Halfcrown 1707 Roses and Plumes, SEXTO edge, Colon after BR, narrow colon after REG, ESC 573, Bull 1365 VG or better with some weakness in the centre of the reverse
Halfcrown 1720 Roses and Plumes, unaltered date, SEXTO edge, ESC 591, Bull 1556, Bold Fine, tooled in the obverse field, the reverse with a small scratch below the date and a thin scratch across the Irish harp. A rare type and rated R3 by Bull
Shilling 1721 1 over 0 Roses and Plumes, ESC 1172, Bull 1578, the overstrike very clear and bold, GVF with a small edge bruise by M. BR., some weakness below the 17 of the date and in the corresponding position on the obverse, minor adjustment lines on the bust, overall a pleasing grade example of this rare type. Our archive database reveals only 6 examples offered in 20 years and none since 2015
Shilling 1721 21 over 18 with Roses and Plumes in the wrong angles, ESC 1171A, Bull 1580, VG, the reverse better, rated R4 by Bull (11-20 examples believed to exist), our archive database stretching back to 2003 shows that this is only the second example we have offered
Shilling 1716 Roses and PlumesESC 163, Bull 1562 Near Fine with some long scratches on the obverse, only the fourth example we have offered in 20 years. Rated R3 by Bull, the rarity rating fully justified
Sixpence 1705 Roses and PlumesESC 1585, Bull 1450 NEF/EF with a minor adjustment mark below the date, a well struck example, surfaces golden toned, enhanced by touches of blue and magenta in the legends, 1705 dated coins occur mainly weakly struck, this an exceptional example for this year
Crown 1716 Roses and Plumes, SECVNDO edge, ESC 110, Bull 1540 GVF/NEF with some haymarking, the obverse with some light rub to the King's face. George I Crowns always keenly sought after and seldom offered in grade above Fine
Crown 1735 Roses and Plumes, OCTAVO edge, (14 harp strings, 7 hearts) ESC 120, Bull 1663, the E's in the edge legend appear as B's, NVF/About VF with some minor adjustment lines
Shilling 1708 Third Bust, Roses and PlumesESC 1149, Bull 1401 Good Fine or better with some minor adjustment lines and light haymarking, Very Rare, rated R2 by Bull
Shillings (2) 1720 Roses and PlumesESC 1167, Bull 1568, VG in an LCGS holder and graded LCGS 15, rated only 'Scarce' by Bull, we note we have only sold 4 examples of this type in 19 years, so probably rarer than catalogue values would suggest and Shilling 1720 Plain in angles , Large Lettering on reverse ESC1169 , Bull 1573 VG in LCGS slab
Halfcrown 1720 20 over 17, SEXTO edge, Roses and Plumes, ESC 590, Bull 1555 EF with some old thin scratches on the portrait are visible under magnification, however original blue/grey tone with touches of gold further enhance the eye appeal of this high grade piece
Crown 1707 Roses and Plumes, SEXTO edge, ESC 102, Bull 1343, GVF and bold, the obverse with some thin scratches and light haymarking, the reverse with some fine adjustment marks
Halfcrown 1720 20 over 17, only faint traces of the overdate are visible under the 0, Roses and PlumesESC 590, Bull 1555 NVF/VF with some light haymarking, the reverse possibly lightly cleaned at some time
Crown 1718 8 over 6 Roses and Plumes, QUINTO edge, ESC 111A, Bull 1542, VG the reverse worn in the centre, still a collectable example of this scarce issue
Halfcrown 1735 Roses and Plumes, OCTAVO edge, ESC 598, Bull 1677 Obverse GEF or better with some light adjustment lines, Reverse UNC or very near so and choice with the lightest of friction to the highest points only, the eye appeal further enhanced by a subtle underlying blue/green tone, a sharp and desirable example of the Young head type, very high grade examples such as this very seldom encountered
Halfcrown 1717 TIRTIO edge, Roses and Plumes, ESC 589, Bull 1554 NEF with attractive green and golden tone, all George I Halfcrowns becoming increasing difficult to find, with high grade examples in high demand
Halfcrown 1731 Roses and Plumes, QVINTO edge, the Q of QVINTO rotated 90 degrees clockwise, unlisted by ESC, Bull or Spink, type as ESC 595, Bull 1674 NVF with an attractive old grey tone and some light adjustment lines our archive database shows that we have only previously offered two examples of this variety
Shilling 1705 Roses and PlumesESC 1136, Bull 1393 Fine, the reverse slightly better, with colourful underlying tone, listed as Scarce by Bull, possibly under-rated by the catalogues
Shilling 1721 Roses and Plumes, 7 Harp strings, ESC 1171, Bull 1577 VG/Near Fine, with an edge nick, Rare, our auction archive stretching back to 2003 reveals that we have only previously offered two examples, both with 8 strings to the harp, Bull states that this unaltered date type is found only with 8 Harp strings, so this is the first 7 Strings/unaltered date combination we have offered, Rated only R by Bull but probably rarer than the catalogue would suggest given the number of examples seen in the last 18 years
Sixpence 1731 Roses and PlumesESC 1607, Bull 1741 UNC with good, pale lustre, in an LCGS holder and graded LCGS 80, the Finest known of 5 examples thus far recorded by the LCGS Population Report. Formerly in an NGC holder and graded MS63 the NGC ticket no longer with the coin
Halfcrown 1712 Roses and PlumesESC 582, Bull 1374, EF with grey tone over original underlying gold, in an LCGS holder and graded LCGS 70, a very high grade for the Queen Anne series, Ex-London Coins Auction A126 September 2009 Lot 1150 hammer price £650
