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Coins, Banknotes & TokensWednesday 17th June 2020 at 10am

1 5 0 Y E A R S e s t . 1 8 6 9C Auctioneers & Valuers

2 LACY SCOTT & KNIGHT

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Viewers and potential Bidders are required toregister and to provide photographic ID (drivinglicence/passport) before entering the auction roomto view or bid. Upon registration, you will also beallocated a paddle number to bid; however weencourage remote bidding where possible in lightof the current circumstances (please see below).

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For this auction, the maximum cash or credit/debitcard payment in person is £10,000 with supportingphotographic ID. Telephone payments cannotexceed £1,000 and the maximum card paymentthrough our website is £5,000; please note that wewill not post any items until payment has cleared(three full working days). Invoices in excess ofthese amounts must be made via bank transfer.Buyers not previously known to us paying bycheque will have to wait 8 working days for fullbank clearance before items will be released.

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Where possible, we would encourage clients to bidremotely and we will facilitate this to the best ofour ability.

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Clients can also leave commission bids with us orbid live by telephone. You can also bid viathesaleroom.com, which carries a surcharge of4.95% plus VAT.

Condition reports and additional images will alsobe uploaded to our website on a regular basis andupon request.

If you would prefer to bid and view in person, wehave put measures in place to ensure socialdistancing within the salerooms and hand sanitisersare available throughout the Auction Centre.

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Coins, Banknotes & Tokens Wednesday 17th June 2020 at 10amViewing STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY on Monday 15th 10am-5pm and Tuesday 16th 10am-5pm

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1 Great Britain, Elizabeth II, 1953ten coin proof set, crown tofarthing, in Royal Mint redMoroccan leather case of issue.(1) £50-80

2 Republic of Panama, FranklinMint 1976 nine coin proof set,Twenty Balboas to OneCentesimo, cased withcertificates. (1) £30-50

3 Great Britain, 1928 gold fullsovereign, George V, rev; StGeorge and Dragon above date,housed in a gilt framed surround,12.5 x 12.5cm. (1) £250-300

4 Great Britain, 1799 half penny,Soho mint, George III, rev;Britannia 5 gunport, togetherwith an 1806 half penny, Sohomint no berries type reverse, an1806 half penny, with berries, an1807 half penny, 1827 and 1834half pennies. (6) £40-60

5 Great Britain, 1887 doubleflorin, Victoria “jubilee” head, rev;crowned cruciform shields withsceptres within angles, datedivided by crown, together withone other 1887 double florin. (2)£30-50

6 Great Britain, 1798 gold fullguinea, George III fifth laureatehead, rev; crowned quarteredshield with date below. (1)£300-400

7 Great Britain, 1789 gold halfguinea, George III fifth laureatebust, rev; crowned quarteredshield with date below. (1)£150-200

8 Great Britain, 1844 crown,Victoria “young” head, rev;crowned quartered shield withinwreath, star stop edge. (1) £30-50

9 Great Britain, 1819 crown,George III, rev; St George andDragon, LIX edge, together witha George IV 1821 crown. (2)£40-60

10 Great Britain, 1889 doubleflorin, Victoria “jubilee” head, rev;crowned quartered shields withsceptres in angles, together withone other 1889 double florin. (2)£40-60

11 Great Britain, 1887 crown,Victoria “jubilee” head, rev; StGeorge and Dragon above date,together with five other Victorianflorins 1889, 1894, 1896, 1897and 1899. (6) £50-80

12 England, Henry III (1216-1272) silver penny, Canterburymint, obv; front facing bust, rev;long cross with three pellets inangles. (1) £30-50

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13 England, Henry III (1216-1272) silver penny, London mint,obv; King holding sceptre, rev;long cross with pellets in angles.(1) £30-50

14 England, Edward I (1272-1307) silver penny, London mint,obv; crowned bust, rev; longcross with three pellets in angles,together with two Edward I silverpennies, Bury St Edmunds mint.(3) £60-80

15 England, Edward II (1307-1327) silver penny, Canterburymint, obv; crowned bust, rev; longcross with three pellets in angles,together with one other EdwardII silver penny, Durham mint. (2)£40-60

16 England, Edward III (1327-1377) silver groat, pre treaty(1351-52) 4th coinage, obv;crowned bust, rev; long crosswith three pellets in angles. (1)£30-50

17 England, Henry VIII (1457-1509) silver half groat,Canterbury mint, obv; crownedbust, rev; long cross with threepellets in angles. (1) £40-60

18 England, Henry VII (1485-1509) silver half groat, York mint,Archbishop Savage, mm martlet,obv; crowned bust, rev; longcross with three pellets in angles.(1) £40-60

19 England, Henry VIII (1509-1547) silver half groat,posthumous (1547-51) obv;crowned bust facing left, rev;shield divided by long cross. (1)£30-50

20 England, Edward VI (1547-1553) silver shilling, fine silverissue mm TUN (1551-1553),obv; crowned bust front facingwith rose left and XII right, rev;shield divided by long cross. (1)£100-150

21 England, 1570 sixpence, thirdissue, Elizabeth I bust facing leftwith rose, rev; quartered shieldwith long cross dividing date,together with a James I (1603-1625) silver twopence (1601-1619) second coinage. (2)£40-60

22 Celtic Iceni, AR Unit, 1stcentury, obv; two opposedcrescents, rev; horse. (1) £30-50

23 England, Henry II (1154-1189) silver penny, cut, togetherwith a Richard I (1189-1199)silver penny, cut and a John(1199-1216) silver half penny,cut. (3) £20-40

24 England, James I (1603-1625)shilling, third coinage, obv; sixthbust XII left with thistle mintmark, rev; quartered shield. (1)£40-60

25 England, Charles I (1625-1649) shilling, obv; smallAberystwyth bust XII, rev;quartered shield divided bycross, together with one otherCharles I shilling with trianglemint mark. (2) £80-120

26 England, Charles I (1625-1649) shilling, obv; crowned bustXII, rev; quartered shield, mm P.,together with a Charles Itwopence. (2) £40-60

27 England, Charles I (1625-1649) rose farthing, obv;crowned crossed sceptres, rev;crowned rose, together with oneother rose farthing and threeRichmond farthings. (5) £30-50

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28 England, Edward III (1327-1377), silver penny, obv; crownedbust, rev; long cross with threepellets in angles, together with anEdward III half penny. (2) £30-50

29 England, Charles I (1625-1649) shilling, Tower mint, obv;crowned bust XII, rev; quarteredshield mm P. (1) £40-60

30 England, James I (1603-1625)shilling, bust facing right XII, rev;quartered shield. (1) £40-60

31 Great Britain, 1901 MaundyMoney four coin set, Victoria“veil” head, rev; crowneddenomination dividing datewithin wreath, cased. £100-150

32 Great Britain, 1906 MaundyMoney four coin set, Edward VII,rev; crowned denominationdividing date within wreath,cased. £80-120

33 Great Britain, 1908 MaundyMoney four coin set, Edward VII,rev; crowned denominationdividing date within wreath,cased. £80-120

34 Great Britain, 1893 florin,Victoria “veil” head, rev; crownedshields within garter, in PCGSplastic case, graded MS 65. (1)£100-150

35 Great Britain, 1885 farthing,Victoria “bun” head, rev; seatedBritannia with trident above date,in NGC slab graded MS 64 BN,together with two others each inplastic slab 1886, MS 64 BN and1891 MS 65 BN. (3) £30-50

36 Great Britain, 1859 farthing,Victoria “bun” head, rev; seatedBritannia with trident, in NNCslab, graded VF-30, together withan 1882 farthing, NNC MS-64BR and two Elizabeth II pennies1953, CGS 82, Freeman 245 and1970, CGS UNC 90, Freeman257A. (4) £40-60

37 Great Britain, 1906 halfcrown, Edward VII, rev; crownedquartered shield with divideddate, together with one other1907 half crown and a 1905shilling. (3) £150-200

38 England, Edward I (1272-1307) silver penny, Bury StEdmunds mint, obv; crownedfacing bust, rev; long cross withthree pellets in angles, togetherwith an Edward I farthing. (2)£40-60

39 England, Henry III (1216-1272) silver penny, obv; crownedking holding sceptre, rev; longcross with three pellets in angles.(1) £30-50

40 England, Henry VI (1422-1471) silver half penny, Calaismint, obv; crowned front facingbust, rev; long cross with threepellets in angles. (1) £30-50

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41 England, 1569 shilling, Thirdissue, Elizabeth I bust facing leftwith rose, rev; quartered shieldwith long cross dividing date. (1)£40-60

42 Edward II, (1307-1327), silverpenny, Bury St Edmunds mint,obv; crowned bust, rev; longcross with three pellets in angles,together with a Charles I shilling.(2) £30-40

43 England, 1583 sixpence,Elizabeth I bust facing left withrose, rev; quartered shield withlong cross dividing date, bell mintmark. (1) £80-120

44 England, Elizabeth I (1558-1603) shilling, 2nd issue (1560-61), obv; crowned bust withmartlet mint mark, rev; quarteredshield with long cross. (1) £80-120

45 England, Henry VI (1422-1471) groat, Calais mint (1422-27) obv; crowned bust withannulets, rev; long cross withthree pellets in angles withinlegend. (1) £100-150

46 England, Charles I (1625-1649) shilling, obv; crowned bustleft XII, rev; oval garnished shield,mm TUN. (1) £100-150

47 England, Charles I (1625-1649) shilling, obv; crowned bustleft XII, rev; oval garnished shield,mm TUN. (1) £70-90

48 England, 1568 sixpence,Elizabeth I bust left with rose,rev; quartered shield with longcross dividing date, together withan Elizabeth I silver penny. (2)£40-60

49 England, Edward IV (1461-1483) half groat, Canterburymint, obv; crowned bust, rev; longcross with three pellets in angles,together with an Edward IV halfgroat (cut) and an Edward IVpenny. (3) £40-60

50 England, Henry VI (1422-1471) groat, obv; crowned bust,rev; long cross with three pelletsin angles. (1) £100-150

51 England, Henry VI (1422-1471) groat, obv; crowned bust,rev; long cross with three pelletsin angles. (1) £100-150

52 England, Henry V(1413-1422) penny,obv; crowned bust,rev; long cross withthree pellets in angles,together with twoHenry V long crosspennies (cut) and anEdward III farthing. (4)£40-60

53 England, Edward I (1272-1307) silver penny, class 4a(1282-1289), Bury St Edmundsmint, obv; front facing crownedbust, rev; Robertus de Hadeleielong cross with three pellets inangles. (1) £50-80

54 Ireland, Edward I (1272-1307) silver penny, Dublin mint,obv; front facing bust withintriangle, rev; long cross withthree pellets in angles. (1) £30-50

55 England, James I (1603-1625)sixpence, obv; bust in profile VI,rev; quartered shield. (1) £30-50

56 England, 1573 threepence,Elizabeth I bust with rose, rev;quartered shield long crossdividing date, mm acorn. (1)£20-40

