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1	Celtic Harness Brooch. This amazing piece of Ancient British horse furniture dates back to the mid 1st century AD and was discovered in Buckinghamshire. Measuring a substantial 172mm x 128mm and weighing in at 169g this is a really impressive artefact. Horse brooches, as they are known, are thought to have been used with a blanket or caparison, a cloth covering for a horse. It is likely that a leather fixing strap ran through the loop, with the brooch itself pinned to the cloth to cover the ju	£6,000 - £8,000	£55,000
2	Neolithic polished greenstone axehead. A ground and polished Neolithic axehead c. 4000BC - 3000BC. The axe is trapezoidal in plan with a pointed oval profile. The axe is comprised of a grey-green fine-grained siliceous tuff, a sedimentary volcanic rock, and has faceted margins typical of the axeheads produced at Great Langdale, Cumbria. Very fine condition, a fieldwalking find from North Lincolnshire. 92mm x 52mm x 21mm, 130g.	£80 - £120	£460
3	Celtic Strap Junction. Circa 50 BC - 50 AD. Copper-alloy, 8.99 grams. 29.84 mm. An anthropomorphic strap fitting formed of three loops projecting out from a stylised human face in the centre. The lower loop has worn through suggesting this piece saw a lot of use prior to being lost. Ref: Mills, Celtic & Roman Artefacts. p.30. fig, C 48.	£40 - £50	£50
4	Celtic Knife Handle. Bronze, 25.27 grams. 46.55 mm. A rare piece of Iron Age metal-work. The piece is curved on the outer edge and tapers to a point resembling a horn. The back edge is straight with a small projecting stylised animal that tapers to meet the inside of the curve forming a perfect finger grip. On each side the piece is decorated with pierced scrolled tendrils in a typical Celtic style. Ref: for similar style see. British Museum: Later Prehistoric Antiquities of The British Isles	£80 - £120	£60
5	Rare Iron Age Spear Ferrule. Circa 2nd - 1st century BC. Size: 37.00 mm. A cast bronze ferrule of an elaborate design. The ferrule was the end terminal of a spear and in many cases usually quite plain. The example has a circular stepped collar at the butt end that joins a conical neck that terminates with a banded decorative collar and a plain concave disk. Ref: for similar example see. British Museum Guide to EarlyIron Age Antiquities 1925. p. 158. fig, 190.	£40 - £60	£65
6	Early Iron Age Pin. Circa 800 - 400 BC. Size: 63.93 mm. A very nice example of a swan neck pin with an unusual terminal. The pin shaft has been bent around to meet the curve below the terminal, forming a brooch type clasp. Very similar to early one piece brooches. Ref: R. A. Smith, British Museum Guide to Early Iron Age Antiquities 1925. p.97 - 100.	£80 - £120	£95
7	Celtic Iron Age Brooch. Circa 1st century BC. Size: 35.20 mm. A heavy cast copper-alloy brooch of unusual style. Formed of a large crescent enclosing three circular panels that joins two small crescents below, each enclosing a triskele. At the base is another slightly larger crescent enclosing three circular panels. The decoration is typically Celtic and closely matches the motifs seen on coins of the Iceni tribe, this being a Norfolk find suggests its likely to be associated. For a similar	£150 - £200	£150
8	Bronze Age Socketed Hammer. Circa 1000 - 800 BC. Size: 64.61 mm. A late Bronze Age socketed hammer of rectangular form with slightly tampered sides and a double banded collar around the socket end. Ref: Rowlands 1976: 45. Also, PAS: IOW-8B13A7 & IOW-A05DE6.	£80 - £120	£120
9	Celtic Bronze Lynch Pin Terminal. Circa, 1st century BC. Size: 36.05 x 26.99 mm. A heavy cast bronze terminal originally attached to a large iron pin for securing wheel hubs to chariots. This example is simply decorated with a circular recessed panel on the up side of the body and three more on the semi-circular face plate. Ref: James & Rigby, Britain and the Celtic Iron Age. p. 60. fig, 68. R.A.Smith, 1925. p. 141. fig, 157.	£80 - £120	£80
10	Roman Statuette of Neptune/Poseidon. Circa 1st-4th century AD. Copper-alloy, 147.7 grams. 108.5 mm. A very rare and important Roman bronze statuette depicting Neptune. One off the finest of the very few remaining examples, found in Gloucestershire UK, 2015. Recorded on the PAS database as: OXON-C146AD. The statue depicts Neptune in motion, with the right leg in front of the left, torso slightly twisted, left arm forward and bent at the elbow, and the right arm slightly behind the body bent sli	£1,200 - £1,500	£1,200
11	Collection of Artefacts. Circa 50 BC - 1700 AD. A mixed group of artefacts from a broad range of periods that includes, an Iron Age brooch, two Roman rings, an Anglo-Saxon pin, a medieval ring and a post medieval toy petronel. From the collection of an Essex metal detectorist.	£30 - £50	£110
12	Roman silver brooch. A silver brooch of unknown age in the style of an ancient Roman type. 53.78 mm, 21.39 grams. Inscribed above the pin assembly with the letters, FIDEM. Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity issued by the Sygun Museum of Wales. Purchased through an online auction.	£50 - £60	£90
13	Romano-British Bowl Mount. Circa 1st-2nd century AD. Copper-alloy, 7.2 grams. 23 x 16 x11 mm. A solid cast bronze Romano-British bowl mount in the form of a stylised horse head and upper breast. Ref: Mills, Celtic & Roman Artefacts. p.129. fig. RB 408. Property of a UK collector.	£80 - £120	£95
14	Byzantine Reliquary Cross. Copper-alloy, 31.32 grams. 76.70 mm. Circa 10th-12th century AD. A large two part two part, hinged bronze reliquary cross, which is complete and apparently unopened. This unusual cross portrays, on one side, Christ with arms extended, wearing a robe (columbium) with cross above. On the other side is a representation of the Virgin Mary, also with arms extended and hands raised (“orans”). The reliquary was probably thought to contain a splinter of the True Cross. Ref:	£150 - £200	£220
15	Roman Brooch Group. Circa 2nd - 4th century AD. A large accumulation of UK found brooch fragments. A great study group with many different types.	£20 - £30	£40
16	Roman Gold Ring. Circa 3rd century AD. Gold, 2.39 grams. 15.60 mm. Internally, 12.25 mm. A small gold ring, possibly a child's, formed of a flat tapering band with scrolled form around the bezel. The bezel itself is raised and set with a red garnet. Ref: Scarisbrick & Henig, Finger Rings. p.25, fig 2. Property of a British collector.	£200 - £300	£320
17	Roman Bronze Brooch. Circa 2nd century AD. Copper-alloy, 13.59 grams. 35.92 mm. A radiate head knee brooch complete with pin. Ref: Hattatt's Ancient Brooches, p. 334, fig 474.	£20 - £30	£60
18	Roman Boar Brooch. Circa 2nd century AD. Copper-alloy, 8.02 grams. 35.79 mm. A stylised representation of a wild boar in a semi crouched pose on a rope style ground line. The rear of the animal is decorated with pellet in ring motifs, complete with pin. Ref: Hattatt's Ancient Brooches, 1194, 1196.	£80 - £120	£160
19	Roman Brooch Group. Circa 2nd - 3rd century AD. Collection of brooches of various styles. Ref: Hattatt's Ancient Brooches.	£30 - £40	£40
20	Roman Folding Knife Handle. Circa 2nd - 3rd century AD. Bronze, 16.04 grams. 63.03 mm. An open-work zoomorphic folding knife handle depicting a hare and hound in mid chase. The hound with his snout touching the tail of the hare. Vestiges of the iron fixing pin for the blade can be seen at the hinge end. Ref: Roman Richborough (Bushe Foxm 1949: pl. XXXVI no. 118). Accompanied by an old dealers ticket, found Norfolk.	£60 - £80	£45
21	Celtic Bronze Bust. Circa 1st century BC - 1st century AD. Copper-alloy, 25.16 grams. Size: 24.93 mm. An Iron Age terminal / finial in the form of a bust depicted wearing a cap that covers the entire head. The facial features are worn which suggests it was used / handled regularly giving some indication to its original use. Mills, notes various forms of Celtic head used as mounts, pin terminals and figurines. Ref: Mills, Celtic & Roman Artefacts. p. 22-23.	£40 - £60	£35
22	Romano British Terret Ring. Circa 1st century BC - 1st century AD. Size: 43.55 mm. A bronze terret ring formed of a plain ring with two collars separating the base plate / bar. Ref: Mills, Celtic & Roman Artefacts. p. 26, 27. fig, C35.	£30 - £40	£30
23	Roman Swan Head Mount. Circa 2nd century AD. Size: 56.39 mm. A cast bronze mount in the form of a duck or swans head with long neck. The exact use of these strange pieces is not known but they have a connection to the Roman military. Found on a number of military sites here in the UK and Europe, it has been suggested they could be a form of reign guide?. A number have been recorded on the PAS database. Ref: Webster 1958. 74. no. 37, fig. 3.	£20 - £40	£75
24	Roman Bird Brooch. Circa 2nd century AD. Copper-alloy, 5.28 grams. Size: 33.69 mm. A plate brooch in the form of a bird in flight detailed with enamelled panels on the wings and tail. Only traces of the original red enamel remain. Ref: Hattat, p.361. fig, 220.	£40 - £50	£55
25	Roman Bronze Figurine. Date unknown. Copper-alloy, 15.30 grams. Size: 41.71 mm. A cast bronze figurine in the form of a male standing figure. Head facing right, his left hand resting on the top of his scabbard and his right hand holding the sword as if posed to draw. The piece certainly has a lot of age but an exact reference has not been found. From an old collection of metal detector finds.	£30 - £40	£55
26	Roman Bronze Statuette. Circa 1st - 2nd century AD. Bronze, 78.18 grams. Size: 68.14 mm. A rare statuette depicting Zeus in the form of an eagle grasping Ganymede. The statue represents a Greek legend that was adopted by the Romans: A rare UK find from Essex. GANYMEDES (Ganymede) was a handsome Trojan prince who was carried off to heaven by Zeus in the shape of an eagle where he was appointed as cup-bearer of the gods. Ganymedes was also placed amongst the stars as the constellation Aquarius	£150 - £200	£130
27	Roman Brooch. Circa 2nd century AD. Copper-alloy, 6.83 grams. Size: 31.51 mm. A Dolphin type brooch complete with pin. Ref: Hattatt, Ancient and Romano British Brooches. p.66. fig. 19-22.	£20 - £30	£50
28	Roman Dice. Circa 1st - 4th century AD. Size: 10.95, 10.54 mm. Two bone or ivory dice with each of the faces having a value marked by pellet in ring motifs. Ref: N. Crummy, 1983. Small Finds From Excavations In Colchester. p. 96-97.	£40 - £60	£330
29	Celtic Toggle. Circa 1st century AD. Copper-alloy, 12.24 grams. Size: 34.83 mm. A rectangular-headed toggle fastener detailed with three circular panels. Ref: Mills, Celtic & Roman Artefacts. p. 69. fig, RC 187, RC 188.	£30 - £40	£35
30	Roman Military Strap-End. Circa 3rd - 4th century AD. Size: 58.91 mm. A large copper-alloy Roman military strap-end of the amphora type. Shaped like a Roman amphora with the handles formed by crescent-shape piercings. Ref: Mills, Celtic & Roman Artefacts. p. 76. fig, RB 226..	£40 - £60	£32
31	Roman Fly Brooch. Circa 2nd century AD. Size: 31.46 mm. A copper-alloy trumpet-headed fly brooch. The body of the brooch is styled in the form of a fly with the wings filled with yellow enamel. Ref: Hattatt's Ancient Brooches, p.329. fig, 975.	£30 - £40	£60
32	Roman Bronze Key. Circa 2nd century AD. Size: 34.84 mm. A cast bronze key consisting of a crescent shaped bow on a tapering pedestal. The shank is short and hollow with a straight bit. Ref: Mills, Celtic & Roman Artefacts. p. 80.	£20 - £30	£35
33	Roman Iron Key. Circa 1st - 2nd century AD. Size: 37.76 mm. An iron key with a flat wide bow and short square shank. The key bit is very large in comparison to the shank. Ref: Mills, Celtic & Roman Artefacts, p.82-83.	£20 - £40	£22
34	Roman Bronze Key. Circa 2nd century AD. Size: 33.95 mm. A cast bronze key consisting of a crescent shaped bow on a tapering pedestal. The shank is short and hollow with a straight bit. Ref: Mills, Celtic & Roman Artefacts. p. 80.	£20 - £40	£180
35	Roman Brooch. Circa 1st century AD. Size: 36.82 mm. A finely made example of a Dolphin type brooch. The bow is deeply grooved along the top and sides forming four ribs. The wings that hold the pin bar are decorated with vertical flutes between rope style bands. Complete with pin. Ref: R. Hattatt, 1982. Ancient and Romano-British Brooches. p. 65. fig, 18.	£20 - £30	£65
36	Roman Steelyard Set. Circa 2nd - 3rd century AD. Size: 141.47 mm. A copper-alloy scale arm complete with suspension links and a set of three lead weights of various sizes. Ref: Crummy, 1983. Small Finds from Excavations in Colcheter. p.100. fig, 104. no. 2508.	£60 - £80	£60
37	Roman Knife Handle. Circa, 1st-2nd century AD. Copper-alloy, 23.07 grams. 59.83 mm. A very high status Roman bronze knife handle comprising an octagonal-section shank with intricately detailed incised line decoration, right hand finial with pearl between the thumb and forefinger. The surface is beautifully well preserved with traces of the original tinned surface. Ref: Ruseva-Slokoska, L. Roman Jewellery, Sofia, 1991, item 285. Mills, Celtic & Roman Artefacts. RB178. Property of a Suffolk coll	£100 - £200	£380
38	Anglo-Saxon Gold Aestal Terminal. Circa 800 - 1000 AD. Gold, 1.1 grams. 15.2 mm x 9.3 mm. A beautiful piece of Anglo-Saxon treasure in the form a gold terminal from an aestal or composite pin. The terminal comprises a hollow, spherical head attached to a hollow neck, both made from thin gold sheet. The sphere is decorated with filigree designs made from gold beaded wire. The ornament comprises a strand forming a median band around the sphere, dividing it into two halves. The upper surface has	£2,000 - £2,500	Unsold
39	Viking Stirrup Mount. Circa 10th century AD. Size: 34mm x 29mm, 22.8g. An open-work zoomorphic mount detailed with the image of four beast headed serpent-like creatures sprouting from a stylised human head at the centre. Below two beasts curl under and face each other with the other two facing one another above. Ref: Williams, Class B, Type 2, Group 4	£60 - £80	£65
