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1728
Titus as Caesar under Vespasian 69-79 A.D. silver
denarius, [regular series], Rome Mint 78-79 A.D.,
Laureate bust, right / Annona enthroned, left, holding
sack of corn-ears on lap, Sear 2436, just a hint of original
finish, good metal, GVF/VF
£100 - £120
1729
Trajan Decius silver antoninianus, Rome Mint 250-251
A.D., reverse reads:- DACIA, Dacia standing left, holding
Dacian standard sutmounted by wolf,s head, with old
ticket, very short striking cracks [as produced], NEF
£30 - £40
1730
Trajan Decius, bronze sestertius, Rome Mint 250-251
A.D., reverse reads:- PANNONIAE S C , the Pannoniae
standing side by side, their heads turned away from each
other, both with standards, Sear 9407, oval flan, surfaces
untouched, NVF/ F
£40 - £50
1731
Trajan silver denarius, Rome Mint 107 A.D., reverse:- S
P Q R PRINCIPI, Felicitas standing left, holding
caduceus and cornucopiae, RIC 172, small neat lettering,
well centred, good metal, EF
£100 - £120
1732
Valentinian I silver siliqua, Rome Mint 364-367 A.D.,
reverse reads:- VOT V MVLT X within wreath [variety
with dot in centre], mint officina R T, Sear 19382, with
old ticket, with flan crack and light edge chips, but has
never been clipped, nice portrait, VF/NVF
£20 - £25
1733
Venice silver grosso of Bartolomeo Gradenigo, 1339-
1342 obverse reads:- SM VENETI BA GRADONIGO,
around the Doge on the left, standing right, presenting
banner to St. Mark on right 'DVX' between, reverse:-
Nimbate Christ facing, Scarfea 80, GVF
£45 - £55
1734
Vespasian silver denarius, regular series, Rome Mint 75
A.D., reverse reads:- PON MAX TR P COS VI, Pax
seated left, holding olive-branch, good metal, F
£40 - £50
1735
Viking York CVNNETTI silver penny, Spink 993, the
faint hairline cross in the reverse central field is caused by
this metal being 'forced' upwards to produce the obverse
central cross, a hoard coin in near as struck condition
GEF
£600 - £650
1736
Vitellius silver denarius [regular series], Rome Mint
April-May 69 A.D., Laureate bust, right / Concordia
seated left, holding patera and double cornucopiae, RIC
73, Sear 2196, good metal, VF
£250 - £280
1737
William I of Scotland 1165-1214, silver penny, late and
posthumous, Phase B, c.1205-c.1230, reverse reads:-
+HV[E WAL]TER:. without mint name, Spink 5029,
full, very round, weak on legends, portrait visible, GF
£180 - £200
End of Auction in Room 2, Day 1