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CATALOGUE 

OF 

A  CHOICE  COLLECTION 

OF 

fifarlj  gi'ifelt,  Slitgla-  J&en  &  (Smjlisti 

COINS, 

IN  GOLD,  SILVER  AND  COPPER, 

THE  PROPERTY  OF 

A  GENTLEMAN, 

CONTAINING 

FINE  AND  RARE  ANGLO-SAXON  PENNIES 

Of  Berhtulf,  Eadmund,  Guthrum,  Anlaf,  Abps.  Coelnoth  and  Pleg- 
mund,  Ecgbeoriit,  Alfred,  ^Ethelstan,  &c. 

§.nb  in  tljc  ®njj(islj  juries, 

Pennies  of  William  I.  and  II,  Henry  I.  and  II;  Noble  and  Quarter 
Noble  of  the  20th  year  of  Edward  III ;  Quarter  Noble  and  Farthing 
of  Richard  II ;  Irish  Groat  and  English  Halfpenny  of  Richard  III ; 
Angel  of  Philip  and  Mary;  Pattern  Shilling  of  Elizabeth ;  Oxford 
Three  Pound  Pieces  of  Charles  I ;  and  numerous  other  important 

Pieces. 


WHICH  WILL  BE  SOLD  BY  AUCTION, 

BY  MESSRS. 

SOTHEBY,  WILKINSON  &  HODGE, 

"auctioneers  of  Hateraru  property  flStorlts  fllustratttir  of  the  JFme  ^rts, 
AT  THEIR  HOUSE,  No.  13,  WELLINGTON  STREET,  STRAND,  W.C. 
On  THURSDAY,  the  16th  day  of  APRIL,  1874, 

AT  ONE  O’CLOCK  PRECISELY. 

May  be  Viewed  Two  Days  prior,  and  Catalogues  had. 


Dkyden  Press  :  J.  Davy  and  Sons,  137,  Long  Acre. 


CONDITIONS  OF  SALE. 


I.  The  highest  bidder  to  be  the  buyer;  and  if  any  dispute  arise  be¬ 
tween  bidders,  the  lot  so  disputed  shall  be  immediately  put  up 
again  provided  the  seller  cannot  decide  the  said  dispute. 

II*  No  person  to  advance  less  than  1  s. ;  above  Five  Pounds  2s.  6d .,  and 
so  on  in  proportion. 

III.  1  he  Purchasers  to  give  in  their  names  and  places  of  abode,  and 
to  pay  down  5s.  in  the  Pound,  if  required,  in  part  of  payment  of  the 
Purchase-money;  in  default  of  which,  the  Lot  or  Lots  purchased 
to  be  immediate^  put  up  again  and  re-sold. 

IV.  The  Sale  of  any  lot  is  not  to  be  set  aside  on  account  of  any  error 
in  the  enumeration  of  the  numbers  stated,  or  errors  of  description. 

V.  The  Lots  to  be  taken  away  at  the  Buyer’s  Expense,  immediately 
after  the  Conclusion  of  the  Sale;  in  default  of  which,  Messrs. 
Soth ee y,  Wilkinson  &  Hodge,  will  not  hold  themselves 
responsible  if  lost,  stolen,  damaged  or  otherwise  destroyed, 
but  they  will  be  left  at  the  sole  risk  of  the  Purchaser.  If  at  the 
expiration  of  Two  Days  after  the  conclusion  of  the  Sale,  the 
Lots  are  not  cleared  or  paid  for,  they  will  then  be  catalogued  for 
immediate  sale,  and  the  expence,  the  same  as  if  re-sold,  will  be 
added  to  the  amount  at  which  they  were  bought.  Messrs.  S.  Leigh 
Sotheby,  W  ilkinson  &.  Hodge  will  have  the  option  of  re-selling 
the  Lots  uncleared  either  by  public  or  private  sale,  without  any 
notice  being  given  to  the  defaulter. 

VI.  Upon  failure  of  complying  with  the  above  conditions,  the  money 
required  or  deposited  in  part  of  payment  shall  be  forfeited,  and 
if  any  loss  is  sustained  in  the  re-sellmg  of  such  lots  as  are  not  cleared 
or  paid  for,  all  charges  on  such  resale  shall  be  made  good  by  the 
defaulter  at  this  sale. 


Gentlemen  who  cannot  attend  the  Sale ,  may  have  their  Commis¬ 
sions  faithfully  executed  by  their  humble  Servants , 

SOTHEBY,  WILKINSON  &  HODGE, 

Wellington  S treet. Strand. 


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Sizes  of  the  Coins.  Scale  of  Mionnet. 


CATALOGUE 

OP 

A  VALUABLE  COLLECTION 

OF 

ANGLO-SAXON  AND  ENGLISH  COINS, 

THE  PROPERTY  OF 

A  GENTLEMAN. 


