Crown 1677 7 over 6, normally spaced 77, ESC 53, Bull 399, NVF/VF with some surface marks. Only a trace of the overdate is visible, with the lower left arc of the underlying 6 visible. (See London Coins Auction A174 Lot 1470 for comparison, and confirmation of the position of the underlying figure)
Halfcrown 1677 VICESIMO NONO edge, ESC 479, Bull 475, Good Fine, the reverse with some adjustment lines, and a subtle gold tone with touches of blue, very pleasing for the grade with much eye appeal
Halfcrown 1677 VICESIMO NONO edge, ESC 479, Bull 475,EF or near so with touches of gold, blue and green tone, a well struck and most pleasing example of the Fourth Bust portrait, light scattered haymarking barely detracts, all Charles II Halfcrown rare and desirable in all grades VF and above
Crowns (2) 1662 Rose below bust, edge undated, ESC 15, Bull 339 Fine with JB 1796 engraved in the obverse fields, 1677 VG with IHA countermarked on the obverse
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 1677 VICESIMO NONO edge, I over lower I in DEI, ESC 478, Bull 471, GVF, a little weak on the lower part of the 77 of the date, an excellent example of the Fourth Bust portrait, light scattered haymarking barely detracts
Crown 1677 7 over 6 with closely spaced 77, the underlying 6 therefore more to the right of the final 7. No 'Boar's Head' flaw, VICESIMO NONO edge. Inspection of our auction archive reveals all previous examples of this overdate, and indeed the unaltered date coins, have been normally spaced 77 type, thus proving more than one die was altered to facilitate the striking of this type. VG or better, Rare
Halfcrown 1677 ESC 479 EF but with an X scratched into the obverse field, and adjustment lines around the date in a LCGS yellow ticket holder "Scratched EF"
Crown 1677 7 over 6 with 'Boars Head' flaw ESC 54 VF, slabbed and graded CGS 45, cross-graded ICCS VF30, the finest of 2 examples thus far recorded by the CGS Population Report
Crowns (2) 1662 Rose Below edge undatedESC 15A Fine with a mount skilfully removed from the edge, 1677 Third Bust VICESIMO NONO ESC 52 About Fine with a scratch in the obverse field
Crown 1676 with a raised flaw in the obverse field below the I of DEI not dissimilar in shape to the 'Boars Head' variety of 1677, unusual and unlisted by ESC as such for this date, VG with some scratches in the obverse field
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