lot |
description |
estimate |
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| 265 |
A mixed group 17th - 20th century (28) mixed grades a few in silver |
£240 - £400 |
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| 266 |
A mixed lot with Shilling 1811 NANTWICH VF, along with a group of base metal shilling sized medalets or tokens all with Queen Anne obverse with an interesting array of reverse designs, fighters with cudgels, maps and ships, Pretorian style warriors and buildings these Fair-VF |
£50 - £100 |
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| 267 |
Borough of Gateshead Boundary Token 24th May 1849 PERAMBULATION Unc and prooflike |
£25 - £50 |
|
| 268 |
Farthing Tokens (2) - Farthing 18th Century Middlesex, Social Series, undated, laureate bust right, MAY PEACE BE ESTABLISHED, reverse Irish harp surmounted by a crown, COMMERCE PROTECTED, edge plain, DH.1164, 21mm, 1.80 grammes, VF Details the obverse stained and Farthing 1780 Scotland, Lanarkshire, Glasgow, James Angus, sugar loaf with A below, JAMES ANGUS’ FARTHING around, reverse TEA SHOP above, GLASGOW below, A SHIFT 1780 in three lines at the centre, edge plain, D&H Lanarkshire 22, 21mm, 3.20 grammes, about Fine the flan flat at 3 O' Clock |
£30 - £50 |
|
| 269 |
Farthings (8) includes 17th, 18th and 19th Century Fair - GEF includes Pidcocks Exhibition in high grade |
£30 - £60 |
|
| 270 |
Halfpennies 18th Century a collection in album pages (34) mixed collectable grades some EF with traces of lustre some lacquered |
£180 - £300 |
|
| 271 |
Pennies 19th Century (13) mixed grades includes Taunton, Anglesey Halfpenny 1787 and a low grade Fantasy 1815 3 Shillings in copper |
£75 - £150 |
|
| 272 |
Silver (3) Bank Token 1s and 6d 1812 VF, One Shilling (2) Sheffield 1811 OVERSEERS OF THE POOR Arrowheads VF, York 1811 CATTLE AND BARBER VF |
£60 - £100 |
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| 273 |
Three Shillings Yorkshire Bradford 1812 Workhouse countermarked on a Three Shilling Bank Token 1812 Armoured Bust NGC VF20 BRUNK - B 1007 UNDATED COUNTERSTAMP, rare the first one we have offered since 2008 |
£250 - £350 |
|
| 825 |
Penny 1790 Macclesfield Bust of Charles Roe Cheshire D&H 3 the Bronzed Proof strike in chocolate FDC in a NGC Holder at MS 64 BN. Surprising not to see the PL designation as the NGC grade, however the American graders do have a stricter criterion for British Coins, however this example is clearly far superior the regular issue. |
£750 - £1,000 |
|
| 826 |
Penny 1796 Woodbridge Suffolk Tho. Seckford Alm Houses D&H 15 Lustrous and in a NGC Holder at MS65BN (surprising it's not got the RB designation) |
£200 - £300 |
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| 834 |
Penny 1811 Whitchurch and Dore Somerset W-15 NGC MS64 BN despite the NGC BN rider this coins has considerable subdued lustre |
£180 - £280 |
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| 835 |
Penny 1811 Richard Wallis Dudley W-725 NGC MS64BN and scarce in this high grade |
£220 - £280 |
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| 836 |
Penny 1811 Worcester City and Council House of Industry W-1240 Choice and Prooflike and graded MS64BN PL by NGC |
£200 - £280 |
|
| 837 |
Penny 1812 Birmingham Workhouse W-394 Choice and graded MS65BN so surely one of the finest extant |
£350 - £450 |
|
| 838 |
Penny 1812 Sheffield S.Hobson and Son W-975 NGC MS65BN desirable thus |
£300 - £400 |
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