40	Anglo-Saxon Pommel. Circa 7th-8th century AD, 53.20 mm. A copper-alloy pommel fitting of the cocked hat type, plain with no decoration. The piece has a rectangular opening through the centre that would have allowed the iron tang to be passed through and secured, finishing the sword assembly. Complete and undamaged. A Norfolk find purchased by a private collector from a London dealer mid 1990's. Accompanied by old dealer ticket.	£80 - £120	£70
41	Viking Stirrup Mount. Circa 10th century AD. Size: 31mm x 27mm, 19.5g. An open-work zoomorphic mount detailed with the image of four beast headed serpent-like creatures sprouting from a stylised animal head at the centre. Below two beasts curl under and face each other with the other two facing one another above. Ref: Williams, Class B, Type 2, Group 4	£40 - £60	£42
42	Large Anglo-Saxon Brooch Section. Circa 6th century AD. 45 x 28 mm. An impressive heavily gilded chip carved section from a large Anglo-Saxon equal-arm brooch. Just under half of the original brooch survives and displays a complete panel of decoration displaying a stylised animal of Salin style 1. Ref: S Pollington; Waylands Work, 2010. Fig 8.47. From an old English collection.	£100 - £150	£310
43	Anglo-Saxon Mount. Circa 9th century AD. Size: 18 mm. 3,9 grams. A circular mount with a single fixing point on the reverse. The face of the piece is detailed with the image of a beast looking back similar to many 10th century brooch types. This depiction is somewhat different with the front leg turning upward along the breast and the head being very unusual, almost bird-like with a curled lower jaw. For similar animal styles see: Ref: G. Speake. Anglo-Saxon Art, fig. 13. a-k.	£150 - £200	£100
44	Anglo-Saxon Brooch. Copper-alloy, 8.58 grams. 56.16 mm. Circa 5th century AD. A bow brooch with triangular head plate, flat at its apex and with a rounded terminal at each corner. The foot plate is plain and an almost perfect triangle in shape. On the back there is traces of the original iron pin assembly. A migration period piece of Visigothic manufacture. Found Kent. Accompanied by an old dealers ticket. Property of an English collector.	£30 - £40	£25
45	Anglo-Saxon Armour Strap Junction. Circa 6th - 7th century AD. Copper-alloy, 19.94 grams. 20.37 x 18.01 x 16.59 mm. A heavily gilded chip carved bronze dodecagon with an almost heart shape opening on four sides to receive the leather straps. Found near Rochester in Kent, accompanied by an old dealers ticket..	£80 - £120	£75
46	Anglo-Saxon Artefacts Group. Circa 7th - 9th century AD. A good selection of artefacts with old dealer tickets. From an old Essex Collection.	£50 - £60	£50
47	Anglo-Saxon Disc Brooch. Circa 9th - 10th century AD. Copper-alloy, 3.73 grams. 24.05 mm. The brooch depicts the image of a stylised beast standing left with its head turned back, framed within a toothed border. Ref: Hattatt's Ancient Brooches, p. 379, fig. 1310.	£60 - £80	£35
48	Anglo-Saxon Sword Ferrule. Circa 10th-11th century AD. Copper-alloy, 14.67 grams. 37.17 mm. A complete mount or ferrule from a dagger or sword handle decorated with a band of Ringerike style entwined scrolls. Ref: See the national museum of Ireland, the sword from Lock Derg. Co. Tipperary & PAS: NMS-00360D. Accompanied by an old dealers ticket.	£60 - £80	£50
49	Viking Stirrup Mount. Copper-alloy, 30.93 grams. 56.72 mm. Circa 10th century AD. Williams Class A, type 4. An ornate example formed of an oval frame with scrolled sides that enclose a stylised foliate type design. Accompanied by an old dealer ticket.	£40 - £60	£38
50	Anglo-Saxon Mythical Beast Mount. Circa 6th century AD. Size: 37.83 mm. A copper-alloy mount with heavily gilded surfaces in the form of a mythical beast of Salin's Style II. S-shaped form with the head turned back, mouth open and resting along its back. At the other end a tail or limb is tucked under. Around the body of the piece is a slender crest, this along with the head and tail are covered in gold with the main body being silver. Reference: G. Speake. Anglo-Saxon Animal Art. p.10, 20.	£300 - £400	£320
51	Anglo-Saxon Equal-Arm Brooch. Circa 7th - 8th century AD. Size: 39.34 mm. A copper-alloy brooch formed of a central arch with an arm on each side terminating with a triple leaf-type design. Ref: Hattatt's Ancient Brooches. p. 380. fig, 1424A.	£20 - £30	£25
52	Viking Disc Brooch. Circa 10th century AD. Size: 28.30 mm. A brooch of the finest quality, well cast with fine detail. The face of the brooch is domed and decorated in the Borre style with a central cross, each arm having two tendrils that cross over to knot with the next arm forming a continuous entwined knot. Ref: Mills, Saxon & Viking Artefacts. p. 45. fig, V88.	£150 - £200	£310
53	Anglo-Saxon Chip-Carved Terminal. Circa 6th - 7th Century AD. Size: 40.68 mm. A knop or wing from a large florid cruciform brooch that has been re purposed as a pendant or mount with two holes being added at the top. The piece is of the finest quality with heavy gold plating and finely executed detail. Depicted in the centre is a stylised human face and at each side, a stylised eagle head facing upwards. Ref: G. Speake. Anglo-Saxon Animal Art and its Germanic Background. p.19. fig, XI & XXVII	£200 - £300	£500
54	Anglo-Saxon Pressblech Die. Circa 8th - 9th century. Size: 32.36 mm. A cast bronze triangular die used for making thin sheet and foil mounts. The design depicts a male face with beard and moustache. Possibly representing Wodan?. A rare and very interesting piece with very few examples known. Ref: see PAS, DUR-3C5813, YORYM-E1EE28 and LIN-CD5B11 .	£80 - £120	£100
55	Medieval Zoomorphic Swivel. Circa, 12th - 13th century AD. Size: 47.30 mm. A romanesque style leash swivel formed of a large ring detailed with double headed beats on each side. The lower ring is a round wired pin that is riveted at one end and twisted back on itself to form a loop at the other.	£40 - £60	£50
56	Anglo-Saxon Cross. Circa 10th century AD. Size: 42.12 mm. A cast copper-alloy cross with expanding arms, possibly a pendant although there are no obvious signs of there being a suspension loop. The face of the cross is detailed with a pellet in ring motif at the base and tip of each arm with one in the centre. Traces of the silvered or tinned surface remain.	£40 - £60	£220
57	Anglo-Saxon Strap-End. Circa 9th - 10th century AD. Size: 45.59 mm. A copper-alloy zoomorphic strap-end detailed with two rectangular panels filled with niello and decorated with silver wire scrolls. The animal head terminal is elongated with large oval ears and pointed snout. Ref: Mills, Saxon & Viking Artefacts. p.24, fig. AS30.	£40 - £60	£35
58	Anglo-Saxon Strap-End. Circa 10th century AD. Size: 40.82 mm. A quality zoomorphic strap-end detailed with a large panel of niello inlay. Depicted within the panel is a beast looking back with its back legs and tail entwined to form ribbon type knot-work. The animal head terminal has a triangular panel of niello above the nose and two small crescent shaped ears. Ref: R. A. Smith, British Museum Guide to Anglo-Saxon Antiquities 1923. p. 107. fig, 3.	£40 - £60	£80
59	Anglo-Saxon Equal-Arm Brooch. Circa 8th - 10th century AD. Size: 40.86 mm. A copper-alloy brooch formed of a central arch with an arm on each side terminating with a triple leaf-type design. Ref: Hattatt's Ancient Brooches. p. 380. fig, 1424A.	£20 - £30	£40
60	Anglo-Scandinavian Cloisonne Brooch. Circa 10th century AD. Size: 22.91 mm. A copper-alloy disc brooch decorated with blue, green and white enamel cells that form a radiating 'hud-and-spoke' design. Ref: British Artefacts, vol 3. p. 32. fig, 1.1.1-i.	£80 - £120	£75
61	Anglo-Saxon Inlaid Iron Pommel. Circa 8th-10th century AD. Size: 35.43 x 32.11 mm. An iron sword pommel of three lobes divided by grooves, its possible it originally had two small lobes, one on each side that have been lost to corrosion. This example is similar in shape to the Petersen Type L varieties. The surfaces retain areas of inlaid silver beading and gold panels at the corners, originally this would have a very ornate and high status piece. Similar examples can be seen in, Ref: Webste	£80 - £120	£75
62	Viking Bullion Weight. Circa 10th century AD. Size: 19.43 x 22.66 mm. Weight: 53 grams. A cast bronze spherical weight with flat faces top and bottom (barrel-shaped). The top face is marked with two runes? indicating its value in weight. Ref: N. Biggs, English Weights, p 14; and Mills, 2001, Saxon and Viking Artefacts, p 84.	£60 - £80	£30
63	Medieval Gold Posy Ring. Circa 14th - 15th century AD. Gold, 2.59 grams. 18.1mm x 4mm, UK size L 1/2. A beautiful ring formed of a flat band, rectangular in section. On the exterior is an incised blackletter inscription with the words alternating with sprigs, coer corps et vye. Translated this verse has the meaning, "Heart body and life".	£3,000 - £4,000	£3,500
64	Rare Medieval Seal Matrix of Archbishop Robert Kilwardby. Circa, 1273-1279 AD	£800 - £1,200	£5,600
65	Zoomorphic Tether Ring. Circa 12th-15th century AD. Copper-alloy, 51mm x 28mm x 17mm, 22.2g. A very unusual piece formed of an open circular frame with a large button type fitting on side, opposite is a stylised bird with its head facing down. References for this exact type of fitting are very scarce, some suggest they're baldric fittings dating from the Iron Age through to the later medieval period. Another suggestion is that they could have been used in Falconry as a tether ring. The ring w	£80 - £120	£65
66	Medieval Harness Pendant Circa, 13th century AD. Copper-alloy, 7.4 grams. 36mm. A shield shaped horse harness pendant displaying a rampant lion left on a blue field of enamel. These are arms of the De Mohaut (Montalt) family who held Castle Rising in Norfolk from the13th - 14th century. This pendant likely belonged to Sir Roger De Montalt Circa 1200 - 1260. Roger was appointed to the office of judiciary at Chester on May 27 1257, succeeding Gilbert Talebot. An example of him in this position	£40 - £60	£160
67	Medieval Limoges Panel. Circa 13th century AD. Copper-alloy and enamel, 35mm x 29mm, 14.4g. An unusual rectangular mount or buckle plate displaying a stylised face detailed in bright enamel. Most likely produced in Limoges, France. Ref: for similar work see, Mills. Medieval Artefacts, p. 14. fig. NM.6.	£40 - £50	£110
68	Medieval Box Chape Buckle. Circa, 14th century AD. Copper-alloy, 40mm x 26mm, 12.5g. A heavily plated box section chape with integral buckle. The face of the chape is inscribed with two letters that appear to be black letter II. The piece retains its original back plate, fixing rivets and buckle pin. A very good example of its type.	£30 - £40	£28
69	Medieval Dagger Quillon. Circa, 13-15th century AD. Copper-alloy, 54mm x 33mm, 38.4g. A cast bronze quillon from a dagger with flared terminals and pelta-shaped guard. Ref: Ward Perkins J. B. 1940. "London Museum Medieval Catalogue". 39-42, plates VI-VII.	£30 - £40	£60
70	Lead Vesica Seal Matrix. Circa 13th century AD. Lead, 15.9 grams. 36 x 23 mm. A Vessica type seal with a lis type design on the reverse. The face of the seal is inscribed, +SIGIL ABE FIL WALTER, "The seal of Abe, son of Walter". Ref: B. Pateman. Collecting Seals. p.76.	£20 - £40	£35
71	Medieval Seal Matrix. Circa 14th century AD. Copper-alloy, 7.15 grams. 23 x 17 mm. A chessman type seal matrix with the circular face depicting a squirrel and with the inscription +I CRAK NOTIS. Meaning, "I crack nuts". Ref: B.Pateman, Collecting Seals. p. 95.	£30 - £40	£60
72	Medieval Seal Matrix. Copper-alloy, 6.19 grams. 17.43 x 17.91 mm. Circa 14th century. A chess-piece type seal matrix with intact suspension loop and hexagonal neck that expands outwards to form the circular seal. The face of the seal is detailed with the image of a Hare and has the moto inscription, +SOHOV RO. A hunting cry for a Hare. Ref: Bryon Pateman; Collecting Seals, 2008. From an old English collection.	£80 - £120	£85
73	Medieval Seal Matrix. Circa 14th century AD. Copper-alloy, 5.25 grams. 17.78 mm. A chess-piece type seal matrix with circular seal face displaying clasped hands, the legend appears to be a miss spelling of PRIVE SV? " I am private". Ref: Pateman, Collecting Seals. p. 96.	£50 - £60	£40
74	Medieval Seal Matrix. Circa 14th century AD. Copper-alloy, 6.55 grams. 19.82 mm. A chess-piece type seal matrix with broad circular seal face. The seal impression depicts the lamb of god in the centre with the legend + EC ANGVS DEI. "Behold the Lamb of God". Ref: Pateman, Collecting Seals. p. 96.	£50 - £60	£40
75	Medieval Fishing Weight. Circa 14th - 15th century AD. Lead, 63.01 grams. 61.61 mm. Lozenge-shaped in section with ribs on each side and a large suspension loop. An unusual example decorated with two chevrons formed of pellets on each side. Ref: Steane & Foreman, The Archeology of Medieval Fishing Tackle. fig 12.8.	£20 - £30	£80
76	Medieval Seal Matrix. Circa 14th century. A copper-alloy chess-piece type seal matrix with intact suspension loop and hexagonal neck that expands outwards to form the circular seal. The face of the seal is detailed with the image of a walking bird and has the inscription *PRIVE SV - I am private. 21mm x 16mm, 5.0g	£40 - £60	£140
77	Medieval Seal Matrix. Circa 14th century. A copper-alloy chess-piece type seal matrix with intact suspension loop and hexagonal neck that expands outwards to form the circular seal. The face of the seal is detailed with the image of a squirrel and has the inscription *PRIVE SV - I am private. 17mm x 17mm, 4.5g.	£40 - £60	£100
78	Medieval Bronze Sword Pommel. Circa 15th - 16th century AD. Size: 45.57 x 26.73 x 21.68 mm. A heavy cast bronze pommel, octagonal in form and decorated on each face with an outlined panel. The base is flat with two semicircular grooves, one each side of the centre point where the tang would have been secured. The sides tapper up to the point where the handle would have been secured. Around the top is a double banded collar. A very unusual type that could date slightly earlier but no reference	£150 - £200	£100
