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Lot 1

Eadgar (959-975), Penny, Circumscription Cross type, Southampton, moneyer Osvlf, +eadgar rex to bri, contraction mark after to and between r and i reverse. o.svlf mo hamtvn, wt. 1.36gms [21.0 grs]. With chip to rim and rather buckled, otherwise very fine, a unique coin with this moneyer and type (£300-500)

Unsold

Lot 2

William I (1066-1087), Penny, PAXS type, Winchester, Leofwold, LIIIOFPOLD ON PIN, 1.36 gms (N. 848; S. 1257); together with Charles I, Tower mint, Halfgroat, Gp.D, m.m. star; Aberystwyth mint, Halfgroat, m.m. book (N. 2258, 2343; S. 2818, 2901) [3]. First about very fine and toned, others fine but last with large piercing (£90-110)

Sold for £140

Lot 3

Henry III (1216-1272), Short Cross, Penny, VIIc, Canterbury, OSMVNDE; together with other hammered silver coins, mostly English, Henry III to Charles I (27) and a plated Denarius [29]. First good fine, others mostly fair, some chipped (£70-90)

Sold for £120

Lot 4

Edward I (1272-1307), Pennies (4), Berwick (2), Blunt classes IVb, IVc; Lincoln, 3c; Newcastle on Tyne, 10a (N. 1018, 1038, 1079-80; S. 1415, 1427-8) [4]. All fine and toned (£45-60)

Sold for £90

Lot 5

Edward I, Penny, Bristol, class 3f (N. 1021; S. 1416), better than very fine; together with other Pennies of Edward I-II (9), viz. Bristol (2), Bury St Edmunds, Canterbury, Durham, and London (4) [10]. Remainder mostly fine (£70-100)

Sold for £110

Lot 6

Edward I, Halfpence (2), both London, classes 3b, 3c (N. 1044-5; S. 1431-2) [2]. Both fine, but former chipped (£20-30)

Sold for £20

Lot 7

Edward I (1272-1307), Edward I, Penny, London; Henry III, Penny, Canterbury, Nicole; Scottish Penny of Alexander III and two Roman Denarii [5]. The denarii very worn, others very fine (£20-30)

Sold for £40

Lot 8

Edward III (1327-1377), Second ‘Star’ Coinage, Halfpence (2), both London, reading ANG and AN (N. 1102; S. 1540) [2]. Fine or better, one dark-toned (£20-30)

Sold for £20

Lot 9

Edward III (1327-1377), First Coinage, Farthing, London (S. 1538). Fair (£15-20)

Sold for £30

Lot 10

Richard II (1377-1399), Farthing, London, large head with very slight bust, reads RICARD, single pellet stops, small letters, Roman N, 0.28 gms (cf. Purvey series 2; cf. N. 1333b-34; cf. S. 1703). An amalgam of features not specifically covered by the standard references, fine and clear, very rare (£100-150)

Sold for £80

Lot 11

Henry VI (First reign, 1422-1461), Pinecone Mascle Issue, Groat, Calais, m.m. cross IIIa/V, 3.81 gms (N. 1461; S. 1875); together with Henry VII, Facing Bust issue, Halfgroat, Canterbury, Abp. Morton, no m.m., and Ireland, Edward I, Second Issue, Penny, Waterford (DF 64; S. 6254) [3]. Second about fine and clipped, others good fine, but first with spade mark on reverse (£50-60)

Sold for £55

Lot 12

Henry VI (First reign, 1422-1461), Leaf Trefoil Issue, Groat, London, class A, m.m. cross IIIb/V, leaf on breast, trefoil of pellets after DON, 3.74 gms (N. 1484; S. 1897). Some surface encrustation, about very fine, portrait better (£60-80)

Sold for £70

Lot 13

Edward IV (1461-1470), Heavy Coinage, Penny, Durham, class IV, m.m. cross, pellet over crown, reads ANGLI, rose in centre of reverse, CIVITAS DVNOLI, 0.79 gms (B. & W. (b); N. 1544; S. 1988). Obverse very fine with an excellent portrait, reverse fine and a little off-centre, extremely rare (£100-150)

Unsold

Lot 14

Edward VI (1547-1553), Crown, 1551 m.m. y, obverse King on horseback galloping right, reverse shield on cross (N. 1933, S. 2478). Marks on obverse and trace of mounting on edge, fine (£100-120)

Sold for £200

Lot 15

Elizabeth I (1558-1603), Crown, m.m. 1 (1601), obverse bust left holding sceptre, reverse shield on cross (N. 2012; S. 2582). Face weak/worn, fine (£150-200)

Sold for £310

Lot 16

Elizabeth I, Milled Issue, Sixpence, 1562, m.m. star, medium rose, good fine; together with other English hammered silver coins (11) [12]. Some of the latter damaged (£50-70)

Sold for £140

Lot 17

Elizabeth I (1558-1603), Halfpenny, m.m. woolpack (N.2018; S. 2581). About very fine, but with some discolouration (£25-30)

Sold for £25

Lot 18

Charles I (1625-1649), Truro, Crown, m.m. rose, obverse King on horseback left, facing half left, holding sword, reverse oval garnished shield (N. 2532; S. 3046). Small edge split, better than very fine for issue (£200-250))

Sold for £270

Lot 19

Charles I (1625-1649), Briot’s First Issue (1630-1632), Crown, m.m. flower and B/B (N.2298; S. 2852), fair; Commonwealth (1649-1660), 1653, m.m. sun (ESC. 6) [2], graffiti on reverse, good fine (£100-120)

Sold for £290

Lot 20

Commonwealth (1649-1660), Halfcrown, 1653, m.m. sun on obv. only (N. 2722; ESC. 431; SC. 005; S. 3215). A little double-struck on obverse rendering the ND in ENGLAND ligate, otherwise better than very fine and full, an attractive piece (£550-650)

Unsold

Lot 21

Oliver Cromwell, Crown, 1658, by Thomas Simon, obverse bust left with usual die flaw across drapery, reverse crowned arms (ESC 10; SC. 005). Tooling on hair and laurels, otherwise good fine (£200-250)

Sold for £520

Lot 22

Oliver Cromwell, Halfcrown, 1658, by Thomas Simon (ESC. 447; SC. 010). Extremely fine, attractive dark tone (£500-700)

Sold for £720

Lot 23

Oliver Cromwell, Shilling, 1658, by Thomas Simon (ESC. 1105; SC. 005). About extremely fine, but lightly cleaned (£300-400)

Sold for £450

Lot 24

Charles II (1660-1685), Third Hammered Issue, Halfcrown, m.m. crown (N. 2761; S. 3321; SC. 005). Fine for issue (£65-75)

Unsold

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