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1496
Elizabeth I silver sixpence, Third and fourth Issue [1561-
1577], mm. Coronet [1567-1570] and dated 1567, Spink
2562, small indentation behind bust but clear, very lightly
crinkled, dull even colour, NVF
£50 - £60
1497
Elizabeth I silver sixpence, Third and Fourth Issues
[1561-1577], mm. Coronet [1567-1570] and dated 1569,
Spink 2562, full, round, central, portrait visible, NVF
£90 - £120
1498
Elizabeth I Sovereign, mintmark Escallop, 1584-86, S.2529, VF with a crease and edge
split at top of crown. Slabbed PCGS AU50.
£8000 - £10000
1499
English medieval pewter wine tavern token 0.87gm, Stag
left pierced by arrow (the original left-leaning bleeding
hart) / Six-pointed star. Mitchiner, BNJ 53 (1983), Main
Series 23 variety. EF (for type), Ex CNG Sale XXIX
3/30/94 lot 1743. A fascinating piece, this cataloguer has
never seen one before!
£80 - £120
1500
Flemish imitative, Edward IV gold Ryal or rose-noble,
probably struck in the 1500's on the usual large flan,
Spink 1952, full, round, well centred, VF
£1800 - £2000
1501
Gordian III silver antoninianus, Rome Mint 239 A.D.
reverse reads:- P M TR P II COS P P , Providentia
standing left, holding globe and transverse sceptre, Sear
8634, large oval flan, nice boyish portrait, EF/GVF
£20 - £25
1502
Hadrian silver denarius, Rome Mint 120 A.D., reverse
reads:- P M TR P COS I I I, Salus seated left, feeding
snake arising from altar, Sear 3525, VF
£25 - £35
1503
Harthacnut silver penny, Arm and Sceptre Type in the
name of Cnut, June 1040-June 1042, [Sole Reign] Spink
1169, obverse reads:- +CNVT REX ANGL, reverse
reads:- +RINVLF ON NORDP: ['D' with thorn],
Norwich Mint, moneyer Rinculf, 9 coins of this type,
moneyer and mint, known to the cataloguer, all of which
inter die-link, of the 9, 6 are in museums, there being 6
[including the present piece] same dies, present coin is
Ex. DNW Auction 17th. Sept. 1997, lot 186, Ex. Peter
Broadley Collection, full, round, well centred, rare, VF
£1300 - £1500
1504
Henry III Short Cross silver penny, reads:- SAMVEL
ON CANT, quite nice portrait but rough surfaces, GF/F
with a Henry III Long Cross silver penny, with sceptre,
reads:- WILLEM ON LVND, round well centred, nice
portrait, VF and Edwardian silver pennies of Bury St.
Edmunds, Canterbury and London, all GF [5]
£60 - £65
1505
Henry III silver penny, Long Cross Issue, with sceptre,
Class 5a2, with the letter 'X' with one curved limb
[Churchill/Thomas 5a3], reverse reads:- ROBERT ON
CANT ['ON' and 'AN' ligulate], both dies very slightly
off centre, nice portrait, NVF
£40 - £50
1506
Henry III silver penny, Long Cross with sceptre, reverse
reads:- hENRI ON LVNDE ['EN' and 'ND' ligulate],
London Mint, moneyer Henri, very light scuffs under
magnification, GF/NVF
£40 - £45
1507
Henry III silver penny, Long Cross without sceptre,
reverse reads:- NICOLE ON CANT ['ON' and 'AN,
ligulate], NVF/GF
£50 - £55