79	Medieval & Post Medieval Keys. Circa 14th - 17th century AD. Size: 32.08 - 38.28 mm. A collection of four bronze keys of various forms. Ref: Mills, Medieval Artefacts. p. 74. fig, NM.204.	£20 - £30	£45
80	Medieval Zoomorphic Buckle Plate. Circa 13th century AD. Copper-alloy, 3.43 grams. Size: 29.36 mm. A gilt bronze buckle plate depicting a peacock type bird with an elaborate curling tail walking left. Ref: Mills, Medieval Artefacts. p. 15. fig, NM.8.	£30 - £40	£55
81	Medieval Heraldic Harness Pendant. Philip de Madrestone (Matson). He bore: "Gules, a double headed eagle displayed argent membered or". King Henry III Roll & Howard Roll. Size: 43.50 mm. Researcher: Michael Mankin.	£120 - £140	£160
82	Medieval Bronze Leash Swivel. Circa 15th - 16th century. Size: 47.01 mm. A leash swivel formed of two tapering rectangular loops with wide heavy bases joined by a bar allowing them to move independently. Its suggested these would have been used on dog leashes and hawking tethers. Ref: Mills, Medieval Artefacts. p. 19. fig, NM. 25.	£30 - £40	£35
83	Medieval Heraldic Harness Pendant. Arms of Sir Robert Chicheley. An alderman for Aldgate ward in the city and held the post of sheriff of London in 1402. He was elected twice as Lord Mayor of London, 1411 and again in 1421. It was on the second occasion that he received the honour of knighthood. His older brother Henry became Archbishop of Canterbury for 29 years. Size: 53.25 x 52.56 mm. Researcher: Michael Mankin.	£120 - £140	£200
84	Medieval Heraldic Harness Pendant. Sire Henry de Beaumont, before 1280 - 1340 AD. He bore: "Azure floret and a lion rampant or, over all a bastion goony argent and gules". Henry fought at the battle of Boroughbridge in 1322 and the Scottish wars. Size: 40.87 mm. Researcher: Michael Mankin.	£80 - £120	£130
85	Medieval Door Key. Circa 13th - 14th century AD. Size: 90.74 mm. A large bronze key with a circular bow, detailed with a knop at the top and two small projections before the collar joins the shank. The shank is hollow with a two piece bit, each with four teeth. Ref: Mills, Medieval Artefacts. p.74, 75.	£80 - £120	£75
86	Medieval Bronze Key. Circa 14th - 15th century AD. Size, 62.38 mm. A cast bronze key with a plain circular bow and shank. The shank is hollow and has a single rectangular bit with two notches. Ref: Mills, Medieval Artefacts. p. 74, 75.	£80 - £120	£65
87	Medieval Pilgrims Badge. Circa 15th century AD. Size: 25.48 mm. A copper-alloy open-work pilgrims badge from the shrine at Walsingham in Norfolk, depicting the Annunciation (the Angel Gabriel announcing to Mary she is to bear God's son), with Mary and Gabriel either side of a central branch, Mary with one hand at her breast and the other resting on a book on a column at her feet. Ref: Lewis (2016: 28) The author describes the branch in the centre of the scene as a "lily pot"?. Note: A 15th ce	£40 - £60	£190
88	Medieval Heraldic Harness Pendant. The arms of Sire Rauf de Cromwell, died 1299 AD. He bore: "Argent, a chief azure, surmounted by a bundle gules". Edward I Roll of Arms, Guillim and St George Rolls. Size: 54.18 x 35.70 mm. Researcher: Michael Mankin.	£80 - £120	£180
89	Medieval Inscribed Silver Ring. Circa 12th - 14th century AD. Size: 21.45 mm. US size: 8. UK size: Q. Weight: 2.77 grams. A thick plain band ring inscribed on the outer face, +IESVS: NAZARNVS: REX: IVDEORVM. "Jesus Christ of Nazareth, King of the Jews". Such rings are often referred to as religious or magical & medicinal rings due to the fact that they were inscribed with invocations intended to produce certain effects such as protecting the wearer from harm, or healing sickness. The word	£200 - £300	£340
90	Medieval Heraldic Harness Pendant. Circa 14th century AD. Size: 38.58 mm. A very well preserved horse harness pendant with almost all the enamel intact. The pendant appears to depict two busts facing each other with a mitre between them?. No reference has been found linking this to a family so its possible it could be associated with a religious order. Ref: for similar types, Mills, Medieval Artefacts, p. 62 - 70.	£80 - £120	£200
91	Medieval Heraldic Harness Pendant. The arms of Sir John Botetourt, C. 1265 - 1324. A baron from 1308. He bore: "Gold with a black (sable) engrailed cross" at the battle of Falkirk 1298, and the siege of Carlaverock in 1300. A banneret in the Parliamentry Roll, sealed the Barons leHer to the Police 1301. Size: 47.78 mm. Researcher: Michael Mankin.	£80 - £120	£90
92	Medieval Harness Finial. Circa 14th century AD. Size: 78.03 x 42.06 mm. A gilt copper-alloy harness finial formed of a hollow sphere with four arched arms. Each arm has a shield-shaped heraldic pendant attached. Through the centre is a hole where a fixing rod would attached it to a horses head gear. Only traces of detail survive on each of the pendants so its not possible to trace the owner. A very rare item with only a handful of surviving examples known. Ref: Salisbury & South Wiltshire Mu	£150 - £200	£400
93	Medieval Buckle Plate. Circa 13th century AD. Size: 35.32 mm. An open-work gilt copper-alloy buckle plate with intact rivets. The face of the plate is detailed with two stylised beasts, both with long curling tails facing each other with a foliate motif between. Ref: Egan & Pritchard, Medieval Dress Accessories. p. 110-113.	£20 - £40	£18
94	Large Medieval Trade Weight. Circa 14th century AD. Size: 73.59 mm. A large one-pound shield shaped trade weight detailed with three lions passant. Ref: N. Biggs, English Weights. p. 42.	£30 - £50	£75
95	Medieval Talbot Secular Badge. Circa 14th century AD. Size: 32.67 mm. A lead-alloy badge depicting a Talbot crunched or passant, wearing a collar of bells. Ref: B. Spencer. Pilgrim Souvenirs and Secular Badges. p. 290-293. fig, 285. Egan & Pritchard, Medieval Dress Accessories. p. 46. fig, 21.	£80 - £120	£150
96	Medieval Personal Seal. Circa 14th century AD. Size: 28.87 mm. A copper-alloy vessica type seal matrix complete with suspension loop. The face of the seal is detailed with the image of a lamb and flag (Angus Dei) with the legend, +S' IVLIANE ATTELOFTE. "the seal of Julian Atteloft". Ref: P&E Saunders. Medieval Catalogue, part 1. p.36, fig, 9.	£80 - £120	£180
97	Medieval Bronze Seal Matrix. Circa 14th century AD. Size: 20.37 mm. A cast copper-alloy chess-piece type seal matrix with a round face, tampered neck and integral suspension loop. The face of the seal is detailed with a two legged beast walking right with its head turned back and the legend. +CREDE FERENTI. "believe the bearer". Ref: B. Pateman, Collecting Seals. p.97.	£60 - £80	£80
98	Medieval Bronze Seal Matrix. Circa 14th century AD. Size: H. 27.48 mm, seal face: 23.45 x 18.80 mm. A cast copper-alloy chess-piece type seal matrix with an oval base and octagonal tampered neck with a stepped collar below the suspension loop. The seal face is detailed with the image of a crowned seated figure with a long cross to the right beside a palm fond and the legend. +S' AVNTAM ENEDREIA. The legend is as yet untranslated. Ref: Catalogue of Seals in the Record Office, Personal Seals.	£120 - £160	£170
99	Medieval Zoomorphic Buckle. Circa 12th - 13th century AD. Size: 37.30 mm. A gilt coper-alloy buckle complete with the attachment plate. The plate is detailed with the image of a stylised peacock type creature walking left. Ref: Egan & Pritchard, Dress Accessories 1150-1450. p.77. fig, 313 & p. 111.	£30 - £40	£22
100	Medieval Zoomorphic Pommel. Circa 14th century AD. Size: 32.80 mm. A cast copper-alloy knife pommel / terminal in the form of a stylised birds head, below is a triangular pedestal that would have attached to the iron tang of the blade. Ref: Leahy & Lewis, Finds Identified. Vol 1, p. 178.	£20 - £40	£18
101	Medieval Inscribed Buckle Plate. Circa 13th - 14th century AD. Size: 57.35 mm. A gilt copper-alloy buckle plate with three intact rivets. The piece is decorated on three sides with a series of chevrons and alternating square panels with every other one enclosing a cross over saltire motif. The last side has an inscription although this appears to be very blundered. ADAV + SII?. A similar but less ornate example can be seen on the PAS database. Ref: LVPL-CB4582	£30 - £50	£28
102	Bronze posnet or skillet, 15th/16th Century, with long handle and three feet, bearing maker/foundry mark to sides of bowl (either side of handle). The style is very similar to one recovered from the Mary Rose, which sank in 1545, and the foundry mark is consistent with a 16th century date. 450mm x 155mm x 220mm diameter. 3.46kg. Stickers on the base are museum accession numbers.	£200 - £300	£440
103	The Lowe Family 17th Century Gold Signet Ring. Circa, 1600-1650 AD. Gold, 17.8 grams. 29 mm. A very impressive finger ring formed of a large flat oval bezel set with a beautiful purple-blue Chalcedony intaglio. The face of the intaglio is engraved with the image of three candlesticks and the letters G L (reversed). Each candlestick is well formed with a flat base, two large collars between five smaller collars and a socket at the top that holds a lit candle. The central candlestick is larger a	£25,000 - £30,000	Unsold
104	Stone, possibly a quern. approx 20cm high & 30cm wide (at base)	£50 - £60	£90
105	Marble font or mortar, with concrete base, approx 26cm high & 38cm wide.	£50 - £60	£60
106	Silver Hawking Vervel Circa, 17th century. Silver, 0.7 grams. 9mm x 2mm. A D-shaped band, flat on the outer face and inscribed 'Of Dauntesey'. The name could refer to the surname of the Dauntesey family who originally took their name from the manor of Dauntsey, or it could have belonged to a resident of Dauntsey. The village is located in North Wiltshire not far from the ancient town of Malmesbury. Hawking vervels frequently bear the name, place of residence or both of the owner of the hawk.	£600 - £800	£680
107	Large Strap Fastener. Circa 17th century. Copper-alloy, 9.10 grams. 49.24 mm. An ornate large hook fastener, the body and fixing loops formed of a continuous curled rope style frame. Joined to the hook end by a large loop of the same design. Ref: B. Read, Hooked-Clasps & Eyes. p.110, 157.	£10 - £20	£22
108	Lion Head Mount. Post medieval. Copper-alloy, 26mm x 24mm, 9.5g. A heavy cast bronze fitting in the form of a lion's head. Similar to the depictions on some early 17th / 18th century military belt fittings.	£20 - £30	£30
109	Post Medieval S-Type Buckles. Circa 17th - 18th century. Copper-alloy, size: 32.27 / 36.42 mm. Two examples of different styles, one with swan head like terminals with a decorative panel around its waist. The other is a more stylised form with dragon type beasts heads at each end. Ref: B. Read, Hooked-Clasps & Eyes. p. 230. no. 822 & 825.	£10 - £20	£10
110	Post Medieval Seal Matrix. Circa 17th century. Copper-alloy, 4.67 grams. 28.64 mm. A nice seal formed of a tall open-work trefoil that joins the oval seal face via a tampered neck. The face of the seal displays a tree type object between the letters S C. Ref: B. Pateman, Collecting Seals. p. 106. fig, 46.	£20 - £30	£18
111	Georgian Swivel Seal Intaglio. Circa early 1800's. Copper-alloy/glass, 4.63 grams. 23.08 mm. An oval green glass seal stone set within a frame, one side has the image of a gentleman holding a sword and the legend. BRAVE GE ILAINEI.? The other has an ornate letter W.	£20 - £30	£75
112	Post Medieval Lead Tokens. Circa 16th-18th century AD. A good collection of various styles and designs.	£30 - £40	£20
113	Post Medieval Bell. Circa, 17th century AD. Copper-alloy, 51.2 grams. 44mm x 36mm. Tinned bronze crotal bell complete with original 'pea', still rings.	£30 - £60	£55
114	Lead Musket Shot & Powder Measures. Circa 17th century, English civil war period. The lot consisting of 12 musket riffle shot and two powder measures.	£30 - £40	£32
115	Collection Of UK Metal Detector Finds. A mixed group of UK found artefacts including, thimbles, buckles, bells and buttons along with other items.	£20 - £30	£18
116	Post Medieval Gold Posey Ring. Circa 17th - early 18th century. Gold, 3.56 grams. Size: 18.87, US ring size: 5. UK size: J/K. A plain D-shaped band of high karat gold, inscribed "God alone made us to one". Ref: Evans, 1931. English Posies and Posy Rings. From a UK collection.	£600 - £700	£680
117	Post Medieval Gold Posy Ring. Circa late 17th - early 18th century. Gold, 1.65 grams. 17.06 mm. Ring size: UK size I, US size 4. The ring is inscribed on its outer surface with a repeating pattern of a three lobed motif, similar to a shamrock with a small circular device above and below, then a leaf and flower bud motif next to it. This is repeated 4 times with two comma shaped motifs, set opposite each other, dividing these up. The ring is inscribed on its inner flat surface with "THIS HAVE	£700 - £800	£1,400
118	Post Medieval Gold Posy Ring. Circa 18th century. Gold, 1.69 grams. Size: 21.27 mm. US size: 9. UK: R/S. A D-shaped plain band of high karat gold, inscribed on the inside. "Love thy Giver" with a makers mark AR within a square. Property of an Essex collector.	£450 - £500	£500
119	Stuart Period Seal Matrix. Circa 17th century AD. Copper-alloy, 5.32 grams. Size: 29.38 mm. A personal seal matrix formed of a large pierced trefoil-shaped handle and a short tapering neck that joins an oval seal face. The face is engraved with the initials H.P divided by a central tree type motif. Ref: B. Pateman. Collecting Seals. p.106. fig, 46.	£20 - £30	£65
120	Silver Seal Matrix. Circa 18th century AD. Silver, 9.16 grams. Size: 25.08 mm. A fob type seal with a finial above the suspension loop, the neck is truncated with a collar at the join with the oval base. A makers mark is stamped on one side (I GRAY). The seal face has the initials R F. Ref: B. Pateman. Collecting Seals. p. 107. fig, 55.	£50 - £70	£120
121	Post Medieval Seal Matrix. Circa 17th - 18th century AD. Silver, 6.50 grams. 29.33 mm. A very nice fob seal formed of a stylised dolphin on a pedestal as the handle, the tail forming a suspension loop. The seal base is oval with graduated stepped detailing and on the face of the seal is an image of a female figure seated with her left hand resting on an anchor. Most likely representing Hope, this image is seen on many historical maritime pieces.	£150 - £200	£270
