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1408

Ecgberht King of Wessex 802-839, silver penny, early

type 825-c.830, Rochester Mint, obverse:- Diademed

bust, right, legend:- +ECGBEORHT R[E]X, reverse:-

Central cross with hammer ends, legend:- +DVNVN

MO[N]ETA, type unknown to North but is his 578/579,

the BM have 2 both different dies and strangely both

damaged, small chip about 1/5th. missing and a piece of

edge hanging on but rare, GF

£150 - £180

1409

Edward I silver penny, Class 1c, Spink 1382, reads:-

EDW REX, reversed Roman 'N's, a nice neat round

coin, good portrait, small area of weakness on legend

each side, VF/GF

£40 - £45

1410

Edward III silver groat, Fourth Coinage 1351-1377, Pre-

treaty period 1351-1361, London Mint, Class c 1351-

1352, Lombardic 'M', closed 'C' and 'E', 'R' with wedge

tail, Spink 1565, large full flan, well centred, lightly

crinkled, light scuffs, obverse, F

£40 - £45

1411

Edward III silver groat, Fourth Coinage 1351-1377, Pre-

Treaty Period 1352-1361, Series D 1352-1353, 'R' with

normal tail, Lombardic M, closed C and E, Spink 1566,

full and round, F

£40 - £45

1412

Edward III silver groat, York Mint, Fourth Coinage

1351-1377, Pre-Treaty Period 1351-1361, Class E 1354-

1355, Spink 1572, full, round, even dull tone, little weak

areas on legends, VF

£120 - £140

1413

Edward III (2) Penny Third Coinage London Mint, Pre-

Treaty Period with annulet in each quarter of the reverse,

Class C, S.1584, Good Fine, Halfpenny London Mint,

EDWARDVS REX legend S.1557 Good Fine

£75 - £85

1414

Edward the Confessor silver penny, Pyramids Type,

Spink 1184, reverse reads:- +GODRIC ON DETFO

[second 'D' with thorn], Thetford Mint, moneyer Godric,

4 and a cut halfpenny known to the cataloguer, two these

dies [Hunterian and Coats 1175 and CNG Auction 90,

23.5.2012, lot 2411], full, round, well centred, rare, NVF

£300 - £330

1415

Edward the Elder, 899-924, silver penny, Small Cross /

Moneyers name in two lines, Spink 1087, obverse reads:-

+EADVVEARD REX, reverse:- small single pellet top

and bottom, legend divided by 3 x cross pattee'

RAEGENVLF MO ['AE' ligulate, 'M O' with horizontal

bar above], moneyer Raegenulf see J.J.N., p.95, 649,

small neat lettering, single peck mark in obverse field, two

in reverse, very light crinkle, full, round, well centred,

dark toned, VF

£300 - £400

1416

Elagabalus and Julia Maesa, AE 5 assaria of

Marcianopolis, Moesia Inferior, reverse:- Hygieia, Pick

958-959, dark GF

£40 - £45

1417

Elizabeth I silver groats, First Issue, mm. Lis, small bust

1G and shield [from halfgroat punches], Spink 2551A,

small edge split, AF and two others of the second issue

mintmarks Cross-Crosslet anbd Martlet, Spink 2556,

crinkled NF and creased Fair [3]

£65 - £75

1418

Elizabeth I silver halfpenny, Sixth Issue [1582-1600],

mm. Woolpack [1594-1597], Spink 2581, round and

central, tone slightly blotchy, surface slightly rough, GF

£30 - £40

1419

Elizabeth I silver shilling, Second Issue [1560-1561],

mm. Cross-Crosslet, Spink 2555, large flan, light cabinet

tone, VF/GVF

£300 - £350

1420

Elizabeth I silver shilling, Sixth Issue 1582-1600, mm.

Woolpack 1594-1596, Spink 2577, full, round, well

centred, very light graffiti obverse, NF/VF

£40 - £50

1421

Elizabeth I silver sixpence 1563 over 1562, mm. Pheon

[1561-1565], Ex R.Carlyon Britton Collection and with

two old tickets, very small attempted piercing on obverse

head, full and round, a few light scuffs reverse, obverse

centre Fair rest NVF with a ditto but 1564 over 1562,

obverse centre F rest NVF, first from the plague year,

second the year of Shakespeare's birth, both Spink 2561,

interesting pieces historically as are the date overstrikes

[2]

£80 - £100

1422

Elizabeth I silver sixpence 1565 mm. Rose over Pheon?

/ Rose, Spink 261, with a die sinkers error in the

monarch's name ELZABETH, with an old ticket which

states 'Unpublished not in B.M. or BNJ', very lightly

crinkled, very rare, centre obverse F rest GF

£100 - £150

1423

Elizabeth I silver sixpences 1561/ Pheon, P/GF, 1566/

Portcullis, P/F, next looks 1566 but cannot be as is mm.

Coronet [1567-1570] must be a flat topped '8', lightly

crinkled NF/F, 1569/ Coronet, a little extreme edge loss

in front of bust, light crease, NF/F all Spink 2562 and

lastly 1583/ A, Spink 2578A, NF [5]

£50 - £70