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1455

Roman Republican silver denarius of Sex Pompeius

Fostlus c.137 B.C., Sear 112, obverse:- Winged and

helmeted bust of Roma, right, X below chin, jug behind,

reverse:- Wolf right, head looking back, suckling the twins

Romulus and Remus, shepherd at left, birds sitting in tree

behind, large but slightly ragged flan, good metal, GVF

£65 - £75

1456

Roman Republican silver denarius of the Early Coinage,

c.211-155 B.C., obverse:- Winged and helmeted head of

Roma, right, X behind, reverse:- The Dioscuri, right,

ROMA below in relief, Sear 38, good metal, round and

well centred, VF

£50 - £60

1457

Roman Republican silver denarius serratus, of C Naevius

Balbus of 79 B.C., head of Venus right / Victory in triga

[triga [three horse chariot] being very rare on Roman

coins], Sear 309, good silver, well centred, GVF/VF

£70 - £80

1458

Roman Republican silver denarius, anonymous issue,

c180 B.C., Head of Roma, right / The dioscuri, right,

stars above, ROMA below, dark toned, good metal,

VF/GF

£55 - £65

1459

Roman silver denari (10) identified, with dealers tickets.

£60 - £90

1460

Sasanian silver drachm of Khusru I [531-579], Hormazd

IV [579-590] and Khusru II [590-627], average VF,with

another silver dirhem of the Rasulids of Yemen of Al

Muzaffar Shams Al Din Yusuf I, [647-694], VF and lastly

a Sasanian bronze of Ardeshir I, [226-240] a scarce coin,

F, all with old packets and tickets [5]

£60 - £70

1461

Scandinavian imitation of a silver penny of Aethelred II,

king of England 978-1016 A.D. of the CRUX Issue, wt.

1.43g.Spink 1148, obverse reads:- +AEDELRED REX

ANGLOX ['AE' and 'NG' ligulated, 'D' with thorn],

reverse reads:- +LIFINC M-O NORDPIC ['D' with

thorn], 'Norwich' Mint, moneyer 'Lifinc', dies look to be

engraved ie not produced from official punches, with an

old Spink ticket and Ex. Baldwins Auction 62, 29 Sept

2009, lot 170, full, round, well centred, lightly crinkled

and peck marked each side, very rare, NVF

£450 - £550

1462

Scotland James I silver Thistle Merk 1602, toned GF

£250 - £260

1463

Septimius Severus silver denarius, Rome Mint 208 AD.

Reverse: PM TRP XVI COS III PP., Genius standing

left, altar at feet. Sear 6343, a good portrait, nEF

£40 - £60

1464

Small group of ancients, small Ancient Greek AE,

Roman denarius of Trajan [small chip] and Diocletian

AE, Elizabeth I sixpence 1568, Edward IV First Reign

half-groat of Canterbury, mm. Pall, knot below bust,

Henry VIII halfgroat, WA by reverse shield, Canterbury

Mint and one other, F to GF [7]

£40 - £60

1465

Stephen silver penny Cross Moline or 'Watford' Type,

Spink 1278, obverse reads:- [+STIEFNE] REX, reverse

probably

reads:-

+O[TERC]hE:[ON:NORPI:],

Norwich Mint, moneyer Oterche, cf. BMC 81-82, usual

southern angular flan, both dies off centre, near half-flat,

Fine.

£80 - £120

1466

Stephen silver penny, Flag Type with 8 ornaments, given

to York c.1150, no star at right, roundel at back of head,

larger roundel at back of neck, Spink 1313A, large

fragment, very rare, VF

£900 - £1000

1467

Tacitus silvered antoninianus, Ticinum Mint. Reverse:

CONSERVAT MILIT., Mars in military attire standing

right, holding spear in left hand and presenting globe to

Tacitus, also in military attire. RIC 133, C.f. Sear 11773

for type, EF with lustre.

£40 - £60

1468

Trajan as, Rome Mint 99 A.D., reverse:- Pietas standing

facing, altar left at feet, her right hand raised, left on

breast, Sear 3240, milk-green patina, ragged flan but well

struck portrait, centres VF

£40 - £50

1469

Trajan silver denarius Rome Mint 113 A.D., reverse:-

Legionary eagle flanked by standards, Sear 3170, good

metal, VF

£50 - £60

1470

Umayads of Spain 2 x silver dirham one as Miles 240, the

other of Al - Hakam II, wts. 2.3g. and 2.6g., both with old

packet and detailed tickets, both lightly crinkled, VF [2]

£40 - £50

1471

Valens silver siliqua, reverse:- Roma seated on throne,

holding Victory on globe and long sceptre, Rome Mint,

officina R Q in exergue, Sear 19677, large but slightly

irregular flan, GVF

£70 - £80

1472

Valentinian II silver siliqua, reverse reads:- VOT V

MVLT X within wreath, as Sear p.384 but mint seems to

read P T?, Trier Mint?, full flan, VF

£70 - £80