122	Georgian Opium Weight. Circa 18th century. Lead, 16.5 grams. 26.29 mm. A lead weight in the form of a Chinese Fo Lion. Most likely an English made piece copying the traditional bronze Asian types.	£60 - £80	£55
123	Post Medieval Knife Handle. Circa 17th century AD. Size: 76.51 mm. A heavy cast bronze knife handle beautifully decorated on both sides with a series of foliate and feather like scrolls with bosses between. The terminal end is curved and detailed with a stylised animal head, below is a scrolled projection. Possibly of Dutch manufacture. Ref: Jacobs, J., 2005. New Netherland: a Dutch colony in seventeenth-century America (Vol. 3). Papin, Pierre and Soulat, Jean. 2017. A knife handle of Dutch	£40 - £60	£55
124	Post Medieval Nut Crackers. Circa 17th - 18th century AD. Size: 98.42 mm. A pair of cast brass nut crackers detailed with punched flower motifs on the upper surfaces and grooved banding before the curved handles. Ref: for similar, see PAS. HESH-48E3C9.	£30 - £40	£50
125	Ancient Greek, Paphlagonia, Sinope. Circa 330-300 BC. AR Drachm or Siglos. Silver, 4.9 grams. Obverse: Head of nymph left, hair in sakkos. Reverse: Sea-eagle standing left, wings spread, on dolphin left; ?IONY[?I] below eagle's wings. Ref: SNG BM Black Sea 1485; HGC 7, 399. Near EF with attractive tone. Purchased in the early 60s from B. A. Seaby, with old ticket.	£200 - £300	£260
126	Ancient Greek, Thessaly, Larissa Drachm Circa 400-344 BC. Silver, 6.2 grams. Obverse: Head of the nymph Larissa facing slightly to left, wearing ampyx, pendant earring and necklace. Rev. [?]???/????? Horse standing right, preparing to roll over. Ref: BMC 57. EF with lovely old cabinet. Purchased in the early 60s from B. A. Seaby, with old ticket.	£400 - £600	£420
127	Ancient Greek, Attica, Athens Tetradrachm. Circa 490-430 BC. Silver, 17.4 grams. Obverse: Head of Athena to right, wearing crested Attic helmet decorated with three olive leaves and palmette. Rev. A?E Owl standing right, head facing; to left, olive sprig and crescent; all within incuse square. Ref: BMC 62. Very fine with lovely old cabinet tone. Purchased in the early 60s from B. A. Seaby, with old ticket.	£300 - £400	£620
128	Ancient Greek, Corinth Stater, Circa, 338 B.C. Silver, 8.5 grams. Obverse: Pegasus with pointed wing flying left, ? below. Reverse: Head of Athena left, wearing Corinthian helmet pushed back on head. Behind: Victory flying left holding bow with both hands. Ref: BMC 350. Very fine with beautiful old cabinet tone. Purchased in the early 60s from B. A. Seaby, with old ticket.	£300 - £400	£480
129	Ancient Greek, Calabria Tarentum. Circa, 342-231 B.C. Silver, 8.0 grams. Obverse: Naked youth on horseback r., crowning horse, AIAI? below. Reverse: ????? Youthful oikist, nude, riding dolphin to left, holding an uncertain object in his outstretched right hand and resting his left on the dolphin; below, C??. Bought in the early 60s from A. H Baldwin & Sons with old ticket.	£300 - £500	£290
130	Ancient Greek, Colonies of Corinth, Levcas. Circa 357 B.C. Silver 8.5 grams. Obverse: Pegasus with pointed wings flying right, A below. Reverse: Head of Athena right, Caduceus and A behind. Ref: BMC 57. EF with beautiful tone, bought in the early 60s from B. A. Seaby with old ticket.	£300 - £400	£520
131	CALABRIA, Tarentum. AR Nomos. Circa 280-272 BC. Silver, 6.6 grams. Obverse: Youth on horseback right, crowning self with wreath in right hand, holding reins in left; I? to upper left; IA?O and Ionic capital below horse. Reverse: Phalanthos, holding aphlaston in right hand and distaff in left; TAPA[?] below, AN? to upper right. Ref: Vlasto 803; HN Italy 1014. Very fine with nice tone, bought in the early 60s from B. A. Seaby, with old ticket.	£300 - £500	£500
132	PAMPHYLIA. Aspendos. Stater. Circa 380/75-330/25 BC. Silver, 10.9 g. Obverse: Two nude wrestlers, standing and grappling with each other; between them, IX?. Rev. ???F?????? Slinger standing right; to right, triskeles running left; all within pelleted square border. Ref: SNG Paris 83. Tekin Series 4. Beautifully toned, very fine. Bought in the early 60s from B. A. Seaby.	£400 - £600	£460
133	Catuvellauni Rose Wings Quarter Stater. Circa, 40 BC. Gold, 1.21 grams. 12mm. Obverse: Crossed wreaths, flower motif at the centre. various motifs in angles. Reverse: Horse right, pellet with three petals around below, double wing motif above. Ref: VA 244, ABC 2469.	£500 - £700	£640
134	Cantiaci Cast Potin. Circa 120 - 100 BC. Copper-alloy, 2.60 grams. 18.84 mm. Obverse: Crude outlined head left, the eye is semicircular with a tail that runs down the neck. Reverse: Crude bull butting right. Ref: Similar to. ABC 150, Spink 63.	£40 - £50	Unsold
135	Dobunni Cotswold Cock Silver Unit. Size: 13mm, 0.74g. Obverse: Moon head right, pellet crescents as hair. Reverse: Triple-tailed annulate horse left, cock's head below; birds head and wheel above. Ref: VA 1020, ABC 2012.	£60 - £80	£50
136	Iceni Norfolk God Silver Unit. Circa, AD 10 - 15. Silver, 0.9 grams. 14.5mm. Obverse: Male head right, moustachioed. Short dashes for hair, crescents behind. Reverse: Horse right, cable mane. Pelta above, tricorne within. Ref: VA 792, 794. ABC 1567.	£100 - £150	£150
137	Dobunni Silver Unit. Anted Type. Silver, 0.93g. 14 mm. Obverse: Head right. Pellet triads as hair, pellet in ring eye and stalk lips. Reverse: Triple-tailed annulate horse left, AN below ANTD above. Ref: VA 1082, ABC 2072.	£40 - £60	£40
138	Gallo-Belgic Broad Flan Gold Stater. Bellovaci, Circa 175-120 BC. Gold, 7.46 grams. 23.00 mm. Obverse: Flamboyant wreathed head with big hair left. Reverse: Horse left, charioteer above. Ref: LT 7886, VA 12, ABC 4, Spink 2. From a private UK collection.	£2,500 - £3,000	£2,300
139	Ambiani, Gallic War Uniface Gold Stater. Circa, 60-55 BC. Gold, 6.25 grams. 16. mm. Obverse: Blank. Reverse: Sinuous horse right, pellet below. Various pellets and motifs in field. Ref: LT 8704, VA 50-56, ABC 16. From a private UK Collection.	£500 - £600	£420
140	Ambiani, Gallic War Uniface Gold Stater. Circa, 60-55 BC. Gold, 6.17 grams. 16. mm. Obverse: Blank. Reverse: Sinuous horse right, pellet below. Various pellets and motifs in field. Ref: LT 8704, VA 50-56, ABC 16. From a UK Collection.	£500 - £600	£420
141	Ambiani, Gallic War Uniface Gold Stater. Circa, 60-55 BC. Gold, 6.31 grams. 17. mm. Obverse: Blank. Reverse: Sinuous horse right, pellet below. Various pellets and motifs in field. Ref: LT 8704, VA 50-56, ABC 16. From a private UK Collection.	£500 - £600	£420
142	Iceni Norfolk Wolf Gold Stater. Circa, 60-54 BC. Gold, 6.10 grams. 19 mm. Obverse: Wreath, cloak and crescents. Reverse: Wolf right, jaws open. Pellet below. Ref: VA 610-1, ABC 1393, Spink 30. From a private UK collection.	£750 - £850	£1,350
143	Corieltavi North East Coast Gold Stater. Circa 60-50 BC. Gold, 5.93 grams. 18 mm. Obverse: Wreath, cloak and crescents with pellets. Reverse: Disarticulated horse right, pellets and charioteers arms above. Pellet sun below, cross below horse's neck. Ref: VA 800-5, 7, 9, 11. ABC 1719. Scarce. From a private UK collection.	£700 - £800	£540
143a	Corieltavi, Volisios Dumnovellaunos gold stater. Circa AD 43-47. Obverse: VOL[I] SIO[S] in two lines divided by vertical wreath. Reverse: Lunate horse left with open head, DVMNOVELLAVNOS around, pellet triad below head. 20mm, 5.32g. A heavyweight example of this extremely rare stater, struck on a large flan which displays the reverse inscription in its entirety. ABC 1995; VA 988-1; Spink 419.	£1,500 - £2,000	£1,600
144	Dobunni Catti Tree Gold Stater. Circa, 1-20 AD. Gold, 5.07 grams. 18 mm. Obverse: Tree symbol with pellet at base. Reverse: triple-tailed horse right, wheel below, CATTI above. Ref: VA 1130, ABC 2057, Spink 384. Rare. From a private UK collection.	£1,400 - £1,500	Unsold
145	Gallo-Belgic Broad Flan Quarter Stater. Circa, 150 BC. Gold, 1.53 grams. 13 mm. Obverse: Flamboyant wreathed head right. Reverse: Horse right, rosette below. Ref: ABC 28, VA 15-17, Spink 6.	£250 - £300	£270
146	Cantiaci Thurrock Type Potin. Circa 100 BC, copper/tin. 2.55 grams, 18.29 mm. Obverse: Outline head left, large annulet eye. Reverse: Outline bull right. Ref: ABC 150, S 63.	£30 - £40	£28
147	Durotriges Hengistbury Cast Bronze Unit. Bronze, 1.82 grams. 15.88 mm. Obverse: Spike with pellets on each side. Reverse: Three rows of pellets, 10 in total. Ref: ABC 2196, Spink 372.	£30 - £40	£150
148	Armorica Coriosolites Ogmios & Boar Stater. Circa, 75 - 50 BC. Billon, 5.83 grams. 20.59 mm. Obverse: Head right. Reverse: Bird-headed horse right, boar below. Ref: DT 2340.	£80 - £120	£75
149	East Noricum Samobor Type B Tetradrachm. Circa, 2nd - 1st century BC. Silver, 11.36 grams. 23.92 mm. Obverse: Male head left, wearing triple-banded diadem, crescent moneyers mark on cheek. Reverse: Horse prancing left. Ref: Lanz, 172.	£400 - £600	£500
150	East Noricum Samobor Type A Tetradrachm Circa 2nd - 1st century BC. Silver, 11.10 grams. 23.93 mm. Obverse: Male head wearing triple-banded diadem left. Reverse: Horse prancing left. Ref: Lanz 160, LT 9912.	£200 - £300	£300
151	Dobunni Cotswold Oxo Silver Unit. Silver, 0.67 grams. 12.34 mm. Obverse: Moon head right, pellet triads for hair. Reverse: Triple-tailed annulate horse left, cross and winged pellet motif above. Ref: ABC 2027, Spink 377.	£60 - £80	£55
152	Dobunni Cotswold Eagle Silver Unit. Silver, 0.62 grams. 13.34 mm. Obverse: Moon head right, pellet crescents for hair, large boss on chin. Reverse: Triple-tailed annulate horse left, flower motif below. Stylised bird head above. Ref: ABC 2015, Spink 377.	£60 - £80	£60
153	Armorica, Coriosolites Ogmios and V Boar Stater. Circa, 58 - 52 BC. Silver, 6.42 grams. 19.97 mm. Obverse: Head of Ogmios right with thick corded hair. Reverse: Blind bird-headed horse right, v-shaped boar below. Racquet driver above. Ref: N. Rybot. War Coins of the Sun Gods, plate V. fig, 33. ABC 70.	£150 - £200	£200
154	Armorica, Coriosolites Ogmios and V Boar Stater. Circa, 58 - 52 BC. Silver, 6.19 grams. 22.35 mm. Obverse: Head of Ogmios right with thick corded hair. Reverse: Blind bird-headed horse right, v-shaped boar below. Racquet driver above. Ref: N. Rybot. War Coins of the Sun Gods, plate V. fig, 33. ABC 70.	£150 - £200	£200
155	Carausius Denarius. AD 286-93. Silver, 3.65g. 19 mm. Obverse: Laureat bust right, IMP CARAVSIVS P F A. Reverse: RENOVATIO AVG. She-wolf suckling the twins, Romulus and Remus. RSR in ex. A Rare type being the first known example with this obverse legend and only the third recorded example of the reverse. Recorded on the PAS database as, DENO-7EB4B2. To be included in Sam Moorhead's new RIC for Carausius and Allectus.	£2,500 - £3,000	£5,000
156	Tiberius Silver Denarius. August, AD 14 - March, 37. Silver, 3.57 grams. 18 mm. Obverse: Laureate bust right, TI CAESAR DIVI AVG F AVGVSTVS. Reverse: PONTIF MAXIM, female figure seated right holding sceptre and branch. Ref: RIC 26, RSC 16, RCV 1763. This type is commonly referred to as the 'Tribute Penny' of the Bible after the well-known New Testament story in St. Matthews Gospel (22, 17-21).	£100 - £150	£140
157	Allectus Bronze Quinarius. AD, 294-6. Billon, 2.37 grams. 20mm. Obverse: Radiate bust right, IMP C ALLECTVS P F AVG. Reverse: VIRTVS AVG, galley left with mast and rigging. QL in ex. London mint. Ref: RIC v, ii. p. 563. RCV 13870.	£30 - £50	£60
158	3 late Roman Silver Siliquae discovered as a small hoard. Recorded on the PAS database as: DENO-A950E9, DENO-5617D6 & DENO-55E976; Treasure case no. 2019 T419.	£50 - £80	£70
159	Roman Coin Group. Circa 3rd - 4th century AD. A mixed group of bronze Roman coins from various reigns.	£30 - £50	£90
160	Domitian denarius. Issues as Augustus, 81 - 96 AD. Silver, 2.95g, 18 mm. Obverse: Laureate bust right, IMP CAES DOMIT AVG GERM P M TR P IIII. Reverse: IMP XXI COS XV CENS PPP. Minerva standing left holding thunderbolt and spear, shield at side. Ref: RCV 2732.	£20 - £30	£60
161	Roman Silver Denarius. AD, 69 - 79, 224. Silver, 2.77 / 1.83 grams. 18.33 / 20.42 mm. Vespasian, Reverse: COS ITER TR POT. Julia Mamea, Reverse: VENERI FELICI, Venus standing right, resting on sceptre and holding cupid. Ref: RCV 8223.	£30 - £40	£50
162	Saloninus antoninianus. Circa, AD 260. Billon, 3.5 grams. 23mm. Obverse: Radiate bust right, SALON VALERIANVS CAES. Reverse: SPES PVBLICA, Spes advancing left holding flower and lifting skirt. Ref: RSC 93, RCV 10774.	£20 - £40	£30
163	Tiberius Denarius (Tribute Penny). 19 Aug. AD 14 - 16 Mar. 37. Silver, 3.41 grams. 18.64 mm. Obverse: Laureate bust right, TI CAESAR DIVI AVG F AVGVSTVS. Reverse: Female seated right, holding sceptre and branch, PONTIF MAXIM. Ref: RIC 26, RCV 1763.	£40 - £50	£65
164	Republican Denarius (Fourree). Silver over bronze core, 3.51 grams. 18.94 mm. Obverse: Female bust right, caduceus behind. Saltire below chin. Reverse: Figure in biga right, blundered legend below. A contemporary forgery of barbarous style.	£20 - £40	£55
165	M. Furius L.f. Philius Republican Denarius. 119 BC. Silver, 3.64. 18.98 mm. Obverse: Laureate head of Janus, M FOVRI LF. Reverse: Roma standing left crowning trophy with carnyx, shield on each side. ROMA to right, PHI monogram in ex. Ref: RSC. Furia 18. RCV 156. Ex Essex Coins, ex DNW.	£60 - £80	£85
166	Marcus Aurelius Denarius. AD 138-192. Silver, 3.22 grams. 18.17 mm. Obverse: Bare head right, AVRELIVS CAESAR AVG PII F. Reverse: TR POT II COS II, Minerva standing right, resting on spear and shield. Ref: RIC 438b, RCV 4787. Ex. Essex Coins, ex. DNW.	£50 - £70	£150
167	Maximinus Denarius. AD 235 - 235. Silver, 3.46 grams. 20.05 mm. Obverse: Laureate bust right, IMP MAXIMINVS PIVS AVG. Reverse: P M TR P P P, Maximinus in military attire standing left between two standards, touching standard with right hand and resting on spear held in the left hand. Ref: RIC 1, RCV 8311. Ex. Essex Coins, ex. DNW.	£60 - £80	£100