EARLY  BRITISH  COINS. 


LOT 


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1  Gold.  Cruciform  Ornament,  rev.  Horse  galloping  to  right ; 

above,  a  star  with  curved  arms  terminating  in  pellets; 
in  the  field,  a  wheel,  rosette,  and  various  annulets;  fine 
and  rare ;  found  at  Wonersh  near  Guildford  1 

2  Dumnocoveros,  dymnoco[ye  mon.~\  pos.,  Horse  to  left ;  rev. 

yolisios.  on  a  double  band,  forming  part  of  the  cruci¬ 
form  ornament ;  fine ,  and  very  rare  ;  found  near  Brad¬ 
ford,  Yorks.  1 

3  Silver.  Cunobeline,  cynobelin.,  bare  Head  to  right ;  rev • 

tascio.,  Horse  galloping  to  right ;  above,  a  large  circle; 
very  rare ,  and  well  preserved  1 


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ANGLO-SAXON  COINS. 

SlLYER. 

4  Sceattoe.  Eadberht,  and  three  others,  two  with  Runic  cha¬ 

racters,  very  rare  4 

5  Bennies.  Berhtulf  King  o!  Mercia,  Ruding ,  n.  2,  +pene- 

heAh.,  Cross-crosslet,  with  Mercian  CD  at  the  extremities 
of  two  of  its  limbs,  very  fine  and  rare  1 

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mojste.,  Small  Cross,  with  pellet  in  each  angle,  extremely 
fine  and  rare  1 

7  Eadmund,  Bud.  n.  4,  beornferd.  mo.,  Small  Cross,  with 

pellet  in  each  angle,  very  fine  and  rare  1 

8  Aethelstan  (Gluthrum),  Haigh ,  rpl.  5,  n.  7,  +ed.  el.  i’K.  re. 

Small  Cross  in  centre ;  rev.  iydel  byrd.  in  two  lines, 
fine ,  and  very  rare  1 

9  Anlaf  King  of  Northumbria,  Hks.  127,  +anl.,7C,e.  cynyne. 

n.,  the  Raven;  rev.  Adelferd.  minetrtf.,  Small  Cross 
in  centre,  extremely  rare  and  fine  1 

10  Ceolnoth  A  bp.  of  Canterbury,  Hks.  145,  +eeolnod.  ar- 

ehiep  ,  full-faced  Bust ;  rev.  +bi7Cr:nred.  monet7C. 
arranged  cruciformly,  very  fine  1 

11  Plegmund  Abp.  of  Canterbury,  +plegmykd.d^r^.,  retro¬ 

grade,  Small  Cross  in  centre;  rev.  byry.  ed.  m^.  in 
two  lines,  very  fine ,  and  very  rare  1 

12  Sole  Monarchs.  Ecgbeorht,  Bud.  n.  2,  with  Head  ;  rev. 

spEENEYRD.  mo.,  and  in  centre,  eeb  <>r.  in  monogram 
(the  King’s  nam e),fine,  and  extremely  rare  1 

13  Alfred,  of  the  Mercian  type,  Hks.  172,  +!Aelbred:  rex., 

Head  to  right ;  rev.  oseeSrd.  mo[ne.  mon.']  tS.  in 
three  lines,  fine  and  very  rare  1 

14  Alfred,  +[35e.  mon. J  tered.  re.,  ornamented  Bust  to  right, 

with  diadem;  rev.  lond.  ei.  in  mouogram,,y?^e  and  very 
rare  1 

15  Alfred,  Kel.  ere.  drex.,  Small  Cross  in  centre  ;  rev.  YYL- 

ered.  +.  in  two  lines,  divided  by  three  pellets. 

Another,  elereid.  rriiee.  in  three  liues,  curiously 
transposed  ;  rev.  ebriei.  m.  ;  both  fine  and  rare  2 

16  Eadweard  the  Elder,  filleted  Head  to  right ;  rev.  Moneyer’s 

name  in  two  lines,  very  rare ,  and  unpublished  1 

17  Aethelstan,  crowned  Head  to  right;  rev.  +b7Crbe.  mo. 

nordJmc  =  Norwich,  Small  Cross  in  centre,  fine  and 
rare  1 

18  Aethelstan,  Bud.  n.  8,  crowned  Head  to  right ;  rev.  +.EDEL- 

ered.  mon.,  Small  Cross  in  centre,  very  fine  and  rare  1 

19  Aethelstan,  4,  Bud.  n.  21  and  26,  all  of  the  Chester  Mint, 

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Another,  Bud.  n.  7,  +bybn])7Cld.  m.  in  two  lines  2 

