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Date |
Description |
Grade |
Price |
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| 1673 |
S3393, P513. No reverse stop. The apparent stop after BRITANNIA is an incuse flaw. Worn but rare. ex Nicholson 016.
(1727) |
Fair |
£75 |

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| 1675 |
S3393, P517. No obverse stops. Worn and only fair, but rare. (1660) |
Fair |
£65 |

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| 1691 |
S3449, P-. The edge reading of NVMMORVM[ }+FAMVLVS.1691++ not recorded by Peck and presumably rarer than usual for
what is a scarce issue. Strictly only fair, but stable and the edge clear. Ex Dr B Nicholson collection lot 038 sold by Colin Cooke in 2004. Weight 10.86g. (1467) |
Fair |
£140 |

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| 1694 |
S3452, P604. Unbarred A's in MARIA. Strictly fair with weakness at the bottom of the busts and at Britannia's head,
but the variety clear. Extremely Rare. Weight 10.05g. (1662) |
Fair |
£80 |

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| 1696 |
1/2d. S3554, P641. A reasonable example of this issue. (1894) |
Fine |
£40 |
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| 1698 |
S3554. Ist Issue. Date in exergue. Worn and only fair, but rare in any grade as they were only struck for the first
three months of 1698. (1825) |
Fair |
£20 |

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| 1699 |
S3555, P675. Date in legend and no stop after date. General wear with some pitting and a green patina, but stable.
Rare. (35) |
Fine |
£30 |

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| 1700 |
S3556, P697. Unbarred A's on the reverse. Worn. (762) |
Fair |
£15 |

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| 1700 |
S3556, P699. Reads GVLIELMS. Worn with the reverse better. Ex W J Noble, Glendining 28/11/1973 lot 49 (part).
Very rare. (262) |
Fair/aFine |
£75 |

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| 1700 |
S3556, P702. I/V in TERTIVS. Worn with the reverse worse. This is the Peck plate coin.
Attempts to trace its provenance have not been conclusive. Initially all bar three sources used by Peck were eliminated - West, Firth or P G Smith. However, the Circular for Feb.1979 lists an example of this type as ex-Peck and
which more adequately fits the description of this coin than that given in the Nicholson sale for lot 140 which was described as ex-Peck and the timing of the Circular listing fits well with Nicholson's purchase of it in early 1981.
It is therefore likely that this is in fact an ex-Peck piece as well as ex-BN 141. Very rare. (1728) |
nFine/Fair |
£150 |

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| 1701 |
S3556, P703. Unbarred A's on the reverse. Worn. (981) |
Fair |
£25 |

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| ND |
Anne double obverse trial. The edge is inscribed DECVS.ET.TVTA[N over M]NNO.REGNI.DVODECI+.+. Similar to P710,
but this legend not recorded by Peck. Dr Nicholson's remarks about this type in his collection notes that Peck would have been better giving two varieties - Edge lettered or plain, is an idea with which we wholeheartedly concur.
Ex SNC 12/1994 no.8191 (where listed as P709) & Dr B Nicholson 156, collection sold by Colin Cooke 3/2004 (where described as P710). Dr Nicholson assumed this was the Baldwin piece listed by Peck, but a comparison with that coin
which was illustrated in the Clarke-Thornhill sale catalogue at Glendining in 1937 clearly shows it not to be so. The edge reading is almost certainly unique. (1634) |
VF |
£550 |

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| 1717 |
S3659, P768. Dump issue. A pleasing well struck coin.(1666) |
gFine |
£55 |

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| 1718 |
S3659, P774. Dump issue. Even wear to both sides from circulation, the obverse E's and rev. R are blundered
but don't appear to be over anything. Weight 9.48g. (212) |
gFine |
£45 |

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| 1721/0 |
S3660, P796. Slightly porous with general even wear, the variety clear. (1664) |
Fine |
£30 |

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| 1722 |
S3660, P802. Inverted A in GEORGIVS. Worn, but the feature clear. (1726) |
gFine |
£85 |

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| 1723 |
S3660, P803. Decent detail, but a bit porous and a clipped flan. (1465) |
gFine |
£35 |

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| 1729 |
Copper Proof, P832. Toned with blue, green and violet iridescence on the rev. There is a small spot in front
of the bust. Currently slabbed PCGS PR64BN and can be removed if required but not put back in. (760) |
aFDC |
£875 |

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| 1734/3/I |
S3717. Worn, but the date detail is obvious. It also looks like B/D in BRIT. Odd. ex Nicholson (1724)
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nFine |
£50 |

