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1462

Caligula copper quadrans, Pileus with SC in field / R C

C at centre, Rome Mint 40 A.D., Sear 1804, VF, together

with a sestertius of Antoninus Pius, reverse:- Fides

standing right, holding corn-ears and dish of fruit, Rome

Mint 143 A.D., Sear 4181, F [2]

£50 - £60

1463

Caracalla silver denarius, Rome Mint 208 A.D., reverse:-

Mars to front, head right, holding spear and shield, Sear

6867, VF

£35 - £40

1464

Caracalla silver denarius, Rome Mint 214 A.D., reverse:-

Jupiter standing left, holding thunderbolt and long

sceptre, eagle at feet, Sear 6832, VF, together with ditto

but Sear 6846, Sarapis standing facing, head left, holding

wreath and long sceptre, Rome Mint 217 A.D., very

small spots of base metal adherence behind bust, VF [2]

£55 - £60

1465

Celtic Armorican, N.W.Gaul and Channel Isles, c.75-50

B.C. billon stater, Spink p.2, with old ticket which states

'17/6', light green deposit each side, VF

£20 - £30

1466

Claudius brass sestertius, Rome Mint 41-42 A.D., reverse

reads:- SPES AVGVSTA, Spes advancing left, holding

flower, obverse legend ends 'IMP', Sear 1853, rough

surfaces, good portrait, NVF

£180 - £200

1467

Cnut silver penny, Short Cross Issue, Spink 1159, obverse

reads:- CNV.T REX:, reverse reads:- +DVRGRIN ON

EOF, first 'D' with thorn, mint York, moneyer Thurgrin,

full, round very lightly crinkled, well centred, GVF

£260 - £280

1468

Cnut silver penny, Short Cross Issue, Spink 1189, reverse

reads:- +DVRSTAN ON STAN ['D' with thorn],

Stamford Mint, moneyer Thurstan, full, round, well

centred, EF

£260 - £300

1469

Collection of mostly European mediaeval jettons but

including an Elizabethan shilling and sixpence, in all 17

£20 - £25

1470

Combination lock from the period of the Stuart

Restoration, c.1650-1680, complete and working, the

combination known by the owner, who will, if required,

pass on to the buyer, very rare, the specimen in the British

Museum being damaged.

£350 - £450

1471

Commodus sestertius, 'Rome Mint 182 A.D.', reverse:-

Salus standing left, feeding snake arising from altar and

holding long sceptre, Sear 5803var. this piece is probably

a Papal cast, coin very round and has no depth to flan,

VF

£20 - £30

1472

Domitian colonial bronze of c.28mm., of Nikcomedia:

Bithynia and Pontus, wt. 11.2g., reverse:- Zeus seated left

holding patera and long sceptre, with a full ticket by Dr.

Vezin who could only trace 4 others, a well centred piece

with slightly rough surfaces, rare, clear GF

£50 - £60

1473

Domitian sestertius, Rome Mint 85 A.D., reverse:-

Domitian on horseback galloping right, about to spear

fallen German warrior, Sear 2771, scarce, Fine/Fair

together with an as of Trajan, Rome Mint 100 A.D.,

reverse:- Victory alighting left, wings spread, holding

shield inscribed S P Q R, Sear 3242, GF [2]

£20 - £30

1474

Early Roman Imperial colonial bronze, c. 1 A.D., of

c.18mm., wt. 3.1g., of Orthosia Caria, Head of Dionysos,

right / Panther walking on ground line, right, tail curled

over back, BMC Greek 18, 114, No.5, with tickets by Dr.

Vezin, reverse off centre, scarce, GF

£50 - £60

1475

Edward I silver penny of Canterbury with an Edward VI

Fine Issue silver shilling, countermarked on obverse 'C C'

and in ring mount and lastly 2 x James I silver shillings,

both read QVAE DEVS, mm. Lis and Rose, F/NVF and

F/GF and both with light graffiti, but full flans, [4]

£120 - £140

1476

Edward III silver halfpenny of Reading Mint, reverse:-

Escallop in first quarter, Spink 1541, obverse reads:-

+EDWARDVS

REX

A*R.,

reverse

reads:-

VIL/LAR/ADINGY [the 'N' is reversed], see Withers

p.22, not listed, very rare, full flan a little weakness on

legends, VF

£600 - £650

1477

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)

£50 - £60

1478

Edward VI silver sixpence, Fine Issue 1551-1553, mm.

Tun, Spink 2483, very lightly crinkled, well centred, NVF

£150 - £180

1479

Elizabeth I lead/pewter jeton d.20mm, believed to have

been struck in London c.1574, North 2063, VG

£30 - £40

1480

Elizabeth I silver sixpence, Fourth Issue, mm. Eglantine

1573-1578 and dated 1575, Spink 2563, sold these rooms

Auction 119, lot 1884, VF

£120 - £160