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435 Diocletian, bronze follis, Sisca Mint, obverse reads:- IMP C DIOCLETIANVS P F AVG, Laureate bust, right, reverse reads:- GENIO POPVLI ROMANI, Naked Genius, standing, left, mint officina 'B' in right field, in exergue *SIS, Old Sear 3533, Ex. Capt. J.Haigh and W.A.Milne Collections [his rubbings book p.142, No.7 / 1396], Ex. Dr. H.Mayr-Harting Collection 1949, an above average specimen, well centred, no corrosion, nice fields, colour and portrait GVF £25 - £35 436 Diocletian, bronze follis, Trier Mint, obverse reads:- IMP DIOCLETIANVS P AVG, Small laureate bust, right, reverse reads:- GENIO POPVLI ROMANI, Naked Genius standing left, mint officina 'A' / star in left and right field, 'TR' in exergue, Old Sear 3533 var. Ex. Capt. J. Haigh and W.A.Milne Collections [his rubbings book p.134, No. 3 / 1367], Ex Dr. H. Mayr-Harting Collection, 1949, striking edge split above bust, just a hint of silvering, reverse a little edge deposit each side VF £25 - £35 437 Eadred, silver penny, Moneyers name in two lines Type, Spink 1113, obverse reads:- +EADRED REX, reverse reads:- GRIM:.ES MOT, this coin as J.J.North 707, reverse:- Three crosses; above and below name a rosette, given to the North West and rated scarce, the piece is slabbed hence you cannot view edge, there is a small loss of extreme edge between 9 and 10 o'clock, obverse, superb fields NEF £500 - £600 438 Edward III, gold noble, Treaty Period [1361-1369], annulet before 'Edward', Spink 1503, full, round with nice surfaces, under magnification the obverse is lightly double-struck GVF £1500 - £1800 439 Edward II, silver penny, broken spear-head to the left side of the crown, Class 11a, NVF, Elizabeth I, silver threepence, Third and Fourth Issues, mm. eglantine [1573-1578] and dated 1575, lightly scuffed but portrait visible GF and a silver shilling of James I, mm. escallop, full, round Fair/GF [3] £40 - £50 440 Edward IV Groat, quatrefoils at neck, mm. crown, toned GF, slightly wavy and chipped at 6 o'clock. £30 - £40 441 Edward IV [Second Reign, 1471-1483], silver groat of London, mm. pierced cross [1477-1480], fluers on cusps, [not above bust], no marks by bust, Spink 2098, flan probably as struck, uneven black tone but clear NVF £75 - £95 442 Edward IV, First Reign [1461-1470], silver halfpenny, London Mint, trefoils at neck, mm. not visible, Spink 2068, slightly oval flan, with weakness on legends but a sharp and neat portrait F, portrait NVF £40 - £50 443 Edward IV, First Reign [1461-1470], silver halfpenny, York Mint, trefoils at neck, mm. lis/-, Spink 2076, oval flan, slightly bent, flatness on legends but mm. very clear GF £55 - £65 24 444 Edward IV, silver? groat, Light Issue [1464-1470] wt. 1.8g. [with small edge chip], this is a strange piece, the average weight of this issue is 48grs. tjhe present piece is around 30grs. and seems struck in silver, obviously a contemporary forgery, the lettering and crown irons bbeing large and very crude, it has a clear mm. rose as Spink 2000 but the quatrefoils at neck are made up with a single punch used four times, the crown at an angle and the portrait probably engraved, obverse reads:- EDWARD D[I GR] REX AnGLS [FR]AnC, reverse reads:- POSVI / DE[V]M A / DIVTO / E MEV, inside reads:- CIVI / [T]AS / LOn / COn [the 'D' in London looks a 'C' but is possibly a 'D' backwards, all visible stops are double saltire, possibly a detector find as has very light scuff across reverse, interesting, clear