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Ancient & Hammered Coins

1465

Aethelred II silver penny, CRUX Type, Spink 1148,

obverse reads:- +AEDELRAED REX ANGLOX [both

'AE's and 'NG' ligulate], reverse reads:- +EADMUND

M-O NOD, Norwich Mint [very unusual rendering, see

SCBI Copenhagen, 1007], moneyer Eadmund, with an

old ticket by J.Mann, crinkled and pecked, minute pin

holes on one area of extreme edge, GF

£225 - £250

1466

Aethelred II silver penny, Helmet Issue, obverse reads:-

+AEDELRAEDREXANGL [first 'D' with thorn, both

'AE,s' and 'NG' ligulate], reverse reads:-

+EREPI.NE

MO DE followed by triple stop, ['D' with thorn],

Thetford Mint, moneyer Derewine [the present

rendering unusual and rare], with an extra pellet in the

mint quarter of the reverse, Spink 1152var., W.J.Conte

had the only other coin known to me from this reverse

die [Triton VI, 14-15/1/2003, lot 1337], this having had

a further pellet added in the quarter below the mint

quarter, with a ticket by J.Mann, full, round, central,

single Viking peck mark each side, GVF

£350 - £375

1467

Aethelred II silver penny, Helmet Type, Spink 1152,

obverse reads:- +AEDELRAEDREXANG [both 'AE's'

and 'NG' ligulate, first 'D' with thorn], reverse reads:-

+SPETINC MOO LVND ['ND' ligulate, first 'O' of

horseshoe form], London Mint, moneyer presumably

Spraclinc [unusual rendering], same dies as SCBI

Copenhagen, 943, with old ticket by J.Mann, lightly

crinkled and pecked, full, round, central, NVF

£225 - £250

1468

Aethelred II silver penny, Last Small Cross Type, Spink

1154 [but without end 'RX' ligulate], obverse legend:-

+AEDELRAED REX AN [both 'AE's' ligulate, first 'D'

with thorn], reverse reads:- +LEOFPINE O LVND,

London Mint, moneyer Leofwine, with old ticket by

J.Mann, pin hole of light on extreme edge, very lightly

crinkled and pecked, NVF

£225 - £250

1469

Aethelred II silver penny, Long Cross Type, Spink 1151,

obverse legend:- +AEDELRED REX ANGLO ['AE'and

'NG' ligulate], reverse reads:- +OD:GRIM MOO LINC

['D' with thorn, O's with pellet centre, first 'O' in MOO

of horseshoe form, extra pellet also in that quarter of the

reverse, Lincoln Mint, moneyer Outhgrim, same dies as

Mossop pl.XIV, 18, hairline crack at 10 o'clock obverse,

with old ticket by J.Mann, lightly crinkled, VF

£225 - £250

1470

Aethelred II silver penny, Long Cross Type, Spink 1151,

obverse reads:- +AEDELRAED REX ANGLOX ['AE's

both ligulate, first 'D' with thorn, 'O' with central pellet],

reverse reads:- +LEOFNOD M!O LVND ['D' with

thorn, 'O's with central pellet], London Mint, moneyer

Leofnoth, with old ticket by J.Mann, lightly crinkled and

pecked, full, round, well centred, NVF

£225 - £250

1471

Ancient British Celtic gold stater of the Trinovantes, Late

Whaddon Chase type, with large pellet beneath horse,

see ABC 2338 note, this piece looks struck from an Early

Whaddon Chase obverse die of the Catuvellauni, ABC

2433, portions still visible, oval flan, VF

£300 - £350

1472

Ancient British Celtic gold stater of the Trinovantes, Late

Whaddon Chase type, with large pellet beneath horse,

see ABC 2338, VF

£300 - £350

1473

Ancient British, Celtic billon uninscribed stater, Spink

367, oval flan, one die slightly off centre, GF/VF

£60 - £65

1474

Ancient British, Celtic uninscribed silver unit of the

Dobunni, ABC 2036, Spink under 377, slightly oval flan

and slightly rough surfaces, GF

£40 - £45

1475

Augustus silver tetradrachm of Syria: Seleucis and Pieria,

Antiochia ad Orontem, obverse:- Laureate bust right,

reverse:- City Goddess seated right on rock, holding palm

branch, Orontes, river-god swimming right, two

monograms in right field and further legend in field

before head, Sear 106, good metal, NVF

£90 - £110

1476

Blue folder with four trays of Roman Imperial pieces,

mostly bronze but a few silver, starting with Domitian,

c.50 pieces, mostly in collectable condition [50]

£60 - £80

1477

Caracalla silver denarius, Rome Mint 213 A.D., reverse

reads:- MARTI PROPVGNATORI, Mars striding left,

holding trophy and spear, Sear 6819, with old ticket,

good metal, GVF

£20 - £25

1478

Celtic silver units x 3, base silver stater x 1, denarii of

Hadrian x 2, mid-third century base Roman, all from the

same hoard x 6, English hammered silver minors x 3,

Indian chukrams silver x 3 gold x1, plus 3 others F to VF

[22]

£60 - £80

1479

Charles I copper farthing, Maltravers Type 2 mm. both

sides, Double Rose, with inner circles, Spink 3198, nice

piece with old even copper tone, GVF

£30 - £40

1480

Charles I gold unite, Tower Mint under the King [1625-

1642], Group B, second bust, with ruff, mantle and

armour, mm. Castle [1627-1628], Spink 2687, full,

round, well centred, a very few very small weak areas, VF

£1200 - £1400