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57 England, Edward I (1272-1307), silver penny, York mint,obv; crowned bust, rev; longcross with three pellets in angles,together with two other EdwardI pennies, London mint. (3) £50-80

58 England, Edward II (1307-1327) silver penny, Bury StEdmunds mint, obv; crownedfacing bust, rev; long cross withthree pellets in angles, togetherwith John (1199-1216) shortcross half penny x2 (cut), HenryVI (1422-1471) half penny,Henry VII (1485-1509) farthingand a Richard II (1377-1399) halfpenny. (6) £80-120

59 England, Aethelred II (978-1016) penny, London mint, obv:small cross, rev; profile bust. (1)£100-150

60 Principality of Antioch(Crusader States) BohammondIII (1163-1201) 1 Denier,together with an Austrian 1656three Kreuzer and a VenetianSoldino. (3) £30-50

61 Great Britain, Bank ofEngland notes to include TenShillings (red) B236 ChiefCashier K. Peppiatt, TenShillings (mauve) B251Peppiatt, Ten Shillings (red)B266 Beale, Five Pounds A89Hollom and three SouthAmerican notes. (19) £100-150

62 United States of America, analbum of coins to include 1971Eisenhower 1 dollar, 1971Kennedy 1 dollar, 1937 walkingLiberty 1/2 dollar, 1908 Barber1/2 dollar, Washington 1/4 dollarsx 14 (1934-1984), Barber 1/4dollars 1907 x2, 1908 x2, 1909,1910, 1911 and 1914 x2,Roosevelt and Mercury dimes,Jefferson and Buffalo nickels etc.(83) £100-200

63 United States of America, analbum of coins to include IndianHead 1 cents 1859. 1862, 1863,1875, 1879, 1880, 1881, 1884,1886-1890, 1892-1894, 1895-1897, 1899-1908 and variousWheat cents etc. (209) £100-200

64 GreatBritain, 1689half crown,William andMary co-joinedbusts, rev;quartered shieldcrown dividingdate. (1) £150-250

65 Great Britain, 1698 halfcrown, William III, crownedshields crown dividing date. (1)£150-250

66 Great Britain, 1707 halfcrown, Queen Anne bust with E(Edinburgh) mint mark below,rev; crowned shields with plainangles, date divided by crown. (1)£40-60

67 Great Britain, 1746 halfcrown, George II bust with Limabelow, rev; crowned quarteredshields, date divided by crown.(1) £60-80

68 Great Britain, 1816 halfcrown, George III bull head, rev;crowned shield within garter. (1)£40-60

69 Great Britain, 1818 halfcrown, George III bull headabove date, rev; crownedquartered shield within garter.(1) £30-50

70 Great Britain, 1821 halfcrown, George IIII laureate bust,rev; crowned garnished shield. (1)£40-60

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71 Great Britain, 1834 halfcrown, William IIII WW script,rev: draped coat of arms abovedate, together with an 1835 halfcrown. (2) £50-80

72 Great Britain, 1846 halfcrown, Victoria “young” head, rev;crowned quartered shield withinwreath, together with threeother half crowns 1874, 1883and 1887. £80-120

73 Great Britain, 1887 halfcrown, Victoria “jubilee” head, rev;crowned quartered shield withingarter. (1) £30-50

74 Great Britain, 1912 halfcrown, George V, rev; crownedquartered shield, together withthree other George V halfcrowns 1914, 1915 and 1916. (4)£40-60

75 Great Britain, 1919 halfcrown, George V, rev; crownedquartered shield. (1) £30-50

76 Great Britain, 1917 halfcrown, George V, rev; crownedquartered shield, together withfour other George V half crowns1918, 1923, 1924 and 1925. (5)£50-80

77 Great Britain, 1849 florin,Victoria Godless type, rev;crowned cruciform shieldsaround central rose. (1) £80-120

78 Great Britain, 1866 Gothicflorin, Victoria die no. 31, rev;crowned cruciform shields,together with a 1873 florin. (2)£100-150

79 Great Britain,1901 florin, Victoria“veil” head, rev; threecrowned shields withdate below. (1) £40-60

80 Great Britain,1906 florin, EdwardVII, rev; Britannia onships bow with datebelow. (1) £80-120

81 Great Britain, 1909 florin,Edward VII, rev; Britannia on shipsbow with date below. (1) £80-120

82 Great Britain, 1914 florin,George V, rev; crownedquartered shields with sceptresin angles, date divided by crown,together with a 1915 florin. (2)£50-80

83 Great Britain, 1916 florin,George V, rev; crownedquartered shield with sceptres inangles, date divided by crown,together with two other florins1917 and 1919. (3) £60-80

84 Great Britain, 1926 florin,George V, rev; crownedquartered shields with sceptresin angles, date divided by crown,together with one other 1929florin. (2) £40-60

85 Great Britain, 1937 twoshillings, George VI, rev; crownedrose, together with nine othershillings to include 1938-1946inclusive. (10) £50-80

86 Great Britain, a collection oftwo shillings dates to include1947-1953, 1955, 1961, 1962,1965-1967. (12) £30-50

87 Great Britain, a collection ofhalf crowns dates to include1928, 1929, 1931-1933, 1937,1940-1946. (13) £50-80

88 Great Britain, a collection ofGeorge VI / Elizabeth II halfcrowns dates to include 1947-1967 inclusive. (20) £50-80

89 Great Britain, 1708 shilling,Queen Anne 3rd bust, rev;crowned quartered shield withplain angles. (1) £100-150

90 Great Britain, 1714 shilling,Queen Anne 4th bust, rev;crowned cruciform shields withplumes and roses in angles, datedivided by crown. (1) £50-80

91 Great Britain, 1723 shilling,George I laureate bust right, rev;crowned cruciform shields SS Cin angles, date divided by crown.(1) £50-80

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92 Great Britain, 1739 shilling,George II laureate draped bust,rev; crowned cruciform shieldsroses in angles, date divided bycrown. (1) £50-80

93 Great Britain, 1813 1s 6dbank token, George III 2ndlaureate bust, rev; denominationand date in four lines withinwreath. (1) £40-60

94 Great Britain, 1743 shilling,George II old laureate drapedbust, rev; crowned cruciformshields roses in angles, datedivided by crown. (1) £40-60

95 Great Britain, 1745 shilling,George II old laureate drapedbust with Lima below, rev;crowned cruciform shield plainangles, date divided by crown. (1)£50-80

96 Great Britain, 1758 shilling,George II old laureate drapedbust, rev; crowned cruciformshields, plain angles, date dividedby crown. (1) £40-60

97 Great Britain, 1750 shilling,George II old laureate drapedbust, rev; crowned cruciformshields, date divided by crown.(1) £30-50

98 Great Britain, 1787 shilling,George III laureate and drapedbust, rev; cruciform shieldsaround a central star, crowns inangles, no semee of hearts. (1)£40-60

99 Great Britain, 1787 shilling,George III laureate and drapedbust, rev; cruciform shieldsaround a central star, crowns inangles, semee of hearts type. (1)£40-60

100 Great Britain, 1817 shilling,George III laureate bust, rev;crowned coat of arms withingarter, together with a forgery1817 shilling. (2) £30-50

101 Great Britain, 1820 shilling,George III bull head, rev;crowned coat of arms withingarter, together with an 1825shilling. (2) £40-60

102 Great Britain, 1834 shilling,William IV, rev; crown abovedenomination with date below,together with an 1886 shilling.(2) £40-60

103 Great Britain, 1887 shilling,Victoria “young” head, rev; crownabove denomination with datebelow, together with four otherVictorian shillings to include 1887“jubilee” head, 1889 large head,1891 and 1897. (5) £50-80

104 Great Britain, 1900 shilling,Victoria “veil” head, rev; crownedshields within garter, togetherwith six other shillings to include1903, 1906 and 1914-1917. (7)£70-90

105 Great Britain, 1919 shilling,George V, rev; lion above crowndividing date, together with nineother George V shillings toinclude 1921, 1923-1929 and1934. (10) £70-90

106 Great Britain, a collection ofGeorge VI and Elizabeth IIshillings to include 1936, 1937English reverse, 1938-1950 twoof each English and Scottishreverse, 1951E, 1953-1966 x2English and Scottish. (57) £100-150

107 Great Britain, 1959 shilling,Elizabeth II, rev; Scottish crownedshield dividing date, togetherwith sixteen other 1959 shillings,all Scottish reverse and a 1970New five pence. (18) £100-150

108 U.S.A. a collection of coinsto include large one cents 1819,1837, 1846, 1847, 1852, 1855,1847-1849, three cents 1852,1881 and 1867 (nickel), 1857 halfdime, five cents 1867, 1900, 1913and 1918, 1872 Liberty dime,1898 Barber dime, 1920Mercury dime, 1889 Morgandollar and a 1921 Morgan dollar.(23) £100-150

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109 Europe and World, acollection of coins to includeAustria 1626? 3 Kreuzer, AustrianStates 3 Kreuzer, Belgium 1868 5Franc, Denmark 1947 10 Ore,France 1873 5 Franc, Francesilver Denier (circa 12thcentury), France 1782 12 Sols,France Billion Denier, Hollandia1755 2 Stuivers, HungaryFerdinand I Dinar, India 1 Rupees1835, 1840 and 1877, Jersey1937 Penny and an Isle of Man1798 Cartwheel half penny etc.(43) £200-300

110 Great Britain, an album ofdecimal coins to include fivepence 2000, 2002-2010, twopence 1994, 1999-2004, 2007,2009-2011, one pence 1993-2011 and fifty pence 2004, 2006,2009 Kew Gardens, 2010 and2011. (41) £50-80

111 Great Britain, 1696sixpence, William III 1st bust, rev;crowned cruciform shields plainangles, date divided by crown,together with five othersixpences 1697, 1723, 1758 and1787 x2 (semee of hearts) (6)£100-150

112 Great Britain, 1816sixpence, George III bull head,rev; crowned coat of arms withingarter, together with nine othersixpences to include 1834, 1843,1883, 1884, 1887 x3 and 1889x2. (10) £50-80

113 Great Britain, 1893sixpence, Victoria “veil” head, rev;crown above denomination withdate below, together with variousother sixpences Victoria-ElizabethII. (48) £30-50

114 Great Britain, 1797cartwheel penny, Soho mint,George III laureate bust, rev;seated Britannia with 10 laurelleaves, together with one othersimilar example. (2) £50-80

115 Great Britain, 1797cartwheel twopenny, Soho mint,George III laureate bust, rev;seated Britannia. (1) £30-50

116 Great Britain, 1806 penny,George III laureate bust, rev;seated Britannia, together withnine other copper pennies toinclude 1807 x2, 1831, 1853,1854 and 1858 x4. (10) £30-50

117 Great Britain, 1873 penny,Freeman 64 dies 6+G, Victoria“bun” head, rev, seated Britanniawith date below, together withvarious other Victorian and laterpennies to include 1875 narrowdate, 1876 wide date and 1940single exergue etc. (98) £100-150

