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1535
Anglo-Saxon silver sceat of the Saroaldo Group [Type 3b
and 11], found Wetheringsett, Suffolk, 1st. August 2013,
sold with a full report of the finding etc, dark, VF
£35 - £40
1536
Anglo-Saxon silver sceat, from Series O, Bust right /
Dragon, Spink - , found Suffolk, dark patchy tone, dull,
small areas of light green deposit, centre each side, VF
£75 - £100
1537
Anglo-Saxon silver sceat, from Series O, varieties A to D,
Two standing figures with long crosses / Monster left,
with head turned back, exhibiting long crest, as Spink 808
but reverse more artistic and not pattern like, with old
ticket, slightly rough surfaces, reverse slightly off centre,
scarce, GF
£50 - £60
1538
Anglo-Saxon silver sceat, from the 'porcupine' series, see
Spink pp. 89-90, this particular coin has a beaded edged
crescent, obverse and reverse a central annulet within two
boxes, each has a pellet in each corner, there are no letters
TOTII etc, found Suffolk, a well struck piece, uncleaned
and sharp, GVF
£60 - £80
1539
Anglo-Saxon silver sceat, from the Primary Phase, Series
B, Diademed bust, right within serpent circle / Bird on
cross, right, annulets at cross ends, all within serpent
circle, Spink 776-777A, with old ticket, slightly rough
surfaces, NVF
£25 - £30
1540
Anglo-Scandinavian enamelled disc brooch with a floral
geometric design, consisting of a circular deep blue
background with a floral motif around a blue central disc.
The enamel work is contained within a copper alloy rim
which was originally gilt, some survives. The outer edge
has six discoid lugs each decorated with a blue glass bead.
The spring and catch-plate are missing although the
fixing scars are still visible, nice item
£100 - £150
1541
Antoninus Pius brass sestertius, Rome Mint 145 A.D.,
reverse legend:- LIBERALITAS AVG I I I I, in exergue,
COS I I I I, S C at sides, Antoninus seated left, on curule
chair atop platform, officer standing behind, sword
drawn, Liberalitas, standing, facing at left, holding abacus
and cornucopiae, in front of platform a citizen, holding
out fold of toga for largesse, Sear 4187, interesting and
collectable piece, no corrosion, VF
£170 - £190
1542
Antoninus Pius bronze drachm of Egypt, Alexandria, of
year 13 = 150A.D., obverse:- Laureate, draped and
cuirassed bust, right, reverse:- Nilus reclining, left,
Crocodile below to right, unusually well preserved for this
series, GVF
£180 - £220
1543
Antoninus Pius silver denarius, Rome Mint 147 A.D.,
reverse reads:- COS I I I I, , Clementia standing left,
holding patera and long sceptre, Sear 4070, a sharply
struck piece of good metal, dull, EF
£80 - £90
1544
Antoninus Pius silver denarius, Rome Mint 159-160
A.D., reverse reads:- FELCITATI AVG COS IIII,
Felicitas-Providentia standing left, holding globe and
cornucopiae, Sear 4081, with old ticket, GVF
£40 - £50
1545
Athelred II silver cut-farthing of the Long Cross type,
Spink 1151, small piece of corner gone, GVF, together
with a Henry I silver cut-halfpenny of Type 15,
Quadrilateral on Cross Fleury issue, with old ticket,
scuffed Fair/F [2]
£20 - £25
1546
Augustus silver denarius, LugdunumMint 2 B.C.- 4 A.D.,
Laureate bust, right / Gaius and Lucius Caesars, standing
facing, shields and spears between them, Sear 1597,
obverse very slightly off centre, reverse with a very small
flan fault, good metal, nice portrait, NEF/VF
£65 - £85
1547
Augustus silver denarius, Rome Mint 19 B.C., obverse:-
Diademed and draped bust of Feronia, right, reverse:-
Captive Parthian kneeling, right, presenting Roman
standard, Sear 1603. An historical and interesting issue by
Augustus on the recovery of legionary standards captured
by the Parthians during the campaigns, 53 and 36 B.C.
by Crassus and Antony, good metal, GVF/VF
£220 - £240
1548
Aurelian billon antoninianus, Rome Mint 274-275 A.D.,
reverse:- Sol advancing right, holding laurel branch and
bow, XXI R in exergue, 'Z' in left field = year 7, Sear
11569, together with a ditto but of Severina, Ticinum
Mint 274-275 A.D., reverse:- Fides Militum and Sol,
standing facing, UXX T in exergue, Sear 11707, both
pieces exhibiting much original silver finish, both NEF [2]
£60 - £80