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Ancient, British and World Coins, Tokens and Histo... (6 February 1998)

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Lot 247

14th Century: Edward I, copper jeton, Sterling head type, 1.79gm (Berry, pl.1, 5; Fox class 10). Very fine and an excellent example (£30-40)

Sold for £35

Lot 248

17th Century: Berkshire, Newbury 52, 54; Cambridgeshire, Cambridge 78, Swavesey 183; Gloucestershire, Bristol 12 (3), 18, Tetbury 167; Hertfordshire, Baldock 16, Bishops Stortford 46; Kent, Maidstone 397; London, Billingsgate 203, Bow Street 392, Leadenhall Street 1684, Piccadilly 2240; Norfolk, Kings Lynn 65; Oxfordshire, Oxford 111; Somerset, Crewkerne 109. [19]. Mostly fair or fine (£90-120)

Sold for £150

Lot 249

17th Century: Cornwall, Helston, P. Priske, Farthing, 1668 (Mayne/Williams 5; BW. 19). Very fine (£140-160)

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Lot 250

17th Century: Cornwall, Truro, A. Crocker, Farthing, 1668 (Mayne/Williams 2; BW. 97). Very fine, rare (£160-180)

Sold for £180

Lot 251

17th Century: Essex, Colchester 143; Gloucestershire, Cheltenham 40; Hertfordshire, Bishops Stortford 50; Norfolk, Gt Yarmouth 292; Wiltshire, Bradford-on-Avon 18. [5]. Fair (£25-30)

Sold for £35

Lot 252

17th Century: Hampshire, Havant 82; together with other miscellaneous English and world tokens, checks, etc., all in base metal (96). [97]. Several fine (£70-90)

Sold for £95

Lot 253

17th Century, London: Farthings (3), Cloak Lane, NB, at the Willow Tree (BW 670); St. Katherine’s. Robert Aske (BW 2591); Wapping, Edward Fish, at the Sunn (sic) (BW 3296) [3]. First and last fair to fine, second about fine, all somewhat pitted (£20-25)

Sold for £50

Lot 254

17th Century tokens (50). Mostly poor to about fine (£100-120)

Sold for £170

Lot 255

Penryn, Volunteers, Halfpenny, 1794 (DH 4); Middlesex, National series, medalet for George III’s Visit to St Paul’s, 1789, type 2, by Milton, in silver (DH 977); together with other miscellaneous tokens, tickets, counters, model money, coin weights, etc. (20), all in base metal. [22]. St Paul’s fine but scarce in silver, others generally very fine (£70-90)

Sold for £120

Lot 256

18th Century: Cornwall, Truro, Cornish Metal Co, Halfpenny, 1791, bronzed Proof (DH 2). Brilliant and practically as struck (£40-50)

Sold for £50

Lot 257

18th Century: Cornwall, Penryn, Volunteers, G. Chapman George, Halfpenny, 1794, bronzed Proof (DH 4). Minor rim marks, otherwise brilliant and practically as struck (£50-60)

Sold for £60

Lot 258

18th Century: Co. Dublin, M. Murphy, Farthing, 1796, legend, reverse cask, DEALER IN WHISKY (DH 398). Extremely fine with much original colour, attractive (£90-120)

Sold for £130

Lot 259

19th Century: Cornwall, Scorrier House, J. Williams, mule Penny, 1812, view of the mine, reverse bust of George III, STAFFORDSHIRE PENNY TOKEN, edge centre-grained right, 18.42gm (Mayne/Williams 6; Watkin 16; D. Staffs. 24). Obverse blotchy, otherwise fine and clear, very rare (£80-100)

Sold for £100

Lot 260

19th Century: Cornwall, Gwennap, Samuel Polkinhorn, brass token for One Sack, reverse value, edge grained, struck en médaille, 25mm (Mayne/Williams –). Fine, very rare (£30-40)

Sold for £50

Lot 261

19th Century: Cornwall, Penryn, John Gray, brass token for One Sack, reverse value, edge grained, struck en médaille, 26mm (Mayne/Williams –). About very fine and very rare (£40-50)

Sold for £65

Lot 262

19th Century: Cornwall, Penzance, Bazeley, Albert Stores, brass token for a 2 Shilling Package, reverse value, edge plain, struck en médaille, 26mm (Mayne/Williams –). Good fine and very rare (£30-40)

Sold for £55

Lot 263

19th Century: Cornwall, Porthcurno, Army Mess, brass Canteen check for a Penny, reverse value, edge grained, struck en médaille, 26mm (cf. Mayne/Williams p.63). Very fine and very rare (£50-60)

Sold for £70

Lot 264

19th Century: Cornwall, Redruth, Coffee Tavern, brass token for a Pennyworth of Refreshment, reverse value, edge grained, struck en médaille, 29mm (Mayne/Williams 3; cf. Hawkins p.344). Good very fine, scarce (£25-30)

Sold for £45

Lot 265

19th Century: Cornwall, Redruth, London Hotel, brass inn token for Threepence, reverse value, edge plain, struck en médaille, 25mm (Mayne/Williams 4). Fine, very rare (£40-50)

Sold for £55

Lot 266

19th Century: Cornwall, St. Austell, Nettle & Box, brass token for One Sack, reverse value, edge plain, struck en médaille, 26mm (Mayne/Williams –). Very fine and very rare (£40-50)

Sold for £110

Lot 267

19th Century: Cornwall, Truro, uncertain issuer, copper Paid check, 1830, reverse lion, edge plain, 19mm (Mayne/Williams 1). About very fine (£15-20)

Sold for £15

Lot 268

19th Century: Co. Dublin, Dublin, J. Hilles, Halfpenny, 1813, men working at rolling mill, reverse sprig of shamrock (D. 58). Extremely fine and practically as struck, attractively patinated (£40-50)

Sold for £60

Lot 269

Love Token: George III, Carwheel Penny, 1797, engraved ‘john perry’ on the obverse and ann bennett on the reverse. Host coin good fine (£10-15)

Sold for £10

Lot 270

19th Century: Miscellaneous Farthings and Farthing-sized tokens (19), from Cambridgeshire, Durham, Surrey, Yorkshire, London, etc., all in base metal [19]. All with identifying tickets, mostly fine, some better (£40-60)

Sold for £45

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