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1311
Edward III Silver Groat. Treaty Period. 1361 - 1369.
French title omitted. Spink 1616. Evenly struck on a good
round flan. VF/GVF.
£250 - £280
1312
Edward III silver halfpenny, Fourth Coinage 1351-1377,
Pre-Treaty Period 1351-1361, London Mint, Series,
Spink 1607, with old ticket, light edge chips, from one a
hairline crack, F/GF together with a ditto but a silver
penny of the Third or Florin Coinage, London Mint, with
old ticket, chipped and with hairline crack, GF [2]
£40 - £50
1313
Edward III silver halfpenny, Third or Florin Coinage
1344-1351, obverse legend ends An, Spink 1558, with old
ticket, lightly crinkled, a little flat on legends each side,
NF/F, together with a ditto but a silver penny, Fourth
Coinage 1351-1377, Pre-Treaty Period 1351-1377,
Series E, with annulet in each reverse quarter, Spink
1586, with old ticket, nice portrait, GF [2]
£60 - £70
1314
Edward IV [First Reign 1461-1470] silver groat, Light
Coinage 1464-1470, mm. Long Cross Fitchee / Sun
[11/28], no marks at neck, Spink 2002, with two old
tickets wrongly identified, Ex. Seaby's Bulletin November
1969, H2409, GF
£60 - £70
1315
Edward IV, First Reign 1461-1470, silver groat, Light
Issue 1464-1470, mm. Crown [1468-1469] of London,
Quatrefoils at neck, Spink 2000, with three old tickets, Ex.
Seaby's Bulletin, September 1969, H2343, GF
£50 - £60
1316
Edward IV, First Reign 1461-1470, silver halfgroat, Light
Coinage 1464-1470, mm. Crown / Sun 74/28, 1467-
1468, Spink 2031, small piece missing from edge
[originally holed] at obverse 4 o'clock, F, together with a
silver penny of Henry VII, York Mint, Archbishop
Rotherham, keys below shield, two pillars, Spink 2238,
both with old tickets, regged edge at one point, F/VF [2]
£40 - £50
1317
Edward IV, Second Reign, 1471-1483, silver groat of
London, mintmarks are flatened by wear but are
certainly, Cross Pattee, indeed you can see one serif.
I.R.Buck, p.41 gives 5 different cross pattee or similar, for
this reign, which we cannot differentiate from the present
piece, fleurs on cusps, no marks by bust, reads
EDWARD, Spink 2098, Ex.Spink NC, Feburary 1973,
1220, with old tickets, full, round, well centred, NVF/VF
£100 - £150
1318
Edward the Confessor silver penny, Expanding Cross
Type, Heavy Issue, Spink 1177, obverse reads:-
+EDPER[ ]REEX:, reverse reads:-[ ]ELFPINE ON [
]
T.EN, mint Huntingdon [HVNTEN], moneyer
Aelfwine, same dies as Elmore-Jones, Glens. 12-13 May
1972, lot 382, sold with two old tickets and copy of letter
from the BM of 1974, piece missing, obverse 6 to 9
o'clock, rare, GF
£150 - £200
1319
Edward the Confessor silver penny, Facing Bust Issue,
Spink 1183, obverse reads:- [ ]D[ ]ERDR[ ], reverse
reads:- +GODRIL ON LHR, Leicester Mint, moneyer
Godril, the moneyer Godril was unknown to J.J.North,
with an old ticket, rare, obverse part flat, NF/GF
£120 - £180
1320
Edward the Elder, King of Wessex 899-924, silver penny
Small Cross / Moneyer's name in two lines, Spink 1087,
obverse reads:- +EADVVEARD REX, reverse reads:-
DVRLFLAC Mo 'D' with thorn, 'V' with bar as
upsidedown 'A', 'F' with no top bar, 'L' upsidedown, bar
over 'o' in 'Mo',moneyer Thurflac [Thurlac in J.J.North],
extreme edge perforation, obverse bottom, a little weak
on initial cross, obverse, dark even tone, GVF
£300 - £350
1321
Edward VI base issue penny, Third Period 1550-1553,
London Mint, Very Base Issue 1551, Spink 2474, with an
old ticket, a little edge loss, but a sharp strike and a good
example of this poor coinage, dull, NVF
£60 - £80
1322
Edward VI Fine Silver Issue shilling, mm. Y, Spink 2482,
with old ticket, two very small punch marks in first and
second quarters of the reverse and light graffiti on the
obverse, hairline crack into legend at obverse 3 o'clock
[hardly visible], large full flan, well centred, F/NVF
£80 - £120
1323
Edward VI Silver Halfgroat. First Period. (Apr. 1547 - Jan
1549) Canterbury Mint. No MM. Rare. Reading Edward
not Edoard. Spink 2459. GF, rarely encountered so good.
£400 - £450
1324
Electrotype copy of The Celebrated Oxford Mint Crown
by Thomas Rawlings 1644. (Spink 2948) King riding over
view of the city.
£40 - £50
1325
Elizabeth I and Charles I silver shillings, George I
farthing and George III twopence, an Indian copper and
an Anglo-Gallic niquet of Henry V, probably a
contemporary forgery, various grades [6]
£60 - £80
1326
Elizabeth I silver shilling, Second Issue 1560-1561 mm.
Martlet, Spink 2555, bust gone, rest NVF together with a
ditto but a silver groat, mm. not clear but probably same
coinage as last, Spink 2556, crinkled, NF both with old
tickets [2]
£40 - £45
1327
Elizabeth I silver shilling, Seventh Issue 1601-1602, mm.
1, Spink 2584, flan a little irregular but probably as
produced, GF
£50 - £60