Guinea 1670 Third Bust S.3342 VF with signs of repair on BR.FR, and correspondingly on DEI on the obverse, and with some scratches below HIB. We note Spink now lists this type at £3250 in VF
Guinea 1715 Third Bust, No hair below truncation S.3630 the obverse with some thin scratches Good Fine, the reverse a little weak in the centre, overall pleasing for the grade
Third Guinea 1810 Second Laureate Head S.3740 A/UNC and lustrous, a most attractive example, the obverse well struck showing good detail on the King's hair, in an LCGS holder and graded LCGS 75
Third Guinea 1803 First Laureate Head S.3739 the O of DEFENSOR and the 0 in the date not joined at the lower left, EF and lustrous, well struck on both sides, this unusual in the Third Guinea series, a most desirable piece with considerable eye appeal
Gibraltar - The Great Recoinage of 1816 200th AnniversaryGuinea Collection a 6-coin set of Proof issues in Gold comprising Five Guineas 2016, Two Guineas 2016, Guinea 2016, Half Guinea 2016, Third Guinea 2016 and Quarter Guinea 2016 all struck in 22 carat Gold, total weight 75.9 grammes. FDC in the London Mint Office box of issue with all certificates and booklet, number 14 of only 99 sets issued
Half Guinea 1801 Sixth Laureate Head S.3736 NEF with some light hairlines, nevertheless lustrous and a most pleasing example of the short-lived third bust type, spanning only a 3-year period
Guinea 1788 S.3729 NVF ex-mount and repaired at the top of the obverse, the third I of III re-cut, also the B and ET re-cut at the corresponding point on the reverse
World (28) mostly about UNC - UNC including a Provincial issue The Bradford Banking Company 5 Pounds Cut-cancelled with bottom third of note cut away (Outing 247c) number D9737. Scotland (22) comprising Clydesdale Bank Limited (10) including 1 Pounds Pick 204c, Pick 211b (2) and Pick 211d. 5 Pounds Pick 218a. 10 Pounds (4) including Pick 219a, Pick 226a very FIRST series for type A/AA 494680 along with a consecutive trio Pick 226f series CG/5 824028 - CG/5 824030. Bank of Scotland (12) including 5 Pounds (4) Pick 112f, Pick 116b, Pick 119a and Pick 119c. 10 Pounds (8) including Pick 113b, Pick 113c (2), Pick 113d, Pick 117a (2), Pick 120a and Pick 125b. Jersey World War II German Occupation 6 PencePick 1a (BY JE1) serial number JN 580645, trimmed. Charles Darwin Commemorative Coin & Banknote Cover Limited Edition of 500 including a 10 Pounds LowtherB390 FIRST RUN series AA01 999642 along with a Sierra Leone Charles Darwin Commemorative Copper-nickel 1 Dollar Coin 1999. Australia Banknote Vignette The unissued Five Shilling Note of 1946 1989 UNC as issued serial 4635/20000. Museum on the Mound limited edition presentation folder of British Linen Company 1 Guinea 1819 modern pull pencilled 69/100. Cumberland & Carlisle Bank £5 contemporary pull printed on card dated 180x, a Thomas Berwick engraving, (Outing 435a for type)
Guinea 1668 Third Laureate Bust S.3342 NVF with some light haymarks, our archive database, stretching back to March 2003 shows that this is the first example we have offered
Half Guinea 1804 S.3737 GF/NVF lightly cleaned, Ex-Reeves Auction 3/2/1978 Lot 1688, Third Guinea 1804 S.3740 Near Fine, Ex-Jewellery and with light graffiti
Third Guineas (2) 1802 S.3740 About Fine with some thin scratches on the obverse, 1806 S.3740 About Fine/Fine, lightly creased with some minor haymarks
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
Third Guinea 1806 as S.3740 with an interesting countermark on the obverse of a running horse with small figure 5 on it's side and a faint S above, the countermark in an irregularly-shaped almost heart-shaped area, previously unseen by us, countermarked gold pieces very rarely encountered in any coinage, an interesting piece, host coin Near Fine, countermark Good Fine. Cataloguers Note: The circulating Crown-sized coins of the earlier period were valued at 4 Shillings and 9 Pence, rising to 5 Shillings in 1804 with the striking of the Bank of England Dollars
Third Guineas (2) The King George III Third Guinea Portrait Set 1803 S.3739 Good Fine/Fine and 1810 S.3740 NEF and lustrous. In a London Mint Office box with certificate
Guinea 1683 S.3344 VF or near so with some adjustment lines and a couple of small edge nicks, only the third example we have offered of this date since 2003
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
Third Guinea 1808 VG Ex-Jewellery as part of a group of GB a collection in an album (86) mostly 20th century with some pre-1947 Florins to SilverThreepences, along with an additional group of 19th and 20th Century material Halfcrowns to Farthings includes silver items in bags, Silver Threepences (53) Victoria to George VI in mixed grades, Five Pound Crowns (31) 1997-2005 EF to UNC, Crowns 1972 (2), 1977 (5), 1981 (4) EF to UNC some in Westminster sleeves, Royal Mint Year Set 1983 UNC and a handful of World paper money, and a bag of small denomination Euro coinage, and a bag of Pre-DecimalPennies (approximately 1.8 Kilos) in mixed circulated grades (total weight approximately 9 Kilos)
Guinea 1798 VG, Ex-Jewellery, Half Guinea 1777 Near Fine/Fine heavily scuffed, Third Guinea 1798 Fine but scuffed and bent, USA 2 1/2 Dollars 1911 Fine Ex-Jewellery
Third Guinea 1799 S.3738 Fine with some surface scuffs, the key date in the series, Half Guineas (2) 1758 S.3685 VG/NF for wear with some heavier scuffs and edge knocks, possibly ex-mount, 1793 S.3735 VG/NF with some heavy scuffs, possibly ex-mount
Third Guinea 1776 Pattern by Yeo, Laureate Bust right obverse with legend GEORGIVS.III.DEI.GRATIA, reverse with crowned lion standing on a crown MAG.BRI.FR.ET.HIB.REX plain edge, choice and proof nFDC and graded PR63CAM by PCGS, Ex Terner, Rasmussen and Wilson 137 (r 3) Extremely rare, certainly the first we have seen
Half Guinea 1746 Intermediate head with GEORGIVS legend S.3683A GF/NVF, a scarcer one-year type, somewhat under-rated by the catalogues, indeed our archive database shows this is only the third example we have offered and by far the finest
Tristan da CunhaGold (2) Trafalgar Guinea 2008 8.4 grammes of 22 carat gold, BU in the box of issue with certificate, Trafalgar Third Guinea 2008 2.8 grammes of 22 carat gold BU in the box of issue with certificate
Sovereign 1911, Half Sovereign 1912, Third Guinea 1804 these average VF as part of a small general lot including paper money, cupro-crowns, IOM silver set (cased damaged) and a plate with an inlaid coin (lot)
Tristan da CunhaTrafalgar Set 2008 a 4-coin set in 22 carat gold and with a total weight of 17.5 grammes, comprising Guinea, Half Guinea, Third Guinea and Quarter Guinea Prooflike UNC in the box of issue with certificates
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