth
[Alvred] but the mint is listed for BMC VII only, an
Alfred worked at Taunton, in BMC 1, the mint not
being known for any other type of Strephen and this
could be our present mint but it would need a die link
to prove it, VF, with an Edward I silver penny of
London [pellet before], VF and an Edward III silver
halfpenny reading +EDWARDVS REX, GF [3]
£50 - £60
1422
Tiberius silver denarius, Lugdunum Mint c.16 A.D.,
obverse:- Laureate bust right, legend:- TI CAESAR
DIVI AVG F AVGVSTVS, reverse:- Seated female,
holding sceptre and branch, this possibly Livia
[mother of Tiberius], legend:- PONTIF MAXIM,
both legends reading outwards, Sear 1763, the
'Tribute Penny' mentioned in the bible, reverse struck
high, nicely toned, good metal, EF
£300 - £400