Lockdales Auction 160 17-18 November 2018

82 1640 Crown 1847 Undecimo edge 'Gothic', S.3883, toned aEF, some hairlines. Brian Lawrence Collection £1000 - £1500 1641 Crown 1888 EF or better with a deep tone reverse £40 - £50 1642 Crown 1902 nVF Brian Lawrence Collection £50 - £60 1643 Crown 1927 proof but only GEF £130 - £150 1644 Crown 1927 proof issue but only GVF/nEF £100 - £120 1645 Crown 1933 EF £200 - £250 1646 Crown 1935 specimen issue. GEF in the red box of issue £25 - £30 1647 Crown, George III undated silver pattern by Mills, toned GVF with surface marks. Brian Lawrence Collection £300 - £500 1648 Dollar, George III octagonal countermark on a Mexico 8 Reales 1801 Mo FT, an exceptional example, with a letter of authenticity from 'Monnaies Numismatic Consultants Ltd, International Numismatic Anti-Forgery Bureau' dated 30 May 1984, where E.G.V. Newman, Dr. Kent and Mark Rasmussen (of Spink at the time) express that it is "one of the best - if not the best" that they have seen. Brian Lawrence Collection £1800 - £2200 1649 Edward VII twelve coin type set 1902, Crown - Third Farthing but missing 6d & 3d (includes Maundy set). A "put together" set of mixed grades / tones. GVF - GEF £300 - £350 1650 Eighteenpence Bank Token 1811, S.3771, toned EF, die flaw on cheek. £80 - £100 1651 Farthing 1665 copper pattern with short hair, edge straight grained with raised line down the centre, see Peck 418, but diameter only 24mm therefore not in Peck? Fine with a couple of surface marks. Brian Lawrence Collection £40 - £60 1652 Farthing 1665 copper pattern with short hair, plain edge, Peck 412, GF with some scratches and marks. Brian Lawrence Collection £40 - £60 1653 Farthing 1665 copper pattern with short hair, straight-grained edge, seems to be Peck 412 (although recorded by collector as 415), nVF Brian Lawrence Collection £60 - £80 1654 Farthing 1665 silver pattern with short hair, straight grained edge, Peck 407, toned nVF, a few scratches. Brian Lawrence Collection £120 - £140 1655 Farthing 1675 VF £130 - £150