The numismatic chronicle and journal of the Royal Numismatic Society

MISCELLANEA. 171
1 19s. respectively. A penny of Henry I., having full face
with annulets, and rev. + LIFPORD . ON . SVDE, Southwark,
5 10s. a ; pattern groat of Edward I., with rev. CIVI .
LONDONIA (Hks. 290), 5 10s. Nobles of Edward III., all
in fine condition, 3 Is. to 4 6s. ; that of the twenty-seventh
but with small Us at head of lion in
year of the usual type,
second curve of tressure, selling for the higher price. Nobles
of Richard II., with and without flag, and with AQT, 3 13s.
to 4 ; the half noble of same monarch, without flag, 4 6s. ;
and quarter nobles, with and without French title, 2 2s. each.
A noble of Henry IV., after thirteenth year, without flag, with
trefoil over ship and above head of lion in last curve of tressure
(Rud. pi. xi. n. 6), 14 6s. and like coins of ; Henry VI., but
varying in type, 2 9s. to 3 lls. a ; Rose noble of Edward IV.
of the usual type (Rud. pi. iii. n.
4), 3 10s. an ; angel of
Edward V., m.m. rose and sun conjoined of the usual type,
St. Michael slaying the dragon, 9 15s. and a similar coin of
;
Richard III., with m.m. rose and sun on both sides, 7 12s. 6d.
Of Henry VII. a shilling, with m.m. lis, fjanRIdVS+DI'GRTV,
&c., profile head, and rev. POSVI, &c., and small lis in each
angle of cross (Rud. pi. vi. n. 18), 12 the ; " Septim " groat,
with tyffnRId' SffPTim'DI'GRTC. &c., profile head to r. and
rev. m.m. lis, POSVI, &c. (Hks. 384), a very rare coin, 12 ;
a sovereign or double rial with king seated under a canopy, the
field ornamented with fleurs-de-lis, m.m. lis, and rev. royal
arms in centre of expanded rose within a double tressure of ten
curves, with stars in the outer angles, m.m. dragon (Rud.
pi. iv. n. 4), 26. (This coin was from the Dimsdale, Thomas,
and Wigan cabinets.) Of Henry VIII., a sovereign, eighteenth
year, with king seated on throne, holding sceptre and orb, at his
feet, portcullis, m.m. lis, and rev. royal arms in centre of rose,
same m.m. (Rud. pi.
v. n.
2), 10 15s. a similar ; piece with
king seated, ty&nRICC + 8 + &c -> ni.m. lis, and rev. royal arms
supported by lion and dragon, below H. R. on tablet (Rud.
pi. vi. n. 13 1),
13s. and a ; " George Noble," ship with rose
on mast, at the sides I] K, and rev. T7VLI*, &c., St. George
on horseback slaying the dragon (Rud. pi. v. n. 8), 25 10s.
(from the Dimsdale, Thomas and Wigan Cabinets). Crowns in
gold of the same monarch realised sums varying from 1 9s. to
3 4s. Of Edward VI. a sovereign, third year, with m.m. Y
on both sides, king seated holding long sword and orb,
EDWARD VI., &c., and rev. arms supported by lion and
dragon (Rud. pi. vii. n. 2), 12 ; and a similar coin of the sixth
year, m.m. y. on both sides, three-quarter length figure of the
king in armour (Rud. pi. viii. n. 6), 9 15s. A silver penny of
Mary with bust to 1., rev. CIVITAS LONDON, and arms (Rud.