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66
1522
Commodus colonial bronze of c.27mm., of
Marcianopolis, Moesia Inferior, Bare headed and
bearded bust of Commodus right, cuirassed with the
helmeted head of Zeus looking out from breast plate /
Nude male deity standing to left, rare, thought to be less
than 15 known, with two old tickets, slightly rough
surfaces, GF/F
£50 - £60
1523
Commonwealth shilling 1649, Spink 3217, strangely the
'H' in 'WITH' seems to have been punched in twice, well
centred, NVF/GF
£500 - £550
1524
Contemporary plated forgery, anonymous, c.81 B.C.,
possibly an emergency issue under Sulla [the normal
populous would not have had the technology to produce
let alone plate a coin] hence could have been produced at
a 'moving' mint, Diademed head of Venus / Double
cornucopiae, Sear 303, oval flan, reverse off centre,
scarce, NVF/GF, together with a silver quinarius of
Cn.Cornelius Lentulus, c. 88 B.C., Laureate head of
Jupiter / Victory and trophy, Sear 255, a little 'cabinet
blue', VF/NVF [2]
£10 - £15
1525
Copy of an Ancient Greek silver stater of Knossos
featuring Hera and the Labyrinth.
£10 - £12
1526
Divus Valerian Junior silver antoninianus struck under
Valerian and Gallienus, Cologne Mint 258 A.D., Sear
10606, reverse:- Valerian Junior, his right hand raised,
left holding sceptre, seated on the back of a flying eagle
ascending to heaven, a little weakly struck but probably
near as struck, GVF
£45 - £55
1527
Eadred silver penny, Small Cross / Moneyer's name in
two lines, Spink 1113, obverse reads:- +EADRED REX,
reverse reads:- HERE.MOD M, divided by three cross
pattee and trefoil of pellets at top and bottom, extreme
edge loss between 3 and 6 o'clock, obverse, VF
£300 - £350
1528
Edward I silver pennies both of London, one dark toned,
NVF [2]
£40 - £45
1529
Edward I silver penny of Canterbury, crinkled F, Richard
II silver penny of York, quatrefoil in centre of reverse,
part flat, reverse off centre, Fair/F and a silver sixpence
of James I 1604, Poor and lastly a Henry I silver penny,
Type 15, a quarter gone and folded but found Suffolk but
probably of Ipswich by Osbern, scarce [4]
£40 - £60
1530
Edward I silver penny of Durham, mm. Cross Moline,
Class 9, NVF
£50 - £60
1531
Edward III gold noble, Fourth Coinage 1351-1377, Pre-
Treaty Period, 1351-1361, with French title, Series G
1356-1361, variety with a very small lis in first quarter,
above lion's head, as the illustration in Spink 1490, found
Suffolk, a round well centred piece, scuff across part of
obverse, reverse with minor scuffs, GF/NVF
£900 - £1200
1532
Edward III silver halfpenny, London Mint, Second
Coinage 1335-1343, six pointed star after obverse legend,
and before LON, Spink 1540, lightly crinkled, light scuffs
under magnification, reasonable portrait, NVF, with a
penny of York, quatrefoil at reverse centre enclosing
pellet, Spink 1556, NF/F [2]
£50 - £70
1533
Edward III silver penny, Post-treaty Period, 1369-1377,
York Mint, lis on breast, reverse quatrefoil in centre,
mm.Plain Cross, Spink 1649, full, round, GVF/VF
£50 - £60
1534
Edward III, Pre-Treaty, silver halfgroat, Spink
1577/1578, Series F/G mule, London Mint, possibly not
clipped NVF (Ex Lockdales Auction 79 Lot 507)
£80 - £100
1535
Edward the Elder silver penny, Bust left / Moneyer's
name in two lines, obverse reads:- +EADVVEARD
REX, reverse reads:- BYRHELM MO divided by three
cross pattee, cross pattee above, flanked by two trefoil of
pellets and ditto below, Spink 1084, portrait weak on
head but a full round coin, well centred, GF/VF
£500 - £600
1536
Edward VI contemporary brass imitation of an Irish
shilling of 1552, mm. Harp, Spink 6494A, holed obverse
top, with four sided hand cut nail, NF/F
£30 - £35
1537
Edward VI debased silver shilling, Southwark Mint, Bust
5, mm. Y, Spink 2466B, Fair
£55 - £65