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US01. Uncirculated Royal Mint Set. 50p - 1/2p. (1954)

US02. Uncirculated Royal Mint Set. £1 - 1/2p. (1955)

1/2d. S4158, F485. Full lustre. (1834)

1/2d. S4158. Full lustre. (1833)

2/6d. S4011, ESC 759, D1662. General wear, scarce. (1949)

2/6d. S4145. As struck, lightly toning. (1952)

2/6d. George V. S4021, D1678. Very little wear but weakly struck. (1836)

6d. S4014, ESC 1804, D1871. Scarce. (1840)

1/-. CHARLES I, i.m.Triangle. S2799, Sharp G1/2. Struck on a round flan, the portrait slightly weak but quite an attractive, naturally toned coin. 5.95g. (1848)

Quarter Farthing S3953, Bramah 90a. Subdued lustre and an obverse mark. Slabbed NGC MS61RB. (1847)

1/4d. S4156, P2521, F663. A hint of toning to the obverse, the reverse full lustre. (1837)

1/4d. S4159, P2525, F667. Slightly subdued lustre. (1957)

1/4d. S3963, P1965, F578. Light wear to both sides, the obv. better. (1838)

1/4d. S3822, P1409. Raised leaf veins. A few contact marks and light wear, the obverse better. Toned. (1851)

GUERNSEY 1 Dbl. S7217A. Some lustre with a trace of fingerprint on the reverse. (1929)

1/-. S3904, ESC 1306, D875. Attractively toned. Previously slabbed PCGS MS63. (1930)

1/-. S3906A, ESC 1313, D888. Die no.68. Minimal friction, the obverse bright and the reverse toned. Looks much better in the hand than the image suggests. (1931)

6d. S3711, ESC 1622. General wear from circulation. (1928)

6d. S3941, ESC 1769, D1187. Attractively toned with a couple of tiny marks in the obv. field. (1923)

6d. S4024, ESC 1811, D1879. Minimal fiction to the highest points. (1922)

1/-. S3982, ESC 1413, D1552. Toned with light wear from circulation. (1921)

1/-. S4023A, ESC 1431, D1806. A little weakly struck, typical of this quite difficult date. (1920)

1/-. S3982, ESC 1414, D1555. Toned with even wear from circulation. An affordable example of this scarce coin. (1919)

1/2d. S3956, F292. Large 3 in date. Unevenly toned on the obverse with residual lustre on the reverse. (1916)

1/4d. S3722, P892. Lustre traces in the obverse recesses and most lustre on the reverse. Nice. (1913)

1/4d. S3779, P1274. Copper Proof. Attractively toned. There is a tiny mark by the date but is o/w practically as struck. (1912)

1/-. S3811, ESC 1253. 1st laureate bust. Lightly toned with a trace of cabinet friction. The 5 has been recut but doesn't appear to be over a 3 despite the different shape to the loop. (1911)

1/-. S3790, ESC 1236A. I over S on HONI. Light wear to the high points and attractively toned. Rarer than Spink prices would suggest. (1910)

1/-. S3746, ESC 1225A. 1 over retrograde 1. Some haymarking and a trace of wear. Toned. Rare. I believe this to be a 1 over an inverted 1 rather than a retrograde 1 (1908)

1/-. S3645, ESC 1173. Toned with light wear. Rare.(1909)