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Book. Spink - Coins of England. Current 2009 Edition.
Hardback, 570 pages packed with information & prices. New condition. |
$90 |
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Charles II. 1660-1685 period. |
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ENGLAND. Charles II
1660-1685. Pattern silver Farthing. Dated 1665. Peck 407. Usual wear, old grey
tone, Fine and scarce. |
$250 |
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ENGLAND - Charles II, 1671. Silver Crown. S 3358. Dark,
attractive
antique tone, usual wear to the centre of the obverse and date that is common to this
series of very early machine made coinage. Grades VG/Fine. |
$375
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ENGLAND -
Charles II. 1660-1685. Silver Crown (38mm,
29.46 g). Dated 1671. Third laureate and draped bust right / Crowned
cruciform arms of England, Scotland, France and Ireland; inter-linked Cs in
angles. Edge: DECVS • ET • TVTAMEN ANNO • REGNI •VICESIMO • TERTIO. ESC 43; Seaby
3358. Fine. |
$495 |
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ENGLAND. CHARLES II, second
bust, silver shilling, 1672
(S.3375, ESC 1036). Grey tone, Fine and scarce. |
$250 |
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ENGLAND. Charles II. 1674 Farthing.
S 3394. Fine and scarce. |
$85 |
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ENGLAND. 1679 Charles II Silver Maundy 4d. S 3384.
Some striking flaws and adjustment marks, F/gF. |
$50 |
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James II. 1685-1688 period. |
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James II. 1685 Silver Shilling. S
3410. Way above average, very pretty and scarce this nice, gVF/VF. |
$1500 |
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ENGLAND. James II 1685
Half Crown. Primo edge inscription.
Slight reverse double strike, Seaby 3408. Overall, near Fine and scarce. |
$325 |
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ENGLAND - James II. 1685-1688. Silver
Maundy Set. Dated 1686. 1d, 2d, 3d,
4d. Laureate head left / Crowned mark of value in Roman
numerals. Seaby 3418. Good VF, toned, rare. |
$750 |
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ENGLAND. James II 1687 Silver Crown.
S 3407. Lovely gold and grey toning, usual
contacts and areas of flat strike, overall EF & very rare in this condition. |
$2950 |
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ENGLAND. James II.
1685-1688.
Silver
Halfcrown
(14.67 g).
Dated 1688. Second laureate and draped bust left /
Crowned cruciform arms of England, Scotland, France
and Ireland. QVARTO on edge. ESC
502; SCBC 3409. Near VF, gold and grey toning.
Ex
Davissons, 8 (10
April 1997), lot 377 |
$895 |
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IRELAND. James II. May 1689
Gun Money Half Crown. S 65790. Worn grade, but with a clear portrait, G.
Gun Money was made from scrap
metal and cannon by
James II whilst in exile in
Ireland in 1689-1690. Was to be redeemed for silver when James re-took the
throne of England. Alas for the holders of this coinage, that never happened.
Although hand-made it is included in the machine made section here for
the sake of continuity. |
$35 |
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IRELAND. James II. OCT
1689. Gun Money half Crown. 30mm. S 6579E. Attractive portrait and colour,
Fine. |
$165 |
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IRELAND.
James II. 1690 Gun Money crown. 31mm
diameter. Reverse shows King on Horseback. Usual crude condition, old colour, VG/Fine. Such a historically interesting coinage. |
$195 |
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IRELAND.
James II. 1690 Gun Money crown.
31mm diameter.
Reverse shows King on Horseback. Fine & scarce. |
$200 |
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IRELAND.
James II. 1690 Gun Money crown.
33mm diameter.
Reverse shows King on Horseback. NICE! Virtually as struck and scarce this grade.. |
$450 |
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William & Mary. 1689-1694 period. |
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ENGLAND. Mary. 1689-1694. AE
Pattern farthing or medalet, 23mm. Rx: rose. Near VF and very scarce. |
$225 |
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ENGLAND. William & Mary
1689-1694. AE
Pattern farthing or medalet. 23mm. Obv & rev busts of William and Mary. VF and very scarce. |
$250 |
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ENGLAND. William & Mary. 1689
silver Half Crown. S 3435. Deep violet
tone, attractive, a bit better in reality than the photo may suggest, VF and scarce. |
$795 |
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ENGLAND. 1694 William &
Mary Halfpenny. S3452. Clear portrait, usual
circulated grade. gVG/G. |
$50 |
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ENGLAND. 1694 William &
Mary Halfpenny. Visible portrait,
lower
circulated grade, G. Seaby 3452. Scarce. |
$35 |
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ENGLAND. William and Mary One Guinea coin weight.