168	Nero Denarius. AD 54 - 68. Silver, 3.56 grams. 19.07 mm. Obverse: Bare head right, NERO CAESAR AVG IMP. Reverse: PONTIF MAX TR P VII COS IIII PP, EX SC in field. Virtus standing left, right foot on arms, holding parazonium and spear. Ref: RIC 32. Ex. Essex Coins.	£150 - £200	£200
169	Postumus Antoninianus. AD 260 - 269. Billon, 2.42 grams. 20.22 mm. Obverse: Radiate bust right, IMP C POSTVMVS P F AVG. Reverse: IOVI VICTORI, Jupiter advancing left looking back, holding sceptre and thunderbolt. Cologne, AD 267-8. Ref: RIC 311, RCV 10955.	£10 - £20	£30
170	Maximinus Denarius. AD 235 - 238. Silver, 2.75 grams. 19.97 mm. Obverse: Laureate bust right, IMP MAXIMINVS PIVS AVG. Reverse: FIDES MILITVM, Fides Militum standing left holding standard in each hand. Ref: RIC 18A. RCV 8307. Ex. Essex Coins, ex. DNW.	£60 - £80	£130
171	Marcus Aurelius Denarius. AD 161 - 180. Silver, 2.70 grams. 18.88 mm. Obverse: Bare head right, AVRELIVS CAES AVG P II F. Reverse: TR POT XIIII COS II, Minerva advancing right, brandishing javelin and shield. Ref: RIC 483, RCV 4797. Ex. Essex Coins, ex. DNW.	£40 - £60	£65
172	L. Memmius Republican Denarius. 109/108 BC. Silver, 3.98 grams. 19.65 mm. Obverse: Young male head right, wreath with oak. Monogram below chin. Reverse: Dioscuri standing facing between their horses, each holding a spear, L MEMMI in ex. Ref: RRC 304/1. Ex. Essex Coins, ex. DNW.	£60 - £80	£95
173	Sextus Pompeius Fostulus Denarius. 137 BC. Silver, 3.97 grams. 19.08 mm. Obverse: Helmeted head of Roma right, x below chin, jug behind. Reverse: She-wolf standing right suckling the twins, Romulus and Remus. Fig-tree in the background with three birds, the shepherd Faustulus standing right, behind, FOSTLVS on left; SEX POM right. ROMA in ex. Ref: RRC 235/1a, RSC, Pompeia 1. Ex. Essex Coins, ex. DNW.	£80 - £120	£160
174	Marcus Aurelius Denarius. AD 161 - 180. Silver, 3.02 grams. 18.24 mm. Obverse: Laureate head right, M ANTONINVS AVG ARMENIACVS. Reverse: P M TR P XIX IMP III COS III, Annona standing left between modius and prow of ship holding corn-ears and cornucopia. Ref: RIC 142, RSC 484. Ex. Essex Coins.	£40 - £60	£100
175	Byzantine Empire Aspron Trachy. Circa 12th Century. Billon, 2.0 grams. 24.98 mm. Constantinople.	£10 - £20	£28
176	Byzantine Romanus III Follis. AD 1028-34. Bronze, 10.42 grams. 31.29 mm. Obverse: Christ facing holding the book of gospels. Reverse: Cross on steps, IS/XS, IAS/ILE, IAS/ILE. Ref: Sear 1823.	£10 - £20	£70
177	Probus Antoninianus. AD 276 - 282. Billon, 3.68 grams. 22.38 mm. Obverse: Radiate bust right, IMP C MAVR PROBVS AVG. Reverse: TEMPOR FELICI, Felicitas standing right holding caduceus and cornucopia. I officina mark in ex. Ref: RIC 104, RCV 12048.	£10 - £20	£30
178	Commodus, Divus Marcus Aurelius Denarius. AD 180. Silver, 3.12 grams. 17.74 mm. Obverse: Bare head of Marcus Aurelius right, DIVVS M ANTONINVS PIVS. Reverse: CONSECRATIO, Pyramidal crematorium of four storeys with garland base. RIC 275, RCV 5979. Ex. Essex Coins, ex. DNW.	£40 - £60	£95
179	Lucilla Sestertius AD 164-6. Bronze, 26.98 grams. 32.53 mm. Obverse: Draped bust right, LVCILLAE AVG ANTONINI AVG F. Reverse: PIETAS, S C in field. Pietas standing left, right hand extended over lighted altar and holding box of incense in left. Ref: RIC 1756, RCV 5505. Ex. Essex Coins, ex. DNW.	£80 - £120	£75
180	L. Memmius Galerius Denarius. 106 BC. Silver, 3.81 grams. 19.91 mm. Laureate head of Saturn left, E below chin. ROMA and harpa behind. Reverse: Venus in big right holding sceptre and reigns, above. Cupid flying left holding wreath. L MEMMI GAL in ex. Ref: RSC, Memmia 2. RCV 190. Ex. Essex Coins, ex. DNW.	£60 - £80	£70
181	Domitian Denarius. AD 81 - 96. Silver, 3.36 grams. 18.21 mm. Obverse: Laureat bust right, CAESAR AVG F DOMITIANVS COS VI. Reverse: PRINCEPS IVVENTVTIS, clasped hands holding legionary eagle set on prow. Ref: RIC 246, RCV 2643. Ex. Essex Coins, ex. DNW.	£40 - £60	£55
182	Domitian As. AD 81 - 96. Copper, 8.09 grams. 26.85 mm. Obverse: Laureate bust right, CAESAR AVG F DOMITIANVS COS V. Reverse: S C, Spes standing left holding flower in her right hand and raising skirt with left. Ref: RIC 1053.	£30 - £40	£35
183	Faustina Junior Denarius. AD 147 - 175. Silver, 3.06 grams. 19.26 mm. Obverse: Draped bust right, FAVSTINA AVGVSTA. Reverse: CERES, Ceres seated left holding corn-ears and torch. Ref: RIC 669.	£50 - £70	£90
184	Crispus Centenionalis. AD, 316 - 326. AE, 3.25 grams. 19.11 mm. Obverse: Laureate bust right, IVL CRISPVS NOB C. Reverse: CAESARVM NOSTRORVM, VOT X with wreath. SIS and officina mark in ex. Siscia, AD 320-1. Ref: RIC vii, p. 444, 165. RCV 16772.	£20 - £30	£30
185	Tacitus Antoninianus. AD, 275 - 276. AE, 3.43 grams. 22.85 mm. Obverse: Radiate bust right, IMP C M CL TACITVS AVG. Reverse: TEMPORVM FELICITAS, Felicitas standing left holding caduceus and cornucopia. A A in field. Ref: RCV 11817 variant.	£20 - £30	£28
186	Postumus Antoninianus. AD, 260 - 269. Billon, 3.03 grams. 20.92 mm. Obverse: Radiate bust right, IMP C POSTVMVS P F AVG. Reverse: COS V, Victory standing right holding wreath and palm. Ref: RIC 288, RCV 10933.	£10 - £20	£12
187	Constantine II Centenionalis. AD, 317 - 337. Billon, 2.92 grams. 18.62 mm. Obverse: Laureate bust right, CONSTANTINVS IVN NOB C. Reverse: CAESARVM NOSTRORVM, VOT V within wreath. Officina mark, SIS in ex. Siscia, AD 320. Ref: RCV 17174.	£20 - £30	£35
188	Probus Antoninianus. AD, 276 - 282. Billon, 3.81 grams. 23.58 mm. Obverse: Radiate bust right, IMP C PROBVS P F AVG. Reverse: PIETAS AVG, Pietas standing left, altar at feet. C in field. Ref: RIC v, Lugdunum 121.	£20 - £30	£30
189	Tacitus Antoninianus. AD, 275 - 276. Billon, 3.58 grams. 22.46 mm. Obverse: Radiate bust right, IMP C M CL TACITVS P F AVG. Reverse: PROVID DEOR, Providentia standing left holding rod and cornucopia. Ref: RIC 48, RCV 11792.	£20 - £30	£22
190	Carausius Antoninianus. Mid AD 286 - summer 293. Billon, 2.66 grams. 22.54 mm. Obverse: Radiate and draped bust right, IMP CARAVSIVS P F ACG. Reverse: MA [RTI PACIFERO]? Mars advancing left. Struck over an antoninianus of Gallienus? under type showing the bust and part legend. Ref: RCV 13625..	£40 - £60	£55
191	Allectus Antoninianus. Summer AD 293 - early 296. Billon, 4.17 grams. 21.37 mm. Obverse: Radiate and draped bust right, IMP C ALLECTVS P F AVG. Reverse: PAX AVG, Pax standing left. S A in field, ML in ex. London AD 294-5. Ref: RIC, v, ii, p. 561, 28. RCV 13818.	£20 - £40	£18
192	Carausius Antoninianus. Mid AD 286 - summer 293. Billon, 3.95 grams. 19.97 mm. Obverse: Radiate bust right, IMP CARAVSIVS [PF AVG]. Reverse: CONCOR [DIA AVG], clasped hands. RSR in ex. London AD, 286-7. Ref: RIC, v, ii, p.515, 602. RCV 13564.	£30 - £50	£80
193	Carausius Antoninianus. Mid AD 286 - summer 293. Billon, 3.34 grams. 22.44 mm. Obverse: Radiate and draped bust right, IMP C CARAVSIVS P F AVG. Reverse: PAX [AVGG] G. S P in field, MLXXI in ex. London, AD 292-3. Ref: RIC, v, ii, p.476, 141, 143. RCV 13665.	£30 - £50	£20
194	Carausius Antoninianus. Mid AD 286 - summer 293. Billon, 4.30 grams. 24.40 mm. Obverse: Radiate and draped bust right, IMP C CARAVSIVS P F AVG. Reverse: PAX AV[GGG], Pax standing left holding olive-branch and vertical sceptre. S P in field, MLXXI in ex. Ref: RIC v, ii, p.476, 141, 143. RCV 13665.	£30 - £50	£20
195	Carausius Antoninianus. Mid AD 286 - summer 293. Billon, 2.17 grams. 20.02 mm. Obverse: Radiate and draped bust right, IMP C CARAVSIVS P F AVG. Reverse: VIC [ ], female figure standing left holding sceptre and resting right hand on staff.	£20 - £40	£20
196	Allectus Quinarius. Spring AD 293 - early 296. Billon, 2.66 grams. 20.36 mm. Obverse: Radiate bust right, IMP C ALLECTVS P F AVG. Reverse: VIRTVS AVG, galley left with mast and rigging. QL in ex. London, AD 294-6. Ref: RIC v, ii, p. 563, 55, 57. RCV 13870.	£20 - £40	£30
197	Carausius Antoninianus. Mid AD 286 - summer 293. Billon, 3.66 grams. 22.85 mm. Obverse: IMP C CARAVSIVS P F AVG. Reverse: PAX AVGGG, Pax standing left holding olive-branch and sceptre. S P in field, MLX (XI) in ex. Ref: RIC v, ii, p. 476, 141. RCV 13665.	£30 - £40	£22
198	Carausius Antoninianus. Mid AD 286 - summer 293. Billon, 4.17 grams. Size: 24.44 mm. Obverse: Radiate and draped bust right, IMP CARAVSIVS P F AVG. Reverse: PAX AVG, Pax standing left holding olive-branch and vertical sceptre. B E in field. London AD 290-1. Ref: RIC v, ii, p. 472, 101. RCV 13639.	£30 - £40	£28
199	Carausius Antoninianus. (Brockage) Mid AD 286 - summer 293. Billon, 4.46 grams, 24.52 mm. Obverse: Radiate and draped bust right, IMP C CARAVSIVS P F AVG. Reverse: Mirror image of the obverse.	£60 - £80	£36
200	Allectus Antoninianus. Summer AD 293 - early 296. Billon, 3.38 grams. 22.02 mm. Obverse: Radiate bust right, IMP C ALLECTVS P F AVG. Reverse: PAX AVG, Pax standing left holding olive-branch and vertical sceptre. S P in field. Ref: RIC, v, ii, p 566, 86. RCV 13822.	£30 - £40	£25
201	Carausius Antoninianus Group. Mid AD 286 - Summer 293. (1). Billon, 1.83 grams. 18.86 mm. Reverse: SALVS AVG, Salus feeding snake. Ref: RCV 13709. (2). 2.03 grams, 19.08 mm. Reverse: PAX AVG. (3). 3.74 grams, 19.88 mm. Reverse: PAX AVG.	£40 - £60	£50
202	Carausius Antoninianus Group. Mid AD 286 - Summer 293. (1). Billon. 3.76 grams. 21.43 mm. Reverse: PAX AVG, MC in ex. (2). 3.30 grams, 22.02 mm. Reverse: PAX AVG. (3). 3.63 grams, 21.15 mm. Reverse: COMES AVG, Victory standing left. Ref: RCV 13559.	£40 - £60	£40
203	Q, Antonius Balbus Denarius. Circa 83-82 BC. Silver, 3.44 grams. 19.5 mm. Obverse: Laureate head of Jupiter right S C behind. Reverse: Victory in quadriga right holding reigns and palm-branch in left hand, wreath in right. N below, Q.ANTO.BALB / PR in ex. Ref: Sydenham 742b, Crawford 364/1d. Extremely fine with old cabinet tone. Ex. Muschietti collection 1953, asta Finarte, march 1996. NN auction 31.	£200 - £300	£200
204	Q. Cassius Longinus Denarius. Circa, 55 BC. Silver, 3.85 grams. 18.5 mm. Obverse: Head of Genius Populi Romani right, sceptre over shoulder. Reverse: Eagle on thunderbolt right, lituus and jug in field. Q.CASSIVS below. Ref: Sydenham 917, Crawford 428/3. Good very fine with old cabinet tone. Ex NN auction 17, ex John Wells collection.	£250 - £300	£300
205	C. Norbanus Denarius. Circa, 83 BC. Silver, 3.84 grams. 19.7 mm. Obverse: Head of Venus right, C NORBANVS below. Control numeral behind. Reverse: Corn-ear, fasces with axe and caduceus. Ref: Babelon Norbana 2. Sydenham 739, Crawford 357/1b. Extremely fine with beautiful old cabinet tone. Ex NN auction 47, ex John Wells collection.	£200 - £300	£210
206	Q. Cassius Longinus Denarius. Circa, 55 BC. Silver, 4.05 grams. 18 mm. Obverse: Q.CASSIVS - LIBERT, head of Libertas right. Reverse: Curule chair within temple of Vesta, urn and tablet inscribed AC in field. Ref: Babelon Cassia 8. Sydenham 918. RBW 1534. CRAWFORD 428/2. Extremely fine with lovely old cabinet tone. Ex NN auction 35, ex John Wells collection.	£200 - £300	£210
207	L. Rustius Denarius. Circa, 76 BC. Silver, 3.82 grams. 19.5 mm. Obverse: Helmeted head of Minerva right, star below chin, SC behind. Reverse: Ram standing right, L RVSTI in ex. Ref: Babelon Rustia 1. Sydenham 782. RBW 1423. Crawford 389/1. GVF/EF with attractive old cabinet tone. Ex, NN auction 31, ex John Wells collection.	£250 - £300	£250
208	Q. Minucius Thermus M. f. Denarius. Circa, 103 BC. Silver, 4.02 grams. 20 mm. Obverse: Helmeted head of Mars left. Reverse: Two warriors in combat, one on left protecting a fallen comrade; Q•THERM•MF (ligate) in exergue. Ref: Crawford 319/1; BMCRR Italy 653-6; RSC Minucia 19. Good Extremely Fine. Acquired from Artemide Aste s.r.l. (San Marino). Ex Roma auction XIX, ex John Wells collection.	£350 - £400	£260
209	C. Marius C.f. Capito Denarius. Circa, 81 BC. Silver, 3.86 grams. 18.6 mm. Obverse: Bust of Ceres right, CAPIT.XVI behind. Laurel wreath below chin. Reverse: Ploughman with a yoke of oxen left, IXVI above. C.MARI.C.F / S.C in ex. Ref: Babelon Maria 9. Sydenham 744b. RBW 1404. Crawford 378/1c. Good very fine with light toning. Ex NN auction 39, ex John Wells collection.	£200 - £300	£210
210	L. Furius Cn.f. Brocchus, Denarius, Circa, 63 BC. Silver 3.90 grams. 18 mm. Obverse: Wreathed and draped bust of Ceres right between wheat-ear and barley corn, III-VIR across field, BROCCHI below. Reverse. Curule chair between fasces, L FVRI / CN F in two lines above. Ref: Crawford 414/1; RSC Furia 23a. Good very fine with lovely old cabinet tone. Ex Spink, bought 28th January 2008, ex John Wells collection.	£200 - £300	£190
211	Antoninus Pius As. Circa, AD 141-143. AE, 11.80 grams. 26 mm. Obverse: Laureate bust right, ANTONINVS AVG PIVS P P. Reverse: T POT COS III, Tiber reclining left, leaning on rocks, placing hand on boat and holding reed; TIBERIS S C in exergue. Ref: RIC 706a var. (rev. legend misspelt); BMCRE 223 var. (same). Good Very Fine. Scarce. Ex Roma Numismatics, from a private European collection. Ex John Wells collection.	£150 - £200	£140
212	Edward the Elder Penny. Circa 899 - 924 AD. Silver, Obverse: +EADVVEARD REX, small cross in centre. Reverse: Flower with two leaves springing from a central line, HEREMOD. Star of eight rays below. Moneyer Heremod, North-Western type. Ref : North 658. Recorded on the EMC as: 2020.0410. 22mm, 1.50g.	£4,000 - £5,000	£4,800
213	Anlaf Sihtricsson. First Reign, 941 - 944. Silver, 1.14 grams. 20.01 mm. Obverse: Triquetra, +ANLAF CVNVNC II. Reverse: Standard, +PARMAN MONET. Minted in the city of York. Ref: North 540, Spink 1020. Recorded with the Early Medieval Coin Corpus as: EMC: 2020-0310. Damaged when found and professionally restored. A rare issue of a king that ruled over Northumbria and Dublin, his reign spanned 40 years. He was a renowned warrior and ruthless pillager of churches, but ended his days in retireme	£3,000 - £4,000	Unsold
214	Anglo-Saxon Sceattas. Continental Issue, Circa 695 - 740 AD. Series E. Silver, 0.97 grams. 11.82 mm. Obverse: Degenerate head enclosing three bars. Reverse: Votive standard, TOTII. Ref: Spink 790.	£60 - £80	£130
