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1380

Antoninus Pius silver looking billon tetradrachm, of

Alexandria, Egypt, reverse:- Female deity, holding corn-

ears? and caduceus?, F, together with a silver denarius of

Caracalla. reverse reads:- PONT TRP VI COS, Roma,

Sear - , RSC III, 499, GVF [2]

£40 - £45

1381

Arab-Sasanian, Ubaydallah Ibn Ziyad 676-684 A.D.,

silver Drachm of Albasra, MWI 28, EF

£50 - £60

1382

Augustus silver denarius of Lugdunum Mint 2 B.C. - 4

A.D., reverse:- Gaius and Lucius Caesars, Sear 1597,

probably a detector find as is scuffed and with slightly

rough surfaces, F

£60 - £70

1383

Balbinus silver antoninianus, Rome Mint 238 A.D.,

reverse reads:- CONCORDIA AVGG, Clasped right

hands, obverse with a clear reading of BALBINVS, Sear

8484, very slightly rough surfaces, rare, GVF

£180 - £220

1384

Base Penny Philip and Mary S.2510A Fine with some

small edge cracks, rare

£45 - £50

1385

Byzantine, Constans II and Constantine IV, 654-668

A.D., silver miliarense, Constantinople Mint,

"Ceremonial Coinage", obverse:- Facing busts of

Constans II [helmeted] and Constantine IV [crowned],

reverse:- Cross potent on globe above three steps, palm

each side, B.C.V. 987, this being a very rare piece, in

unusually high grade, a good even strike, well centred

and of good metal, only weakness is on the reverse left

hand palm, NEF/GVF

£750 - £850

1386

Caligula copper as, Rome Mint 37-38 A.D., Bare head,

left / Vesta seated left, holding patera and sceptre,

legend:- VESTA above, S C in fields, Sear 1803, slightly

rough surfaces but even tone, GF

£60 - £80

1387

Caracalla silver denarius, Rome Mint 211 A.D., obverse

reads:- ANTONINVS PIVS AVG BRIT, reverse:- Nude

Pax, holding olive branch and sceptre, Sear 6824, reverse

slightly off centre, GVF

£40 - £45

1388

Charles I gold crown, Tower Mint under the king [1625-

1642], mm. Tun [1636-1638], Group D, Fourth Bust,

reverse:- Oval shield, Spink 2715, sold with the coin are

details of its discovery in a garden in 1956, printed in the

East Cornwall Times 18/1/57 [the Coroner mis-

identified the piece] and an old packet, round and full,

even strike, VF

£250 - £300

1389

Charles I Halfcrown mm. Sun, no ground below horse,

S.2778, Fine.

£25 - £35

1390

Charles I silver shilling, mm. Star [1640-1641], Group F,

Sixth Briot bust, Type 4/4, Spink 2799, usual irregular

flan but centres, including bust with more detail than

normal, VF

£140 - £150

1391

Charles I silver shilling, Tower Mint under Parliament

[1642-1649], mm. Sun [1645-1646], Group G, Type 4.5,

Spink 2802, large angular flan, scuffs, NF/F, together

with a silver penny, same reign, mm. not clear, obverse

with inner circle, falling lace collar, reverse with round

shield, no CR, F [2]

£35 - £40

1392

Charles I silver shilling, Tower Mint under the King

1625-1642, mm. Crown 1635-1636, Group D, Type 3b,

plume above reverse shield, Spink 2793, obverse a little

double-struck, GF/VF

£150 - £200

1393

Charles I silver shilling, Tower Mint under the King

1625-1642, mm. Star 1640-1641, Group F, Sixth large

Briot Bust, Type 4.4, Spink 2799, usual slightly irregular

flan, portions of legends flat,much detail at centres, which

are VF

£70 - £90

1394

Charles I silver shilling, Tower Mint under the King

1625-1642, mm. Tun 1636-1638, Group D, Type 3a,

large crude bust, Spink 2792 [a], Sharp E4/2, not

represented in Brooker, with old cabinet tone, smallish

flan, a clear variety, scarce, F

£80 - £120