£450.00
S3889, Davies 579, ESC 2741 (692). Victoria 1874 type A5 halfcrown Practically as struck. A small bagmark in front of the neck Grade: Unc
£300.00
S3889, Davies 593, ESC 2762 (711). Victoria 1883 A5 halfcrown. A couple of minor contact marks in the obverse field and light wear Grade: gEF/EF+
£160.00
S3939, Davies 830, ESC 2962 (876). Victoria 1893 veiled head florin Practically as struck Grade: Unc
£32.00
S3944, Davies 1486pt, Robinson 671. Victoria 1899 veiled head Maundy 4d. Brilliant, but a few marks. Grade: gEF
£25.00
S3946, Davies 1486pt, Robinson 669. Victoria 1899 Maundy 2d. Toned with a trace of wear, the reverse better. Grade: EF+/gEF
£50.00
S3760. George III 1792 'Wire Money' penny. Light wear to the high points. Grade: VF+
£38.00
S3920, Davies 1415pt, Robinson 455. Victoria 1853 Maundy penny. Light friction to the high points, the reverse with an attractive red tone Grade: EF+
£35.00
S3947, Davies 1485pt, Robinson 664. Victoria 1898 veiled head Maundy penny. Lightly toning Grade: Unc
£10.00
S3914D, Davies 1314, ESC 3433 (2093). Victoria 1886 third bust 3d. A few marks and wear from circulation Grade: nVF
£35.00
S3954, Freeman 42, Gouby BP1863A. Victoria 1863 bun head penny Toned with not much wear, but a couple of lines across the bust Grade: aEF
£600.00
S3904, ESC 2999 (1298), Davies 865. Victoria 1851 second young head shilling. Rare date in any grade. Toned with light wear Grade: aEF
£38.00
S3937, Davies 501, ESC 2593 (303). Victoria 1893 veiled head crown with LVI edge Evenly worn with a small bruise to the reverse rim Grade : nVF
£40.00
S3954, Freeman 17, Gouby BP 1860Y. Victoria 1860 toothed border penny with Gouby dies J+d, a rare obverse for this year. General wear to both sides Grade: gFine/Fine
£3.00
S3958, Freeman 564. Victoria 1891 bun head farthing. General wear with some marks Grade: aVF
£8.00
S3958, Freeman 546. Victoria 1881 bun head farthing A few edge bumps and marks Grade: VF+
£25.00
S3958, Freeman 564. Victoria 1891 bun head farthing Minimal wear, the obverse weakly struck Grade: gEF
£6.00
S3958, Freeman 553. Victoria 1884 bun head farthing Evenly worn Grade: VF
£28.00
S3962, Freeman 378. Victoria 1901 veiled head halfpenny. Minimal wear, toning in parts Grade: gEF
£120.00
S3809, Davies 192, ESC 2375 (646). George IV 1826 bare head halfcrown General even wear, the reverse better Grade: VF/VF+
£275.00
S3889, Davies 595, ESC 2765 (713). Victoria 1885 young head halfcrown Light wear to the high points only with a couple obverse bagmarks Grade: EF+
£25.00
S3954, Freeman 22, Gouby BP 1861D. Victoria 1861 bun head penny with Freeman dies 4+D. A moderate amount of wear and the obverse with uneven toning Grade: gVF
£18.00
S3944, Davies 1482pt, ESC 3553pt. Victoria 1895 veiled head Maundy 4d. Dark tone Grade: gVF
£32.00
S3919, Davies 1405pt,, ESC 3486pt. Victoria 1843 Maundy twopence. Brilliant, with a couple light marks Grade: gEF
£25.00
S3947, Davies 1486pt, ESC 3557pt. Victoria 1899 Maundy penny Toned with a trace of wear Grade: EF+/gEF
£10.00
S3942, Davies 1359, ESC 3453 (2112). Victoria 1900 veiled head currency threepence. Some wear and marks from circulation Grade: gVF
£65.00
S3956, Freeman 359. Victoria 1888 young head halfpenny. Minimal wear with speckled toning. Grade: gEF
£12.00
S3949, Peck 1539. Victoria 1853 halfpenny Even wear to both sides and a small verdigris spot on the reverse Grade: VF
£50.00
S3956, Freeman 294. Victoria 1863 bun head halfpenny with a short 3 in the date. Light wear to both sides Grade: aEF
£25.00
S3935, Davies 1471c. Victoria 1889 Jubilee Head Maundy 2d. Toned with light wear to the high points Grade: EF
£10.00
S3962, Freeman 373. Victoria 1897 veiled head halfpenny with higher tide level. Scarce. Toned with some wear to both sides Grade: gVF
£25.00
S3917, Davies 1428a. Victoria 1866 Maundy fourpence Toned with some wear to both sides Grade: nEF
£80.00
S3812, Davies 234, ESC 2412 (1259). George IV 1827 bare head shilling. The key date for the issue. Toned with general wear. Grade: aVF
£185.00
S3953, P1608. Victoria 1839 copper quarter farthing slabbed MS64BN by NGC. Toned, practically as struck. Grade: Unc
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S3790, Davies 86, ESC 2152 (1235). George III 1819 'New Coinage' shilling. General wear and problem free. Grade: Fine+
£48.00
S3707, ESC 1741 (1607). George II 1731 sixpence with roses & plumes in angles. General wear to both sides and darkly toned. Grade: Fine+
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S3711, ESC 1762 (1622). George II 1757 old head sixpence. Toned. Grade: Fine
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S3710A, ESC 1757 (1618). George II 1746 LIMA 6d. General even wear with obverse die flaws Grade: gFine
£50.00
S3704, ESC 1734 (1213). George II 1758 old head shilling. A problem free example with wear to both sides. Grade: nVF
£185.00
S3827, P1453. George IV 1827 copper third farthing issued for use in Malta. Slabbed NGC MS64RB. Scarce. Considerable lustre. Grade: Unc
£115.00
S3907, Davies 914, ESC 3064 (1335). Victoria 1880 fourth young head shilling. Attractive light peripheral toning, a couple of small marks to the reverse. Grade: EF+/aEF
£75.00
S3645, ESC 1560 (1162). George I 1715 roses and plumes shilling. The first year of issue. A weak bust with considerable wear, the reverse better. Grade: nFine/Fine
£120.00
S3645, ESC 1564 (1164). George I 1717 roses and plumes shilling. Scarce. A reasonable grade coin, but pitted surfaces. Dark tone. Grade: nVF
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S3645, ESC 1566 (1165). George I 1718 roses and plumes shilling. Wear to the higher point and quite pleasing. the reverse struck from a cracked die. Grade: VF+
£300.00
S3645, ESC 1568 (1167). George I 1720 roses and plumes shilling. Scarce. Toned with even wear, the reverse better. Grade: aVF/gVF
£250.00
S3646, ESC 1572 (1168). George I 1720 first bust shilling with plain angles. Toned, a deep strike with even wear. Quite attractive. Grade: VF+
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S3645, ESC 1577 (1171). George I 1721 shilling with roses and plumes in angles. Rare. Worn with a dark tone. Grade: Fair/Fine
£160.00
S3645, ESC 1581 (1174).. George I 1722 shilling with roses and plumes in angles. Scarce. General wear. Grade: gFine
£375.00
S3647, ESC 1586 (1176). George I 1723 first bust SSC shilling. Light wear to both sides, this struck from a pair of rusted dies. Grade: EF+