24mm, in brass, Fine, scarce. |
$125 |
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William III. 1695-1702 period. |
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ENGLAND.
William III. 1695,
silver crown. 29.66 grams, 40mm
diameter. Seaby 3470. Septimo edge inscription. Better than average, toned, VF. |
$650 |
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ENGLAND.
William III. 1695,
silver crown. 29.48 grams, 40mm diameter. Seaby
3470. Octavo edge inscription. Better than average, toned, VF. |
$495 |
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ENGLAND.
William III. 1696,
silver crown. 29.5 grams, 40mm
diameter. Seaby 3470. Octavo edge inscription. Excellent original metal and
colour, old scratch, large flan, Fine. |
$225 |
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ENGLAND. William III
1696 silver crown. 29.6 grams, 40mm. S
3470. Old grey tone, VG, affordable
example. |
$175 |
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ENGLAND. William III 1696
Silver Sixpence. Seaby 3520. Toned, aVF. |
$95 |
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ENGLAND. 1696 William & Mary Halfpenny.
Lower grade, still with visible portrait, G. |
$30 |
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ENGLAND. William and Mary One Guinea coin weight.
24mm, in brass, Fine, scarce. |
$125 |
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ENGLAND.
William III. 1696, silver shilling, 5.8 grams, 25mm
diameter. Seaby 3497. Toned, Fine. |
$135 |
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ENGLAND. William III. 1697. Halfpenny.
29mm. Seaby 3554. Near Fine. |
$50 |
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ENGLAND. William III. 1697. silver shilling, 5.8 grams, 25mm
diameter. Seaby 3497. Toned, VF/aVF. |
$195 |
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ENGLAND. William III. 1697. silver sixpence, 2.9 grams, 20mm
diameter. Seaby 3531. Toned, VF, usual contacts, etc, overall a very pretty coin. |
$165 |
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ENGLAND. William III. 1697 silver sixpence. 2.9
grams, 20mm diameter. Seaby 3531. Deeply toned, VF. |
$150 |
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ENGLAND. William III.
1698 Silver Half Crown. Decimo, S 3494. Usual weakness to date, attractively
toned, VF. |
$650 |
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William III
(1689-1702) Guinea weight. In brass, approx 25mm. Fine & unusual. |
$65 |
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ENGLAND.
William III 1689-1702
Guinea coin weight in
brass.
Showing William's portrait and makes an interesting addition to a coin
collection. VF & scarce this grade. |
$100 |
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Anne. 1702-1714 period. |
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GB. Anne 1702-1714.
Silver Half Crown, 1707 E. Sexto. S 3605. Old tone,
gF. |
$250 |
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GB Anne. 1702-1714 Silver Crown (38mm,
29.94 g). Second bust. Edinburgh mint. Dated 1707 E SEXTO. Draped bust left /
Crowned cruciform shields. ESC 103; SCBC 3600. Good Fine, toned. Ex Davissons
March 2002, lot 252. |
$695 |
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GB Anne. 1702-1714 Silver Crown (38mm,
29.9 g). Second bust. Edinburgh mint. Dated 1707 E SEXTO. Draped bust left /
Crowned cruciform shields. ESC 103; SCBC 3600. Attractive coin, gVF. |
$1500 |
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GB. Anne 1702-1714.
Silver Crown, 1708 E.
S 3600. Old tone, near Fine. |
$295 |
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GB. Anne. Silver
Shilling, 1711. S
3610. VG. |
$75
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GB. Anne. Silver
Shilling, 1711. S
3610. Old grey tone, an attractive coin, VF. |
$185
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GB,
Anne, silver shilling,
1711,
S 3610. Nice sharp strike with old
tone, gVF. |
$295
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George I. 1714-1727 period. |
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GB. George I. 1715 Half Crown.