21  Eadred,  Bud.  n.  3,  crowned  Head  to  right;  rev.  +ynbein. 

monetTC.,  Small  Cross,  fine  and  rare  1 

22  Eadred,  4,  without  head,  moneyers,  “  Athelmund,” 

“  Frard,”  “  Heriger,”  and  “  Thurmod,”  all  well  pre¬ 
served  4 

23  Eadwig,  Bud.  n.  7,  rev.  ailfsie.  mone.  in  three  lines. 

Cnut,  2,  Bud.  n.  7  and  8,  York  and  London.  Eadweard 
the  Confessor,  Bud.  n.  20,  Colchester ;  all  fine  4 

24  Eadgar,  Bud.  n.  2,  crowned  Head  to  right ;  rev.  +liofstan.  ^  j +  . 

monetai.,  Small  Cross  in  centre,  with  a  smaller  one  in  ' 
the  field,  fine,  and  very  rare  1 

25  Eadgar,  Bud.  n.  17,  rev.  +eSstolf  •  B'ffFN.,  small  Cross, 

very  fine  and  extremely  rare ,  with  the  two  surnames  1 

26  Ethelred  II,  Bud.  n.  15,  +  spyBLiNL.  m-o.  deo.  =  Thetford , 

Hand  of  Providence,  without  the  Alpha  and  Omega, 
fine  and  rare  1 

27  Cnut,  cnyt.  eex.,  half-length  Figure  of  the  King,  helmeted, 

and  holding  a  sword,  to  right,  rev.  +ylbie.  &c.,  very  fine 
and  very  rare  1 

28  Eadweard  the  Confessor,  Bud.  n.  19,  helmeted  Head  to 

left,  with  sceptre,  rev.  +pvLFBir.  ox.  sleet.  =  Shaftes¬ 
bury ,  fine,  a  very  rare  type  and  mint  1 

29  Eadweard  the  Confessor,  Bud.  n.  18,  rev.  +  ^  iLod.  on. 

bedefob.  =  Bedford,  fine,  and  a  very  rare  mint  1 

30  Eadweard  the  Confessor,  Bud.  n.  31,  full-faced  Head,  ^  /o 

crowned,  rev.  +  m  igod.  on.  bedef.  =  Bedford ,  in  the 
highest  state  of  preservation  1 

31  Eadweard  the  Confessor,  Bud.  n.  26,  rev.  +pYLFpiG.  on. 

bed.  =  Bedford ,  fine  and  rare  1 

32  Eadweard  the  Confessor,  5  ;  Bud.  n.  9,  Chichester,  Hastings 

and  Steyning ;  n.  13,  Chichester  and  Hastings,  rare 
types  5 

33  Harold  II,  Bud.  n.  3,  rev.  iELFpiNE.  on.  eieei.=i  Chichester , 

very  fine  1 


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WILLIAM  1. 

34  Silver.  Penny,  Hies.  233,  +LEorpoLD.  on.  pNE.  =  Win¬ 

chester,  fine  1 

35  Penny,  Hies.  234,  +ielmer.  on.  line.  ~  Lincoln,  very 

fine  1 

36  Penny.  Hies.  243,  full-faced  Bust,  with  sword,  rev. 

+TELpoRD.  on.  giel.  nz  Ilch ester ,  a  rare  mint,  fine  1 

37  Penny.  Hies.  244,  profile  Bust  to  right,  with  sword,  rev. 

+brvnie.  on.  lvndn .  —  London,  fine  and  rare  1 

38  Penny.  Hies.  236,  Canopy,  rev.  +brihtred.  on.  oxen.  = 

liAi  /  •  Oxford,  very  fine  and  rare  1 


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39  Silver.  Penny,  Hies.  250,  Head  between  two  stars  in 

annulets,  rev.  +iELpoRD.  on.  giel.  =  Ilchester,  a  rare 
mint,  fine  1 

40  Penny,  same  type  as  before,  rev.  +LiEpiNE.  on.  snot.  - 

Nottingham,  a  rare  mint,  fine  1 


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HENRY  1. 


41  Silver.  Penny,  Hies.  262,  full-faced  Bust,  with  sceptre,  yy  ^ 
rev.  tveret.  ON.  eester.  =  Chester,  fine  and  very  rare  1 


42  Penny,  Hies.  251,  full-faced  Bust  with  annulets  at  the  sides, 
rev.  +briht[red.]  on.  eoe.  =  ILorle,  very  rare  1 


HENEY  II. 