118 Great Britain, acollection of ten boxed1951 Festival of Britaincrowns, together withsixteen other crowns toinclude 1935 Rockinghorse, 1937 andChurchillcommemorative etc.(26) £50-80

119 Great Britain, 1694 halfpenny, William and Mary co-joined busts, rev; seated Britanniawith date below, together with alarge collection of 17th centuryand later copper half pennies etc.(169) £100-200

120 Great Britain, a largecollection of Victorian and latercopper farthings dates rangefrom 1863-1956, (117),contained in a teak four drawercollectors chest. £100-200

121 Great Britain, 1895 penny,Victoria “veil” head, rev; seatedBritannia trident 2mm to(P)enny, together with variousother George IV and laterpennies, dates to include 1826,1844, 1848, 1854 (plain trident),1889 and 1899 etc. (30) £40-60

122 Roman, a collection ancientRoman coins of various datesand denominations to includeAntoninus Pius (138-61) silverdinarius, Severus Alexander(222-235) silver dinarius, GordianIII (238-44) antoninius,Constantine I (306-337) follisand Gratian (367-383) solidusetc. (44) £100-200

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123 Europe and World, acollection of coins to includeNetherlands East Indies 1753duit, Panama 1966 1/4 balboa,1961 1/2 balboa, 1953 1 balboa,France 1839 5 franc, Poland 16??Sigismund III AR Trojak, Spain1882 2 pesata and Mexico/NewKingdom of Spain 1781 1/2reales etc. (16) £50-80

124 World coins, a largecollection of mainly 20th centurycoins arranged alphabetically bycountry to include Australia,Austria, Belgium, British WestAfrica, Bulgaria, Canada, Ceylon,Cyprus, Czechoslovakia,Denmark, East Africa, Finland,France, Germany, Greece,Guernsey, India, Ireland, Italy,Jersey, Kenya, Luxembourg,Malaya, Netherlands, NewZealand, Nigeria, Norway,Palestine, Portugal, Romania,Russia, South Africa, Sweden,Switzerland, Tunisia and Uganda.(approx 250.) £50-100

125 Great Britain, a collection ofthreepence coins, Victoria-George VI. (61) £30-50

126 Great Britain, 1714 farthing,Queen Anne, rev; seatedBritannia above date. (1) £50-80

127 Great Britain, 1672 farthing,Charles II bust left, rev; seatedBritannia above date, togetherwith various other farthings toinclude 1673 x3, 1674, 1675,1679, 1694 x2, 1698, 1720, 1721,1735 and 1737. (14) £50-100

128 Great Britain, 1719 farthing,George I, rev; seated Britannia,together with various otherfarthings William and Mary -George II. (39) £100-200

129 Great Britain, 1739 farthing,George II, rev; seated Britannia,together with various otherfarthings mainly being 18thcentury, various dates. (33) £50-100

130 Great Britain, 1902 onepenny, Edward VII, rev; seatedBritannia low tide mark, togetherwith various other mainlyGeorge V pennies, various dates.(89) £20-40

131 Great Britain, a collection ofmiscellaneous coins to include1697 half penny, 1774 half penny,1862 one penny, Jersey 1877 halfpenny, 1902 one penny and 1939one penny LCGS 82 etc. £30-50

132 Great Britain, London 2012Olympic 50 pence collection, afull set of twenty nine 50 pencecoins with the Completermedallion, together with sixloose 2102 Olympic 50 pences, a1998 one pound coin and a Euro‘96 two pound coin. (38) £40-60

133 Great Britain and World, alarge collection of miscellaneouscoins to include 1894 fourpence, South Africa 1924 2 1/2shillings, Venezuela 1930 2bolivares, Hungary, Mexico andPhilippines uncirculated coin setsetc. £30-50

134 Great Britain, 1872 Gothicflorin, Victoria crowned bust left,rev; crowned shields withinlegend. (1) £40-60

135 Great Britain, 1889 shilling,Victoria jubilee head, rev;crowned quartered shield withinlegend, together with one otherexample dated 1893. (2) £30-50

136 Great Britain, 1711sixpence, Queen Anne, rev;crowned shields, crown dividingdate, together with a 1787shilling (pierced) and an 1887shilling. (3) £30-50

137 Great Britain, 1678 fourpence, Charles II, rev; crownedinterlocking C’s, date divided bycrown, together with three silverthree pences dated 1762, 1763and 1917 and a 1910 sixpence.(5) £30-50

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138 England, Aethelred II (978-1016), silver penny, obv; Osferthhelmet bust, rev; long cross. (1)£100-150

139 England, Edward I (1272-1307) silver penny, obv; crownedfront facing bust, rev; long crosswith three pellets in angles. (1)£30-50

140 England, Edward III (1327-1377) half groat, obv; front facingcrowned bust, rev; long crosswith three pellets in angles,together with various cut silvercoins to include Henry II pennyetc. (7) £40-60

141 England, Edward I (1272-1307) silver penny, obv; crownedfront facing bust, rev; long crosswith three pellets in angles,together with one other EdwardI silver penny. (2) £30-50

142 England, a small collectionof hammered coins to includeEdward I (1272-1307) penny,Commonwealth (1649-1660)half groat and Lennox farthingetc. (6) £30-50

143 Europe and World, acollection of coins to includeAustria 1816 1/2 kreuzer, Brazil1869 10 reis, France 1588double tournois, 1792 2 sols,1853 10 centimes, 1856 10centimes, Germany 1909 dreimark, Italy 1866 10 centesemi,Spain 1870 10 centimos, 1877 5centimos, Sweden Carl XI (1660-65) 1 solidus x2 and U.S.A. 1914dime. (13) £30-50

144 Great Britain and World, alarge collection of coins toinclude Victoria one pennymodel, 1920 half crown, 1928florin, 2018 alphabet ten pence’s,USA 1916 mercury dime, India1934 1 1/2 anna, Netherlands1923 guilder etc. £30-50

145 Great Britain, 1932 florin,George V, rev; crownedcruciform shields with sceptres inangles. (1) £30-50

146 Great Britain, 1893 crown,Victoria veil head, rev; St Georgeand Dragon above date, togetherwith a 1937 crown and three halfcrowns 1825, 1889 and 1900. (5)£30-50

147 Great Britain, 1757sixpence, George II laureatedraped bust, rev; crownedcruciform shield, date dividingcrown, together with an 1817sixpence and an 1828 sixpence.(3) £40-60

148 Great Britain, a collection ofVictorian and later sixpences,dates to include 1846, 1864,1871, 1878, 1879, 1885, 1890,1891, 1897, 1898, 1907, 1909,1911, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1917,1919, 1920, 1924 x2, 1926 x2,1928, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934,1935, 1943 and 1958. (31) £40-60

149 Great Britain, a collection ofGeorge III and later coins toinclude 1763 threepence, 1838twopence, 1877 shilling and 1910sixpence etc. (35) £30-50

150 Great Britain, a largecollection of copper half pennies,William III - Elizabeth II. (41)£40-60

151 Great Britain, a largecollection of farthings, George I -Elizabeth II. (approx. 227) £50-80

152 Great Britain and World, alarge collection of miscellaneouscoins to include, Great Britainthree pence’s (various dates),Canada 1880 1 cent, Italy 1924 1lire, USA 1945 mercury dime,Hong Kong 1903 1 cent, India1889 2 annas, Mexico 1944 1peso and Ireland 1723 half pennyetc. (a lot) £50-100

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153 Great Britain, 18th centurycopper token, John Rackham andRichard Leatherdale, obv; AbbeyGate Bury St Edmunds, rev; openbook Payable at Rackham’sLibrary Angel Hill Bury, edge Orat Leatherdale’s HarlestonNorfolk, together with twoSuccess to the plough and Fleecetokens for P. Decks Post OfficeBury. (3) £30-50

154 Great Britain and World, acollection of 18th century andlater copper tokens to include1812 Hull half penny Payable byI.K. Pickard Lead Works Hull,Liverpool 1794 half pennyPayable in Anglesey, London orLiverpool and Hull 1791 halfpenny Payable at the warehouseof Jonathan Garton & Co etc.(11) £50-100

155 World coins, jetons andtokens to include Spain Philip IV(1621-1665) 8 maravedis,Nuremburg jetons and aLowestoft Farthing etc. (16)£30-50

156 Great Britain, Coinage ofthe United kingdom and Ireland,a collection of fifteen Royal Mintproof sets, dates to include 1970x7, 1971-1974, 1975 x2, 1978and 1979. (15) £60-80

157 Great Britain andU.S.A., a collection ofuncirculated coin sets andcommemorative coins toinclude The Great British1983 Coin Collection,1984 United KingdomBrilliant Uncirculated CoinCollection, 1986Commonwealth Games£2, 1988 United KingdomCoin Collection, Guinness1989 £2, Fifty StatesCommemorative Quarterset x2, 2006 United StatesMint Uncirculated Coinset Denver andPhiladelphia etc. (26) £50-80

158 Great Britain and World, acollection of various banknotesand cheques to include Bank ofEngland one pound ChiefCashier Kenneth Peppiat E 14A908297, Bank of England onepound Chief Cashier PercivalBeale J 47 J 081496, Bank ofEngland ten shillings ChiefCashier Jasper Hollom 19A205040, a consecutive run ofRoyal Bank of Scotland onepound notes C88 994521-530,New York Central National Bankcheque dated 1898 etc. £80-120

159-160 No Lots

161 Great Britain, 2001 gold halfsovereign, Elizabeth II, rev; StGeorge and Dragon above date.(1) £120-180


163 Great Britain, 2002 gold halfsovereign, Elizabeth II, rev;crowned quartered shieldswithin wreath above date. (1)£120-180

164 Great Britain, 2002 gold halfsovereign, Elizabeth II, rev;crowned quartered shield withinwreath above date. (1) £120-180



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167 Great Britain, 1909 gold halfsovereign, Edward VII, rev; StGeorge and Dragon above date.(1) £120-180

168 Great Britain, 1806 gold halfguinea, George III seventhlaureate bust, rev; crownedquartered shield within garterabove date. (1) £180-220

169 Great Britain, 1802 gold halfguinea, George III sixth laureatebust, rev; crowned quarteredshield within garter above date.(1) £180-220

170 Great Britain, 1760 gold halfguinea, George II laureate bustleft, rev; quartered shields crowndividing date. (1) £200-300

171 Great Britain, 1823 goldtwo pound coin, George IV barehead, rev; St George and Dragonabove date. (1) £600-800

172 Great Britain, 1762 goldquarter guinea, George IIIlaureate bust, rev; quarteredshields crown dividing date. (1)£50-80

173 Great Britain,1788 gold spadeguinea, George IIIfifth bust, rev;crowned shieldabove date. (1)£300-500

174 Great Britain,1830 gold fullsovereign, GeorgeIV bare head, rev;crownedquartered shield.(1) £400-600

175 Great Britain, 1925 gold fullsovereign, George V, rev; StGeorge and Dragon above date.(1) £250-300

176 Great Britain, 1858 gold fullsovereign, Victoria young head,rev; crowned quartered shieldwithin wreath. (1) £250-300

177 Great Britain, 2001 gold fullsovereign, Elizabeth II, rev; StGeorge and Dragon above date.(1) £250-300

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178 Great Britain, 1732 goldguinea, George II young headabove EIC, rev; quartered shieldcrown dividing date. (1) £400-600