S3642. SECVNDO edge. Old tone, F/gF, scarce. |
$795 |
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GB. George I 1716
Crown. S3639. Pleasing antique tone, near Very Fine and rare. |
$1795 |
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GB, 1717 George I
Halfpenny. S 3659. Fine with old colour, usual
rubbing to high points. |
$75 |
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GB, 1717 George I
Halfpenny. S 3659. Worn but clear,
VG, nice obverse, reverse with some marks. |
$35 |
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GB, 1718 George I
Halfpenny. S 3659. R over B variety. Much
above average, with pretty, glossy colour and iridescent reverse tone, VF for
type. |
$165 |
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VG - $50
VF - $175
gVF - $295
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GB, GEORGE I, 1723.
Silver shilling.
Seaby 3647.
South Sea Company (SSC)
Antique tone, VG.
The South Sea Company, chartered in 1711, was
granted a monopoly on trade with the Pacific region and South America. The
Company's initial ventures, primarily dealing in slaves, did not prove
adequately profitable, and in 1720 the directors conceived a grand plan- to
assume the national debt and issue shares based on assumed revenue. Their stock
offering touch off a national mania. Shares reached a high of £200 in July of
that year, and hordes of imitators, most complete frauds, followed in their
footsteps. One enterprising gentleman offered shares in "A company for carrying
on an undertaking of great advantage, but nobody to know what it is", which
promptly sold out. The collapse of the "Bubble" a few months later bankrupted
many (even Sir Isaac Newton lost £20,000), and led to revelations of fraud,
bribery, duplicitous accounting and a host of other corrupt business practices.
The South Sea Company managed to pull through in greatly shrunken form, and in
1723 provided bullion to the Royal Mint for coining into silver coins, the metal
probably coming from privateers employed in the Pacific. |
$50
$175
$295 |
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George II. 1727-1760 period. |
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GB George II Farthings.
1730 VG - $25
1736 VG -
$20
1754 VG -
$15 |
$25
$20
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GB 1731 George II
Half-Crown. S 3692. QVINTO edge. Pleasant
old tone, VF and scarce. |
$795 |
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GB. 1732 Fourpence. S3712a. High grade,
with old violet tone, EF and scarce this nice. |
$175 |
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GB
George II, 1741.
Silver shilling.
Seaby 3701.
Antique tone, few small contacts on portrait, F/gF. |
$100
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GB. George II. 1741
Silver Crown. 40mm diameter. Seaby 3687. Roses in angles,
deep antique tone, a few minor blemishes, gVF. |
$2250 |
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GB. George II 1743 Halfpenny. Better
than average, Fine/gF. |
$40 |
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GB. George II. 1743
Silver Shilling. S 3704, Fine. |
$95 |
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GB.
George II. Silver Half Crown. Lima, 1746.
Seaby 3695a. Made from Spanish silver captured at the battle of Lima. Very
pretty, with old
tone, overall gVF. |
$425
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GB. George II. 1757 Sixpence. S 3711. Usual
contacts, violet tone, very pretty coin, almost EF. |
$85 |
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George III 1760-1820 period. |
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GB. George III. 1763 Northumberland Shilling. S
3742. Usual contacts, Very Fine and rare.
Struck by the Earl of Northumberland whilst Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland who had 100 pounds worth made. Only 2000 made, not all of
which would have survived, rare. |
$1250 |
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GB. GEORGE III, silver pattern sixpence 1790, by Droz, obv. no legend, the royal
cypher, rev. Britannia seated left, date in legend, plain edge, (ESC 1645).
Lightly toned, proof-like, FDC and very scarce.
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$1250 |
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GB George III
1800 Maundy set. S3764. With pretty old
tones, 1d, 2d and 3d EF or better, the 4d with more die wear, VF, all with
similar tones, scarce. |
$395 |
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GB Napoleonic Wars Coinage.
Produced during a period when official coinage was in short supply and allowed
to circulate alongside the official coinage. Wonderful Local & British themes. |
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GB. 1794 Hull
Halfpenny. M Lambert & Son, Tea
Merchants. Camel/India House, Fine. |
$25 |
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GB. 1795 Suffolk halfpenny
token. 29mm diameter, Hoxrne & Hartsmere, shows castle & horse. Attractive, VF.
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$25 |
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GB. 1799 Middlesex Halfpenny. Britannia
holding cornucopia, ship in background. nice brown colour, VF. |
$35 |
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GB George III. 1760-1820.