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| 1734 |
1/2d. B/D in BRITANNIA. Unrecorded by Peck or in any other text to my knowledge. Better than the Nicholson piece
(lot 236), struck from the same reverse die and the best of 3 pieces I have seen to date. (1895) |
VF |
£200 |
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| 1735 |
S3717, P849. Small date numerals. General wear. (1663) |
Fine |
£15 |

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| 1738 |
S3717, P-. V/S in GEORGIVS. Modest wear to the high points with some evidence of die blockage, particularly to
Britannia's head. Evenly toned and rare. I have only noted 7 examples to date in all grades despite the trace of the S at the base of the V remaining even in low grade. Ex Dr J Mangahas, Spink 75, lot 424, 29/3/1990 and
Dr B Nicholson, collection sold by Colin Cooke March 2004 lot 249. (37) |
nEF |
£425 |

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| 1739 |
S3717, P-. No apparent stops to either side. Slightly claggy. (805) |
gFine |
£35 |

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| 1740 |
S3719. Good detail with minimal wear. (1725) |
EF |
£225 |

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| 1749 |
S3719, P879. Good detail with minimal wear. (1665) |
EF |
£225 |

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| 1753 |
S3719, P883. Toned with only a trace of wear. (1667) |
EF |
£260 |

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| 1771 |
S3774, P896. Toned with only a trace of wear to the high points. Flaw by the eye and weakness through the
laurel leaves, both not fully struck. Pleasing even so. The second 7 appears to be over an underlying 7 or 1. (261) |
EF |
£175 |

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| 1771 |
1/2d. P898 (ball below spear blade. Minimal signs of friction to the highest points. (1892) |
EF+ |
£275 |
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| 1774 |
S3774, P907. Some lustre to both sides, more to the reverse which is quite iridescent. Slight wear to
Britannia's left breast only. Slabbed PCGS MS64 RB. (529) |
gEF |
£325 |

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| 1799 |
P1244. Late Soho Pattern in bronzed copper by Kuchler. Slight wear to the highest points of both sides with
underlying brilliance in the fields. (571) |
gEF |
£190 |

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| 1799 |
S3778, P1248. 5 incuse gunports. Toned, cleaned. (823) |
VF |
£10 |

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| 1799 |
S3778, P1249. 6 raised gunports. Toned with only modest wear. Comes with an old ticket indicating it was
purchased from a Dr Johnson - possibly Dr E A Johnstone whose collection was bt 1973 by Baldwin. (715) |
aEF |
£35 |

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| 1806 |
P1379. Bronzed restrike proof by Taylor. A mistrike, as the collar has obviously opened during the strike
(leaving parallel lines on the edge) and the flan rotated to give a double strike clearly seen in the reverse legend, the two exergue lines and Britannia detail. Otherwise FDC. (1468) |
FDC |
£325 |

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| 1806 |
S3781, P1376(var). No berries. This coin has a ball below on the trident shaft below the forks. Peck asserts
on p.375 that only some proofs have a ball but all current pieces or proofs struck from current dies are without, however there is always an exception to the rule and this is it. To date, a search for another example from this
reverse die has not revealed any further examples, so is presumably ext. rare. Previously cleaned, it is now retoned. (1640) |
EF+ |
£125 |

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| 1806 |
S3781, P1376. No berries. Trace of wear to one laurel leaf and Britannia's left breast. Toned with traces
of lustre to the obverse. (39) |
gEF/EF+ |
£40 |

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| 1806 |
S3781, P1376. No berries. Modest wear to both sides. (40) |
nVF/VF+ |
£8 |

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| 1806 |
S3781, P1377. 3 berries to olive branch. Modest wear only. (41) |
gVF |
£30 |

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| 1806 |
S3781, P1377. 3 berries to olive branch. Toned with light wear. (718) |
EF |
£33 |

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| 1807 |
S3781, P1378. Wear to the higher points and a few spots. (42) |
nEF/EF |
£35 |

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| 1807 |
Proof Bronzed 1/2d. S3781, P1383. Restrike by Taylor. Practically as struck. (1889) |
UNC |
£235 |
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| 1826 |
S3824, P1433. Light even wear to the higher points and a few small marks. (374) |
gVF |
£45 |

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| 1826 |
S3824, P1433. Problem free with even wear. (553) |
VF |
£20 |

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| 1826 |
S3824, P1437. Bronzed proof with single raised line on saltire. A hint of cabinet friction only. (1715)
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gEF |
£250 |

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| 1827 |
1/2d. P1438. EF for wear, but a few marks to both sides and priced accordingly. (1890) |
EF |
£80 |
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| 1834 |
S3847, P1464. Minimal wear with a few tiny marks, the obverse has had a light clean in the past. A scarce
date in this grade nonetheless. (1642) |
EF |
£100 |

