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1622

Hammered Coins & Jettons (47) mainly English, from

Tealby Pennies to Stuart and Commonwealth minors.

£300 - £400

1623

Hammered silver, mostly English but Scottish, Irish and

Spanish [one of each noted], some chipped / cracked,

c.30

£25 - £30

1624

Henry II silver penny, 'Tealby' Class F, obverse reads:-

+hENRI REX, reverse reads:- +RAVL.ON.S[ ]N:, Bury

St Edmunds Mint, moneyer Raul, a full, well centred

piece and an even strike, GF/NVF

£60 - £80

1625

Henry II silver penny, Short Cross Type Class 1b, Spink

1344, obverse reads:- hENRICVS.R EX, reverse reads:-

RAVL.ON.LVND, London Mint, moneyer Raul, with

old ticket, full, round, well centred, NVF

£40 - £50

1626

Henry III silver penny, Long Cross Issue, without sceptre,

Class 3b, neat round bust, three pellets either side of large

pellet for chin, mm. 3, Spink 1363, full, round, GVF

£80 - £85

1627

Henry VI First Reign 1422-1461, silver groat, Annulet

Issue 1422-1430, Calais Mint with annulet in two

quarters of the reverse, Spink 1836, full, round, NVF

£60 - £70

1628

Henry VI First Reign 1422-1461, silver groat, Annulet

Issue [1422-1430], Calais Mint, annulet in two quarters

of reverse, Spink 1836, full, round, well centred, a little

weakness on outer legend, VF

£80 - £90

1629

Henry VI First Reign [1422-1461], silver groat of Calais,

Pinecone-Mascle Issue [1431-1432/3], Spink 1895, GVF

£140 - £160

1630

Henry VII silver groat of London, Group I, open crown,

mm. Lis upon Half Rose, 1485-1487, Spink 2193, with

old ticket, a little short of flan but probably as issued, GF

£50 - £60

1631

Henry VII silver groat, Facing Bust Issue, mm. Cross-

Crosslet [1504-1505], Class IVa, wide single arch crown

with 4 crockets, Spink 2200, full, round, well centred,

NVF

£100 - £150

1632

Henry VII silver groat, of London, Group I, open crown,

mm. Lis upon Half Rose, 1485-1487, Spink 2193, a little

short of flan as is often the case with Type I, good portrait,

GVF/VF

£150 - £170

1633

Henry VII silver half-groat, Canterbury Mint, Type IIIc,

no stops mm. Tun [1493-1495], Spink 2211, sharp strike,

VF

£100 - £110

1634

Henry VIII gold Angel First Coinage, 1509-1526, mm.

Castle, obverse reads:- hENRIC ? VIII DI GRA REX

AGL Z FR, with h and rose by ships mast, Spink 2265,

full, round, well centred, lightly crinkled, GF

£700 - £900

1635

Henry VIII gold halfcrown, Second Coinage 1526-1544,

uncrowned h K each side, mm.Rose/Lis, Spink 2286,

found Suffolk, round and well centred, unclipped, centres

flat, legend edges just a little crinkled, GVF

£1700 - £1800

1636

Henry VIII silver groat, Second Coinage 1526-1544,

mm. Arrow, Laker Bust D, Spink 2337E, full, round, well

centred, lightly crinkled, overall very light marks under

magnification, GF

£100 - £140

1637

Henry VIII Silver half groat, Second coinage, York Mint,

Archbishop Thomas Wolsey, mm, Voided Cross, TW by

reverse shield, keys at lower sides & cardinal's hat below,

Spink 2346, full flan, both dies slightly off centre, a little

weakness each side, NVF

£70 - £90

1638

Henry VIII silver halfgroat of Canterbury, WA by reverse

shield, Archbishop Warham, mm. Cross Patonce [1526-

1532], Spink 2343, with old ticket, full, round, well

centred, tone a little uneven, VF

£30 - £35

1639

Henry VIII silver halfgroat, Canterbury Mint, WA beside

reverse shield, Archbishop Warham, mm. Uncertain

mark [Spink 121], 1526-1532, Spink 2343, small area of

edge loss at bottom, very light scuffs under magnification

but a good central strike, VF

£80 - £90

1640

Henry VIII silver halfgroat, Second Coinage 1526-1544,

Canterbury Mint, Archbishop Thomas Cranmer, T - C

beside reverse shield, mm. Catherine Wheel [obverse

only], Spink 2345, GVF

£150 - £180