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1348
Commonwealth Halfcrown 1653 mm. sun, ESC (new
edition) 28, double-struck GF, ex-Pocock Collection,
Lockdales Auction 93, May 2012, lot 3108.
£300 - £400
1349
Commonwealth halfcrown 1654, mm. Sun, Spink 3215,
a little weakness each side but nice example, GF
£250 - £350
1350
Commonwealth halfgroat x 2, Spink 3221, first crinkled,
NF/GF, second, smallish, VF [2]
£80 - £120
1351
Commonwealth penny, Spink 3222, very small edge
chips, F together with ditto but a halfpenny, Spink 3223,
NVF [2]
£60 - £80
1352
Commonwealth shilling 1654, mm. Sun, Spink 3217,
with old ticket, well centred, a little weak but NVF
£300 - £400
1353
Commonwealth silver half-groat, Spink 3221, Ex.
Lockdales, Jan.12 Lot 440, unusually well struck and
centred and with bluish cabinet tone, GVF
£110 - £130
1354
Commonwealth silver halfgroat, Spink 3221, VF
£100 - £110
1355
Commonwealth silver penny, full, round, well centred,
very lightly crinkled, VF/NVF
£40 - £50
1356
Commonwealth silver penny, Spink 3222, Ex. DNW
Dec.12, lot 452, VF
£80 - £110
1357
Commonwealth silver penny, Spink 3222, NVF
£50 - £30
1358
Commonwealth sixpence 1656, mm. Sun, Spink 3219,
with old ticket, round and well centred, cracked obverse
3 o'clock, lightly crinkled, F
£120 - £180
1359
Continental sceat c.695-c.740, Series E, variety E,
Degraded head right / Standard with four lines and
central annulet enclosing pellet, Spink 790C, VF
£40 - £60
1360
Continental sceat c.695-c.740, Type 8, Crude standard /
Central cross pommee, pellets in angles [in this case 3 of
the 4], Spink 793, VF
£40 - £60
1361
David II of scotland 1329-1371, silver groat, Second
Coinage 1357-1367, young bust, left breaking plain
tressure, arcs of tressure plain, reverse reads:- VILLA
EDInBVRGh, Edinburgh Mint, Spink 5091, large but
slightly irregular flan, a little weakness each side but a nice
specimen of this issue with nice portrait, VF
£200 - £250
1362
Diva Marciana silver denarius, struck by her brother
Trajan, Rome Mint 112 A.D., reverse:- CAES AVG
GERM A DAC COS VI P P in exergue MATIDIA AVG
F, Mattidia seated left, holding patera, between two
children, Sear - , RIC 742 as R3, with old ticket, large
slightly irregular flan, slightly rough surfaces and very
small pits, extremely rare, NVF/GF
£350 - £450
1363
Domitian as, Rome Mint 90-91 A.D., reverse:-
MONETA AVGVSTI S C , Moneta standing left,
holding scales and cornucopiae, Sear 2807, RIC 335,
with even milk-green patina, nice portrait with strong
features, this GVF rest VF
£130 - £150