215	Edward the Confessor Small Flan Penny, Circa, 1048 - 1050 AD. Silver, 0.91 grams. 14 mm. Obverse: Diademed bust left, +EDWERD REX. Reverse: Voided cross, +ELFRED ON LVND. Moneyer Aelfred at the London mint. Ref: North 818.	£200 - £300	£360
216	Cnut Nottingham Penny. Circa, 1029 - 1035/6. Silver, 1.04 grams. 18 mm. Obverse: Diademed bust left with sceptre, +CNV T RECX. Reverse: Short cross with pellet in circle at centre, +BLACAMAN ON SNO. Moneyer Blacaman at the Nottingham mint. Ref: North 790. A very nice example, virtually as struck.	£500 - £700	£960
217	Cnut York Penny. Circa, 1029 - 1035/6 AD. Silver, 1.05 grams. 18 mm. Obverse: Diademed bust left with sceptre, +CNV T RECX. Reverse: Short cross with pellet in circle at centre. +HLDVLF ON EOFE. Moneyer Hidulf at the York mint. Ref: North 790.	£200 - £300	£300
218	Cnut Viking Penny. Circa, 895 - 902 AD. Silver, 1.39 grams. 21mm. Obverse: +CVN NET TI around small cross pattee. Reverse: CNVT at the end of the limbs of a patriarchal cross and REX around. Ref: North 501, Spink 993. Found in Linconshire and recorded on PAS: DENO:984DE6, designated a find of regional importance.	£400 - £500	£620
219	Henry I Type IV Penny Circa, 1105 AD. Silver, 1.34 grams. 18mm. Obverse: Diademed and crowned facing bust, sceptre over right shoulder, +HENRIC RE. Reverse: Four annulets between four piles, +DERMAN ON [LVND ]. Moneyer Derman at the London mint. Ref: North 860.	£150 - £200	£270
220	Anglo-Saxon Sceatta. Circa 7th century AD. Silver, 1.05g. 11mm. Obverse: Heavy-jowled bust right wearing helmet, blundered legend around. Reverse: Cross on steps, annulets in field. Blundered legend around. Ref: Ambramson, 106-20.	£40 - £60	£36
221	Series F Prototype Sceattas. Circa, AD 670. Silver, 1.05 grams. 11.51 mm. Obverse: Heavy-jowled bust right wearing helmet with neck guard, large nose to forehead. Blundered legend. Reverse: Cross on steps with annulet limbs, blundered legend. Denier of Auxerre. Ref: Abramson, 106-10.	£150 - £200	£130
222	Aethelred Styca. Second reign, 843-850. Copper, 0.97 grams. 13.54 mm. Obverse: +EDILRED REX, around cross in circle. Reverse: +EARDVVLF, around pellet in circle. Ref: Spink 868.	£30 - £40	£55
223	Aethelred II Penny. Circa, 1009 - 1017 AD. Silver, 1.19 grams. 20.26 mm. Obverse: Diademed bust left, +AETHELRED REX ANGLO R. Reverse: Small cross, +EDELPINE M-O N LVN. Moneyer Ethelwine at the London mint. Ref: North 777. Fine hairline from edge to inner circle.	£200 - £300	£230
224	John Penny. 1199-1216 AD. Silver, 1.33 grams. 19.48 mm. Obverse: Crowned facing bust with sceptre, +HENRICVS REX. Reverse: Short cross, +RICARD ON LVN. Moneyer Ricard at the London mint. Class 5b. Ref: Spink 1351.	£30 - £40	£75
225	Edward IV Gold Angel. Second Reign, 1471-83 AD. Gold, . mm. Obverse: St Michael slaying a dragon at his feet, EDWARD DEI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC. Reverse: Ship with central shield over cross, E and rose on either side. London mint, mint mark annulet, 1471-2. Ref: Spink 2091.	£1,500 - £2,000	£2,300
226	Henry II Short Cross Penny. Short Cross Coinage, 1180-89 AD. Silver, grams. mm. Obverse: Crowned facing bust with sceptre, +HENRICVS REX. Reverse: Short cross, +GOCELM ON WINC. Moneyer Gocelm at the Winchester mint, class 1b. Ref: Spink, 1344.	£40 - £60	£85
227	Edward I Irish Penny. Intermediate Issues, 1294 - 1296 AD. Silver, 1.11 grams. 18 mm. Obverse: Crowned facing bust within triangle, pellet in each corner. +EDWR A [NGL] D NSHYB. Reverse: Cross with pellets in each quarter. CI [VI] TAS CORC ACIE. Cork mint. Ref: Spink 6259.	£50 - £70	£70
228	Henry I Penny. Circa, 1100 AD. Silver, 1.3 grams. 19mm. Obverse: Crowned facing bust, annulet on each side. +HENRI REX N. Reverse: Cross fleury with annulet centre, in each angle, three pellets on a pile which rest on the inner circle. +SPIGN ON COLE[ ]E. Moneyer Swegn at the Colchester mint. Ref: North 857. Recorded with the Early Medieval Coin Corpus as: EMC: 2017.0327. Note: This is a new type for Swegn, a moneyer known previously in types 3 and 5 of William II and Henry I types 2 and 3	£400 - £600	£640
229	Group of three hammered silver coins. Circa, 1327 - 1547, including an Edward III penny of the York mint, Edward III halfpenny of London and a Sovereign penny of Henry VIII, Durham mint.	£40 - £50	£75
230	Ryal (Rose Noble) Edward IV First Reign, Flemish imitative coinage. Circa,15th century AD. Gold, 7.53 grams. 36 mm. Obverse: King standing in ship, holding sword and shield. Large rose below. Reverse: Rose upon radiate sun in centre of royal cross. Ref: North, p. 85. Spink 1952.	£2,200 - £2,500	£1,900
231	Henry VI Groat. Rosette-Mascle Issue, 1430-31 AD. Size: 26mm, 3.72g. Obverse: Crowned facing bust, +HENRIC DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC. Mint mark cross patonce. Reverse: Cross with pellets in each quarter, VIL LA CAL ISIE. Calais mint, mint mark plain cross. Rosettes and mascles in legends. Ref: Spink 1859.	£50 - £70	£90
232	Henry II Short Cross Penny. AD, 1180 - 1189. Silver, 1.40 grams. 19.58 mm. Obverse: Crowned facing bust with sceptre, +HENRICVS REX. Reverse: Short cross, +GERARD ON EVER. Moneyer Gerard at the York mint. Class 1b. Ref: Spink, 1344.	£120 - £140	£130
233	Henry VI Groat. Annulet Issue, 1422-30 AD. Size: 26mm, 3.74g. Obverse: Crowned facing bust, annulets at neck. +HENRIC DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC. Reverse: Cross with pellets in each quarter, annulet in one quarter. VIL LA CAL ISIE. Calais mint. Mint mark pierced cross. Ref: Spink 1836.	£50 - £60	£55
234	Henry V Groat. Circa 1413 - 22 AD. Silver, 3.69 grams. 25 mm. Obverse: Crowned facing bust, mullet on right shoulder. +HENRIC DI GRA REX ANGLIE Z FRANC. Reverse: Cross with pellets in each quarter, CIVI TAS LON DON. London mint, mint mark pierced cross with pellet centre. A over O in TAS. Ref: Spink 1765.	£150 - £200	£200
235	Richard I Penny. 1189-99 AD. Silver, 1.38g. 19 mm. Obverse: Crowned facing bust with sceptre. +HENRICVS REX. Reverse: Short cross, +MEINIR ON CANT. Moneyer Meinir at the Canterbury mint. Class 4a. Ref: Spink 1348A.	£30 - £40	£50
236	William I and Henry I Cut Farthings. Circa, 1070 - 72, 1125 - 35 AD. Silver, 0.25 grams, 9 mm. 0.31 grams, 11 mm. William I canopy type and Henry I type xv cut quarters. Ref: North 843 & 871.	£50 - £80	£85
237	Medieval Penny Cut Fractions. Circa, 1180 - 1272. A collection of cut halves and quarters from the reigns of Henry II, John (short cross) and Henry III (long cross).	£20 - £30	£40
238	Mixed Coin Group. Including two pennies from the reign of Edward I, an Anglo-Saxon sceattas. series K/N related and a milled fourpence of Charles II 1684	£40 - £60	£40
239	Charles the Bold French Double Patard. Circa 1463 AD. Burgundian Netherlands for the Duchy of Brabant, minted at Louvain.	£30 - £40	£22
240	Edward IV Groat. Light coinage, 1464 -70. Silver, 2.91 grams. 25mm. Obverse: Crowned facing bust, quatrefoils at neck. EDWARD DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC. Reverse: Cross with pellets in each quarter. CIVI TAS LON DON, London mint. Mint mark rose. Ref: Spink 2000.	£50 - £70	£95
241	Edward III Halfgroat. Pre-treaty period, 1351-61. Silver, 2.12 grams. 22mm. Obverse: Crowned facing bust, +EDWARDVS REX ANGLI Z FRANCI. Reverse: Cross with pellets in each quarter, CIVI TAS LON DON. London mint, series D. Ref: Spink 1575.	£40 - £60	£45
242	Richard III Penny. Circa, 1483 - 85. Silver, 0.66 grams. 16mm. Obverse: Crowned facing bust, T and upright key at neck. mint mark Boar's head. Reverse: Cross with pellets in each quarter, quatrefoil at centre. York mint. Archbishop Rotherham. Ref: Spink 2166.	£400 - £600	£680
243	Edward I Pennies, Berwick (2). Silver, 18mm/1.23g and 18mm/1.45g. Both. Obverse: Crowned facing bust, +EDWAR ANGL DNS HYB. Reverse: Cross and pellets, VILL ABE REV RICI. Berwick-on-Tweed mint. Ref: Spink 1415.	£40 - £60	£75
244	Edward II penny Canterbury. Circa, 1307-27 AD. Silver, 1.15 grams. 18mm. Obverse: Crowned facing bust, +EDWARR ANGL DNS HYB. Reverse: Cross and pellets, CIVI TAS CAN TOR. Canterbury mint, class 11b. Ref: Spink 1456.	£20 - £40	£45
245	Short Cross Cut Fractions. Circa, 1199 - 1247. Four hammered silver cut halfpennies from the reigns of John and Henry III.	£40 - £60	£22
246	Robert Of Bethune Sterling Penny. Rule as count, 1305-22. Silver, 1.35 grams. 19.32 mm. Obverse: Crowned bust left, +ROB: COMES: FLAND. Reverse: Cross with pellets in each quarter, MON ETA ALO STEN. Alost mint. Ref: Mayhew 209.	£200 - £300	£300
247	Edward III Aquitaine Sterling. 1327-77. Silver, 1.42 grams. 18.42 mm. Obverse: Crowned bust facing, slightly left. +EDWARD REX ANGL. Reverse: Cross with crown in each quarter. DVX AQV ITA NIE. Ref: Elias 56. Ex Spink, lot 164. 28th November 2007.	£150 - £200	£210
248	Edward IV Gold Half Angel. Second reign, 1471-83. Gold, 2.51 grams. 21.15 mm. St Michael slaying dragon, EDWARD DEI GRA REX ANGL. Reverse: Ship, shield with arms of England over cross. Mint mark heraldic cinquefoil. Ref: Spink 2093.	£1,400 - £1,600	£1,300
249	Medieval French Jetton. Circa 15th-16th century. Copper-alloy, 2.28 grams. 23.78 mm. Obverse: GETOVERS DE LAITOR, Shield enclosing six fleur-de-lis. Reverse: Ornate lozenge cross with lis in centre, lis terminals and in angles of cross.	£20 - £30	£20
250	Henry I Annulet And Piles Type Penny. AD 1100-35. Silver, 1.21 grams. 18.62 mm. Obverse: Crowned and diadem bust facing with sceptre, +HENRIC RE. Reverse: Annulets between piles, +PVLFRIC [ON ] SROB. Moneyer, Wulfric at the Shrewsbury mint. Ref: North 860, Spink, 1265.	£200 - £300	£1,600
251	Richard II / Edward III Half Noble Mule. AD 1377-99. Gold, 3.47 grams. 25.73 mm. Obverse: King standing in ship holding shield and sword. +RICARD DEI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC DNS HIB Z AQT. Reverse: Royal cross within tressure, E in centre. Altered obverse die, RIC over EDW. Reverse of Edward III. Ref: Schneider 119, North 1309. Ex. Essex Coins.	£1,100 - £1,200	£1,000
252	Edward IV Bristol Groat. Light coinage, 1464 - 70. Silver, 2.75 grams. 25.04 mm. Obverse: Crowned facing bust, quatrefoils at neck. EDWARD DEI GRA REX ANGL FRANC. Reverse: Cross with pellets in each quarter, VIL LAB RIS TOLL. Mint mark sun. I in BRISTOLL over an E. Ref: Buck, Medieval English Goats. Type VI. Spink, 2004.	£80 - £120	£95
253	Prince John Irish Farthing. AD, 1198-99. Silver, 0.29 grams. 10.25 mm. Obverse: Mascle with trefoils at corners, pellet in centre and in angles. Reverse: A/D/A/M in angles of cross. Moneyer Adam at the Dublin mint. Ref: Spink, 6220. Ex. Essex Coins.	£600 - £800	£950
254	Edward I Halfpenny. AD, 1272-1307. Silver, 0.71 grams. 15.88 mm. Obverse: Crowned facing bust, +EDWR ANGL DNS HYB. Reverse: Cross with pellets in each quarter, VILL ABR ISTO LLIE. Class 4c. Bristol mint. Ref: Spink, 1439.	£40 - £50	£40
255	Medieval French Jetton. Circa 14th century. Copper, 4.55 grams. 26.82 mm. Obverse: Royal crown with annulet each side of a trefoil of pellets. AVE MARIA GRACIA. Reverse: Royal cross fleury within quatrefoil, C/V/G/O in angles.	£30 - £40	£25
256	Medieval Tournai Jetton. Circa 15th century. Copper, 6.04 grams. 27.50 mm. Obverse: Castle of tours, lis above. Blundered legend with quatrefoil stops. Reverse: Cross pattee with lis and flower alternating in angles, blundered legend. Ref: Mitchiner 742.	£20 - £30	£18
257	Medieval Jetton. Circa 15th century. Copper, 5.82 grams. 27.01 mm. Obverse: Shield enclosing three flowers above three lis, blundered legend. Reverse: Cross pattee, flower in each angle. Blundered legend.	£20 - £30	£12
258	Medieval Penny Token. Circa 14th century. Lead, 1.47 grams. 15.59 mm. Obverse: N with pellets within a toothed border. Reverse: Cross with pellets in each quarter.	£10 - £20	£10
259	Medieval Boy Bishop Penny Token. Circa 14th century. Lead, 1.65 grams. 15.86 mm. Obverse: Bishops mitre, legend around. Reverse: Cross with pellets in each quarter. Issued during the festival of St Nicholas, most likely a type from Bury St Edmunds.	£20 - £30	£15
260	Edward III Groat. AD, 1356. Silver, 4.33 grams. 26.28 mm. Obverse: Crowned facing bust, +EDWARD D G REX ANGL FRANC D HYB. Reverse: Cross with pellets in each quarter, CIVI TAS LON DON. London mint, series F. Mint mark crown. Ref: Spink 1569.	£80 - £120	£70
261	John Irish Farthing. Third Rex coinage. 1207-11 AD. Silver, 0,34 grams. 11.03 mm. Obverse: Facing bust within triangle, IOH AN RE. Reverse: Whorled sun within triangle, RO BE RD. Moneyer Roberd at the Dublin mint. Ref: Spink 6234. Double struck on obverse.	£400 - £600	Unsold
262	John Irish Halfpenny Limerick. Third Rex coinage. 1207-11 AD. Silver, 0.73 grams. 13.86 mm. Obverse: Crowned bust within triangle, IOH AN REX. Reverse: Cross, moon and stars within the triangle. WA CEO NLI. Moneyer Wace at the Limerick mint. Ref: Spink 6232.	£200 - £300	£220
263	Stephen Penny. Circa, 1136 - 1145 AD. Watford type. Silver, 1.30 grams. 20.11 mm. Obverse: Diademed and crowned bust left with sceptre, +STIEFNE RE. Reverse: Cross moline with flour in each angle, +ROBERD? ON TET. Moneyer Robert at the Thetford mint. Ref: North 873.	£400 - £600	£420
264	Elizabeth I Threepence. Fifth issue, 1578-82. Silver, 1.52 grams. 20mm. Obverse: Crowned bust left, rose behind. ELIZABETH D G ANG FR ET HI REGINA. Reverse: Shield over cross, 1578. Mint mark Greek cross. Ref: Spink 2573.	£50 - £80	£120
265	Henry VII Sovereign Penny. 1485-1509 AD. Size: 15mm, 0.68g. Obverse: King seated facing on throne, single pillar. No mint mark. Reverse: Shield over cross, keys below. CIVI TAS EBO RACI. Archbishop Rotherham, York mint. Ref: Spink 2236.	£20 - £40	£65
266	Henry VII Halfpenny. AD 1485 - 1509. Silver, 0.32 grams. 12.75 mm. Obverse: Crowned facing bust, HENRIC DI GRA REX AGL. Reverse: Cross with pellets in each quarter, CIVI TAS LON DON. London mint. Mint mark lis. Ref: Spink 2245.	£20 - £30	£20
