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1390
Persia Silver Drachm Xusro I. Khuzistan Mint. Reginal
year 24 = 555 - 556 AD. Gobl 196 V AR. Good compact
style & unusually well struck. NEF.
£30 - £35
1391
Persia Silver Drachm. Xusro II 590 - 638 AD. Nihavand
Mint. MM Nih. Year 23 = 613 - 614 AD. 'Praise' (AFTD)
in obverse margin. Reverse: Fire alter, attendant either
side. Gobl 214 Var. Some light oxide stains, winged bust
of good style. NVF.
£30 - £35
1392
Philip and Mary shilling, Busts face to face, full titles,
undated, no mm., Spink 2498, NVF
£750 - £850
1393
Philip and Mary shilling, dated 1555 and with English
titles only, with two old tickets, Ex. Seaby, Spink 2501,
Poor/NF
£75 - £95
1394
Philip I Silver Antoninianus. Rome Mint. 245 AD.
Reverse reads: Adventus Augg. Philip I on horseback
facing left, his right hand raised, holding sceptre in left.
Sear 8926. Almost certainly a hoard coin, much original
finish, near mint state.
£40 - £50
1395
Philip II silver antoninianus, Rome Mint 244-245 AD.
Reverse reads: Pax Aeterna. Pax advancing left holding
olive branch & sceptre. Sear 8940. Near mint state.
£35 - £45
1396
Probus Billon Antoninianus. Siscia Mint. 277 AD.
Reverse reads: Soli Invicto, XXIT in Exergue. Sol in
galloping Quadriga left, his right hand raised. Sear 1204
var. Superb EF or better. Nearly as struck.
£35 - £45
1397
Quintillus, silver washed antoninianus, Milan Mint 270
A.D., reverse reads:- FIDES MILIT, Fides Militum
standing left, holding standard in each hand, 'S' in
exergue, Sear 11438, just a hint of silvering, flan a little
ragged, superb portrait with much detail, EF/VF
£30 - £35
1398
Richard I silver penny Short Cross, Class 4, Spink p.164,
the second 'R' in the obverse legend looks punched in over
another letter, reverse reads:- [ ] MEINR[ ], Canterbury
Mint, moneyer Meinir, Ex. Seaby, with two old tickets,
both dies off centre, F
£50 - £70
1399
Richard II silver penny of York, first issue with lis on
breast and small quatrefoil at centre of reverse, Spink
1690, flan a little mis-shapen, portrait clear, little flat area
each side, F
£50 - £55
1400
Richard III silver groat of London, Type 3, reads
RICARD, mm. Sun and rose 2, Spink 2157, with an old
ticket, probably a little short of flan, nice portrait, black
patchy tone, VF
£1000 - £1250
1401
Roman antoninianii of Postumus (7), one edge-chipped.
£30 - £50
1402
Roman antoninianii (10) one barbarous.
£50 - £80
1403
Roman brooches, collection of twelve with three roman
rings
£100 - £110
1404
Roman colonial bronze of c. 37mm. of Seleuceia ad
Calycadnum, Geordian III facing Tranquillina / Bust of
Tyche, cornucopiae behind, facing bust of Apollo, laurel
branch behind, Sear 3802var. VF/NVF
£250 - £280
1405
Roman colonial bronze of c.34mm. of Hispalis, Spain,
Radiate bust of Augustus right / Head of Livia left, resting
on globe, crescent moon above, dull, uneven tone, F
£40 - £50
1406
Roman colonial bronze of Marcianopolis Moesia
Inferior, 5 assaria, Macrinus and Diadumenian, facing /
Artemis, NVF, together with a Byzantine bronze follis of
Justin II and Sophia, VF/GVF both with detailed tickets
by Roger Vezin [2]
£60 - £70