43  Silver.  Penny,  Hies.  285,  three-quarter  faced  Bust,  with 
sceptre,  rev.  +w:y[lt]ie[r]  on.  dyn.  =  Durham ,  very 
rare,  and  a  well  spread  coin  1 


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44  Silver.  Pennies,  2,  Bud.  n.  17,  RGX.  TGRGI.,  rev.  +NIGOLG.  /  y.  [  i 
on.  lvnd.  =  London ;  Hies.  289,  rgx.  ang.,  and  on  the 
rev.  lig.  t[gr.  mon.~]  Gi’  LON.,  both  fine  and  rare  2 


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45  Pennies,  3,  Bud.  n.  18,  Hex.  iit.,  with  sceptre,  London; 
Bud.  n.  10,  R€(x.  iii.,  without  sceptre,  rio([ar  mon.^D. 
on.  rros.  —  Bristol,  rare;  another,  ioh.  on.  u[ar mon.~\ 
LQL.  —  Carlisle ,  very  rare ,  all  fine  3 

EDWARD  I  AnD  II. 

40  Silver.  Pennies,  20;  Durham  (15),  struck  by  Bps.  Beck,  / 
.  Kellow,  Beaumont,  and  of  the  following  mints,  King¬ 
ston,  Reading,  rare ,  and  Robert  de  Hadley  20 

EDWARD  III. 

ffiLitoi  ^  Cold.  Noble,  20th  year,  as  King  of  Erance  and  Lord  of  / 

Ireland,  rev.  Cross-fleury,  with  large  a  in  centre,  within 
a  double  tressure  of  eight  curves,  fine  and  rare  1 

48  Quarter  Noble,  20th  year,  Arms  within  a  double  tressure 

of  six  curves,  rev.  usual  legend,  with  large  e  within  the 
cross-fleury,  Jine  and  rare  1 

49  Noble,  after  26th  year,  as  Lord  of  Ireland  and  Aquitaine,  y 

a  brilliant  specimen  1  ' 

50  Half  Noble,  after  26th  year,  as  before,  fine  1  / 

51  Silver.  Groat,  Half  Groat,  Penny,  Halfpenny  and  Ear¬ 
thing,  rare ,  a  good  set  5 


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52  Gold.  Noble,  with  flag,  and  with  two  pellets  at  side  of  £ 

shield,  rare  and  fairly  preserved  X 

53  Quarter  Noble,  with  title  of  King  of  Erance,  and  with  a 

small  trefoil  above  the  arms,  very  rare  and  fine  1  ^ 

54  Silver.  Earthing,  struck  at  London,  extremely  rare  and  £ 

ivell  preserved  X 

HENRY  YI. 


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and  rare  ^ 

56  Light  Groat,  HJcs.  342,  London,  fine  and  very  rare  1 

57  Groats,  2,  London  and  Calais ;  Half  Groat,  London,  fine  3 


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EDWARD  IY. 

58  Cold.  Half  Rose  Noble,  m.m.  coronet,  of  the  usual  type,  ^ 

very  fine  and  rare  *  ^ 

59  Angel,  m.  m.  cinquefoil,  of  the  usual  type  X  / 


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the  Angel,  fine  and  rare  1 

61  Silver.  Heavy  Groat,  before  4th  year,  m.m.  rose,  with 

quatrefoil  at  each  side  of  neck,  rev.  usual  type,  uiyit/Cs. 
'LOwtoOto.,  fine  and  rare  1 

62  Groats,  2,  London ,  m.  m.  cross,  with  rosette  after  dqycd.  ; 

m.  m.  coronet  and  sun,  with  quatrefoil  on  breast  and  at 
each  side  of  neck,  very  fine  2 

63  Penny,  Hks.  352,  Durham ,  (UyitTTs.  DOnoLT.,  with  rose  in 

centre  of  cross,  fine  and  rare  1 

64  Groats,  2,  London,  with  rose  on  neck  ;  York,  with  u  on 

neck ;  Half  Groat,  Canterbury ,  with  a  on  breast  and  in 
centre  of  rev. ;  Pennies,  4,  some  fine  7 


R1CHAED  III. 


65  Silver.  Groat,  London ,  on.  on.  boar’s  head  on  either  side, 
fioie  and  rare  1 

6(3  Groat,  Looidon,  m.  on.  rose  and  sun  on  either  side,  fine  and 
rare  1 

67  Irish  Groat,  Lindsay ,  n.  130,  Royal  Arms,  with  name  and 

titles,  rev.  three  Crowns,  very  rare,  aoid  much  fioier  than 
usual  1 

68  Halfpenny,  eicCSrd.  &c.,  rev.  aiYiTSs.  LOnDon.,  usual 

cross,  with  pellets  in  the  angles,  extreonely  rare  and 
fairly  preserved  1 


HENRY  VII. 

69  Gold.  Angel,  on.  on.  pheon,  of  the  usual  type  1 

70  Half  Angel,  on.  on.  rose  on  obv.  and  cross-crosslet  on  rev.,  of 

the  usual  type,^ze,  rare  and  unpublished  1 

71  Silver.  Groat,  Looidon,  with  small  cross  at  each  side  of 

neck. 

