Two Guineas 1735 S.3667A GF/NVF a pleasing and collectable example for the grade, a key date rarity, only the second example we have offered in 16 years, so perhaps rarer than catalogue values would suggest
Two Guineas 1738 S.3667B VF with some light contact marks, the reverse with evidence of scratches and an edge nick at 9 o'clock and a depression at 3 o'clock, suggest possibly once in a mount, viewing recommended
Two Guineas 1717 S.3627 Good Fine/Near VF, the reverse with a small scratch in the field, and some light haymarking, comes with a Royal Mint Letter from December 1973 confirming authenticity, and the first we have ever seen of this date
Guinea 1785 About Fine with some light scuffs, along with early milled Gold Ex-Jewellery or damaged Items (5) Half Guinea 1684 NVG Ex-Jewellery, Half Guinea 1701 VG with a long edge crack, Half Guinea 1802 VG/Fine, Ex-Jewellery, Third Guineas (2) 1797 Fine, creased in two places, 798 VG with an edge pinch
Two Guineas 1713 S.3569 EF desirable thus a small haymark on the Queen's shoulder hardly detracts, Queen Anne large gold is very difficult to find in this high grades but this date appears to be rare we have offered 22 Queen Anne Two Guineas in recent years but this is the first dated 1713 we have seen
Two Guineas 1684 S.3335 NVF/VF gilded, with some hairline scratches, the reverse with signs of repair in the fields below the date and on and around HIB
The Millionaires Collection a 21-coin set in gold and rhodium plated gold comprising modern fantasy strikes of iconic and rare early issues, each 22mm in diameter Alfred the Great monogrammed Penny, Elizabeth I Pound, James I Spur Royal, Commonwealth Halfcrown, Henry VIII George Noble, Cromwell Sixpence, Henry VII Sovereign, Edward VI Crown, Anne Five Guineas, Edward IIIGold Double Leopard, Henry VIII Testoon, Charles I Oxford Crown, Coenwulf Gold Penny, Richard III Nagel, William PAXS Penny, Charles II Two Guineas, George III Bank of England Dollar, Charles I Triple Unite, William and Mary Crown, George III Five Guineas, Henry VII Testoon Prooflike UNC in the presentation box of issue
Tristan da Cunha a 6-coin set 2008 in gold, 250th Anniversary of the birth of Lord Nelson comprising Five Guineas, Two Guineas, Guinea, Half Guinea, Third Guinea and Quarter Guinea Proofs all depicting Nelson and Trafalgar nFDC-FDC in the London Mint Office box of issue with certificates, the Five Guineas one of only 50 examples issued, the Two Guineas to Quarter Guineas with an issue limit each of 499 pieces
Maundy Set 1865 ESC 2476 EF to A/UNC deeply toned, the Threepence and Twopence with some thin scratches, Maundy Set 1903 EF to A/UNC with matching tone, Maundy a 3-part set 1894 Fourpence, Twopence and Penny GEF along with Maundy Odds (4) Fourpence 1868 EF, Twopences (3) 1780 NVF, 1838 NVF, 1863 GF, and Coin Weights (7) Three Pound Twelve Joseph I, NVF, Thirty Six Shillings Joseph I EF, Eighteen Shillings EF, Guinea George II VF, Quarter Guineas (2) both uniface NEF and EF, Ten Shillings and Sixpence EF silvered
Five Guineas 1701 Fine Work DECIMO TERTIO choice mint state with proof like fields, Ex Roderick Richardson and with his price ticket £75,000 "Choice Mint State" graded and encapsulated by CGS as 80 (UNC) so offered here having three companies (LCA, CGS and Richardson) concur on a mint state grade. In the 10 years since CGS has been grading coins only two other pre 1750 gold coins have an 80 grade those being a Half Guinea of 1725 and a Guinea of 1713, As for current market indicators Five Guineas in EF of George II can be seen on display at UK coin shows around the £45,000 marker and it was reported to us by the seller and an independent source corroborated that a Charles II 5 Guineas in NGC 61 sold at the March MSCF show for £78,000, the read across table compiled empirically by CGS collectors suggest that USA slabbed coins in MS61 average CGS 65 grade. Regardless of the technically grade and price this is a spectacular coin surely never to be matched for eye appeal and beauty.