Silver Dollar (41mm,
26.73 g.) Bank of England issue. Dated 1804. Laureate, draped, and
cuirassed bust right; C.H.K on truncation / Britannia seated left, leaning on
shield set on cornucopia, holding branch and spear; bee hive before, K below,
(at shield); all within crowned oval frame; date below. SCBC 3768.
Attractive, VF,
toned. See other GB coinage
c1700-1820 in the "Proclamation" section of this website. |
$595 |
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GB. 1804 Bank of England dollar.
S 3768. Struck over
Spanish 8 reales, some of the undertype still visible. Old grey tone, F/VF. |
$395 |
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GB 1811 Staffordshire Shilling.
Bilston, Rushbury & Wooleys
shilling, depicting castle. Beautiful violet cabinet tone, some contacts, near
EF. |
$120 |
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GB 1811 Rushbury & Woolley
Silver 6d Token.
Napoleonic Wars period,
merchant token series.
Silver 6d, 19mm
diameter.
Nice old violet cabinet tone,
VF/gVF. |
$85 |
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GB 1811 Silver
shilling token. Napoleonic Wars period.
Huntons,
Yarmouth, Blyth & C'Bury - Norfolk & Suffolk.
24mm diameter, VF. |
$85 |
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GB. George III, 1811 Silver Shilling.
Younge & Deakin, Sheffield. Old violet cabinet tone,
Fine. Part of a series made by merchants during the Napoleonic Wars, when
official silver coins were in short supply. |
$75 |
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GB 1813 penny Token.
Scene of the Sheffield Workhouse, inscribed "Overseers of the Poor" Worn but
interesting, VG. |
$18 |
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GB. 1813 Penny
Token, Sheffield Phoenix Ironworks. 33mm,
lovely example of Industrial Revolution Art,
a few edge bruises, gVF. |
$50 |
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GB Napoleonic Wars copper tokens. Most of these are from 1790-1805 period, including:
1791 Hull 1/2d gVF/VF, Birmingham Mining &
Copper, John Wilkinson forge series, 1792 Birmingham 1/2d, 1794 I Fowler 1/2d
token with Neptune obverse, 1795 Sir George Jackson, 1812 Birmingham token with
view of the Work house, 1790's Jackson & Listers 1d, etc. Mostly 1/2 d tokens,
two are 1d tokens . Range of grades from average to Near EF. 12 coins in group. |
$125 |
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GB George III 1808 Patina coinage. Retrospective patterns,
show what British etc crowns MIGHT have looked like
in 1808 - HAD they been produced. Good quality, produced circa 1990s. Email
oldcoins@senet.com.au to save.
1808 IRELAND CROWN, IN
PEWTER.
1808 CEYLON CROWN, IN
BRONZED COPPER.
1808 CEYLON CROWN, IN
NICKEL-SILVER.
1808 SCOTLAND CROWN, IN
PEWTER.
1808 SCOTLAND CROWN, IN
BRONZED COPPER.
1808 ENGLAND CROWN,
ALUMINUM.
1808 ENGLAND CROWN, GOLDEN
ALLOY.
1808 BERMUDA CROWN in
COPPER. |
$20
each. |
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Germany. Hanover. 1814C Silver 2/3 Thaler.
With titles & portrait of George III. 31mm, 13.1 grams. KM 100.1 Lightly brushed, delightful old
violet tone, very pretty, at least EF. |
$195 |
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Many more GB coins available. |
We have many more British coins
1700-1825 period including gold coins, listed
in the "Proclamation & Colonial coins 1700-1825 "
section of this web page. |
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British re-coinage issues from
1816 onwards. |
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GB Coin Catalogue. 1816 to nearly current,
softback, 140 pages + free GB coin. Very useful catalogue and not expensive. |
$20 |
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GB. George III 1816 Shilling.
S 3790. Bright, sharp detail, gEF. |
$165 |
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GB. George III.
1760-1820. Silver Halfcrown, (32mm, 14g) New coinage, dated 1817. Small head
right/Crowned Arms in garter. S 3789. Delightful antique violet tone, VF or
better.
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$175 |
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GB. George III 1817
Half Crown. Small Head type. S 3789.
Pretty old tone, VF. |
$125 |
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GB. George III 1817
Half Crown. Bull or Large Head type. S 3788. Very Fine. |
$165 |
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GB. George III 1817
Half Crown. Bull or Large Head type. S 3788.