267	Spanish Netherlands, Philip II of Spain Liard. Circa, 1581 AD. Obverse: Crowned bust left, PHS D G HIS Z REX DVX BRA. 1581. Reverse: Crowned shield. DOMINVS MIHI ADIVTOR.	£30 - £40	£120
268	Charles I Pennies. AD, 1625 - 49. Silver, 0.38, 0.39 grams. 13.97, 13.12 mm. Obverse: Crowned bust left with "I" mark of value behind. Reverse: Oval garnished shield. Both Tower mint.	£20 - £40	£20
269	Edward VI Penny. Third period, 1550-53. Silver, 0.47 grams. 14.64 mm. Obverse: Rose, E D G ROSA SINE SPINA. Reverse: Shield over cross, CIVI TAS EBO RACI. Mint mark, pierced mullet. York mint. Ref: Spink, 2474.	£30 - £40	£75
270	Elizabeth I Shilling. Second issue 1560-1. Silver, 4.99 grams. 32mm. Obverse: Crowned bust left, ELIZABETH D G ANG FR ET HI REGINA. Reverse: Shield over cross, mint mark cross-crosslet. Ref: Spink 2555.	£30 - £50	£30
271	Mary Groat. Circa, 1553-54. Silver, 1.8 grams. 24mm. Obverse: Crowned bust left, MARIA D G ANG FRA Z HIB REGI. Reverse: Shield over cross, mint mark pomegranate. Ref: Spink 2492.	£80 - £120	£100
272	Mary Groat & Elizabeth I Sixpence. Mary, circa, 1553-54. Silver, 25mm/1.7g and 26mm/2.8g. Mary groat: Crowned bust left. Reverse: Shield over cross. Elizabeth I. Crowned bust left, rose behind. mint mark eglantine. Reverse: Shield over cross, 1574. Ref: Spink, 2492 / 2562.	£20 - £40	£35
273	Henry VIII Sovereign Penny. Circa, 1529 AD. Silver, 0.6 grams, 15mm. Obverse: King seated facing on throne, H D G ROSA SIE SPIA. Reverse: Shield over cross, T W beside shield. CIVI TAS DVR RAM. Mint mark crescent, Durham mint. Bishop Wolsey. Ref: Spink 2352.	£40 - £60	£65
274	Henry VIII Halfgroat. Circa, 1531-44. Silver, 1.32 grams. 18mm. Obverse: Crowned bust right, HENRIC VIII D G R AGL Z FRA. Reverse: Shield over cross, E L at sides. CIVI TAS EBO RACI. Mint mark key, York mint. Archbishop Lee. Ref: Spink 2348.	£30 - £40	£50
275	Phillip and Mary Sixpence. Silver, 2.9 grams. 26mm. Obverse: Busts face to face, crown above. 1554. PHILIP ET MARIA D G R ANG FR NEAP PR. HISP. Reverse: Oval garnished shield with arms of Spain and England, crown above dividing VI mark of value. Ref: Spink 2505.	£80 - £120	£260
276	Elizabeth I and James I Sixpences. Circa, 1561 - 1607 AD. A lot of hammered sixpences, five in total. Includes: Elizabeth I sixpences,1561. Mm Pheon, 157. Mm Ermine, 1587 mm Crescent, 1594 mm woolpack. Elizabeth I halfgroat 1582-3 mm Bell and James I 1607 Sixpence (heavily clipped).	£100 - £140	£90
277	Elizabeth I Threepence. Third & Fourth Issue, 1561-77. Silver, 1.46 grams. 19.20 mm. Obverse: Crowned bust left, rose behind. ELIZABETH D G ANG FR ET HI REGINA. Reverse: Shield over cross, 1573. Mint mark Ermine. Ref: Spink 2566.	£30 - £40	£65
278	Henry VIII Halfgroat. Second coinage, 1526-44. Silver, 1.15 grams. 18.09 mm. Obverse: Crowned bust right, HENRIC VIII D G R AGL Z F. Reverse: Shield over cross, W A at sides. Archbishop Warham. CIVI TAS CAN TOR, Canterbury mint. Mint mark rose. Ref: Spink 2343.	£40 - £50	£55
279	Elizabeth I Sixpence. Sixth issue, 1582-1600. Silver, 2.86 grams. 25.83 mm. Obverse: Crowned bust left, rose behind. ELIZAB D G ANG FR ET HI REGINA. Reverse: shield over cross, 1583. Mint mark bell. Ref: Spink 2578A. Obverse over struck with reverse die.	£30 - £50	£75
280	Henry VIII Posthumous Groat. Posthumous coinage, 1547-51. Silver, 2.21 grams. 26.11 mm. Obverse: Crowned bust facing, HENRIC 8 D G AGL FRA Z ET HI REX. Reverse: Shield over cross, CIVI TAS LON DON. Southwark mint. Ref: Spink 2404.	£30 - £40	£65
281	Elizabeth I Threepence. Third & Fourth issues, 1561-77. Silver, 1.42 grams. 19.57. Obverse: Crowned bust left, rose behind. ELIZABETH D G ANGFRA ET HI REGINA. Reverse: Shield over cross, 1562. Mint mark pheon. Ref: 2565.	£30 - £40	£95
282	Henry VII Groat. Circa, 1485 - 1509 AD. Silver, 2.95 grams. 25.92 mm. Obverse: Crowned facing bust with open crown, saltires at neck. HENRIC DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC. Reverse: Cross with pellets in each quarter, CIVI TAS LON DON. London mint class I. Mint mark appears to be Lis on sun and rose. Ref: Spink 2194.	£150 - £200	£130
283	Edward VI Shilling. Circa, 1549 - 1550 AD. Silver, 3.88 grams. 30.83 mm. Obverse: Crowned bust right, bust type 3. EDWARD VI D G AGL FRAN Z HIB REX. Reverse: Oval garnished shield, E R at sides. Mint mark Y, Southwark mint. Ref: Spink 2466B.	£200 - £250	£170
284	Edward VI Shilling. Fine silver issue. 1551-3 AD. Silver, 5.96 grams. 32.18 mm.	£150 - £200	£140
1001	Edward VII 1907 Sovereign. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface.	£270 - £320	£260
1002	Krugerrand 1978, 22ct gold 1oz coin.	£1,200 - £1,500	£1,050
1003	George III 1779 Guinea (3rd Bust) Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface.	£550 - £600	£450
1004	Victorian half Sovereign 1892 spread date. Condition, slight wear to high points with small scratches to surface.	£120 - £140	£155
1005	George III 1788 Guinea (5.3729) Condition, slight wear to high points with small scratches to surface one slightly deeper scratch to neck of bust.	£500 - £700	£440
1006	George III 1794 Half Guinea (5.3735) Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface	£500 - £600	£420
1007	Rare Charles II Gold Touch Piece. Condition, holed, wear to high points with small scratches to surface	£500 - £600	£480
1008	Edward VII 1909 Sovereign. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface.	£280 - £320	£260
1009	George V, 1928 South Africa Mint Sovereign, with a 9ct Gold brooch mount (approx 3.6g) Condition of the Sovereign, wear to high points with small scratches to surface.	£280 - £320	£270
1010	Victoria 1869 shield back Sovereign die number 37 Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface	£300 - £400	£310
1011	Victoria 1860 shield back Sovereign. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface	£320 - £400	£340
1012	Victoria 1864 shield back Sovereign, die number 30. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface	£300 - £400	£340
1013	Victoria 1865 shield back Sovereign, die number 1. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface	£300 - £400	£340
1014	Victoria 1869 shield back Sovereign, die number 34. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface	£300 - £400	£300
1015	Half Sovereign’s, 1905, 1908, 1912. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface.	£300 - £360	£420
1016	Victoria 1863 shield back Sovereign, no die number. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface	£340 - £400	£310
1017	Victoria 1872 shield back Sovereign, die number 18. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface	£320 - £400	£300
1018	Victoria 1898 full Sovereign with a 1887 half Sovereign.	£380 - £460	£420
1019	Victoria 1863 shield back Sovereign. no die number. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface	£300 - £400	£320
1020	Victoria 1879 S shield back Sovereign. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface	£300 - £400	£310
1021	Victoria 1884 S shield back Sovereign. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface	£300 - £400	£310
1022	Victoria 1872 shield back Sovereign, die number 19. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface	£300 - £400	£320
1023	Victoria 1864 shield back Sovereign, die number 50. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface	£300 - £400	£300
1024	Victoria 1857 shield back Sovereign. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface, the ‘o’ in Victoria looks like a miss stamp.	£340 - £400	£310
1025	Victoria 1866 shield back Sovereign, die number 11. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface	£380 - £460	£340
1026	Victoria 1866 Half Sovereign, die number hard to read possibly 8 or 9. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface	£160 - £200	£160
1027	Victoria, jubilee 1893 Sovereign. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface, has been in a mount at some point.	£320 - £400	£290
1028	Victorian 1899s Sovereign. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface.	£280 - £340	£290
1029	Victoria, Jubilee 1892s Sovereign. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface	£320 - £400	£320
1030	George V 1914 Sovereign. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface.	£280 - £340	£290
1031	Victoria, Half Sovereign 1893. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface	£150 - £200	£170
1032	George V 1911 Half Sovereign. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface.	£120 - £150	£150
1033	1979 Proof Sovereign in Original Case.	£340 - £400	£300
1034	George III, Half Sovereign 1817. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface	£380 - £480	£500
1035	Edward VII Sovereign 1906. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface.	£300 - £400	£290
1036	Edward VII 1902p Sovereign. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface.	£280 - £380	£300
1037	Edward VII 1910 Sovereign. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface.	£300 - £400	£290
1038	George V, 1925 Sovereign. Condition, very slight wear to high points with small scratches to surface.	£300 - £400	£360
1039	George V 1911 Sovereign. Condition, wear to surface with scratches & Small dents to obv.	£280 - £360	£260
1040	George V 1913 Sovereign. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface.	£280 - £380	£290
1041	George V 1926sa Sovereign. Condition wear to high points with small scratches to surface.	£280 - £380	£260
1042	Charles II Guinea 1671. Gold, 8.43 grams. 25.84 mm. Ref: Spink, 3342. An EF example with mint lustre. Mechanical damage to the edge at 6 & 9 o’clock position and abrasion across the neck.	£2,000 - £2,200	£2,500
1043	U.S.A gold $5 1910 Condition, ware to high points with small scratches to surface.	£300 - £400	£300
1044	Medallic interest. includes Jubilee & Coronation medals for Queen Victoria, King Edward VII, George V & George VI.	£30 - £50	£40
1045	Medallic interest, Mapping & Webb Silver Olympia International Horse Show Medal 1926 for the children’s riding class, in Original Case.	£30 - £50	£55
1046	Medallic interest, Includes Masonic jewels (two hallmarked silver) with other badges and school medals.	£30 - £50	£50
1047	Medallic interest, British Empire Exhibition 1924 Bronze medal in Original Case, Royaume De Belgique Exposition Bronze medal 1910 in Original Case.	£40 - £60	£95
1048	Rare Pilgrimage medal for Saint Abysius, from Habsburg Austria 1800-1840. (white metal) Condition, slight wear to high points with small scratches to surface, but in saying that it’s the best example I have seen.	£40 - £60	£28
1049	A collection of Masonic regalia including several jewels including knights of Malta & knights Templar Red Cross, four are marked silver, aprons, sashes, ceremonial sword and related ephemera, Bengal Lodge, 1950-1970's	£500 - £600	£440
1050	USA Liberty Bell Independence Hall Medal 1776 - 1876. Condition, high grade, very slight rubbing on high points, original slivering to most of the surface.	£80 - £120	£80
1051	Medallic interest. Includes gold plated King George V jubilee empire medal, with other medals.	£20 - £30	£25
1052	UK and World Coins in a metal box, includes William IIII Halfcrown, Victoria 1890 Florin, South Africa Shillings 1896 & 1897 (one holed) with other silver world coins, Victorian Penny’s, 1792 Lancaster Halfpenny Token coin, Commemorative Crowns and other coins.	£60 - £80	£55
1053	Charles I Aberystwyth Penny. 1625-49 AD. Silver, 0.4 grams. 13.4 mm. Obverse: Crowned bust left, I mark of value behind. Mint mark book. Reverse: Plume of feathers within crown. Inner circles. Ref: Spink 2905. Recorded on the PAS database as DENO-A3C16B.	£30 - £50	£40
1054	Very Large Silver, half Silver & brass Threepence Collection. Victoria to Elizabeth II.	£270 - £350	£260
1055	Edward VIII Bronze pattern for the South Africa Five Shillings in a case. Condition, very high grade.	£60 - £80	£95
1056	Charles I Shilling. Circa, 1636-8. Silver, 5.64g, 30mm. Obverse: Large cruder style bust left, XII mark of value behind. No inner circle, mint mark tun. Reverse: Oval garnished shield. Ref: Spink 2792.	£30 - £40	£40
1057	Crowns, 1676 OCCTAVO (holed), 1890, 1897 LXI, Half Crown 1898, Condition 1676 holed, all have wear to high points with small scratches to surface.	£60 - £80	£85
1058	William III sixpence 1697. 21mm. 3.15g.	£20 - £40	£45
1059	Queen Anne Shilling 1709 plain angles. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface.	£20 - £30	£30
1060	UK and World Silver and part silver coins with a better grade 1901 penny , 1862 penny, 1905 halfpenny And model half farthing 1902	£40 - £60	£45
1061	Commonwealth Shilling. Silver, 5.76 grams. 31.61 mm. 1654, 4 over 3 in date. VF with cabinet tone. Ex. Essex Coins, ex. M&H Coins. Condition, slight wear to high points with small scratches to surface.	£500 - £600	£450
1062	James II Limerick Besieged Halfpenny. Struck over Gunmoney shillings.	£80 - £120	£75
1063	William III Irish Halfpenny 1696.	£80 - £120	£70
1064	George I Halfpenny 1718.	£20 - £30	£18
1065	George I Farthing 1719 small letters.	£30 - £50	£12
1066	Victoria Silver Florin 1887. Condition, higher grade, slight wear to high points with small scratches to surface.	£30 - £40	£35
1067	James I Farthing, 1611-12 mm mullet. Ref: Spink, 2675.	£10 - £20	£20
1068	James I Farthing 1621-3 mm thistle (see Spink Ref 2679, p274 thistle mm 125)	£20 - £30	£20
1069	James I farthing, 1609-10 mm key.	£20 - £30	£35
1070	Charles I Shilling. 1641-43 mm Triangle in Circle.	£30 - £40	£35
1071	Charles I Shilling 1636-8 mm Tun,	£20 - £30	£45
1072	Early Milled Copper Coins. Includes halfpennys William III 1697, George II 1738, 1749, 1754 George III 1774. Farthings George I 1722, George II 1745 & George III 1773.	£20 - £30	£70
1073	Victoria Halfpenny 1843. Copper, 9.5 grams. 28.08 mm. Obverse: Young head left, date below. Reverse: Britannia seated right. Ref: Spink 3949. Almost UNC, small mark on cheek.	£300 - £500	£250
1074	Victoria Penny 1851 OT DEF: Copper, 18.65 grams. 34.07 mm. Obverse: Young head left, date below. Reverse: Britannia seated right. Ref: Spink 3948. EF, die flaw on reverse below BRITANNIAR.	£200 - £300	£100
