British and Scottish Coins Numismatic Books - Dix Noonan Webb

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James II, Gunmoney coinage, Shillings (10), all 1689,
July·, Augt·, Sept·, Oct:, Nov:, 9r, Dec:, 10r, Jan:, Mar (S
6581A, C, D, E, H, I, K, L, M, O) [10]. Generally about fine
£150-200
James II, Gunmoney coinage, Shillings (8), 1689 (7),
Aug·, Sepr:, Oct:, Novr:, Dec:, 10r, Jan:, 1690 June (S
6581C, D, E, H, K, L, M, 6582G) [8]. First, third and fifth
about very fine, others in varied state £150-200
James II, Gunmoney coinage, Shillings (9), all 1689,
Augt·, Oct:, OCT·, Nov:, Novr:, Dec: (2), 10r, Jan: (S 6581C,
E, H, K, L, M) [9]. Varied state £100-150
James II, Gunmoney coinage, Shillings (10), all 1689,
Oct:, OCT·, Nov: (2), Nov·, Dec: (2), 10r with die-axis 6h, Jan
(2) (S 6581E, H, K, LL, M) [10]. Varied state £120-150
James II, Gunmoney coinage, Shillings (14), all 1690
small size, apr, cinquefoil stops on obv., May (3), May·,
June (8), June on thick flan, die-axis 6h, 6.65g (S 6582B,
D, G, –) [14]. Varied state, last very rare £150-200
James II, Gunmoney coinage, Shilling, 1690 May· (S
6582D); together with a ‘slap’ token in the form of a
Shilling, countermarked GLINN [2]. First partially stained,
otherwise good very fine £50-70
George III, Bank of Ireland, Ten Pence (4), 1805, 1813 (3);
5 Pence (2), both 1805 (S 6617-19) [6]. Varied state £50-70
Free State, Sixpence, 1935 (S 6628). Practically as struck
£60-80
Slabbed in NGC holder, graded MS 63
Free State, Sixpence, 1935 (S 6628). Practically as struck
£50-70
Eire, Sixpence, 1939 (S 6636). Practically as struck
£40-60
Slabbed in NGC holder, graded MS 62
Eire, Sixpence, 1939 (S 6636). Practically as struck
£30-50
Eire, Threepence, 1939 (S 6637). Practically as struck
£80-100
Slabbed in NGC holder, graded MS 63
Eire, Threepence, 1939 (S 6637). Practically as struck
£70-90
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ANGLO-GALLIC COINS
Henry II (1154-89), Denier, Aquitaine, 0.70g/5h (E 1).
Good fine or better £60-80
Richard I (1189-99), Deniers (2), Aquitaine, 0.62g/10h (E
4), Poitou, annulet in fourth quarter, 0.69g/6h (E 8c) [2].
Fine or better, but first with some surface corrosion
£60-80
Eleanor, Denier, Aquitaine, 0.92g/5h (E 11). Good fine
£60-80
Edward I (1252-1307), after accession, Denier au Léopard,
E in first quarter of rev., 0.91g/5h (E 18). Very fine or
better £80-100
Edward III (1325-62), Esterlin, bust three-quarters left,
leopard below, rev. cross, crowns in angles, 1.32g/4h (E
56a). Very fine or better £200-250
Edward the Black Prince (1362-72), Esterlin, second
issue, mintmark unclear, 1.03g/4h (E 187ff). On an
irregular flan, otherwise nearly very fine £90-120
Henry IV, V, VI (1399-1453), Hardis d’argent (2),
1.07g/3h, 1.05g/4h (E 233) [2]. Fine to very fine £90-120
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