Near Extremely Fine. |
$250 |
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Great Britain. 1818 Contemporary copy of Pattern Crown,
possible electrotype, Extremely Fine with splendid detail.
Ex Tom Hanley Collection, Ex Noble Numismatics
Australia sale
89. See more copies of famous coins in the "Copies & Fakes" section of
this website. |
$200 |
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GB. George III. 1760-1820. Silver Crown
(37mm, 28.28 g). London mint; Benedetto Pistrucci, engraver. Dated 1818 (edge
date RY 58). Laureate head right / St. George riding right, slaying dragon to
lower right. ESC 211; SCBC 3787. EF, toned. |
$750 |
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GB. 1819 George III Crown.
S 3787. Anno edge inscription. Better than average circulated,
near very Fine. |
$195 |
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GB. 1819 George III LX Crown.
S 3787. A bit better than average circulated,
near Fine. |
$95 |
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GB. George III. 1820 Half Crown.
S 3789. Small
laureate head right, date below/Crowned garter and shield. Antique tone. Fine. |
$75 |
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George IV 1820-1830 period. |
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GB. George IV
1820 Half Crown. S 3807. Large or
Bull Head. Attractive old tone, Good Fine. |
$100 |
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GB. George IV. 1821. Silver Crown
(37mm, 28.11 g). London mint; Benedetto Pistrucci and William Wellesley Pole,
engravers. Laureate head left / St. George riding right, slaying
dragon to lower right. ESC 246; SCBC 3805. VF, some contact marks. |
$250 |
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GB. George IV. 1822. Silver Crown (37mm,
28.25 g). Edge: TERTIO. Seaby 3805. London mint; Benedetto Pistrucci and
William Wellesley Pole, engravers. Laureate head left / St. George riding right,
slaying dragon to lower right. EF or better. |
$850 |
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GB.
George IV. 1822 Farthing.
S 3822. Tiny edge bruise. Britannia higher grade example. VF. |
$35 |
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GB. George IV. 1824 Shilling. Bull head
type, S3811. Old grey tone, VF. |
$135 |
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GB. 1825
George IV Farthing. S 3822. Even brown colour,
some contacts, etc, VF. |
$25 |
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GB. George IV. 1830 Half
Farthing
(for use in Ceylon) S 3826. Near VF. |
$30 |
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William IV 1830-1837 period. |
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GB. William IV.
1834 Half Crown. (32mm,
14.02 gm). Bare head right; W.W. in script / Crowned and mantled Arms. ESC
662; SCBC 3834. VF, toned. |
$225 |
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GB. William
IV, 1835
Third Farthing. S 3850. Scarce fractional coinage, gF/aVF. |
$30 |
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GB. William IV.
1836. Silver Halfcrown.
(32mm, 14.02 gm). Bare head right; W.W. in
script / Crowned and mantled Arms. ESC 662; SCBC 3834. VF, toned. |
$225 |
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Victoria. 1837-1901 period. |
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GB 1839 Check Piece.
T.Wright, Grocer, Tea Dealer, Coffee Roaster. gF. |
$15 |
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1843 Scottish
Communion Token. Free Church, "Let a Man
Examine Himself" Approx 30mm. Counter stamped 4. EF. |
$35 |
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GB 1844 Victoria
Crown. Seaby 3882. Anno edge inscription.
Some contacts, etc, strong detail, Very Fine. |
$275 |
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GB 1844 Victoria
Crown. Seaby 3882. Anno edge inscription.
Some contacts, attractive, Very Fine. |
$325 |
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GB
1845 Victoria
Crown. Seaby 3882.
Dark mottled tone, still quite attractive with clear detail, near VF. |
$135 |
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GB 1847 Victoria
Crown. Seaby 3882.
Lower grade, still reasonable, with old colour, near Fine. |
$75 |
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GB 1847 Victoria
Silver Crown. S 3882. Fine. |
$100 |
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GB.
Victoria, 1847. The superbly detailed Gothic crown - a masterpiece of Victorian
Art. Seaby 3883. 40mm, Undecimo on
edge. In protective coin capsule from which it can be removed if desired. Minor edge bruise
at 1 o'clock, EF or better, with a lovely violet tone and rare. |
$2500 |
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GB,
Victoria. 1849 Godless Florin. Seaby
3890. With pretty antique violet tone, odd contacts, VF. One year only type
coin. |
$135 |
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GB. 1853 Half
Farthing. S 3951. A few age spots otherwise VF and scarce. |
$30 |
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GB 1853 Victoria Farthing.
S 3950. Nice olive tone,
EF. |
$45 |
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GB 1854
Queen Victoria Halfpenny. S Usual small blemishes, lovely coin
still with considerable mint orange, would make an excellent type coin, Near
Uncirculated. S3949. |
$75 |
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GB
1858 Victoria Farthing,
S 3950. Large Date Variety, aEF/EF. |
$45 |
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GB. Victoria. 1867 Gothic Florin. Seaby
3892. A few marks and contacts, nice appearance and colour, VF. |
$75 |
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GB Victoria 1868 1/3rd of a Farthing. S
4062. Usual
minor contacts, some mint orange, toned, gEF/aU. |
$55 |
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GB. Victoria.
1887 Double Florin or Four Shillings.
S3923. Arabic I in date. Choice detail
and colour, EF.
These handsome looking double florins were
very unpopular with the public as they were easily confused with the higher
value crown. They had the nickname "The Barmaids Curse" as the shortfall
of one shilling often
had to come from the employees' wages. They were only issued between 1887 and
1890. |
$80 |
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GB Victoria 1891
silver crown. S 3921. Fine |
$25 |
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GB Crowns, 1888-1981. Includes 1888
Jubilee, 1935 KGV, 1951 KGVI, 1953, 1965, 1977, 1980, 1981 - per photos - 8
coins in group. |
$85 |
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GB Shillings 1893-1949.
1893 G/VG,
1914 Fine, 1919 gVF, 1933 aVF, 1938 VF, 1949 VF. Six coins in group. |
$30 |
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GB. Victoria,
1893-1901. Veil Head set of nine coins from Crown to Farthing, various dates,
mostly average grades - 9 coins. |
$100 |
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GB. Victoria. 1893
Half Crown. S 3938. Pretty colour and appearance, gVF/EF. |
$95 |
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GB. 1897 Silver Crown. S 3937. Bit
better than the photo may suggest, VF. |
$35 |
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GB. 1897 Silver Trade Dollar. For use in
the Orient, 39mm. Lustrous, near UNC. |
$75 |
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GB. Queen Victoria. 1900 Maundy set
of Penny,
Twopence, Threepence & Fourpence in original box of issue. Box is overall
in good condition with a few minor age marks. Coins are bright, otherwise
nearly as struck. |
$195 |
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GB 1901 Maundy 2d. S
3946. High grade, near UNC. |
$40 |
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GB
1901 Halfpence.
S 3962.
Some spotting but also has much original mint
colour, EF. |
$15 |
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Edward VII. 1902-1910 period. |
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GB. Edward VII 1902 Crown.
S 3978.
Mid grade with pretty antique tone, VF. One year only type coin. |
$225 |
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George V 1911-1935 period. |
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GB. 1912 Trade
Dollar or Crown. For use in the Orient, grey tone, gVF. |
Sold |
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GB 1915
Half Crown. S 4011. With lovely pink tone, one of the
nicest patinas I have seen on a coin from this period, usual flat strike for
type otherwise near EF and very nice. S 4011. |
$75 |
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GB 1916 Farthing. S 4059. Splendid
appearance, as made, Uncirculated. |
$10 |
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GB. Silver florins,
1916-1945. Mostly average grades Includes 1916,
1920, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1935,
1941, 1940, 1943, 1942, 1945 - 11 coins. |
$45 |
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GB. 1918 George V
Sixpence. S 4014. Lustrous, gEF. |
$50 |
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GB 1921 Florin.
Better than average, still with a trace of mint lustre, usual flat strike, gVF. |
$25 |
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GB 1931 Shilling. S 4039. Nice grey
colour, sharp reverse, aEF. |
$20 |
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GB. George V. 1933
Wreath crown. S 4036. Old grey tone, F/aVF and scarce, only 7132 made.
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$295 |
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GB. George V 1935 Crown.
S 4048. Nice
grey tone, gVF to EF. You get one similar to the photo. |
$35 |
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GB. George V 1935 Crown.