1075	Victoria Crown 1845 Cinquefoil stops. Silver, 28.33 grams. 38 mm. Obverse: Young head left, date below. Reverse: Crowned shield within wreath, regnal year on edge. Cinquefoil stops. Near EF with lovely tone. Ref: Spink 3882.	£1,000 - £1,500	Unsold
1076	Victoria Halfcrown 1840. Silver, 14.05 grams. 32.13 mm. Obverse: Young head left, date below. Reverse: Crowned shield within wreath. Ref: Spink 3887. GVF.	£150 - £200	£110
1077	Victoria Farthing 1843. Copper, 4.74 grams. 21.95 mm. Obverse: Young head left, date below. Reverse: Britannia seated right. Ref: Spink 3950. Near UNC.	£50 - £80	£60
1078	Charles I Groat. Circa, 1625-49. Aberystwyth, 38/9-42. Silver, 1.82 grams. 23.41 mm. Obverse: Small neat bust left, plume before ; IIII behind. CAROLVS D G M B F ET H REX. Reverse: Oval garnished shield, plume above. Mint mark book. Ref: Spink, 2893.	£60 - £80	£120
1079	Copper coins with Medallic issues, includes good grade 1813 Birmingham Three Pence token coin, two one penny model token coins, George III to Victoria Penny’s & halfpenny’s. With very high grade commemorative Medallic issue for the wedding of Edward Prince of Wales to Princess Alexandra 1863 (51mm), with jubilee medals.	£50 - £80	£50
1080	Edward VIII Patten for the 1937 Southern Rhodesia 5 shilling coin, struck in a base metal, in red case. Condition, very high grade looks like it has not been out of its case, some damage to interior of the case lid.	£60 - £80	£100
1081	Rare and unusual Trial strike on copper of the 1883 Hawaii Half Dollar, Minted for Kalakaua the first (and only) King of Hawaii to have his own coins minted. Condition, wear to high points with small scratches to surface.	£60 - £80	£100
1082	Australian Silver Threepence, 2 x 1910, 1918m, 1919m, 2 x 1921m, 1922, 2 x 1925, 1927, 1934, 3 x 1936, 1941, 1942D, 3 x 1943, 3 x 1944s, 1951PL, 1951, 1961. (26)	£30 - £40	£30
1083	Extensive Belgium Coin Collection. Includes Silver 1844 quarter franc (holed) and 1887 one franc, 1867 Two francs (of a collectible grade) , 1907 fifty cent, 1950 twenty francs,	£100 - £120	£95
1084	Canadian Coin Collection Victoria to Elizabeth II, One cents, 1864 Nova Scotia one cent, 1888, 3 x 1903, 1905, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1934, 1943 Newfoundland. Five cents, 1906, 1910, 1912, 1927. Ten cents, 1913, 1920, 2 x 1940, 1942, 1947 with maple leaf, Twenty five cents, 1903, 1919, 1929, 1940, 1966, 2 x 1967 silver commemorative edition.	£30 - £50	£32
1085	Collection of Canadian large One cent coins.of Victoria 1861-1900 and Edward VII 1902-1910.	£20 - £40	£28
1086	Collection of World Coins in two Albums and a money box.	£30 - £40	£45
1087	Spanish Coin Collection, includes 1816 GJ half Real, 5 centimos 1870, 1877, 1879, Ten centimos 1870, 1878, 1879 with 1889 fifty cent, 1925 twenty five centimos with other coins.	£60 - £80	£110
1088	CanadIan Token Coins, includes Trade & Navigation 1838, Ships & Commerce, Bank of Montreal half penny 1844, Bank of upper Canada 1854 (With Crosslet 4) and a Quebec Bank Token 1852.	£40 - £60	£40
1089	Large French coin collection, includes, Louis XVI 1783 W, Sol Mint mark for Lille, French Oceania 5 francs 1952, French Tunisia two francs 1921 (token coin issue), French Indochina 20 cents 1939, Napoleon III copper coins, with a large number of other French coins of different denominations and grades.	£40 - £60	£35
1090	Large World coin collection, Commonwealth and Empire coins, Silver and part silver coins, Includes, Ionian Islands British administration 1857, Straits Settlements, British Guiana & West Indias, British West & East Africa, Isle of Man, Jersey, Hong Kong, SAN Marino, Cuba, Russia, Mexico, Egypt, German States Hamburg 1757 IHL Skilling, Hesse-Cassel 1841 Skilling, with other country’s (see pictures for further details).	£250 - £300	Unsold
1091	World silver coins, includes a 1780 SF Thaler with token coins and gaming tokens with a small collection of Roman bronze coins.	£30 - £50	£85
1092	India-Princely States Silver Quarter Rupee.	£10 - £20	£18
1093	Per 20 (approx 73g) & Pre 47 (approx 538g) Silver. Includes 1819 Crown.	£100 - £150	£165
1094	Pre 20 (approx 42g) & Pre 47 (approx 1505g) Silver coins.	£150 - £200	£400
1095	Pre 20 (approx 95g) & pre 47 (approx 115g)Silver Coins, includes 1897 & 1935 Crowns,1889 double Florin, 1887 & Halfcrown, with other coins (1836 Groat is engraved on obvious)	£60 - £80	£95
1096	Rare Staffordshire Pottery Token Penny 1813, rare higher grade. Condition, small scratches to surface, otherwise high grade.	£100 - £200	£90
1097	George III 1816 Contemporary forgery of the Three shilling Bank Token.	£20 - £40	£12
1098	Wiltshire Silver Token Sixpence for Marlborough old bank 1811 (holed), with other Jetton token coins.	£30 - £60	£25
1099	Bank of England Banknotes, M. Lowther £50, £20, £10, £5 uncirculated condition.	£80 - £120	£170
1100	Bank of England Banknotes, £1 P. Beale, £1 K. Peppiatt, £1 L O’Brien, 4 x £1 D. Somerset, 5 x 10 shillings J. Fforde & J Hollom.	£30 - £50	£28
1101	Bank of England Banknote, Five Pounds 1955 June 22nd, A06A 062150, L. K. O’Brien. Condition, Creases and fold marks, stamp to front with handwritten notes to reverse & a ‘Southern Electricity Board’ stamp.	£50 - £80	£100
1102	Rare Italian 1954 unstamped 500 lira Postage Order very unusual to survive as nearly always claimed, stamped and then destroyed. Condition, creases and fold marks with front stain to top left.	£60 - £80	£30
1103	Elizabeth II: 5 x Ten Shilling Notes (serial number run 21 to 25) and 3 x Pound Notes all of a high grade.	£20 - £40	£22
1104	Royal Mint, 24 Fine Silver (31.103g each) Commemorative Solomon Islands Coins depicting fighting ships through history, in Original case with certificates.	£300 - £400	£360
1105	Two Samuel-Albums of Euro coins almost complete missing Monaco, San Marino & Vatikan.	£150 - £200	£140
1106	Two albums of assorted UK coins includes a small amount of pre 47 silver with some World Banknotes.	£60 - £80	£120
1107	UK limited edition coins, includes approx 55 Olympic 50p coins, 31 limited edition & issued 50p coins, 7 x £5 coins, 47 x £2 coins & 24 x £1 coins. Pobjoy 1977 Silver Jubilee collectors token coin, In one album.	£180 - £260	£280
1108	€2 Euro Coin Collection in four presentation cases 60 in total all in coin capsules.	£80 - £120	£140
1109	Royal Mint, 2014 Annual Coin Set, in Original presentation folder.	£100 - £150	£95
1110	Rare undated 20p coin. (In a black ring box)	£40 - £60	£50
1111	Euro Coin Collection in 3 Albums.	£80 - £120	£70
1112	Royal Mint, 2015 Annual Coin Set, in Original presentation folder.	£50 - £80	£80
1113	Euro Coin Collection in 5 Book Albums. Three Albums are complete two are part full.	£100 - £140	£100
1114	Royal Mint, 2013 Annual Coin Set, in Original Presentation folder.	£100 - £150	£150
1115	Large Commemorative Crown collection.	£40 - £60	£50
1116	Euro Coin Year sets for Austria, Portugal, France, Greece, Belgium & one from Egypt with a Euro Medallic coin collection of 17 40mm coins that are plated in gold and silver.	£60 - £100	£70
1117	Royal Mint, 2007 & 2008 Proof Year Sets, in Original Case.	£60 - £80	£120
1118	Large collection of UK & World coin sets nearly all sealed in original packaging. In a pink metal box.	£40 - £60	£250
1119	Euro Coin year sets (27 sets) with a San Marino 2005 St. Francis Gate 3 coin set.	£60 - £100	£65
1120	Royal Mint, 1953 Proof Set in Original Case.	£40 - £60	£60
1121	Modern UK Coins, includes 7 x £5 coins, 4 x £2 coins, 4 x £1 coins & 13 x old large 50p coins, with a 1983 & 1953 year set . In one tin.	£30 - £40	£45
1122	Large amount of Euro coins, approx 53 €2 coins, 11 €1 coins and amount of other denominations.	£80 - £120	£80
1123	Royal Mint Proof Year Sets, includes 1970, 1982, 2 x 1983, 1986 & 1996.	£40 - £60	£75
1124	London 2012 Olympic 50p set in Original folder with the rare completer medallion.	£180 - £240	£230
1125	Royal Mint 2006 & 2012 Proof/Mint Condition Year sets (2006 in presentation box)	£60 - £80	£70
1126	£2 coins includes 19 limited edition commemorative coins £164 face value.	£150 - £180	£200
1127	Royal Mint Proof Year sets, includes 2 x 1970, 1981, 2 x 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1991, 1999, 2 x 2000 ( one not royal mint with £5 coin) & 2001.	£80 - £120	£170
1128	1932 year set (rare year Florin), Coins of King George VI, 1963 year set, 200th anniversary of steam £2 coin and stamps, 2002 FIFA World Cup Coins of Korea.	£30 - £50	£35
1129	British Virgin Islands, 1977 Royal Silver Jubilee Proof Set, in Original case & box.	£20 - £40	£20
1130	Royal Mint 2017 Annual Coin Set, in Original folder.	£40 - £60	£60
1131	Royal Mint 2018 Annual Coin Set in Original folder.	£60 - £80	£90
1132	Royal Mint Silver proof London 2012 50p for cycling, 2016 Fine Silver £20 Commemorating 90th Birthday of Queen Elizabeth II & a Silver Proof Gibraltar £5 coin.	£30 - £50	£32
1133	Year sets & commemorative coins, includes 5 x 1965 sets, 2 x pre decimal sets, Elizabeth II half penny set 1953 to 1967, 5 x part full year sets, 1971 Isle of Man year set, 2 x 1951 Festival of Britain Crowns in green boxes, 12 x other Commemorative Crowns, 6 x £2 coins, 2004 £1 coin, 9 x limited edition 50p coins with two other Medallic coins in folders.	£40 - £60	£70
1134	Royal Mint, 2 x Royal Shield of Arms, Brilliant Uncirculated, one missing outer cover.	£30 - £50	£22
1135	Royal Mint Olympic Proof Coins, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 Countdown to London 2012 £5 coins, The official Olympic £5 coin, 2012 Handover to Rio £2 with two Olympic 50p coins Aquatics & Gymnastics.	£60 - £80	£100
1136	Royal Mint £5 Coins, includes 2009 Henry VIII, 60th Birthday Prince Charles, 90th Birthday of Prince Philip, Restoration of the Monarchy, Queens Diamond Jubilee, Christening of Prince George, 2007 Diamond Wedding, 2006 Queens 80th Birthday, Sapphire Jubilee, 50th Anniversary of the Mini, Flying Scotsman (200 years of steam edition), one loose £5 coin and 2016 The Last Round Pound.	£60 - £80	£120
1137	Royal Mint 2013 Britannia the changing face of Britain Silver 5 coin Proof set, in Original case with certificate.	£120 - £150	£100
1138	Coin Year Sets with other Commemorative coins, includes 1985, 1997, 1999, 2000, The Trafalgar £5 coin set of two, Diana memorial £5 first day cover, Queen Mother £5 coin and British ‘Pounds, Shillings & Pence’ set.	£40 - £60	£70
1139	UK & World Coins, Roman Bronze Coins, 9 x Commemorative Crowns, 2 x £5 coins, 1996 U.S Olympic clad half dollar proof, 5 x £2 coins, gold plated Medallic.	£40 - £60	£40
1140	Silver Proof Coins, includes 1995 United Nations £2, 1995 United Kingdom £1, 1994 Fiji $5, 1995 Guernsey £5 & £1 coins, Turks & Caicos 20 crowns, 1995 Alderney £5, 1994 Barbados $5, Isle of Man Crown,	£80 - £120	£90
1141	Very large Royal Mint/Royal Mail First day covers, includes:- £5 covers, 2015 Longest Reigning Monarch, 90th Birthday, 70th Birthday, Prince Charles 50th Birthday, Golden wedding, Entente Cordiale 2004, Horatio Nelson x 2 coin set, Winston Churchill, Queen Elizabeth 60th Coronation, 2012 Olympic Finish line, Diamond Jubilee, 2012 Olympic & Paralympic, Restoration of the Monarchy, 2012 Olympic countdown No’ 1, No’2 & No’3, Wedding of William & Catherine, Henry VIII & Elizabeth I two coin cover,	£250 - £350	£570
1142	1896 Maundy money in Original Case along with the 1837-1897 jubilee medal in a case a silver swimming medal and white metal pill box.	£150 - £200	£140
1143	Royal Mint 15 coin 1937 Specimen Coin Set in Original Case.	£120 - £160	£200
1144	Large UK coin collection containing a small amount of Pre 47 & Pre 20 silver, 1797 Cartwheel Penny, National Commercial Bank of Scotland £1 Banknote, Victorian penny’s with other coins and banknotes.	£30 - £50
1145	Collection of UK/World Coins & UK/World Banknotes, includes 34 collectible 50p coins & 7 limited edition £2 coins, with two Scottish £1 Banknotes and a 10 shilling Bank of England Banknote.	£20 - £30	£55
1146	UK & World Coins with World Banknotes, includes 1951 Festival of Britain Crown in case, George V Coronation Medal (rarer type with small ‘King George V’ over the top of the large lettering of the same) in a high grade, Swiss coins, Republic of Ireland coins, French, German and other coins.	£30 - £40	£35
1147	UK and World Coins, includes approx 121g of pre 47 silver, religious pendant, coin weight and other coins in a green metal money box.	£30 - £40	£45
1148	Large UK and World coin collection in folder sheaths	£40 - £50	£70
1149	Coin collection, includes 1993 £5 coin and 1986 £2 coin with other Commemorative Crowns, four fantasy coins with other coins.	£10 - £20	£12
1150	Large UK coin collection in two tins, includes Commemorative Crowns, Penny’s, Halfpennys Victoria to Elizabeth II with other coins.	£30 - £40	£50
1151	Uk coin collection in two strong boxes (both with keys) and one album.	£30 - £40	£35
1153	Large collection of UK and World Coins, includes 1951 festival of Britain Crown in Original Case, American 1971 dollar with Kennedy half dollars, 1953 proof set in plastic wallet, a large number of Commemorative Crowns, George III copper coins, large amount of World coins and a very large collection of UK copper coins from Victoria to Elizabeth II.	£60 - £80	£70
1154	UK and World Coins. Includes 1797 cartwheel penny, hallmarked silver charm in the form of a drum, 2 x £5 coins, 1999 Rugby World Cup £2 coin, reproduction jubilee sovereign, Commemorative Crowns with other coins.	£30 - £40	£28
1155	Coin collection, includes 1889 crown, 1921 Morgan Dollar, Duke of Windsor silver memorial medallic coin, two 1951 festival of Britain crowns in there original boxes with certificates with other commemorative crowns & first decimal coin sets.	£30 - £50	£70
1156	Large UK and World Coin Collection, includes seven £2 coins, Commemorative Crowns, Banknotes, Victorian copper coins, five bags of 6 pence coins with other coins.	£20 - £40	£75
1157	UK and World Coins in a brown leather case. Includes UK pre 47 Silver and World Part Silver Coins, 1797 cartwheel penny with a George IV Penny, