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1293
Edward III silver groat, Fourth Coinage 1351-1377, Pre-
Treary Period 1351-1361, Series D 1352-1353,
Lombardic 'M', R with normal tail, Spink 1566, full,
round, a little weakness NVF
£100 - £120
1294
Edward III silver groat, London Mint, French title
omitted, lis on cusps above crown, reverse barred Roman
'N's, double annulet stops obverse, double salitire stops,
reverse, Lombardic 'M's, mm. Cross pattee, flan a little
irregular, small, short striking split into legend, scuff
across obverse, GF/NVF
£50 - £60
1295
Edward III silver halfgroat, Fourth Coinage 1351-1377,
Pre-Treaty period 1351-1361, Series E, 'R' wedge tailed,
Lombardic 'M', 'C' and 'E' closed, Spink 1574, flan a little
irregular but probably as produced, a little corrosion each
side under magnification, GF/NVF
£40 - £50
1296
Edward IV, First Reign [1461-1470] silver groat,
Norwich Mint, Light Coinage [1464-1470], mm. Sun, 'N'
on breast, Spink 2011, reverse reads:- CIVITAS
nORWIC, flan a little irregular, quite nice portrait, NVF
£320 - £360
1297
Edward the Confessor silver penny Sovereign/ Eagles
Issue, Spink 1181, obverse reads:- EADPEARD REX
ANOX, reverse reads:- +LEO[ ]PINE ON GLEPE[ ],
Gloucester Mint, moneyer Leofwine, variety with reverse
eagles with no legs, Sadler in his corpus of this issue did
no know of this variety, [Vol.. II], the only other known
to the cataloguer is that in the Gloucester Museum, SCBI
19, No.99 [same reverse die], extremely rare, dark toned,
full, round, VF
£800 - £850
1298
Edward the Confessor silver penny, Pyramids Type
Spink 1184, obverse reads:- EADPARD REX:, reverse
reads:- +GODRIC ON DETFO ['D' with thorn],
Thetford Mint, moneyer Godric, the cataloguer knows of
4 and a cut halfpenny by this moneyer for the type, two
from the same dies, Hunterian and Coats 1175 and CNG
Auction 90, lot 2411, full, round, a little weakness each
side, rare, NVF/VF
£350 - £400
1299
Edward the Elder [899-924] silver penny fragment of cut-
farthing size [Viking hack silver], obverse reads:-
[+EADVV]EAR followed by the upright of the D
[REX], ordinary issue, Small Cross / Moneyers name in
two lines, Spink 1087, GVF
£75 - £85
1300
Edward VI base silver groat in the name of Henry VIII,
York Mint, mm. none?, Spink 2409, full, round, well
centred, short edge striking split, 4 o'clock, obverse,
portrait visible NF
£50 - £60
1301
Edward VI debased shilling, Southwark Mint, Bust 5,
mm. Y, Spink 2466B, portrait visible, Fair
£60 - £70
1302
Edward VI debased silver shilling, Second Issue,
Canterbury Mint, MDXLIX, Bust 3, mm. t / ?, Spink
2468, full, round, well centred, light scuffs each side, a
little weakness each side but a nice example, GF
£300 - £320
1303
Edward VI silver crown, Fine Silver Issue [1551-1553],
with wire inner circles, Spink 2478, full, round, well
centred, a little weakness on horse's flank, a little
weakness on reverse lower shield quarters but above
average, VF/NVF
£1800 - £2200
1304
Edward VI silver Sixpence, Fine Issue 1551-1553, mm.
tun, S.2483, light crease mark and dent, pleasing portrait,
nVF
£240 - £260
1305
Edwardian silver pennies of London, 2 one with annulet
stops, obverse, GF and NVF with a groat sized French
brass jetton, GF and a Charles I Rose farthing, mm.
Crescent, NVF [4]
£40 - £50
1306
Edwardian silver pennies, 2 x Canterbury, 3 x London, 1
has short cracks, a little crinkled, F to VF [5]
£60 - £70
1307
Elizabeth I silver groat, Second Coinage [1560-1561],
mm. Martlet, Spink 2556, Ex. Ebay Jan.10, ancient dig
on bust, uneven colour GF, together with a Charles I
silver sixpence, Tower Mint under the King [1625-1642],
mm. Triangle [1639-1640], Group F, Type 4.3 [seems to
have lace collar], Spink 2817, Ex. Lockdales, Aug.12, lot
3088, Ex. Middleham Hoard, both with old tickets,
clipped, NF/F [2]
£40 - £50
1308
Elizabeth I silver milled sixpence, dated 1562, mm. Star,
small rose, decorated dress, reverse:- Cross fourchee,
Spink 2596, looks to have been cleaned at sometime, light
scuffs in field, under magnification but better than these
usually turn up, VF/GVF
£250 - £280