S 4048. Very
attractive, similar to photo, gEF to virt UNC. |
$45 |
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George VI 1937-1952 period. |
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GB. George VI 1937
silver crown. S 4078. Quite a bit harder to get than the GB 1935 crowns, this example is
gEF with mint bloom, usual contacts, you get one similar to the photo. |
$45 |
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GB. George VI 1937
silver crown. S 4078. Nearly Uncirculated. |
$65 |
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GB. George VI 1939
Shilling. S 4082. Usual small contacts, otherwise Uncirculated with considerable mint bloom. |
$25 |
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GB.
George VI 1942 Sixpence.
S4084. Usual contacts, some mint lustre, near UNC. |
$10 |
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GB 1950
George VI Specimen coin set
in original box of issue. Box in usual condition (these were made in an austere
period after WW2 and the box quality was mediocre) - the coins better than average
for this type of set. |
$195 |
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GB. George VI. 1951 Crown - Festival of Britain.
S 4111. As struck, in red or green box of issue with ticket. |
$25 |
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Elizabeth II. 1953 to current period. |
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GB
QE II 1953 set to 2/6d,
as issued on Royal Mint plastic sleeve. |
$25 |
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GB 1953 UNC set
to Five shillings in case. Ten coins from Farthing to Crown. |
$50 |
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GB 1953 Uncirculated
coin set. In 300mm x 340mm timber framed
mount, still with protective packaging. Excellent condition. Great for an
office or study. |
$50 |
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GB. Coins and Notes.
In handsome 350mm x 450mm timber frame. Ten various pre-decimal coin types
from Farthing to Crown plus GB Banknotes to £5.
All in high grade and the early 1960s O'Brien £5
is very scarce in this condition. Great wall hanger. |
$165 |
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GB. First/Last set in Private Issue Case.
1967 UNC set & Representative Decimal set. High grade with mint lustre, usual
contacts. |
$25 |
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GB. Last Pre-Decimal set in Private Issue Plastic Case.
All the last issue coin types in decent grade. |
$20 |
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GB. Crowns. 1965-81 on card.
In handsome plastic display case which is in good condition. Five different
crown sized coins on the
printed card, coins high grade. |
Sold |
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GB. Proof sets. 1970,
1971, 1972, 1973, 1977. As issued, good overall condition. 5 sets - cheap. |
$50 |
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GB 1977 Silver
Jubilee. Proof Silver crown - just
the coin in capsule, no box or ticket, otherwise similar to photo.. |
$20 |
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GB Crowns
collection, contains
1986 Medal and all the crowns issued 1953-86.
Copper Nickel, cost the ridiculous amount of $135 in 1990!!!
HEAVY! Weighs 1.250 kg with packaging. |
Sold |
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GB
coins sets. Mint
sets, 1990-1997 complete, as issued, with outer wallets and in
new condition. Mint sets from this period are hard to get. 8 sets in group. |
$175
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GB
Mixed lots and accumulations. |
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75 Different GB coins. Includes 1981 Charles
& Diana crown and a good range of other denominations (none in silver) Includes farthings, halfpennies, pennies, brass threepences, also
1940s -60s sixpences, shillings and florins. No list of dates supplied, as they
come. Includes a few older coins, dating back to the
reign of Queen Victoria. |
$25 |
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GB Threepences, 1834-1928. Includes
1834 William IV, obverse dings, nice portrait, gF. 1885 aEF, 1887 aU, 1893 Veil
EF, 1902 gEF, 1928 aEF/EF. Generally higher grades. 6 coins in group. |
$50 |
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GB Bronzes with
lustre.
Includes a nice 1907 Edward VII
halfpenny - UNC. Also Farthings - 1930
with full mint red, 1933 aU, 1934 aU, 1936 UNC, 1951 UNC.
6 coins in group. |
$45 |
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Great
Britain, old pennies,
some at least 100
years old. Queen Victoria to Queen Elizabeth II, you get 20 different dates for $10. |
$10
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BRITISH PENNY MIX. One
kilo.
Could be varieties, rare
dates, anything or nothing! Mostly 20th century, a few Queen Victoria. Grades range
from poor to virtually UNC. Also, NOT sorted by me, I have no time....
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$20
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Great Britain, old
halfpennies,
some at least 100
years old. Queen Victoria to Queen Elizabeth, you get 20 different dates for $10. |
$10
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GB Farthings, 56 different,
1860-1955.