179 Great Britain, 1676 goldguinea, Charles II laureate bustright above elephant and castle,rev; crowned quartered shieldswith sceptres in angles, datedivided by crown. (1) £600-800

180 Great Britain, 1726 goldguinea, George I fifth laureatebust, rev; crowned quarteredshields with sceptres in angles,crown dividing date. (1) £400-600

181 Great Britain, 1712 goldguinea, Queen Anne bust left,rev; crowned quartered shieldssceptres in angles, date dividedby crown. (1) £400-600

182 Great Britain, 1723 goldguinea, George I laureate bust,rev; crowned quartered shieldssceptres in angles, date dividedby crown. (1) £300-500

183 Great Britain, 1752 goldguinea, George II laureate bust,rev; quartered shield datedivided by crown. (1) £300-500

184 Great Britain, 1751 goldguinea, George II laureate bust,rev; quartered shield datedivided by crown. (1) £400-600

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185 Great Britain, 1764 goldguinea, George III laureate bust,rev; crowned quartered shielddate divided by crown. (1)£250-400

186 Great Britain, 1768 goldguinea, George III laureate bust,rev; quartered shield datedivided by crown. (1) £300-400





191 Great Britain, 1837 gold fullsovereign, William IV bare headW.W. incuse on truncation, rev;crowned quartered shield. (1)£250-300



194 Great Britain, 1841gold full sovereign, Victoriayoung head, rev; crownedquartered shield withinwreath. (1) £250-300

195 Great Britain, 1839gold full sovereign, Victoriayoung head, rev; crownedquartered shield withinwreath. (1) £250-300

196 Great Britain, 1848 gold fullsovereign, Victoria young head,rev: crowned quartered shieldwithin wreath. (1) £250-300






202 Great Britain, 1817gold full sovereign,George III laureate bust,rev; St George andDragon within garter. (1)£250-350

203 Great Britain, 1817 gold fullsovereign, George III laureatebust, rev; St George and Dragonwithin garter. (1) £400-600



206 Great Britain, 1821 gold fullsovereign, George IV laureatebust left, rev; St George andDragon above date. (1) £300-500


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212 Great Britain, 1826 gold fullsovereign, George IV bare head,rev; crowned shield. (1) £300-400


214 Great Britain, 1826 gold fullsovereign, George IV bare head,rev: crowned shield. (1) £250-350




218 Great Britain, 1831 gold fullsovereign, William IV bare headwith W.W. incuse in truncation,rev; crowned draped shield. (1)£400-600





223 Great Britain, 1837gold full sovereign, WilliamIV bare head with W.W.incuse in truncation, rev;crowned draped shield. (1)£300-500

224 Great Britain, 1775gold guinea, George IIIfourth laureate bust, rev;crowned quartered shield.(1) £250-350

225 Great Britain, 1774 goldguinea, George III fourth laureatebust, rev; crowned quarteredshield. (1) £300-400

226 Great Britain, 1773 goldguinea, George III third youngbust, rev; crowned quarteredshield. (1) £300-400



229 Great Britain, 1781 goldguinea, George III laureate bust,rev; crowned quartered shield.(1) £250-350



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232 Great Britain, 1787 spadeguinea, George III fifth laureatebust, rev; crowned shield abovedate. (1) £300-400







239 Great Britain, 1795spade guinea, George IIIfifth laureate bust, rev;crowned shield abovedate. (1) £250-350

240 Great Britain, 1797spade guinea, George IIIfifth laureate bust, rev;crowned shield abovedate. (1) £250-350

















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257 Great Britain, 1864 gold fullsovereign, Victoria young head,rev; crowned quartered shieldwithin wreath above die no. 46.(1) £250-300


259 GreatBritain, 1866 goldfull sovereign,Victoria younghead, rev;crownedquartered shieldwithin wreathabove die no. 38.(1) £250-300

260 Great Britain, 1823 goldtwo pound coin, George IV barehead, rev; St George and Dragonabove date. (1) £600-800

261 Great Britain, 1887 goldtwo pound coin, Victoria jubileehead, rev; St George and Dragonabove date. (1) £600-800

262 Great Britain, 1893 goldtwo pound coin, Victoria veilhead, rev; St George and Dragonabove date. (1) £500-700

263 Great Britain, 1902 goldtwo pound coin, Edward VII, rev;St George and Dragon abovedate. (1) £600-800

264 Great Britain, 1911 goldproof two pound coin, George V,rev; St George and Dragonabove date. (1) £800-1,000

265 Great Britain, 1937 goldproof two pound coin, GeorgeVI, rev; St George and Dragonabove date. (1) £800-1,000

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266 Great Britain, 1887 gold fivepound coin, Victoria jubilee head,rev; St George and Dragonabove date. (1) £1,200-1,500

267 Great Britain, 1893 gold fivepound coin, Victoria veil head,rev; St George and Dragonabove date. (1) £1,200-1,500

268 Great Britain, 1902 gold fivepound coin, Edward VII, rev; StGeorge and Dragon above date.(1) £1,200-1,500

269 Great Britain, 1911 goldproof five pound coin, George V,rev; St George and Dragonabove date. (1) £1,200-1,500

270 Great Britain, 1937 goldproof five pound coin, George VI,rev; St George and Dragonabove date. (1) £1,200-1,800

271 Great Britain, 1997 goldproof commemorative fivepound coin, Elizabeth II andPrince Philip, rev; central anchorwith two shields and crownabove. (1) £700-900

272 Great Britain, 1997 gold fivepound coin, Elizabeth II, rev;Diana Princess of Wales 1961-1997. (1) £800-1,200

273 Great Britain, Millenniumgold five pound coin, Elizabeth II,rev; British Isles Anno Domini. (1)£800-1,200




275 Great Britain, 1869, gold fullsovereign, Victoria young head,rev; crowned quartered shieldwithin wreath above die no. 69.(1) £250-300

276 Great Britain, 1870 goldsovereign, Victoria young head,rev; crowned quartered shieldwithin wreath above die no. 1.(1) £220-280

277 Great Britain, 1871 gold fullsovereign, Victoria young head,rev; St George and Dragonabove date. (1) £250-300


279 Great Britain, 1880 gold fullsovereign, Sydney mint, Victoriayoung head, rev; St George andDragon above date. (1) £250-300




283 Great Britain, 1873 gold fullsovereign, Sydney mint, Victoriayoung head, rev; crownedquartered shield within wreath.(1) £250-300


285 Great Britain, 1874 gold fullsovereign, Victoria young head,rev; crowned quartered shieldwithin wreath above Melbournemint mark. (1) £250-300

286 Great Britain, 1875 gold fullsovereign, Melbourne mint,Victoria young head, rev; StGeorge and Dragon above date.(1) £250-300




290 Great Britain, 1877 gold fullsovereign, Victoria young head,rev; crowned quartered shieldwithin wreath above Sydney mintmark. (1) £250-300
















304 Great Britain, 1884 gold fullsovereign, Victoria young head,rev; crowned quartered shiledwithin wreath above Melbournemint mark. (1) £250-300





309 Great Britain, 1887 goldsovereign, Sydney mint, Victoriayoung head, rev; St George andDragon above date. (1) £250-300


311 Great Britain, 1887 gold fullsovereign, Victoria jubilee head,rev; St George and Dragonabove date. (1) £250-300








319 Great Britain, 1893 gold fullsovereign, Victoria veil head, rev;St George and Dragon abovedate. (1) £250-300










327 Great Britain, 1900 gold fullsovereign, Victoria veil head, rev:St George and Dragon abovedate. (1) £250-300


329 Great Britain, 1902 gold fullsovereign, Edward VII, rev; StGeorge and Dragon above date.(1) £250-300



























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361 Great Britain, 1937 goldproof full sovereign, George VIbare head left, rev; St Georgeand Dragon above date. (1)£1,000-1,500

362 GreatBritain, 1957gold fullsovereign,Elizabeth II,rev; St Georgeand Dragonabove date.(1) £250-300











371 Great Britain, 1968 gold fullsovereign, Elizabeth II, rev; StGeorge and dragon above date.(1) £250-300











382 Great Britain, 1983 goldproof full sovereign, Elizabeth II,rev; St George and Dragonabove date. (1) £250-300






388 Great Britain,1989 gold 500thAnniversarysovereign, ElizabethII seated on throne,rev; crowned shieldover Tudor Rose. (1)£400-600








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402 Great Britain, 2002 gold fullsovereign, Elizabeth II, rev;crowned quartered shield withinwreath above date. (1) £250-300

403 Great Britain, 2002 gold fullsovereign, Elizabeth II, rev;crowned quartered shield withinwreath above date. (1) £250-300

404 South Africa, 1975 goldKrugerrand, obv; portrait ofStephanus Johannes PaulusKruger, rev; springbok dividingdate. (1) £1,000-1,200

405 South Africa, 1980 goldhalf Krugerrand, obv; portraitof Stephanus JohannesPaulus Kruger, rev; springbokdividing date. (1) £500-600

406 South Africa, 1982 goldquarter Krugerrand, obv;portrait of StephanusJohannes Paulus Kruger, rev;springbok dividing date. (1)£220-280

407 South Africa, 1980 goldone tenth Krugerrand, obv;portrait of StephanusJohannes Paulus Kruger, rev;springbok dividing date. (1)£80-100

408 Great Britain, 1888 gold fullsovereign, Victoria jubilee head,rev; St George and Dragonabove date, together with twoother sovereigns dated 1890 and1891, each mounted on a 9 caratgold fine link chain, gross weight28.3g. (3) £700-900

409 Great Britain, MillionairesCollection Edward IIIcommemorative double leopard,obv; Edward III seated flanked bylions, rev; crowned cross withinlegend, no. 0583/5000. (1) £80-120

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410 Great Britain, 1984 goldproof five pound coin, ElizabethII, rev; St George and Dragonabove date. (1) £1,200-1,500

411 Great Britain, 1985 goldproof five pound coin, ElizabethII, rev; St George and Dragonabove date. (1) £1,200-1,500

412 Great Britain, 2010 goldproof quarter sovereign,Elizabeth II, rev; St George andDragon above date. (1) £50-80

413 Great Britain, 2010 goldproof full sovereign, Elizabeth II,rev; St George and Dragonabove date. (1) £250-300


415 Great Britain, 2008 Tristanda Cunha gold one guinea, no.091/499, obv; Elizabeth II abovedate, rev; Nelson abovedenomination. (1) £220-280