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| 1837 |
S3847, P1465. Light wear to the high points. (815) |
aEF |
£70 |

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| 1838 |
S3949, P1522. Traces of lustre to the reverse. Struck from a worn obverse die, but the grade confirmed by a
sharp flaw running over the highest part of the bun. (1212) |
UNC |
£95 |

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| 1841 |
S3949, P-. Inverted die axis. A few surface marks, but little wear. An extremely rare variety with less
than 10 examples identified. (1748) |
EF |
£165 |

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| 1841 |
S3949, P1524. Just short of uncirculated. (1438) |
gEF |
£75 |

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| 1853 |
S3949, P1539. Lustre both sides and a trace of wear. (1293) |
EF+ |
£46 |

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| 1854 |
S3949, P1542. Traces of lustre both sides and a hint of wear to the obverse, more to the reverse. (219)
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gEF/EF+ |
£30 |

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| 1855 |
1/2d. S3949, P1543. Some lustre, previously slabbed NGC MS63RB. (1891) |
UNC |
£110 |
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| 1858/8/7 |
S3949, P1548. Lustre traces to both sides, otherwise toning with no wear but struck from worn dies. (1884)
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£120 |

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| 1858/7 |
S3949, P1548. This is actually a large date 1858 completely overpunched on a small date 1857.
A few trivial marks, but little wear. (1648) |
gVF |
£25 |

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| 1858 |
S3949, P1549. Lustre traces with only a hint of wear. (1292) |
gEF |
£70 |

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| 1859 |
Decimal Pattern 1/2d in Cu-Ni. P2036. Plain edge. Practically as struck. ex SNC 2/2001 item no. MC0436 and St.
James's 3 lot 305. Rare. (1893) |
UNC |
£575 |
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| ND |
Freeman obverse 7 brockage. Somewhat worn with the incuse better as usual. (1637) |
Fine/VF |
£75 |

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| 1860 |
S3956, P1750, F258. Virtually full somewhat subdued lustre with underlying brilliance and just a trace of
cabinet friction to a couple of high points. Attractive. There are two different reverses for beaded border halfpennies, the difference not noted by Freeman. Britannia has short hair with a wide 60 and long hair with the 60 closer
together. (44) |
gEF |
£80 |

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| 1861 |
S3956, P1761, F274. Worn and toned, the reverse better. (217) |
Fine/gFine |
£7 |

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| 1861 |
S3956, P1765, F277. Toned with even wear. (502) |
aVF |
£6 |

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| 1861 |
S3956, F282. Toned with minimal wear. (1450) |
EF+ |
£50 |

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| 1862 |
S3956, P1776, F289. Full brilliance with minor spotting and clashed dies evident. (192) |
BU |
£100 |

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| 1862 |
S3956, P1776, F289. Toned with slight wear. (418) |
gVF |
£10 |

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| 1863 |
3956, F293. Bronze Proof. Toned with brilliance. ex Mangahas 464, Spink 75 29/3/1990 where incorrectly listed
as F294A and Nicholson 395, collection sold by C Cooke 2004. Although Freeman listed the tall 3 proof as no known specimen in the 2nd edition, in fact all the proofs of this date are tall 3. (1749) |
aFDC |
£625 |

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| 1863 |
S3956, P1779, F294. Small 3 in date. Light wear to the highest points, toned with residual lustre. The small 3 is
somewhat scarcer than the large 3 for this date. (1528) |
EF |
£50 |

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| 1863 |
S3956, F292. Large 3 in date. Unevenly toned on the obverse with residual lustre on the reverse. (1916)
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gEF |
£85 |

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| 1865/3 |
Good detail with minimal wear, though there is some light pitting. Dark tone. Rare. (1720) |
EF |
£225 |

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| 1868 |
S3956, F303, P1794. Cu-Ni proof. A couple of tiny marks, but otherwise as struck. (1750) |
aFDC |
£495 |

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| 1870 |
S3956, F307. Some wear from circulation. (1731) |
nVF |
£8 |

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| 1873 |
S3956, F310. Streaky toning and a lamination flaw to the reverse. (1751) |
EF+ |
£75 |

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| 1876H |
1/2d. S3957, F329, P1816. Lightly toning over original colour with brilliance in the fields, particularly the reverse.
Nice. (1857) |
UNC |
£190 |

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| 1877 |
S3956, F330. Toned with minimal wear. (1752) |
EF+ |
£70 |

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| 1879 |
S3956, P1825, F339. Good lustre with a couple of small spots to the obv. (560) |
UNC |
£85 |