GF £40 - £60 445 Edward I, silver penny of London, Class 3a, Spink 1387, light marks but full and round GF together with a silver halfgroat of Henry VI, First Reign [1422-1461] of the Rosette-Mascle Issue [1430-1431], Calais Mint, Spink 1862, flan probably full, well centred but red gloss paint effected [which could be removed] GF [2] £20 - £30 446 Edward I, silver penny, Canterbury Mint, obverse reads:- +EDWAR R ANGL DNS hYB, Class 10, reverse 'S' in CIVITAS seems punched into the die backwards? VF/NVF £25 - £35 447 Edward the Confessor, silver penny, Hammer Cross Issue, Spink 1182, large fragment with cracks, obverse reads:- +E[ ]D RE, reverse reads:- +ODBOR[N? ]EOF ['D' with thorn], York Mint, moneyer Othbern, reverse, annulet in lower right quarter, rough surfaces, uneven tone NF £50 - £60 448 Edward the Elder, silver penny, Small Cross / Two Line Type [this the variety with trefoil at top and bottom of the reverse], obverse reads:- +EADV VEARD REX, reverse reads:- AEDERED M-O [first 'D' with thorn], from a southern mint by the moneyer Aethered, Spink 1087, a piece missing from extreme edge and lightly crinkled but full, round, well centred VF £520 - £560 449 Edward VI, silver shilling, Second Period, [Jan.1549- Apr.1550], mm. swan obverse reads:- Edward VI and ends MDL, reverse reads TIMOR, looks to be Bust 5, Spink 2466, scuff across eye into field and other light marks and weakness on legends but a clear type and a lot of the bust struck up GF £150 - £175 450 Edwardian silver pennies not classed but the mints of Bury St. Edmunds, Canterbury x 5, London x 3 and lastly a piece of Durham or York, 2 are cracked but average F [10] £65 - £85 451 Elizabeth I Sixpence 1562 milled issue S2596 GF/ Fine nice portrait £120 - £140 452 Elizabeth I silver shiling, Sixth Issue [1582-1600] mm. tun [1592-1595], Spink 2577, full, round, weak on bust, this Fair rest of coin GF £75 - £120
453 Elizabeth I, silver groat, Second Issue [1560-1561] mm. cross-crosslet, Spink 2556, full, round, holed at top obverse, lightly rust effected but clear F, together with a ditto but a sixpence of the Fifth Issue [1578-1582] mm. Latin Cross [1580-1581] and dated 1580, full, round, griffiti at left each side F [2] £30 - £40 454 Elizabeth I, silver penny mm. not clear but possibly cross crosslet, no rose, no date, Spink 2558, full, round, short crack F together with a silver threepence, with rose and date [1573] mm. acorn, Spink 2565, Fair/GF [2] £30 - £40 455 Elizabeth I, silver penny, Fifth Issue [1578-1582] mm. Latin Cross [1580-1581], Spink 2575, full, round, reverse slightly off centre GF with a ditto but a silver threepence mm. Greek Cross [1578-1579] and dated 1579, Spink 2573, NF and a ditto but Third and Fourth Issues [1561-1577] mm. eglantine [[1573-1578] and dated 1575, Spink 2566, a nice little coin GF/NVF [3] £40 - £60 456 Elizabeth I, silver shilling, Seventh Issue [1601-1602] mm. 1, Bust 6B, full, round, reverse slightly off centre, very light marks, mostly on the obverse but portrait clear, centre of reverse well struck up GF £150 - £175 457 Elizabeth I, silver shilling, Sixth Issue [1582-1600] mm. A [1582-1584], Spink 2577, full, round Fair/F together with a curious laminated forgery of a Charles I halfcrown, the King and horse of very quaint style, reverse a full round shield again of spidery style, the piece probably produced to look clipped, interesting Fair/F [2] £25 - £35 458 Elizabeth I, silver sixpence, Third and fourth Issues [1561- 