Some faults here and there, but overall a nice clean
group with many nice colours or patinas and some better grades. 1860, 1868, 1875H, 1878, 1879, 84-86, 1891, 1893, 1897,
1898, 1900, 1901. 1902, 1903, 1904, 1905,
1907, 1908, 1911, 12, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20-26, 28, 29, 32, 33, 35, 36, 37, 39,
1940-1951, 1954, 1955. 56 different
dates. |
$65 |
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GB Farthings.
1754 F/GF, 1806 aVF, 1821 VF/gVF,
1826 GF/VF, 1831 metal flaw VG, 1840 gF, 1860 aF, 1896 aU, 1924 aU, 1939 aU,
1953 aU. Odd small fault or contact, generally above
average and a good range of Rulers from George II to Elizabeth II.
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$100 |
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GB Farthings.
1799 gF; 1822 F;
1826 F; 1834 VG; 1841 F; 1860a VF; 1899 VG; 1903 blackened finish EF; 1922 w/s
otherwise aEF; 1927 EF; 1943 aU; 1951 aU; 1953 aU; 1956 aU Good range of mostly
different heads or rulers, all in 2/2 packets. 14 coins. |
$75 |
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GB Farthings, 8 different.
1806, 1822, 1828, 1854, 1900, 1924, 1939, 1953.
Fine to near UNC. Good range of mostly different monarchs. |
$50 |
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British Farthings,
Includes Halfpennies 1876 H and 1906 average
circulated grades.
Also Farthings - 1875H VF, 1893 Young Head F/VF,
1901 aEF, 1911 VF, 1917 & 1919 average grades, 1933 gEF/aU with lustre - 3
coins, 1935 EF, 1943 gVF, 1944 EF, 1947 gVF, 1948 UNC, 1955 UNC.
17 coins in lot. |
$35 |
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British Farthings,
19th/20th century - 30
for $15. All diff dates, average to better grades.
Charming little coins. Includes
Queen Vic, Edward VII,
George V & Elizabeth II. |
$15
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British Farthings,
most in packets
described.
1730 Geo II, VG
$25 1736 VG
$20
1773
Geo III, average circ VG/F
$20
1799
Geo III, Fine
$25 1806
Geo III, Fine
$20 1825
Geo IV, aVF/VF $20
1837
William IV, aVF $22 -
another, small edge knock good detail, VF $20
1839
Victoria,
light corrosion o/w gF/F $6 1845 small edge knock, VF/aVF
$15 1853 obv scrape VG $3
another, edge knock, aVF/gF $8 another few sm spots
o/w F $7 1854 dark tone & faults, aF
$5 another, aVF $8
1860 toothed border, rev pitting VF/aVF $5 another, GF
$7 aVF $9
1860
beaded,
obv spot, aVF $8
1865 gF/VF $7 another, small 8 var gF
$12 1865/2 overdate gF/aF $22
1866 aVF/gF $10 gVF
$14 1866 close space 6 with dropped 6 var gVF $35
1867 surface damage, VF $5
1868 gVF/VF
$30
1873 Large
1 of date, low E of REG var gVF $30
1874 H gF
$10 1875 Large Date var VF/aVF $20
1875H aVF
$6 Fine $5 gVF $10
1876H gF/F $40 1878
small edge knock, VF+ $18 1879
tiny rim bruises, VF
$4 1878 Lge 9 var gVF/VF $12
1879 aVF/VF $10
1880 tiny obv scrapes o/w gVF/aVF $15
1881
VF/gF $12 1881 H gVF/aVF $20
1882 H sharp strike, gVF $30
1883 rev scrape gVF $15
1884 gVF/VF $18
1885 gVF/VF $5
1886 tiny rev edge knocks, gVF/VF
$10 1886 aEF
$20 1886 minor faults, gEF $30
1888 gF
$7 VF $18
1891 aVF/gF
$2.50 VF/aVF $5
1893
spots etc o/w aUNC $22 or $25
1901 Edward VII, blackened finish gEF $35
1902 model
money gEF $10 1918 George V, odd sm tone spot o/w aU
$7 1924 Orange & Brown UNC
$20 1925 ditto $10 1932 near full orange UNC $12
1933 aU $5
1933 UNC $7
or $10 1935 mostly orange UNC
$20 1949 Geo VI, UNC $5
1950 gEF $2
1953 Elizabeth II, Proof aFDC $15
1954 Orange & Brown UNC
$4 |
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