Shilling 1714 4 over 3 Roses and PlumesESC 1161A, Bull 1413 Pleasing Fine, Very Rare rated R3 by ESC and Bull, our archive database stretching back to 2003 indicates this is only the fourth example we have offered
Halfcrown 1720 Roses and Plumes, unaltered date ESC 591, Bull 1556, EF in an LCGS holder and graded LCGS 65, the finest known of only 3 examples thus far recorded by the LCGS Population Report, very rare, especially so in this high grade, rated R3 by ESC
Shilling 1735 Roses and PlumesESC 1198, Bull 1707 in an LCGS holder and graded LCGS 75, minor cabinet friction only, and with touches of original golden toning, a high grade and very attractive example, this date particularly difficult to find above middle grade
Shilling 1736 6 over 5 Roses and PlumesESC 1199A, Bull 1710 VF, the reverse a slightly better, with some light haymarking and a small edge crack after GEORGIVS. Very Rare and rated R2 by Bull and ESC
Sixpence 1734 Roses and PlumesESC 1609, Bull 1744 VF/NVF Very Rare and rated R2 by ESC and Bull, we note that we have only offered three previous examples in 17 years
Halfcrown 1707 Roses and Plumes, SEXTO edge ESC 573, Bull 1362 About Fine/Fine with some light scattered haymarking and a light adjustment mark on the Rose below the date
Sixpence 1736 Roses and PlumesESC 1611, Bull 1747, Fine or better with an edge crack at 9 o'clock, Rare. Our research into Sixpences of this date uncovered a disproportionate amount of this date with edge cracks and splits
Sixpence 1735 5 over 4 Roses and PlumesESC 1610A, Bull 1746 rated R3 by ESC, VG or better with some weakness on the obverse in the left field, Very Rare, we have not previously offered this type, we note also that there was no example in the Bole&searchtype=1">Alfred Bole collection
Halfcrown 1731 Roses and Plumes, QVINTO edge, the Q of QVINTO rotated 90 degrees clockwise, unlisted by ESC, Bull or Spink type as ESC 595, Bull 1674 VF and attractively toned. We note one example of this type has been recorded by the LCGS Population Report
Halfcrown 1717 Roses and Plumes, TIRTIO edge, ESC 589, Bull 1554 NVF with some adjustment lines, once lightly cleaned in the past now with a pleasing tone in the fields. All George I Halfcrowns hard to find in all grades above Fine
Shilling 1727 George IIRoses and PlumesESC 1190, Bull 1695, a choice and sharply struck example, in an LCGS holder and graded LCGS 82, a stunning example and the finest of just 3 examples thus far recorded by the LCGS Population Report. This piece is markedly superior to the example formerly in the celebrated Roger Shuttlewood collection
Shilling 1721 Roses and PlumesESC 1171, Bull 1577 (8 strings to Harp) EF the obverse with some haymarking, our records indicate this is the first we have offered since 2003, whereas we have offered all the various overdates for this year, so probably rarer than the 'R' rating given by ESC, Cataloguer's Note, there is evidence of doubling to the 21 in the date but is quite different to examples of the published overdates we have studied, also Bull states the overdates have 7 or 9 harp strings and the Plain date coin has 8 harp strings, graded 65 by LCGS
Crown 1735 OCTAVO Roses and PlumesESC 120, Bull 1663 the edge with signs of old smoothing at 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock, the edge now retoned, the obverse with tooling marks and hairlines otherwise EF
Halfcrown 1706 Roses and PlumesESC 572 drapery on high point of neck weak as usual otherwise EF the reverse better and very sharp with a rich and pleasing tone Ex Lord Stewartby, a choice example of this rare type and by far the best example we have offered
Crown 1713 Roses and PlumesESC 109, Bull 1349 VF/GVF the obverse with some light hairlines and very minor adjustment lines, a boldly struck piece with much eye appeal
Shilling 1716 Roses and PlumesESC 1163 NVF with even grey toning, Very Rare, we note that this is only the third example we have offered in 16 years, the finest being a VF example offered way back in London Coins Auction A129 7/6/2010 and realised £950 hemmer price in VF
Halfcrown 1707 SEXTO edge, Roses and Plumes, Narrow colon after REG, ESC 573, Bull 1365 (mis-printed in Bull) NVF/VF with some haymarking and old grey toning on the reverse
Halfcrown 1715 Roses and PlumesESC 587, Bull 1550 NEF with some small spots, the edge lettering struck slightly low and thus appearing to be edge nicks below the bust, close examination reveals this to be part of the striking rather than a defect, a very pleasing example of the type and scarce thus
Crown 1732 Roses and PlumesESC 117, Bull 1660 NEF the obverse with some contact marks and a gentle edge bruise, the edge slightly indented at the top of the obverse, close inspection shows this to have occurred during the minting of the coin
Halfcrown 1706 Roses and PlumesESC 572, Bull 1361, Good Fine or better/About VF, with pleasing old grey tone, with much eye appeal giving the impression of being a higher grade piece
Halfcrown 1707 SEXTO, Roses and Plumes, Narrow colon after REG, ESC 573A, Bull 1265 Near VF/GVF with a small edge nick, the reverse with flashes of gold, olive and red tone in the legends, the reverse with a light adjustment mark
Crown 1736 Roses and PlumesESC 121, Bull 1664, GVF with an attractive old grey tone, two minor edge bruises, pleasing overall and with considerable eye appeal
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