Henry  VIII,  Tournay  Groat,  m.  on.  g,  crowned,  rev. 
UIYIT7CS.  TORn!Yo(Uns,,  rare,  both  fine  2 

72  Half  Groats,  Canteo'bury ,  2,  one  of  his  1st  coinage,  struck 

by  Abp.  Morton,  with  CD  in  centre  of  cross,  and  eye  of 
Providence  after  posyi.,  rare,  both  fine  2 

73  Hall  Groats,  2,  York ,  full-faced  Head,  crowned,  within  a 

double  tressure,  with  key  at  each  side  of  neck  ;  the 
other  with  Head  within  a  beaded  circle,  also  with  kevs, 

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74  Gold.  Angel,  m.  m.  castle,  of  the  usual  type,  fine  1 

75  Silver.  Shilling,  34th  year,  m.m.  annulet  enclosing  a 

pellet,  posyi.  &c.,  rose  under  crown,  at  the  sides  h.  e. 
crowned,  a  good  portrait,  rare  1 

76  Groat,  37th  year,  eedde.  cinqye.  &c.  ;  Half  Groat,  37th 

year,  m.  m.  anchor,  posyi.  &c.,  extra  rare  2 

77  Halfpennies,  3,  Tower ,  m.  m.  portcullis  ;  Canterburij ,  with 

w.TC.  at  sides  of  the  head,  for  Abp.  Wareham  ;  York, 
with  e.L.  at  sides  of  head,  for  Abp.  Lee,  all  fine  and 

rare  3 

EDWARD  VI. 

78  Gold.  Half  Sovereign,  3rd  year,  m.m.  y,  scytym.  fidei. 

&c.,  bare  Head  to  right,  rev.  same  m.  m.,  edwaed.  yi. 
&c.,  Arms  crowned,  at  the  sides  e-b,  fine  1 

79  Half  Sovereign,  6th  year,  m.m.  tun,  three-quarter  length 

Figure  of  King  to  right,  rev.  same  m.  m.,  ihs.  aytem. 
&c.  Arms  crowned,  the  interior  of  crown  frosted,  fine 
and  rare  1 

80  Crown,  6th  year,  m.  m.  tun,  type  as  before,  but  with 

scytym.  eidei.  &c.,  and  with  plain  crown,  fine  and  very 
rare  1 

81  Silver.  Crown,  1551,  m.  m.  y,fine  1 

82  Half  Crown,  1551,  m.m.  y,  plume  on  horse’s  head,  extra 

fine  and  rare  1 

83  Sixpence,  m.m.  y. 

Elizabeth,  Milled  Shilling,  small  size,  m.  m.  mullet,  fine  2 

PHILIP  and  MARY. 

84  Gold.  Angel,  m.m.  fleur-de-lis,  philip.  ^ .  maeia.  &c., 

usual  type,  with  p-m.  at  sides  of  ship’s  mast,  fine  and 

rare  1 

ELIZABETH. 

85  Gold.  Fine  Sovereign,  m.  m.  escallop,  Queen  enthroned,  at 

her  feet  a  portcullis,  rev.  same  m.m.,  Arms  in  centre  of 
a  full-blown  rose,  very  fine  1 

86  Sovereign,  m.  m.  woolpack,  Bust  crowned  to  left,  rev.  same 

m:m.,  scytym.  fidei.  &c.,  Arms  crowned,  at  the  sides 

e-e.,  very  fine  1 


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87  Milled  Half  Sovereign,  on.  on.  mullet,  of  the  usual  type,  but 

with  plain  edge,  fine  and  rare  1 

88  Crown,  on.  on.  annulet,  elizab.  &c.,  Bust  crowned  to  left, 

rev.  same  on.  on .,  Arms,  &c.  as  before,  a  very  fine  round 
piece ,  and  rare  1 

89  Angel,  on.  on.  2,  of  the  usual  type,  with  e  and  rose  at  the 

sides  of  mast,  very  fine  and  very  rare ,  being  of  her  last 
year  1 

90  Silver.  Half  Crown,  on.  on.  1,  of  the  usual  type,  unusually 

fine  1 

91  Shilling,  on.  on.  lis,  of  the  usual  type,  but  with  small  bust, 

and  a  remarkably  youthful  Portrait  of  the  Queen,  fine 
aoid  extreonely  rare  1 

92  Pattern  Shilling,  on.  on.  key,  Arms  on  a  garnished  shield, 

fine  and  very  rare  1 

93  Portcullis  Half  Crown,  on.  on.  annulet,  Elizabeth.  &c., 

Arms  crowned,  at  the  sides  e-k.  crowned,  rev.  same 
on.  on.,  posyi.  &c.,  Portcullis  crowned,  fioie  and  very 
rare  1 

