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1295
Divus Augustus brass dupondius, struck by Caligula,
Rome Mint 37-41 A.D., Sear 1811, nice portrait, VF/GF
£120 - £160
1296
Divus Marcus Aurelius silver denarius, struck by
Commodus in honour of his father, Rome Mint 180 A.D.,
reverse:- legend CONSECRATIO around eagle, wings
open, right, head turned back, on garlanded base, Sear
5973, couple of small striking flaws, nice well centred
portrait, EF/NEF
£60 - £70
1297
Domitian as Caesar under Vespasian, silver denarius,
Rome Mint 76 A.D., reverse reads:- COS IIII, Pegasus
stepping right, Sear 2637, the type taken from Augustus,
Sear 1629 also struck at Rome in 19 B.C., nice full flan,
very light scuff in reverse field, NEF
£90 - £110
1298
Domitian silver denarius, Rome Mint 93-94 A.D., reverse
reads:- IMP XXII COS XVI CENS P P P, Minerva
standing right, on galley, brandishing javelin and holding
shield, owl before at feet, Sear 2735var., well struck, well
centred, good metal, EF
£90 - £110
1299
Eadmund silver penny, Small Cross / Moneyer's name in
two lines, Spink 1105, obverse reads:- +EADMVND
REX, die flaw over the first 'E', 'D's possibly with pellet
centres?, reverse reads:- RAEGNOLD MO bar over the
second 'O', NVF
£250 - £300
1300
Edward I silver pennies both Class 6 of Bury St Edmunds,
moneyer Ion, Spink 1377, both Ex. Seaby May 1971,
Ex.Colchester Hoard, both with two old tickets, first flat,
well centred, GF, second, slightly off centre and edge a
little bent up, F, both with the 'Colchester Hoard' dull
tone, [2]
£40 - £50
1301
Edward I silver penny Class 10B of Canterbury, Ex.
Seaby's Bulletin, September 1969, H2522, with two old
tickets, F, with a ditto but of Lincoln, Class 3d, Ex. Spink
10/1971, uneven tone, loss of extreme edge, obverse 3 to
5 o'clock, GF [2]
£40 - £45
1302
Edward I silver penny of Bristol, Class 2b, Spink 1386 but
not listed for this mint, bust with tall long neck and
reversed Roman 'N's, see p.178, Ex. Seaby May 1971,
Ex.Loch Doon Hoard, 1966, with two old tickets, F
£40 - £50
1303
Edward I silver penny of London, struck on a small flan
therefore probably late, edge chip, F with a ditto but Class
4B of London, Ex. Seaby May 1971, Ex. Loch Doon
Hoard 1966, a very small area of extreme edge loss, below
bust, toned GF and lastly a ditto but Class 3E of
Newcastle, Ex. Seaby May 1971, Ex. Loch Doon Hoard
1966, all with old tickets [3]
£40 - £45
1304
Edward I silver penny of Newcastle, Class 9b, Spink 1408,
Ex. Spink 10/1971, GF, with a silver halfpenny of
Edward I, Class 3c, cracked, NF and lastly an Edward I
silver farthing, inner circles each side, reads:-
+EDWARDVS REX, reverse- CIVITAS LONDON,
Class 10, GF, all with old tickets [3]
£40 - £45
1305
Edward I Silver Penny. Lincoln Mint. Class 3c. Spink
1427. Well struck. GVF
£50 - £60
1306
Edward II silver penny, Class 11a, Spink 1455, London
Mint, with two old tickets, NF/F, together with a ditto,
angular back to 'E', serifs to 'N's well defined, mm. Cross
pattee, obverse legend ends with double pellet, with an
old ticket, lightly crinkled, well centred, GF [2]
£50 - £60
1307
Edward III gold half-noble, Transitional treaty period
1361, French title omitted, annulets at the corners of the
central reverse panel, Spink 1500, large flan, well centred,
VF/GVF
£1000 - £1300
1308
Edward III Gold Quarter Noble. Fourth Coinage,
Transitional Treaty Period 1361. French title omitted.
Pellets in Spandrels and annulets on cusps of obverse
Tressure. Obverse ends Angl. Spink 1501. (Schneider 72)
VF
£500 - £550
1309
Edward III groat, Class G, annulet under the bust but no
annulet in any quarter of the reverse, Spink 1570, slightly
crinkled, uneven tone GF/VF
£150 - £170
1310
Edward III silver groat, Treaty Period 1361-1369, no
French title, reads:- +EDWARD D G REX ANGL D
HYB Z AQT, annulet before and single/double annulet
stops as Spink 1617, reverse, single and double salitire
stops, mm. not clear but looks to be a cross potent, 'A' in
ADIUTOREM not clear but possibly unbarred, the 'A' in
CIVITAS certainly is. the coin is sold with 4 fine old
tickets, one of which states 'reverse 'N's' not barred, which
they clearly are, this coin in the opinion of the cataloguer
is not a true mule, see J.J.North p.41 for varieties and
Spink 1616, 'many varieties', Ex. Doubleday,
Ex.H.A.Parsons 9.12.1913 and Ex. E.J.Winstanley and
with their old tickets, full, round, well centred, even strike,
obverse a little scuffed under magnification, AVF/VF
£180 - £220