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1529
Roman coins x12 all late roman with three roman
brooches two parts of possibly roman armour
£60 - £70
1530
Roman collection of six broaches various patterns all
without pins
£70 - £80
1531
Roman Imperial silver denarii, a couple look to be plated,
F to VF [9]
£50 - £70
1532
Roman key ring of small size, plus 2 x mediaeval casket
keys, plus 2 x post mediaeval trade weights, all found in
Suffolk [5]
£50 - £60
1533
Roman Republican denarius of P.Clodius M.f. of 42
B.C., Sear 491, Fair [a British find], together with a ditto
but of Caracalla, reverse:- Two captives at the foot of a
trophy, Sear 6853, a little edge surface gone reverse but
nice portrait, VF/GF, with a follis of Constantius I as
Augustus, GENIO POPVLI ROMANI, Lugdunum
Mint?, bust left, Sear 14178, GF/F and lastly a piece of
Constantine I, reverse:- Sol, London Mint, GF [4]
£50 - £60
1534
Roman Republican silver denarius of Appius Claudius
Pulcher, T. Manlius Mancinus and Q. Urbinus, c.111-
110 B.C., Head of Roma / Victory in triga [triga, three
horse chariot, rare on Roman coinage], RSC I, p.31, 2,
reverse very slightly off centre, good metal, VF
£60 - £65
1535
Roman Republican silver denarius of L.Antestius
Gragulus of c. 136 B.C., Bust of Roma, right / Jupiter in
quadriga, right, Sear 115, tone a little uneven, good
metal, VF
£60 - £65
1536
Roman Republican silver denarius of M.Junius Brutus of.
c.54B.C., obverse:- Head of L.Junius Brutus the Ancient,
BRVTVS behind, reverse:- Head of Caius Servilius
Ahala, AHALA behind, Sear 398, worn, scuffed, banker's
marks each side, good metal, rare, Fair [this piece was
struck by Brutus one of the assassins of Julius Caesar],
with a dupondius of Hadrian, reverse:- Clementia, Sear
3677, even milk-green patina, nice portrait, VF, with a
billon half antoninianus of Allectus, reverse reads:-
LAETITIA AVG, Galley, of the QC mint, VF [3]
£150 - £170
1537
Roman Republican silver denarius of P.Sepullius Macer,
Rome Mint c 44 B.C., reverse:- Quadriga, right, in
exergue L.SENTI C.F, RSC p.87, large but oval flan,
dark even tone, VF
£50 - £60
1538
Roman Republican silver denarius of Q.Marcus
Philippus of c.129 B.C., Head of Roma, right /
Macedonian horseman, right, Sear 135, good metal, VF
£60 - £65
1539
Roman set four arrow heads found Anglesey and two
Persian Luristan arrow heads
£40 - £50
1540
Roman silver denarii, a couple look plated and includes a
fake of Domitian, Fair to VF [10]
£50 - £70
1541
Roman silver finger ring, depicting Mercury, as Benet's
2000, p.91, R10-0203, indeed the piece looks done by the
same engraver, although on a smaller scale, found in
Suffolk
£200 - £250
1542
Sabina silver denarius, Rome Mint 133 A.D., reverse:-
Vesta enthroned left, holding Palladium and long sceptre,
VF
£50 - £90
1543
Saxon sceat, Radiate head on crescent shoulder, legend
before [worn], 'V' behind, reverse:- Standard supported
by 'V's TTVV around central annulet, clear portrait, GF
£40 - £50
1544
Scottish mediaeval pieces, James VI Lion or hardhead,
James VI quarter merk, Charles I twenty pence, broken
and glued, Charles I turner or bodle and lastly a Charles
I forty pence, holed, all with old tickets, P to F [5]
£40 - £45
1545
Septimus Severus bronze of c.28mm. of Marcianopolis,
Moesia Inferior, reverse:- Concordia standing front,
turreted, head left, holding patera and corucopiae,
obverse slightly off centre, nice portrait, GVF/GF
£40 - £45
1546
Severus Alexander sestertius Rome Mint 232 A.D.,
reverse:- PROVIDENTIA AVG S C, Annona standing
front, head left, holding corn-ears and cornucopiae,
modius at feet, Sear 8014, GF
£60 - £90
1547
Severus Alexander silver denarius, Rome Mint 234 A.D.,
reverse:- Sol advancing left, Sear 7916, gold cabinet tone
obverse, unusually fine, UNC
£60 - £80
1548
Short Cross English penny, reverse reads:-
+TVRKIL.ON.EVER, York Mint, moneyer Turkil who
worked in classes 1a to 4a, Fair/GF together with a ditto
reverse reading +RICARD[ ]ND, London Mint,
moneyer Ricard, Ricard worked at London in Classes 2-
4b of Richard I, both have old tickets, square sided flan,
both dies off centre, F [2]
£60 - £70
1549
Silver 'penny' of 'Edward I' struck in the Low Countries,
star on breast, reverse reading CIVITAS LOINDON,
with old ticket, full, round, well centred, NVF
£90 - £100
1550
Silver pennies of the York Mint, Henry IV?, P/NF,
Henry V, Mullet and Trefoil by crown, GF, plus another
reading hENRICVS, NF/GF, all have Quatrefoil at
reverse centre, plus another of Durham with mullet and
annulet at crown sides, cracked and edge loss, together
with silver halfpenny of Henry V, Annulets by hair,
GF/VF and lastly one other, clipped and cracked, trefoils
by neck?, portrait visible, F most with old tickets [6]
£40 - £50