94  Portcullis  Sixpence,  types  as  before,  veo'y  fioie  and  rare  1 


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95  Gold.  Unit,  3rd  year,  on.  on.  thistle,  eaciam.  eos.  &c., 

Arms  crowned,  at  the  sides  i-r.,  very  fioie  1 

96  Crown,  on.  on.  thistle,  iacobys.  kc.,  crowned  Head  to 

right,  rev.  same  on.  on.,  henricys.  &c.,  plain  square- 
topped  Shield,  crowned,  at  the  sides  of  crown  i-r.,  very 
fine  1 

97  Half  Crown,  on.  m.  rose,  i.  d.  g.  rosa.  &c.,  Bust  crowned, 

rev.  tyeatyr.  &c.a  plain  Shield  as  before,  but  dividing 
the  legend  at  the  bottom,  fine  aoid  rare  1 

98  Silver.  Half  Crown,  2nd  coinage,  on.  on.  thistle,  qyae. 

deys.  &c.,fine  aoid  rare  1 

99  Half  Crown,  2nd  coinage,  on.  on.  lis,  usual  type,  but  with  a 

crowned  rose  on  the  housings  of  horse,  fine  1 


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100  Gold.  Oxford  Three  Pound  Piece,  1643,  on.  on.  plume, 
half-length  Figure  of  King  to  left,  holding  a  Bword  and 
olive  branch,  &c.,  rev.  the  usual  Declaration  type,  very 
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101  Oxford  Three  Pound  Piece,  1644,  m.  m.  plume,  rev.  De¬ 

claration  type,  and  with  oxon.  under  the  date,  very  fine 
and  rare  1 

102  Tower  Sovereign,  m.  m.  plume,  Bust  with  ruff  to  left, 

dividing  the  legend,  rev.  florent.  &c.,  garnished  oval 
Shield  crowned,  at  the  sides  c-r.,  very  fine  1 

103  Tower  Sovereign,  m.  m.  portcullis,  Bust  with  Vandyke 

collar,  rev.  florext.  &e.,  as  before,  but  c-r.  crowned  at 
the  sides  of  shield,  fine  1 

104  Briot’s  Sovereign,  m.  m.  anemone  and  small  b.,  usual  type, 

very  fine  1 

105  Oxford  Sovereign,  m.  m.  plume  between  two  diamonds,  of 

the  usual  type,  and  1644.  ox.,  very  fine  1 

106  Oxford  Sovereign,  without  m.  m .,  with  a  smaller  bust, 

single  plume  on  rev.,  and  1646.  ox.,  very  fine  and 
rare  1 

107  Pattern  Sovereign,  m.  m.  plume,  bare-headed  Bust  of  King 

to  left,  with  love-lock,  rev.  florent.  &c.,  garnished 
Shield  of  Arms  crowned,  with  c-r.  (not  crowned)  at  the 
sides,  fine  and  very  rare  1 

108  Silver.  Oxford  Pound  Piece,  1643,  m.  m.  plume,  reading 

magisti.  britani.,  King  on  horseback,  riding  over  cannon, 
spears,  &c .,fine  and  rare  1 

109  Tower  Crown,  1st  coinage,  Hies.  472,  m.  m.  lis,  with  plume 

on  horse’s  head  and  crupper,  fine  1 

110  Tower  Crown,  Hies.  474,  m.m.  harpjj'me  1 

111  Exeter  Half  Crown,  m.  m.  rose  on  both  sides,  rev.  as 

Hies.  488,  with  an  unpublished  obv .,  fine  and  extremely 
rare  1 

112  Chester  Half  Crown,  m.  m.  gerb  horizontally  on  both 

sides,  Shield  with  lion’s  skin  garniture,  crowned,  fine 
and  very  rare  1 

113  Bristol  Half  Crown,  1644,  with  b.  r.  in  nion.  under  horse, 

and  also  under  date,  finer  than  usual  l 

114  Oxford  Half  Crown,  1643,  Hies.  49 \,fine 

Tower  Shilling,  1st  coinage,  m.m  lis,  Hies.  511, fine  2 

115  Oxford  Half  Crown,  1646.  ox.,  annulets  between  the  date, 

and  ground  under  horse  ;  Sixpence,  m.m.  anchor  and 
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oval  garnished  shield,  crowned.  Bristol  Sixpence,  HJcs. 
533,  in.  m.  b.  1646,  both  fine  2 

117  Aberystwith  Groat  and  Threepence,  m.m.  open  book; 

Exeter  Threepence,  1644,  m.  m.  rose ;  Briot’s  Half 
Groat,  with  small  b  under  bust,  all  very  fine  4 

118  Briot’s  Scotch  Shilling  and  Sixpence,  qyae.  devs.  &c., 

plain  square-topped  Shield,  crowned,  at  the  sides  c-r. 
crowned,  both  very  fine  and  rare  2 

COMMONWEALTH. 

