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1171
Diocletian follis of TicinumMint 300-303 A.D., reverse:-
Moneta, T T in exergue, Sear 12821, a little short of flan,
VF/NVF with a ditto but of Constantius I as Caesar
under Maximian I, Cartage Mint 298-299 A.D., reverse:-
Salus, Sear 14099, VF both with old tickets [2]
£40 - £50
1172
Divus Septimius Severus silver denarius, struck by his
sons Caracalla and Geta, Rome Mint 211 A.D. [Severus
died at York], reverse:- Pyramidal crematorium, GF with
a silver antoninianus of Philip I, reverse:- Securitas seated
left, Sear 8966, very small areas of deposit each side,
VF/NVF both with old tickets [2]
£40 - £50
1173
Eadred silver penny, Crude bust right / Small central
cross, Spink 1115, with typical East Anglian bust, obverse
reads:- +EADRED RE+, reverse reads:- MANNA
MONETA., there is no initial cross but a 'dividing' pellet,
the .M's with rounded 'Lombardic' tops, the coin was
found at Narborough, Norfolk, the moneyer being
known from Norwich mint signed coins, this piece is
almost certainly from that mint, two very small areas of
extreme edge loss [wt. 1.25g.], a little weak area each side,
rare, VF
£900 - £1100
1174
Edward the Confessor silver penny, Hammer Cross Type
[1059-1062], obverse reads:- EADPAR.RD REC [no
initial cross], reverse reads:- +DIORMAN ON STENR,
['S' face down], Steyning Mint, moneyer Deorman, with
old ticket, full, round, well centred, a few very small areas
of green deposit but nice dull even tone, scarce mint,
GVF
£320 - £370
1175
Edward VI debased silver shilling, Second Period
January 1549 - April 1550, Second Issue, Canterbury
Mint, mm. t/T?, reading MDXLIX, Spink 2468, full,
round, well centred, much of portrait visible, a few small
weak spots, better than these normally turn up, GF
£500 - £600
1176
Edward VI Shilling (S2482) GF - nVF
£120 - £150
1177
Edward VI silver shilling, Second Period Jan.1549-
Apr.1550, Second Issue, reads:- MDXLIX, mm. Y,
Southwark Mint 1549-1550, Spink 2466B, an above
average specimen, quite good metal, flan probably as
struck, well centred, light scuffs mostly on the obverse, GF
£270 - £290
1178
Elizabeth I silver groat, Second Issue [1560-1561], mm.
Cross-Crosslet, Spink 2556, very light graffiti behind
Queen's head, with 'cabinet' blue and gold tone, a little
weak in one quarter of the reverse, GF/NVF
£40 - £50
1179
Elizabeth I silver penny, Second Issue [1560-1561], mm.
Martlet, Spink 2558, obverse surfsce slightly rough but
portrait all struck up and above average for this small
denomination, VF
£45 - £55
1180
Elizabeth I silver shilling, Sixth Issue [1582-1600], mm.
Tun [1592-1595], ELIZAB, Spink 2577, tone a little
uneven, full, round, well centred, nice even strike, very
light scuff before bust, VF/GVF
£230 - £260
1181
Elizabeth I silver sixpence, Third and Fourth Issue [1561-
1577], mm. Pheon [1561-1565] and dated 1561, small
bust, Spink 2559, full, round, well centred, quite nice
portrait, GVF/VF
£150 - £220
1182
Elizabeth I sixpence 1573, NF/GF, Henry III penny with
sceptre, NICOLE ON LVN, NVF, Edward I penny of
London, GF/VF, with a billon antoninianus of
Numerian, reverse:- Providentia, Sear 3, 12253, VF [4]
£40 - £50
1183
Greek Imperial bronze of c.24mm.,of Aemilian [253
A.D.] of Moesia Superior, Viminacium, reverse:- Moesia
standing left, between Bull and Lion, Sear - , but see
4402, with old ticket, scarce, GF
£50 - £60
1184
Greek Imperial bronzes produced under the emperors
Augustus, Vespasian, Septimius Severus, Gordian III and
Trebonianus Gallus, all with old tickets, some by
Dr.Roger Vezin, average F [5]
£45 - £55
1185
Greek Imperial bronzes produced under the emperors
Lucius Verus, Severus Alexander x 2, and a piece struck
in the 3rd. century, [Antonines to Gallienus], with old
tickets, some by Dr. Roger Vezin, average F [4]
£40 - £50