418 Great Britain, 2014 goldtwo pound coin, Elizabeth II, rev;St George and Dragon abovedate. (1) £500-600


420 GreatBritain, 2009gold fullsovereign,Elizabeth II,rev; St Georgeand Dragonabove date.(1) £250-300

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421 Great Britain, 2012 gold fullsovereign, Elizabeth II, rev; stylizedSt George and Dragon abovedate, designed by Paul Day. (1)£250-300





426 Great Britain, 1985 goldtwo pound coin, Elizabeth II, rev;St George and Dragon abovedate. (1) £500-600

427 Great Britain,2012 gold fullsovereign, Elizabeth II,rev; stylized St Georgeand Dragon abovedate, designed by PaulDay. (1) £250-300

428 Great Britain,2008 Tristan da Cunhagold one guinea, no.106/499, obv; ElizabethII above date, rev;Nelson abovedenomination. (1)£220-280

429 Great Britain, 1986 goldtwo pound coin, Elizabeth II, rev;thistle within wreath. (1) £500-600

430 Great Britain, 2012 gold fullsovereign, Elizabeth II, rev; stylizedSt George and Dragon abovedate, designed by Paul Day. (1)£250-300


432 Great Britain, 1986 gold halfsovereign, Elizabeth II, rev; StGeorge and dragon above date.(1) £120-180



435 Great Britain, 2013 gold fullsovereign, Elizabeth II, rev; StGeorge and Dragon above date,boxed with certificate. (1)£250-300

436 Great Britain, 2009 gold fullsovereign, Elizabeth II, rev; StGeorge and Dragon above date,boxed. (1) £250-300

437 Great Britain, 2012 TheQueen’s Diamond Jubilee goldfull sovereign, Elizabeth II, rev; StGeorge and dragon above date,boxed with certificate no. 1649.(1) £250-300

438 Great Britain, 1984 Isle ofMan platinum Tenth noble,Elizabeth II, rev; long boat abovedenomination, in Pobjoy mintcase of issue with certificate,together with one otherexample of the same date. (2)£100-150

439 Great Britain,2014 gold fullsovereign, ElizabethII, rev; St Georgeand Dragon abovedate, boxed withcertificate no.00501. (1) £250-300

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441 Great Britain, 2013 gold fullsovereign, Elizabeth II, rev; StGeorge and Dragon above date,boxed with certificate. (1)£250-300

442 Great Britain, 2016 goldproof sovereign, Elizabeth II, rev;St George and Dragon abovedate, boxed with certificate no.1793. (1) £250-350

443 Great Britain, 2016 goldproof sovereign, Elizabeth II, rev;St George and Dragon, boxedwith certificate no. 1587. (1)£250-350

444 Great Britain, 2014 gold fullsovereign, Elizabeth II, rev; StGeorge and Dragon above date,boxed with certificate no. 00645.(1) £250-300

445 Great Britain, 2015 gold fullsovereign, Elizabeth II, rev; StGeorge and Dragon above date,boxed with certificate no. 00511.(2) £250-300

446 Great Britain, 2012 TheQueen’s Diamond Jubilee goldfull sovereign, Elizabeth II, rev; StGeorge and Dragon above date,boxed with certificate no. 1681.(1) £250-350


448 An early 20th century brasssovereign scale, together with an1855 four pence, an 1884 thirdfarthing, a 2001 five pound coinand three 1977 commemorativecrowns. (7) £20-40

449 Great Britain, 1798 spadeguinea, George III fifth laureatehead, rev; crowned shield withdate below, pierced and on asuspension loop, 8.7g. (1) £250-350

450 Great Britain, 1817 gold halfsovereign, George III laureatehead, rev; crowned quarteredshield, in a yellow metal mount,5.1g. (1) £120-180


452 Great Britain, 1912 gold halfsovereign, George V, rev; StGeorge and Dragon above date.(1) £120-180

453 Mexico, 1945 gold DosPesos, obv; eagle with snake, rev;denomination within wreath. (1)£40-60

454 A George III Bank ofEngland emergency dollar, struckon a 1796 Mexico/NewKingdom of Spain 8 reales, obv;Charles IIII with ovalcountermark of George III, rev;crowned shield within pillars. (1)£200-300

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455 Great Britain, 1758 shilling,George II old laureate drapedbust, rev; crowned shields, dateddivided by crown, together witha 1758 sixpence. (2) £30-50

456 Great Britain, 1821 crown,George IIII laureate bust, rev; StGeorge and Dragon above date,Secundo to edge, together withan 1819 crown and an 1821 halfcrown. (3) £30-50

457 England, 1680 shilling,Charles II laureate bust, rev;crowned shields with interlockingC’s in angles, together with fourMaundy Money coins to include1864 fourpence, threepence,twopence and penny (allpierced) and a 1918 threepence.(6) £30-50

458 Great Britain, 1817 halfcrown, George III bull head, rev;crowned quartered shieldswithin garter, together withvarious other half crowns toinclude 1825, 1920 x4, 1921 x4,1922, 1923 x2, 1924 and 1932x2. (16) £30-50

459 Rome, Trajan (AD 98-117),silver denarius, obv; laureate bustright, rev; Roma seated holdingcornucopia, together withvarious other ancient coins toinclude Constantine, Gallienus,Probus and Valentinian etc. (15)£40-60

460 Great Britain, a collection ofGeorge III and later copper coinsto include 1797 cartwheeltwopence, 1797 cartwheelpenny x2, 1807 penny, 1806 halfpennies x3, 1807 half pennies x3and 1826 half pennies x2. (12)£30-50

461 Great Britain and World, alarge collection of coins andbanknotes to include France1874 5 francs, Belgium 1868 5francs, South Africa 1893 2 1/2shillings, German 1894 funf mark,England Victorian and laterpennies etc £50-100

462 A collection of tokens andcoin weights to include 1812Birmingham Workhouse onepenny token and 1813 threepence token, 1812 CheadleCopper and Brass Company onepenny token, 1812 Birminghamand South Wales one pennytoken, 1811 Bilston sixpencesilver token and 1825 brasssovereign weight etc. (14) £30-50

463 Great Britain, 1696 crown,William III laureate bust, rev;crowned shields, Octavo to edge.(1) £50-80

464 Great Britain, 1689 halfcrown, William and Mary co-joined busts, rev; crownedquartered shield. (1) £50-80

465 Great Britain, 1820 crown,George III laureate bust, rev; StGeorge and Dragon withingarter, together with an 1893crown and an 1821 half crown.(3) £30-50

466 Great Britain, 1709 shilling,Queen Anne laureate bust, rev;crowned cruciform shieldsaround central rose, date dividedby crown. (1) £30-50

467 England, 1605 shilling, JamesI (1603-1625) bust facing right,rev; quartered shield above date,together with a Charles I (1625-1649) shilling, obv; crowned bustleft XII, rev; quartered shield,Tower mint. (2) £40-60

468 England, Henry VI (1422-1461) groat, annulet issue (1422-1430), Calais Mint, obv; frontfacing bust, rev; long cross withthree pellets in angles. (1) £40-60

469 Brandenburg-Bayreuth(German States), 1735 30kreuzer, obv; Friedrich bust right;rev; crowned shield dividing date,together with France, Charles VII(1422-1461), Blanc ala couronne.(2) £40-60

470 England, Edward VI (1547-1553) shilling, third period (1551-1553), obv; front facing bust withrose XII, rev; quartered shieldwith long cross. (1) £50-80

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471 England, Edward I (1272-1307) silver penny, obv; frontfacing bust, rev; long cross withthree pellets in angles. (1) £20-40

472 Great Britain, a mixed lot ofcoins to include Charles II 1674farthing, 1853 Gothic florin, 1889crown, 1897 crown and 1935rocking horse crown etc. (10)£50-100

473 Ancient Roman, a collectionof coins to include Claudius II(268-270) and Tetricus (271-274)(almost all too worn to identify.)£10-20

474 England, 1573 sixpence,Elizabeth I bust left, rev;quartered shield with long crossdividing date, together witha1594? sixpence and one otherhammered silver coin. (3) £60-80

475 England, 169? shilling,William III bust, rev; crownedquartered shields date divided bycrown, together with a QueenAnne 1711 shilling, a George III1817 shilling, a George IV 1826shilling and a George III 1819sixpence. (5) £50-80

476 Great Britain, 1822 crown,George IIII laureate bust, rev; StGeorge and Dragon above date,together with an 1887 crown,1816 half crown, 1890 doubleflorin, 1887 florin and an 1887sixpence. (6) £50-80

477 Great Britain, 1797cartwheel twopence, George III,rev; Britannia seated with trident,together with various other coinsmainly being Elizabeth II pre-decimal examples. (39) £30-50

478 Great Britain, a collection ofGeorge III and later coins toinclude 1806 penny, 1894 penny,1906 florin and 1906 half crownetc. (100) £20-40

479 Great Britain, 1816shilling, George III laureatebust, rev; crownedquartered shield withingarter, together with an1866 shilling, Victoriayoung head type A4, rev;denomination withinwreath, die no. 19 abovedate. (2) £30-50

480 Great Britain, 1887 shilling,Victoria jubilee head, rev;crowned quartered shield withingarter, together with variousother shillings George III -George V. (27) £30-50

481 Great Britain, 1816sixpence, George III laureatebust, rev; crowned quarteredshield within garter, together withvarious other 19th century andlater coins mainly beingsixpences etc.(42) £20-40

482 United States of America,1880 Morgan dollar, Philadelphiamint, obv; Liberty head abovedate, rev; Spreadeagle witharrows within wreath and legend.(1) £20-40

483 Great Britain, a collection ofpre-1947 coins to include halfcrowns, florins, shillings and threepences. (approx. 113) £20-40

484 Great Britain and World, acollection of 19th century andlater coins and tokens to includePrussian 1801 Ein Thaler, Swiss1886 1 franc, Canadian 1872 25cents, French 1869 2 franc,Coinage of Great Britain andIreland 1970 and 1980 etc. £20-40

Lot 486

Lot 491

Lot 496



485 Great Britain and World, acollection of copper coins andtokens to include 1806 pennies,1807 half penny, Isle of Man 1798penny and Victorian half penniesetc. £20-40

486 Monaco, 1884 gold 100francs coin, Charles III, rev;crowned and draped figuresabove date. (1) £600-800

487 United States of America,1910 gold ten dollar coin, obv;Indian head, rev; eagle abovedenomination. (1) £400-500



490 Great Britain, 1930gold full sovereign, GeorgeV, rev; St George andDragon above date. (1)£250-300

491 Switzerland, 1930gold 20 franc coin, obv;female portrait wearinggarland facing left, rev;shield bearing cross withinoak branches. (1) £150-200

492 Switzerland, 1930 gold 20franc coin, obv; female portraitwearing garland facing left, rev;shield bearing cross within oakbranches. (1) £150-200




496 A good quality redMoroccan leather clad coincollectors chest, the hinged lidand fall front opening to revealsix drawers, each lined drawer tohold 45 coins, w.32, d.20, h.13cm.£100-150

Lot 504



497 Great Britain, a collection ofGeorge III and later coins toinclude 1797 cartwheel penny,1819 crown, 1887 double florin,1854 penny, 1853 half penny,1900 crown, 1935 rocking horsecrown and two 1951 Festival ofBritain crowns, together with an1875 French 5 Franc coin. (10)£30-50

498 Great Britain, HeirloomCoin Collections, The Life andTimes of Her Majesty theQueen, Photographic £5 coincollection, boxed with certificate,together with a Jubilee Mint2017 Elizabeth and Philip £5 fourcoin set, 2000 silver andenamelled Liberty dollar andV.E.Day silver £5 etc. (35 coins)£30-50 499 Great Britain and World, acollection of coins and banknotesto include modern issue £5 and£10 notes, George V florins,Elizabeth II £1 and £2 coins,Beatrix Potter 50p’s andcommemorative crowns etc.£40-60 500 Great Britain, a largecollection of miscellaneous coinsto include 2017 Change CheckerBeatrix Potter 50p pack, RoyalMint Royal Shield of Arms coincollection, 2008 coin collection,2006 For Valour coin collection,Royal Mint 2003 coin collection,Fifty Pence Sports Collection,2017 Diamond Jubilee coin setetc. £50-80

501 Great Britain, threeWestminster 2002 The Queen’sGolden Jubilee coin coveralbums. (3) £50-80

502 England, Henry VI 1st reign(1422-1461) groat, annulet issue(1422-1430) Calais mint, obv;front facing bust, rev; long crosswith three pellets in angles,together with a Henry II (1154-1189) short cross penny. (2)£50-80

503 Great Britain, 1812 silversixpence token, obv; Pro BonoPublico around a crescent withseven stars, rev; a central G withan eye above and a baton inhand below. (1) £120-150

504 Elis, Olympia, circa 4thcentury BC, hemidrachm, 15mm,obv; head of Zeus facing right,rev; eagle facing right perched onan ionic capital between theletters FA, Olympia mint, possibly107th/108th Olympiad. (1) Note: These coins were mintedespecially for use at the OlympicGames, with a new edition everyfour years. They were the onlyform of money accepted in Elisduring the games, some werekept as souvenirs by spectatorsand participants. £50-80

505 Great Britain, 1806 gold 1/3guinea, George III laureate bust,rev; crown above date. (1) £50-80

506 Great Britain, 1798 gold 1/3guinea, George III laureate head,rev; crown above date, togetherwith a Constantine the Great(307-337 AD) copper Glory ofArmy coin (possible copy) and a1913 threepence. (3) £40-60

507 Great Britain, 1966 gold fullsovereign, Elizabeth II first bust,reverse St George & Dragonabove date. (1) £250-300




511 Great Britain, 1913 gold halfsovereign, George V, rev; StGeorge and Dragon above date.(1) £120-180



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Lot 522



514 United States of America,1894 gold 20 dollar coin, obv;Liberty head above date, rev;double eagle with motto anddenomination. (1) £1,100-1,200

515 United States of America,1901 gold twenty dollar coin, SanFrancisco mint, obv; Liberty headabove date, rev; double eaglewith motto and denomination.(1) £1,100-1,200

516 Great Britain, 1869 gold fullsovereign, Victoria young headabove date, rev; crownedquartered shield within wreathwith die no. 7 below, on a yellowmetal pendant mount, 8.6g. (1)£250-300


518 GreatBritain, 1911gold halfsovereign,George V,rev; StGeorge andDragonabove date.(1) £120-180

519 GreatBritain, 1911gold halfsovereign,George V, rev;St George andDragon abovedate togetherwith an 1885shilling. (2)£120-180

520 Great Britain, 1974 SirWinston Churchillcommemorative gold coin, obv;portrait of Churchill above dates1874-1974, rev; variousimplements relating to Churchillwithin garter. 8.5g (1) £220-250

521 United States of America,1909 gold 5 dollar coin, obv;Indian head above date, rev;eagle above denomination, withyellow metal pendant bale. 8.4g.(1) £200-250

522 Great Britain, 1887 elevencoin specimen coin set, QueenVictoria jubilee, gold £5 to halfsovereign, silver crown to threepence, in black leather case ofissue. (1) £3,000-5,000




524 Great Britain, 2015 TristanDa Cunha Battle of Britain goldone crown, obv; Elizabeth II, rev;aeroplanes and soldiers 75,together with a 1999 Bailiwick ofGuernsey five pound and a 2008Cook Islands one dollar x2. (4)£80-120

525 Great Britain, 1937 fifteencoin specimen set, George VI,crown to farthing (4d missing), infitted Moroccan red leather caseof issue. (1) £100-150

526 Great Britain, Jubilee Mint,The Queen’s Coronation Jubilee5oz silver proof coin, boxed withcertificate. (1) £50-70

527 Great Britain, Jubilee Mint,Queen Elizabeth II Birthday 5ozcommemorative proof coin,boxed with certificate. (1) £50-70

528 Great Britain, Jubilee Mint,Remembrance Day 5oz silverproof coloured coin, boxed withcertificate. (1) £50-70

529 Great Britain, Jubilee Mint,The Queen’s Beasts 10oz finesilver £10 coin, boxed withcertificate. (1) £100-120

530 Great Britain, Jubilee Mint,The Platinum WeddingAnniversary 5oz silver proofcoin, boxed with certificate. (1)£50-70

531 Great Britain, Jubilee Mint,Elizabeth II British Virgin Islands5oz silver proof coin, boxed(lacking certificate.) (1) £50-70

532 Great Britain, Jubilee Mint,The 2018 Silver Coins of theWorld seven coin set, boxedwith certificate. (1) £50-80

533 Great Britain, Jubilee Mint,The 2018 Remembrance Daysilver proof coin collection toinclude £5, £2 and £1, boxedwith certificate, together withThe Platinum WeddingAnniversary silver proof piedfort£5, 70th Anniversary VE-DayPhotographic £5 pair, 2017crown and Pobjoy Mint D-Day2019 50 pence, all boxed withcertificates. (5) £50-80534 United States of America, aCoin Portfolio Management1921 Morgan dollar, obv; Libertyabove date, rev; spread-eaglewith arrows within wreath, in aCPM plastic slab, boxed withcertificate, together with fourother 1921 silver dollars, each asprevious but lacking certificates.(5) £40-60

535 United States of America,The Complete Uncirculated“American Eagle” Silver DollarCollection, 1986-2015,(incomplete) dates include1987/88, 1991, 1993, 2000-2015,each coin in a plastic slab andcontained in a five drawercollectors chest. £150-250

536 United States of America,Danbury Mint, The John F.Kennedy Uncirculated U.S. HalfDollar Collection, 1964-2014,each coin in a plastic capsule andcontained in a five drawercollectors chest. £80-120

537 Great Britain, British Coinsof World War II, 1939-45, each ina plastic capsule and contained inan eight drawer chest, withcertificates. £40-60

538 Great Britain, DanburyMint, The Last Four Decades ofThreepences, in fitted case,together with a Waterloo 200(1815-2015) commemorativecoin set (missing Duke ofWellington gold coin), The Battleof the Atlantic coin folder (onlyFor all seafarers coin present),Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee coinand three £20 silvercommemorative coins 2013,2016 and 2017. (7) £40-60

539 A collection of eight brilliantuncirculated silver World coins toinclude Australia, America,Austria, Canada, China, England,Fiji and Mexico, housed in ahardwood collectors chest. (1)£60-80

540 A Westminster TheMillennium coin cover album,containing 27 variouscommemorative coin covers,together with one otherWestminster coin cover albumMonarchs of the 20th Centuryno. 33. (2) £50-80

Lot 541

Lot 542

Lot 548

Lot 555



541 United States of America,Danbury Mint, The Kennedy HalfDollar Crystal Collection, acollection of sixteen various halfdollars contained in perspex andarranged around a central figureof President J.F. Kennedy. £40-60

542 Great Britain, 1887 shilling,Victoria jubilee head, rev;crowned quartered shield withingarter, together with one other1887 shilling. (2) £20-40

543 Great Britain, a collection of19th century and later coins toinclude an 1806 penny, crowns1890, 1893 and 1898, 1889double florin, various sixpencesand threepences etc. (36) £30-50

544 England, Philip and Mary(1554-1558) groat, obv; QueenMary bust facing left, rev;quartered shield with long cross(pierced), together with a 1927Australian Parliament Houseflorin and George V half crownsetc. (27) £30-50


546 Great Britain, 1817 shilling,George III laureate head, rev;crowned shield within garter,together with various Victorianand later coins to include 1898and 1901 half crowns etc. £20-40

547 Great Britain, 1887 gold halfsovereign, Victoria jubilee head,rev; crowned quartered shieldwith date below. (1) £120-180

548 Great Britain, 1847 crown,Victoria young head, rev;crowned quartered shield withinwreath. (1) £30-50

549 Great Britain, 1899 crown,Victoria veil head, rev; St Georgeand Dragon above date, togetherwith various mainly George Vshillings and threepence’s. (86)£30-50

550 Great Britain, a mixed lot ofcoins to include an 1820 crown,1857 Gothic florin, 1899 florin,various half crowns andsixpences etc. (26) £30-50

551 German States, Prussia,1898 gold 10 mark, Wilhelm II,rev; Imperial eagle abovedenomination. (1) £100-150




555 Great Britain, 1913 gold fullsovereign, George V, rev; StGeorge and Dragon above date,in a yellow metal mount on a 9carat gold curb link Albert chainwith T-bar. 16.5g. £320-350

Lot 572



556 Great Britain, 1917 gold fullsovereign, George V, rev; StGeorge and Dragon above date,in a 9 carat gold mount. 9.4g.£250-300


558 Great Britain 1914 gold fullsovereign, George V, rev; StGeorge and Dragon above date.(1) £250-300

559 Great Britain, DanburyMint, Our Royal Sovereigns, thirtysix 22 carat gold plate on silvercommemorative coins eachdepicting a different monarch.(36) £50-70

560 Great Britain, a replica 22carat gold Charles I Five unites,obv; bust Charles I, rev; crownedquartered shield, limited editionno. 1775/5000. (1) £100-150

561 Great Britain, 2008 gold halfguinea, Elizabeth II, rev; AdmiralLord Nelson, no.450/499, boxed.(1) £100-150

562 Great Britain, 2009 gold halfcrown, Elizabeth II, rev; St Georgeand Dragon, in Fabula Aurumbox, together with eight othergold half crowns, each boxed. (9)£150-200

563 The Historic Coins of GreatBritain, a set of ten silvercommemorative coins, cased.£80-120

564 Great Britain, a collection ofmainly silver proof coins toinclude HRH Prince Charles1948-1998 five pounds, Bank ofEngland 1694-19994 twopounds, Euro 1996 two pounds,2000 Millennium five pounds and1994 D-Day fifty pence etc. (26)£100-150

565 Great Britain and World, alarge collection of banknotescontained in four albums toinclude G.B. 10 shillings, £1, £5and £10, Afghanistan 500Afghanis, Argentina 10 DiezAustrales, Brazil, 500 QuinhentosCruzados, British Armed Forces£1, Bosnia and Herzegovina 50Pedeset Dinara, Burma 10 Kyats,Burundi 50 Cinuante Francs,Cambodia 100 Cent Riels, China2 Er Jiao, Cuba 3 Tres Pesos andVietnam 100,000 MottramMghin Dong etc. £100-150 566 Great Britain and World, alarge collection of 20th centurycoins to include various GeorgeVI / Elizabeth II half pennies,pennies, half crowns and shillings,Austria 1780 Maria TheresaThaler, Hungary 1882 100 Forintand Thailand Old and Currentsouvenir coins etc. £50-100

567 Great Britain, Bank ofEngland, a consecutive run ofthree £1 notes ASO1 999168-70, chief cashier Somerset,together with one other run ofthree £1 notes, CO2N 943201-03, chief cashier Page. (6) £20-30

568 A collection of silver proofand commemorative coins toinclude The Great Monarchssilver proof Edward VIII andGeorge VI, John Lennon 25thAnniversary and Republic ofLiberia $10 together with a 1924Liberty dollar etc. (21) £50-80

569 A collection of silver proofand commemorative coins toinclude Chief Tecumseh silverdollar, Canadian 1982 silverdollar, 2000 Millennium crownand 1977 silver jubilee crownetc. (18) £80-120

570 Great Britain, a collection ofmiscellaneous coins to include2005 Trafalgar silver proof $1,Pobjoy Mint 1977 silver jubileecommemorative silver crown,Falkland Islands 150thAnniversary 50 pence, Coinageof Great Britain and NorthernIreland 1977 jubilee set, 1965Coinage of Great Britain andElizabeth II 70th birthday crownetc. £40-60

571 Great Britain and World, acollection of miscellaneous coinsand banknotes to includeGeorge III Isle of Man half penny,Portugal 1891 20 reis, Canada1909 one cent and East IndiaCompany 1858 half anna etc.contained in a ten drawercollectors chest. £40-60

572 GreatBritain, 1953Elizabeth IIspecimen coinset, 10 coins fromCrown-Farthing,in red leathercase of issue. (1)£30-50

Lot 580

Lot 581



573 Trinidad and Tobago, 1975Franklin Mint 8 coin proof set ingreen leather case of issue withcertificate, together with oneother cased set for 1977. (2)£30-50

574 Belize, 1975 Franklin Mint 8coin proof set, in green leathercase of issue, with certificate,together with one other casedset for 1977. (2) £30-50

575 British Virgin Islands, 1975Franklin Mint 8 coin proof set, inblack leather case of issue, withcertificate, together with aBarbados 1975 Franklin Mint 8coin proof set, in blue leathercase of issue, with certificate. (2)£30-50

576 Republic of Panama, 1975gold one hundred Balboa proofcoin, struck at The Franklin Minton December 31, 1974, withcertification in wallet. (1) £200-300

577 A Hallmark Replicas Ltd.cased set of four gold plated onsilver Passenger Railway 150thAnniversary 1825-1975 stampreplicas, limited edition no.3047,500. (1) £25-35

578 United Kingdom, acollection of seven Great Britainand Northern Ireland proof coinsets, years include 1972-1976(inclusive) and 1981 x2. (7)£30-50

579 Great Britain, a mixed lot toinclude 1982 Royal MintUncirculated coin collection x2,1986 Brilliant uncirculated coinset x2, 1982 Proof coinage of theFalkland Islands, 1981 RoyalWedding silver proof coin, 1976Concorde silver ingot and anOrient Express coin cover. (8)£40-60

580 South Africa, 1981 gold fullKrugerrand, obv; portrait ofStephanus Johannes Kruger, rev;springbok dividing date. (1)£1,000-1,200

581 Republic ofSierra Leone, 1972Republic 1stAnniversary 21ctgoldcommemorativecoin, obv, portrait ofDr Siaka Stevens,rev; arms of SierraLeone above 0.900with 19th April,1972 below, in afitted red Moroccanleather case of issue.(1) £1,500-1,800

Lot 582



582 Austria, 1915 gold fourducat re strike, obv; EmperorFranz Joseph I laureate bust, obv;Austrian coat of arms upon acrowned double headed Imperialeagle, in a yellow metal mounton a fine link neck chain, stampedto the clasp 585, gross weight21.7g. (1) £350-500

583 Austria, 1915 gold oneducat re strike, obv; EmperorFranz Joseph I laureate bust, obv;Austrian coat of arms upon acrowned double headed Imperialeagle, in an unmarked yellowmetal pendant mount, grossweight 6.8g. (1) £100-150

584 Austria, 1915 gold oneducat re strike, obv; EmperorFranz Joseph I laureate bust, rev;Austrian coat of arms upon acrowned double headed Imperialeagle. (1) £80-120

585 Austria, 1915 gold oneducat re strike, obv EmperorFranz Joseph I laureate bust, rev;Austrian coat of arms upon acrowned double headed Imperialeagle. (1) £80-120

586 Austria, 1915 goldone ducat re strike, obv;Emperor Franz Joseph Ilaureate bust, rev;Austrian coat of armsupon a crowneddouble headed Imperialeagle. (1) £80-120

587 Austria, 1915 goldone ducat re strike, obv;Emperor Franz Joseph Ilaureate bust, rev;Austrian coat of armsupon a crowneddouble headed Imperialeagle. (1) £80-120

588 Austria, 1915 gold oneducat re strike, obv; EmperorFranz Joseph I laureate bust, rev;Austrian coat of arms upon acrowned double headed Imperialeagle. (1) £80-120

589 South Africa, 2017 50thAnniversary silver proofKrugerrand, obv; portrait ofStephanus Johannes Kruger, rev;springbok dividing date. (1)£30-50

590 Ancient Rome to Earlymodern hammered coins andcoin fragments to include; RomanJulia Domna Augusta (193-217AD) denarius, early Anglo Saxon“standard type” sceatta (c. 680-710 AD), Henry II (1154-1189)penny, Edward I (1276-1302)Irish issue silver penny, Republicof Venice 14th century silversoldino, Elizabeth I (1558-1601)1568 sixpence, Charles I (1625-1649 half groat and aCommonwealth (1649-1660)silver shilling (very trimmed).Approx. 50. £300-500

591 England, 1566 silversixpence, Elizabeth I (1558-1603)bust facing left, rev; quarteredshield with long cross dividingdate, together with a James I(1603-1625) 1604 sixpence anda Charles I (1625-1649) shilling.(3) £40-60

592 Great Britain, a collection offifteen London Mint OfficeMillionaires Collection silver/silvergilt commemorative coins. (15)£60-80

593 Great Britain, a consecutiverun of nine Royal Mint DecimalCoin sets of Great Britain andNorthern Ireland 1971-1979inclusive. (9) £50-80

594 Great Britain, a consecutiverun of ten Royal Mint Coinage ofGreat Britain and NorthernIreland and United Kingdomproof coin sets 1980-1989inclusive. (10) £50-80

595 Great Britain, a consecutiverun of ten Royal Mint UnitedKingdom proof coin sets 1990-1999 inclusive. (10) £50-80





598 Great Britain and World, amixed lot to include a 1897crown, British Military Authorityone shilling notes, Austrian MariaTheresa Thaler and variouscommemorative crowns etc.£20-40

599 Great Britain, a late 18thcentury Ipswich Bank OneShilling note No. 178, dated1797, framed and glazed. £20-40

600 Great Britain, a set of eightH.M. Queen Elizabeth TheQueen Mother silver proofcommemorative coins,denominations include $1, $2, $5x2, $10 x2, $5 Lima Tala and £2,with certificates. (8) £50-80

601 A mixed lot to includeRussian Stalin “Death Sentence”15 Kopeks three coins set, boxedwith certificate, a London MintOffice World War I silver proofcommemorative crown, boxedwith certificate and variousOlympic commemorative coinsetc. £30-50

602 Great Britain andCommonwealth, QueenElizabeth II Golden JubileeCollection, a set of twenty foursilver commemorative coinsfrom twelve Commonwealthcountries, boxed with certificates.£180-220

603 Elizabeth Our Queen, acased set of twenty fivecommemorative silver ingots,boxed with certificates. £200-250

604 Great Britain and World, acollection of coins to include a1892 crown, George V penniesand Elizabeth II sixpences etc.£20-30

605 Great Britain, a collection ofBrilliant Uncirculated coin setsyears to include 1990, 1992-2002, together with variousRoyal Mint commemorative setsto include Diana Princess ofWales five pound, 1999 Scottishone pound and EuropeanCommunity coin collection etc.£50-80

606 Great Britain, a collection ofcommemorative and pre-decimalcoins and notes to include TheRoyal History of Great Britain(William I - Elizabeth II), GreatBritain Pre-Decimal Currencyone pound note, ten shilling noteand half crown to farthing,Elizabeth II half crowns 1953-1967 and 2004 brilliantuncirculated coin set etc. (11 intotal, all framed and glazed.)£20-40

607 Great Britain, a collection ofcoins and banknotes mainly beingElizabeth II to include one poundnotes x2, ten shilling note, crown,half crown and farthing etc£20-40

608 Great Britain, a mixed lot ofGeorge III and later coins andtokens to include 1790 spadeguinea token, cartwheel penny,Britain’s First Decimal Coins andcommemorative crowns etc.£20-30

609 A large collection of mainlymid-late 20th century Worldcoins and banknotes, countries toinclude Belgium, Eire, France,Hong Kong, Netherlands andTurkey etc. £30-50

610 Great Britain, a set of three22 carat gold medallions tocommemorate the 25thAnniversary of the Battle ofBritain, designed by Mr A. Games,each numbered 0618 of anedition of 1500, with certificate,gross weight 70.8g. (lacking box)£2,200-2,500








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3.5 Bidders will be deemed to act as principals, even if theBidder is acting as an agent for a third party.3.6 We may bid on Lots on behalf of the Seller up to one bidbelow the Reserve.3.7 We may refuse to accept any bid if it is reasonable for usto do so.3.8 Bidding increments will be at our sole discretion (but willbe in line with standard auction practice).4 The purchase priceAs Buyer, you will pay:a. the Hammer Price;b. a premium of 20% (plus VAT) of the Hammer Price; c. any artist’s resale right royalty payable on the sale of theLot; andd. any VAT due.5 VAT5.1 You shall be liable for the payment of any VAT applicableon the Hammer Price and premium due for a Lot. Please see thesymbols used in the auction catalogue for that Lot and the“Information for Buyers” in our auction catalogue for furtherinformation. 5.2 We will charge VAT at the current rate at the date of theauction.6 The contract between you and the Seller6.1 The contract for the purchase of the Lot between you andthe Seller will be formed when the hammer falls accepting thehighest bid for the Lot at the auction. 6.2 You may directly enforce any terms in the Terms ofConsignment against a Seller to the extent that you suffer damagesand/or loss as a result of the Seller’s breach of the Terms ofConsignment.6.3 If you breach these Terms of Sale, you may be responsiblefor damages and/or losses suffered by a Seller or us. If we arecontacted by a Seller who wishes to bring a claim against you, wemay in our discretion provide the Seller with information orassistance in relation to that claim.6.4 We normally act as an agent only and will not have anyresponsibility for default by you or the Seller (unless we are theSeller of the Lot). 7 Payment7.1 Immediately following your successful bid on a Lot you will:7.1.1 give to us, if not already provided to our satisfaction, proofof identity in a form acceptable to us (and any other informationthat we require in order to comply with our anti-money launderingobligations); and7.1.2 pay to us the Total Amount Due in cash (for which thereis an upper limit of 15,000 euros equivalent) or in any other waythat we agree to accept payment.7.2 If you owe us any money, we may use any payment madeby you to repay these debts.