119  Gold.  Twenty  Shilling  Piece,  1651,  very  fine  1 

120  Silver.  Half  Crown,  1653  ;  Shilling,  1651,  both  fine  2 

121  Half  Crown,  Shilling  and  Sixpence,  1660,  m.m.  anchor,; 

a  rare  and  well  preserved  set  3 

122  Pattern  Shilling,  1651,  by  Blondeau, fine  and  rare  1 

OLIVER  CROMWELL. 

123  Silver.  Crown,  1658,  a  fine  early  impression,  with  very 

little  of  the  flaw  1 

124  Half  Crown  and  Shilling,  1658,  both  very  fine  2 

125  Dutch  Crown,  1658,  fine  and  very  rare  1 


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126  Gold.  Hammered  Sovereign,  m.  m.  crown,  without  value 


or  inner  circle,  a  very  fine  piece  by  Simon  1 

127  Five-Guinea,  1682,  teicesimo.  qyaeto.,  a  brilliant  speci¬ 

men  1 

128  Two-Guinea,  1681,  very  fine  1 

129  Silver.  Hammered  Shilling,  m.  m.  crown,  without  value 

or  inner  circle,  very  fine  1 


130  Pattern  Broad,  1660,  m.  m.  a  star  of  eight  points,  lau- 

reated  and  mantled  Bust  to  right,  with  s.  for  Simon 
below,  rev.  magnalia.  dei.,  Arms  cruciformly  arranged, 
&c.,  with  grained  ed ge,fine  and  very  rare  1 

131  Crown,  1666,  with  Elephant,  regni.  xyiii.,  rare ,  and  finer 

than  usual  1 

132  Crown,  1671,  vioesimo.  tektio.,/^<?  1 


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Half  Crown,  1677,  yicesimo.  nono.  ;  Shillings,  2,  1676 
and  1684,  the  last  with  large  Head  ;  Sixpence,  1679,  all 
very  fine  4 

JAMES  II. 

Gold.  Guinea,  1685,  with  elephant  and  castle  under  bust, 

fine  and  scarce  1 

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Jh.  135  Guiuea,  1686,  extra  fine 


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Gold.  Two- Guinea,  1694,  fine  1 

Half  Guiuea,  1692,  with  elephant  and  castle,  extra  fine 
and  scarce  1 

Silver.  Crown,  1691,  tertio.  ;  Half  Crown,  1693,  qvinto., 
both  fine  2 

Copper.  Pattern  Halfpenny,  1694,  Snelling ,  pi.  7,  n.  13, 
Britannia  seated,  extremely  fine ,  and  very  rare  1 

Proof  Halfpenny,  L694,  of  different  work,  extremely  fine  1 

WILLIAM  III. 

Gold.  Two-Guiuea,  1701,  large  head,  very  fine  1 

Silver.  Crown,  1696,  octavo.,  with  straight  cuirass; 
Half  Crown,  1697,  nono.  ;  Shilling  and  Sixpence,  1696; 
Groat;  Threepence;  Twopence,  and  Penny,  a  fine  set  8 
Half  Crown.  1701,  plumes,  dEcimo-tertio.  ;  Shilling, 

1699,  plumes,  high  hair,  both  very  fine  and  scarce  2 

Half  Crown,  1697,  c.  (Chester),  nono.  ;  Shillings  (2), 

1700,  1701  both  plain  ;  Sixpences  (2),  1697,  one  with 

y.  (York)  under  bust,  all  fine  5 

ANNE. 

Gold.  Guinea,  1702, .with  rose  in  centre  of  reverse, 
rare  1 

Guinea,  1710,  very  fine  1 

Half  Guinea,  1710,  very  fine  and  scarce  1 

Silver.  Crown,  1707,  e.  sexto.  ;  Half  Crown,  1703, 
yigo.  ;  Shillings  (3),  1704  plumes,  1707  roses  and 
plumes,  1708  plain ;  Sixpences  (4),  1707  plumes,  1707 
roses  and  plumes,  1711  plain,  all  fine  9 


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149  Copper.  Farthing,  1714,  anna.  begina.,/»*  and  scarce  1 

150  Farthings  (2),  1714,  anna.  dei.  gratia.,  loth  fine  2 


GEORGE  I. 