Two Guineas 1688 8 over 7 S.3399 GVF with some light haymarking on the reverse, a pleasing and evenly struck piece with much eye appeal, James II Two Guineas are rare in all grades, this being only the second example and by far the finest example offered by us since 2003
Two Guineas 1726 S.3627 VF/GVF with a thin scratch in the obverse field and some contact marks on the reverse, overall a pleasing and evenly struck piece
Ten Pounds 2012 London Olympic Games Pegasus 5oz. Silver Proof FDC boxed with certificate, Ten Pounds 2012 Diamond Jubilee 5oz.Silver Proof FDC boxed with certificate, Guernsey/Jersey/GB Five Pound Crowns and Replica Guineas a 4-coin set comprising Jersey Five Pound Crown 2013 Guernsey Five Pound Crown 2013 and Replica Guineas (2) 1663 and 1813 UNC in a Westminster case with certificate, Two Pounds Britannia Silver 2013 UNC encapsulated with a first class stamp and date stamped 1st Jan 2013 boxed with certificate, Five Pound Crowns a 4-coin set 2009-2012 Countdown to the London 2012 Olympics Silver Proofs with the blue Olympic logo FDC in the box of issue with certificates, Proof Set 2013 (7 coins, Five Pound Crown to Penny) Silver Proofs FDC in the box of issue with certificate
Two Guineas 1739 Intermediate Head S.3668 VF with some contact marks below the bust, a small indentation in the rim at 12 o'clock however the coins surfaces consistent with a piece of this grade
Two Guineas 1711 S.3569 GVF with a heavy wide scratch on the crown over the Irish shield, and also a depression on the crown to the French shield suggesting possibly once in jewellery, Queen Anne Two Guineas are hard to find in any grade
Two Guineas 1714 4 over 3 S.3569 NVF with some contact marks, this the first of this date we have handled in 11 years, so perhaps under-rated by the catalogues
Two Guineas 1664 Elephant below bust S.3334 Fine/Good Fine for wear but the surfaces with the appearance of an ex-jewellery piece, the edge however shows only faint traces of a mount having been expertly removed
Two Guineas 1701 S.3457 pleasing EF with sharp almost prooflike fields, these William III Two Guineas are much harder to find than Five Guineas our extensive results database stretching back more than ten years shows we have had just 1 1701 2 Guineas before, during the same period five 1701 5 Guineas. Now lists at £12,500 in Spink in EF
Britannia 4 coin silver proof set 2009,Two Pounds 2008 Olympic Games Handover Silver Proof, Alderney £5 2010 Battle of Britain Silver Proof these cased FDC with certificates, UK £5 2008 Elizabeth I Silver Proof FDC uncased, UK £2 Britannia 2009 BU uncased, UK One Pound 2008 lightly toned FDC cased without certificate, Medal 2009 D-Day Landings 5 oz pure silver Proof in Westminster's box FDC, Royal Mint My First Coins Mint Set 2010, £5 2010 Restoration BU in the Royal Mint's presentation pack, Cupro-nickel £5 Crowns (2), £2 (2) 25p crowns (19), Ireland Pearce silver 10/- 1966, and USA Morgan Dollar 1888, 1964 Kennedy Half Dollar, Crown sized gold plated replicas Una and the Lion and VIGO 5 Guineas, and 3 hand painted coins from recent circulation
Two Guineas 1726 S.3627 Fine, Ex-jewellery (swivel mount) with an ornate edge mount attached to the top of the coin, Guinea 1787 S.3729 pierced and mounted at the top. Quarter Guinea 1762 S.3741 Fair, mounted at the top
Two Guineas 1711 S.3569 GVF with a heavy wide scratch on the crown over the Irish shield, and also a depression on the crown to the French shield suggestion possibly once in jewellery, all Queen Anne Two Guineas hard to find
Two Guineas 1675 S.3335 VF or better with very slight traces of having been in jewellery, the edges largely excellent and the surfaces with some contact marks, certainly with good overall eye appeal
Two Guineas 1711 S.3569 VF a depression above the Queen's head is a slight distraction, viewing recommended, possibly an ex-jewellery piece (bought Grantham Coins 27/12/1985 £595)
Two Guineas 1738 as S.3667B a top quality copy of correct composition as listed in the IBSCC Bulletin on Counterfeits January 1976 EF and offered here as a bullion item, or archive example for individuals or dealerships wishing to have an example for research and to aid future detection.
Two Guineas 1711 S.3569 VF or near so with traces of a mount having been skilfully removed from the rim , all Queen Anne Two Guineas hard to find, this being only the fourth we have offered since 2003 and only the second dated 1711, the previous piece described as Good Fine realised £2200 hammer price in our Auction A130 (September 2010 sale, Lot 1978)
Gold (7) Two Guineas 1739 Fair, Ex-Mount, Guineas (2) 1777, 1785 both VG ex-jewellery, Half Guineas (2) 1696 Elephant and Castle NF damaged , 1810 NVF/VF with two scratches on the obverse, Third Guinea 1808 VF ex-mount, Quarter Guinea 1718 GVF with a small hole at the top of the obverse
Half Guinea 1688 S.3404 Nearer EF than VF with some weakness on the higher points of the King's hair and correspondingly on the base of the French shield all James II Half Guineas hard to find and in our opinion under-rated in terms of rarity this borne out by the fact that we have handled only two examples since March 2003
Two Guineas 1738 some light adjustment lines obverse portrait otherwise EF
£800
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