8 Title and collection of purchases8.1 Once you have paid us in full the Total Amount Due forany Lot, ownership of that Lot will transfer to you. You may notclaim or collect a Lot until you have paid for it.8.2 You will (at your own expense) collect any Lots that youhave purchased and paid for either:8.2.1 not later than seven business days following the day of theauction; or 8.2.2 not later than seven business days following the date thatwe have received payment of the Total Amount Due in clearedfunds, if later. 8.3 If you do not collect the Lot within this time period, youwill be responsible for any reasonable removal, storage andinsurance charges in relation to that Lot. 8.4 Risk of loss or damage to the Lot will pass to you whenyou (or your agents) take physical possession of the Lot.8.5 If you do not collect the Lot that you have paid for withinninety days after the auction, we may sell the Lot. We will pay theproceeds of any such sale to you, but will deduct any storagecharges or other sums that we have incurred in the storage andsale of the Lot. We reserve the right to charge you a sellingcommission at our standard rates on any such resale of the Lot.9 Remedies for non-payment or failure to collect purchases9.1 Please do not bid on a Lot if you do not intend to buy it.If your bid is successful, these Terms of Sale will apply to you. Thismeans that you will have to carry out your obligations set out inthese Terms of Sale. If you do not comply with these Terms ofSale we may (acting on behalf of the Seller and ourselves) pursueone or more of the following measures:9.1.1 take action against you for damages for breach of contract;9.1.2 reverse the sale of the Lot to you and/or any other Lotssold by us to you;9.1.3 resell the Lot by auction or private treaty (in which caseyou will have to pay any difference between the price you shouldhave paid for the Lot and the price we sell it for as well as thecharges outlined in Clause 8.5). Please note that if we sell the Lotfor a higher amount than your winning bid, the extra money willbelong to the Seller ;9.1.4 remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense;9.1.5 if you do not pay us within five business days of yoursuccessful bid, we may charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5%per month on the total amount due;9.1.6 keep that Lot or any other Lot sold to you until you paythe Total Amount Due;9.1.7 reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at futureauctions or impose conditions before we accept bids from you;and/or9.1.8 if we sell any Lots for you, use the money made on theseLots to repay any amount you owe us.9.2 We will act reasonably when exercising our rights underClause 9.1. We will contact you before exercising these rights and


try to work with you to correct any non-compliance by you withthese Terms of Sale.10 Health and safetyAlthough we take reasonable precautions regarding health andsafety, you are on our premises at your own risk. Please note thelay-out of the premises and security arrangements. Neither wenor our employees or agents are responsible for the safety of youor your property when you visit our premises, unless you sufferany injury to your person or damage to your property as a resultof our, our employees’ or our agents’ negligence. 11 Warranties11.1 The Seller warrants to us and to you that:11.1.1 the Seller is the true owner of the Lot for sale or isauthorised by the true owner to offer and sell the lot at auction; 11.1.2 the Seller is able to transfer good and marketable title tothe Lot to you free from any third party rights or claims; and11.1.3 as far as the Seller is aware, the main characteristics of theLot set out in the auction catalogue (as amended by any noticedisplayed in the saleroom or announced by the Auctioneer at theauction) are correct.11.2 If, after you have placed a successful bid and paid for a Lot,any of the warranties above are found not to be true, please notifyus in writing. Neither we nor the Seller will be liable to pay youany sums over and above the Total Amount Due and we will notbe responsible for any inaccuracies in the information provided bythe Seller except as set out below.11.3 Please note that many of the Lots that you may bid on atour auction are second-hand.11.4 If a Lot is not second-hand and you purchase the Lot as aConsumer from a Seller that is a Trader, a number of additionalterms may be implied by law in addition to the Seller’s warrantiesset out at Clause 11.1 (in particular under the Consumer RightsAct 2015). These Terms of Sale do not seek to exclude your rightsunder law as they relate to the sale of these Lots.11.5 Save as expressly set out above, all other warranties,conditions or other terms which might have effect between theSeller and you, or us and you, or be implied or incorporated bystatue, common law or otherwise are excluded.12 Descriptions and condition12.1 Our descriptions of the Lot will be based on: (a)information provided to us by the Seller of the Lot (for which weare not liable); and (ii) our opinion (although it is likely that we willnot be able to carry out a detailed inspection of each Lot). 12.2 We will give you a number of opportunities to view andinspect the Lots before the auction. You (and any independentconsultants acting on your behalf) must satisfy yourself about theaccuracy of any description of a Lot. We shall not be responsiblefor any failure by you or your consultants to properly inspect aLot.

12.3 Representations or statements by us as to authorship,genuineness, origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimatedselling price involve matters of opinion. We undertake that anysuch opinion will be honestly and reasonably held and acceptliability for opinions given negligently or fraudulently. 12.4 Please note that Lots (in particular second-hand Lots) areunlikely to be in perfect condition. Lots are sold “as is” (i.e. as yousee them at the time of the auction). Neither we nor the Selleraccept any liability for the condition of second-hand Lots or forany condition issues affecting a Lot if such issues are included inthe description of a Lot in the auction catalogue (or in anysaleroom notice) and/ or which the inspection of a Lot by theBuyer ought to have revealed.13 Deliberate Forgeries13.1 You may return any Lot which is found to be a DeliberateForgery to us within 28 days of the auction (but must contact usin writing within 14 days of the auction) provided that you returnthe Lot to us in the same condition as when it was released toyou, accompanied by a written statement identifying the Lot fromthe relevant catalogue description and a written statement ofdefects. 13.2 If we are reasonably satisfied that the Lot is a DeliberateForgery we will refund the money paid by you for the Lot(including any Premium and applicable VAT) provided that if:13.2.1 the catalogue description reflected the accepted view ofexperts as at the date of the auction; or13.2.2 you personally are not able to transfer good andmarketable title in the Lot to us,you will have no right to a refund under this Clause 13.2.13.3 If you have sold the Lot to another person, we will only beliable to refund the price that you paid for the Lot. We will not beresponsible for repaying any additional money you may have madefrom selling the Lot.13.4 Your right to return a Lot that is a Deliberate Forgery doesnot affect your legal rights and is in addition to any other right orremedy provided by law or by these Terms of Sale.14 Our liability to you14.1 We will not be liable for any loss of opportunity ordisappointment suffered as a result of participating in our auction. 14.2 In addition to the above, neither we nor the Seller shall beresponsible to you and you shall not be responsible to the Selleror us for any other loss or damage that any of us suffer that is nota foreseeable result of any of us not complying with the Conditionsof Business. Loss or damage is foreseeable if it is obvious that itwill happen or if at the time of the sale of the Lot, we, you and theSeller knew it might happen.14.3 Subject to Clause 14.4, if we are found to be liable to youfor any reason (including, amongst others, if we are found to benegligent, in breach of contract or to have made amisrepresentation), our liability will be limited to the total purchaseprice paid by you to us for any Lot.


14.4 Notwithstanding the above, nothing in these Terms of Saleshall limit our liability (or that of our employees or agents) for:14.4.1 death or personal injury resulting from negligence (asdefined in the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977);14.4.2 fraudulent misrepresentation; or14.4.3 any liability which cannot be excluded by law.15 Notices15.1 All notices between you and us regarding these Terms ofSale must be in writing and signed by or on behalf of the partygiving it. 15.2 Any notice referred in Clause 15.1 may be given: 15.2.1 by delivering it by hand; 15.2.2 by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery; or15.2.3 by email, provided that a copy is also sent by pre-paid postor Recorded Delivery. 15.3 Notices must be sent: 15.3.1 by hand or registered post: a. to us, at our address set out in these Terms of Sale or atour registered office address appearing on our Website; andb. to you, at the last postal address that you have given to usas your contact address in writing; or15.3.2 by email: a. to us, by sending the notice to both the following emailaddresses:[email protected] and [email protected] b. to you, by sending the notice to any email address that youhave given to us as your contact email address in writing.15.4 Notices will be deemed to have been received:15.4.1 if delivered by hand, on the day of delivery; 15.4.2 if sent by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery,two business days after posting, exclusive of the day of posting; or15.4.3 if sent by email, at the time of transmission unless sent after17.00 in the place of receipt in which case they will be deemed tohave been received on the next business day in the place of receipt(provided that a copy has also been sent by pre-paid post orRecorded Delivery as set out in Clause 15.2.3.15.5 Any notice or communication given under these Terms ofSale will not be validly given if sent by fax, email, any form ofmessaging via social media or text message.16 Data ProtectionAll client details remain confidential and will not be released toany third parties unless required by law.

17 General17.1 We may, acting reasonably, refuse admission to ourpremises or attendance at our auctions by any person.17.2 We act as an agent for our Sellers. The rights we have toclaim against you for breach of these Terms of Sale may be usedby either us, our employees or agents, or the Seller, its employeesor agents, as appropriate. Other than as set out in this Clause, theseTerms of Sale are between you and us and no other person willhave any rights to enforce any of these Terms of Sale.17.3 We may use special terms in the catalogue descriptions ofparticular Lots. You must read these terms carefully along with anyglossary provided in our auction catalogues.17.4 Each of the clauses of these Terms of Sale operatesseparately. If any court or relevant authority decides that any ofthem are unlawful, the remaining clauses will remain in full forceand effect.17.5 We may change these Terms of Sale from time totime, without notice to you. Please read these Terms of Salecarefully, as they may be different from the last time you read them.17.6 Except as otherwise stated in these Terms of Sale, each ofour rights and remedies are: (a) are in addition to and not exclusiveof any other rights or remedies under these Terms of Sale orgeneral law; and (b) may be waived only in writing and specifically.Delay in exercising or non-exercise of any right under these Termsof Sale is not a waiver of that or any other right. Partial exerciseof any right under these Terms of Sale will not preclude any furtheror other exercise of that right or any other right under these Termsof Sale. Waiver of a breach of any term of these Terms of Sale willnot operate as a waiver of breach of any other term or anysubsequent breach of that term.17.7 These Terms of Sale and any dispute or claim arising outof or in connection with them (including any non-contractualclaims or disputes) shall be governed by and construed inaccordance with the laws of England and the parties irrevocablysubmit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.These terms are based upon recommended terms of sale by theSociety Of Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers (www.sofaa.org ) ofwhich we are members.


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