A Collection of George III Guineas - St James's Auctions

Irish Coins288 Hiberno-Norse, Phase II-III transitional, (1015-35), imitative Aethelred II long cross type,blundered legends, hand in one quarter of reverse, of good style (S. 6129; cf.BM.62), good veryfine £600-800289 Anon, ‘three crowns’ issue (c.1485-1487), groat, shield of arms over long cross with pellet-crossends, rev. three crowns in pale over long cross (S.6415), toned, about very fine for issue £120-140290 Edward VI, very base issue shilling, MDLII (1552), mm. harp, young crowned bust r., rev. arms inoval garnished shield (S.6494), fine for issue, very rare type £800-1000291 Philip and Mary, shilling, mm. portcullis, 1555, busts face-to-face, crown above, date below, rev.crowned harp between crowned P-M (S.6500), very base silver as usual, a little weak in places but goodportraits, very fine for issue, rare £500-600292 James I, shilling, mm. martlet; sixpences, mm. bell (2), crowned bust r., rev. crowned harp (S.6515/4),good fine or better for issue (3) £100-150293 James II, Civil War Coinage, ‘gunmoney’ crowns (16), various dates (cf. S.6578), fair to fine(16) £200-250294 James II, Civil War Coinage, ‘gunmoney’ shillings (15), various dates (S.6581/2), fair to fine(15) £150-200295 James II, Civil War Coinage, ‘gunmoney’ sixpences (14), various dates (S.6583), fair to fine(14) £150-200