1577] mm. coronet [1567-1570] and dated 1568, Intermediate bust 4B, Spink 2562, full, round, well centred, slightly rough surfaces, portrait visible GF £30 - £50 459 Elizabeth I, silver sixpence, Third and Fourth Issues [1561- 1577], mm. coronet [1567-1570] the date looks to be an over date on the last diget, Spink 2562, full, large flan, much of portrait visible, small mark before bust otherwise with nice fields, weakness here and there NVF £90 - £120 460 English Hammered Minors (2): Edward III Halfpenny 3rd Coinage 1344-51 London Mint S.1559 Withers 12 (ix) Fine, and Edward I Farthing unidentified Fine. £30 - £35 461 English Hammered (2): Edward I Penny Class 10b, EDWAR legend, S.1409B, GF scratched, and Charles I Twopence off-centre Fine. £25 - £30 462 English Hammered (2): Edward I Penny London Mint toned GF, and another Edward I Penny unidentified Fine. £25 - £30 463 English Hammered (4): Henry III Long Cross Penny Class IIb Oxford, Willem, S.1363 cracked GF, Henry III Long Cross Penny Class Vb2 Bury St Edmunds, Randulf, S.1368 Fine, Edward I Halfpenny Class 3b, S.1431 nVF tiny edge chip, and Edward II Halfpenny Class 10-11, S.1472 Fine. £50 - £60 25 464 Galba, 3rd. April - 68A.D. to 15th. Jan. 69A.D., brass dupondius, Rome Mint Oct. 68A.D., obverse reads:- SER GALBA IMP CAESAR AVG N TR P, Laureate bust right, reverse reads:- LIBERTAS PVBLICA S C Libertas standing left, holding pilus and sceptre, Sear 2127, bold portrait exhibiting the famous nose and features NVF/F £100 - £130 465 Gnaeus Pompey Junior [Elder son of Pompey the Great, executed 45 B.C.], silver denarius, Corduba Mint 46-45 B.C., obverse:- Helmeted head of Roma, reverse:- Pompeian soldier standing right looking inward to the left on prow of galley, Hispania standing left, looking inward to the right, presenting palm-branch to the soldier, Sear 1384, well centred and a difficult Roman deity to find GF £90 - £120 466 Halfcrown Edward VI Walking Horse with plume S.2479 Good Fine with a flan flaw after FRA £750 - £800 467 Henry III, silver penny, Long Voided Cross Type, NICOLE ON LVND, with sceptre and neck lines, single band to crown, Class Vg., Spink 1373, full, round, reverse slightly of centre, possibly extra very fine lines in hair VF, together with a Charles I, silver halfcrown mm. tun [1636-1638], scarf flying from King's waist Spink 2773, plugged at top of obverse, polished NF/F [2] £30 - £50 468 Henry II, silver penny, Short Cross Issue, Class 1b, curls 2 / 5, stop before REX, obverse reads:- hENRICVS.R EX, reverse reads:- +RAVL.ON.LVND, London Mint, moneyer Ravl, full, round, nice portrait GF £50 - £60 469 Henry VIII gold Half Sovereign, Third Coinage 1544-7, Southwark Mint, mm. S, wt. 5.47g, S.2297, North 1828, aVF, unbent from a very light crease. £1500 - £1750 470 Henry VIII gold Halfcrown, Posthumous Coinage 1547-51, mm. pellet in annulet (56), S.2399A, North 1899, aVF £850 - £1000 471 Henry VIII groat, 2nd Coinage 1526-44, mm. arrow, Laker Bust D, S.2337E, toned GF-nVF, slightly bent, a little edge loss 5 o'clock. £70 - £80 472 Henry VIII groat, 2nd Coinage 1526-44, mm. lis/rose mule, Laker Bust D, S.2337E, VF £130 - £140 473 Henry VIII groat, posthumous 1547-1551, York Mint, S.2409, Fine. £50 - £60
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Page 22 and 23: 407 Byzantine silver histamenon nom
Page 26 and 27: 474 Henry VIII Groat, Posthumous Co
Page 28 and 29: 506 Justinian I, gold solidus, Cons
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