151  Gold.  Two  Guinea,  \7\.7,fine  and  rare  1 

152  Silver.  Crown,  1726,  roses  and  plumes,  decimo.-tertio., 


fine ;  Shilling,  1720,  Sixpence,  1726,  both  with  roses 
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(r  153  Gold.  Five- Guinea,  1746,  lima,  decimo.  nono.,  very 
fine  1 

154  Guinea,  1745,  lima  ,fine  and  scarce  1 

155  Silver.  Crowns  (2),  1736,  roses  and  plumes,  nono.,  1750 

plain,  yicesimo-quarto.  ;  Shillings  (2),  1747  roses,  1750 
plain;  Sixpences  (4),  1732  roses  and  plumes,  1743 
roses,  1750,  1758  plain,  all  fine  8 

156  Crown  and  Half  Crown,  1746,  decimo-nono.  ;  Shilling, 

1745  ;  Sixpence,  1746,  all  with  lima.,  a  fine  set  4 

157  Proof  Crown,  Half  Crown,  Shilling,  and  Sixpence,  1746, 

yicesimo.,  a  fine  set  4 

(0  158  Isle  of  Man.  Derby  Penny  and  Halfpenny,  patterns ,  1723, 
Stanley  Crest,  reading  “  gesseris.”  loth  very  fine  and 
rare  2 

159  Isle  of  Man,  Derby  Halfpenny,  1733,  and  Athol  Penny, 
1758,  loth  fine  proofs  2 


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160  Gold.  Pattern  Seven-shilling  Piece,  1776,  by  Yeo,  Lion 

on  crown,  plain  edge,  very  fine  and  scarce  1 

161  Proof  Bank  of  England  Dollar,  1804 ,fine  1 

162  Proof  Shilling  and  Sixpence,  1787,  loth  fine  2 

163  Copper.  Pattern  broad-rim  Penny,  1797,  Britannia  hel- 

meted  ;  Pattern  Dollar,  1820,  yis.  unitate.  foetior.  ; 
Proof  broad-rim  Penny  and  Halfpenny,  1797,  all  fine  4 


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164  Pattern  Halfpence,  by  Droz  (5),  1788,  1790,  all  varieties, 
very  fine,  some  bronzed  5 

t 165  British  Commercial  Penny  and  Quarter  Penny,  1797 ; 

Proof  Halfpenny,  1770.  Gilt :  Pattern  Halfpence,  by 
Droz  (3),  1788,  1790,  varieties,  all  very  fine  6 

166  Proof  Penny,  Halfpenny,  and  Farthing,  1806,  gilt;  Proof 
Penny,  Halfpenny,  and  Farthing,  1805,  “  Hibernia,” 
two  sets  in  copper  and  gilt,  all  fine  9 


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167  Gold.  Two  Sovereign,  1823,  recent.  tv.,  fine 

16S  Proof  Half  Sovereign,  1825,  plain  edge,  very  fine  and  /  y 
scarce  \ 

169  Proof  Sovereign  and  Half  Sovereign,  1826,  grained  edge,  / 

very  fine  2 

170  Silver.  Proof  Half  Crowns  (2),  1821,  rose,  thistle,  and  ,/ 

shamrock,  grained  edge ;  1825,  bare  head,  plain  edge,  ^ 

both  fine  2 

WILLIAM  IV. 

171  Gold.  Pattern  Two-Sovereign,  1831,  plain  edge,  very  2/2 

fine  ^ 

172  Proof  Sovereign  and  Half  Sovereign,  1831,  plain  edges,  /  y  / 

both  very  fine  2  * 

173  Silver.  Proof  Half  Crown,  Shilling,  Sixpence,  Fourpence, 

Threepence,  Twopence,  and  Penny,  1831,  plain  edges, 
all  very  fine  y 

VICTORIA. 

171  Gold.  Proof  Sovereign  and  Half  Sovereign,  1839,  plain  /  //, 

edges,  very  fine  9  ' 

175  Proof  Sovereign,  1853,  with  grained  edge,  fine  and  scarce  1  /  £ 

176  Silver.  Proof  Gothic  Crown,  1817,  plain  edge,  very  fine  1  /  £ 

177  Proof  of  the  first  circulating  Florin,  1818,  without  “d.g  ’ 


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178  Charles  II,  Fourpence,  Threepence,  Twopence,  and  Penny, 

two  sets ;  Janies  II,  Fourpence  to  the  Penny,  all  fine  12 

179  William  III,  and  William  and  Mary,  Fourpence  to  the 

Penny,  a  set  of  each ,  all  fine  8 

180  Anne,  George  I,  and  George  II,  Fourpence  to  the  Penny, 

a  fine  set  of  each  12 

181  Various  from  Anne  to  George  IV,  Fourpences  (5);  Three¬ 

pences  (3)  ;  Twopences  (10)  ;  Pennies  (16)  34 


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