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| 1885 |
S3956, P1839, F354. Struck from worn dies with residual speckled lustre. (47) |
nEF |
£20 |

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| 1887 |
S3956, P1843, F358. Subdued lustre. (1440) |
UNC |
£75 |

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| 1888 |
S3956, P1844, F359. Struck from a worn obverse die showing a degree of flatness to the hair strands but no
corresponding flattening of the bun. Most lustre, toned in places. (258) |
gEF/UNC |
£60 |

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| 1893 |
S3956, P1852, F368. Virtually full lustre, lightly toning with no wear. A couple of minor marks to the obverse do
not significantly detract.(1885) |
UNC |
£125 |

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| 1900 |
S3962, P1955, F377. Very good lustre and a couple of bagmarks. (1758) |
UNC |
£30 |

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| 1903 |
S3991, P2223, F382. Toned with residual lustre. (1757) |
UNC |
£35 |

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| 1911 |
S4056, Gouby A+a. Full lustre with a hint of toning, not as dark as the picture suggests. (800) |
BU |
£30 |

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| 1911 |
S4056, P2286, F390, Gouby B+b. A very deep obverse strike and correspondingly weak on the reverse. (1733)
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UNC |
£30 |

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| 1912 |
S4056, P2287, F391. Most lustre with a hint of cabinet friction to a few high points. (203) |
gEF |
£22 |

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| 1919 |
S4056, P2294, F398. Speckled lustre and a trace of friction on the fingertips. Weakly struck, as is usually the
case for this era. (1756) |
gEF |
£18 |

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| 1920 |
S4056, P2295, F399. Virtually full subdued lustre. (180) |
UNC |
£22 |

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| 1921 |
S4056. Slightly weak in the strike with a trace of wear. Scarce. (1730) |
EF+ |
£10 |

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| 1929 |
S4058, F412. Toned with lustre remaining in the obverse legend and exergue. (49) |
UNC |
£14 |

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| 1932 |
Proof. S-, F419, P2315. Toned, practically as struck. Ex Tansley 394, DNW 67 28/9/05. Extremely rare. (1755)
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aFDC |
£600 |

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| 1932 |
S4058, P2314, F418. Some lustre with light toning. (1762) |
UNC |
£25 |

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| 1937 |
Proof. S4115, F430, P2425. Toned, practically as struck. (1759) |
aFDC |
£14 |

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| 1940 |
S4115, F435 (1+D). Light even wear. Scarce. (1081) |
VF |
£2 |

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| 1945 |
S4115, F447. Much subdued lustre. (915) |
gEF |
£2 |

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| 1950 |
S4118, P2451, F458. Proof from the sets. Brilliant. (1753) |
UNC |
£10 |

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| 1950 |
S4118, P2451, F458. Proof from the sets. Lightly toned. (1228) |
UNC |
£6 |

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| 1951 |
S4118, P2452, F459. Lustre with mottled toning. One of the more difficult dates to acquire in this grade. (492)
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UNC |
£8 |

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| 1952 |
S4118, P2454, F461. Full slightly subdued lustre with a couple of lightly toning spots. (51) |
UNC |
£2 |

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| 1953 |
S4155, P2507, F465. Proof from the sets. Toned with a small spot in the obverse legend. (371) |
UNC |
£5 |

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| 1954 |
S4158, P2508, F466. Decent lustre. (1760) |
UNC |
£8 |

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| 1954 |
S4158, P2508, F466. Somewhat subdued lustre. (427) |
UNC |
£4 |

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| 1955 |
S4158, P2511, F469. Lightly toned. (1735) |
EF+ |
£2 |

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| 1957 |
S4158. CALM SEA variety. Of the 4 sub-varieties of this coin, this is the 7 to left of tooth type.
Slightly subdued lustre. (1732) |
UNC |
£25 |

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| 1957 |
S4158, F477, P2516. Lightly toned. (1761) |
UNC |
£4 |

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| 1958 |
S4158, F479. Virtually full lustre and a relatively scarce variety. (1754) |
UNC |
£15 |

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| 1958 |
S-, P2519, F482. VIP Proof. Toned with a light trace of handling on the obverse, otherwise as struck. Rare.
(1646) |
aFDC |
£475 |

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| 1958 |
S4158, P2518, F481. Full lustre. (632) |
UNC |
£4 |

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| 1960 |
S4158, F485. Full lustre. (1834) |
UNC |
£2 |

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| 1962 |
S4158. Full lustre. (1833) |
UNC |
£2 |

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| 1970 |
S4158, F495B. Proof from the sets. Wide rim. As struck. (1482) |
FDC |
£4 |

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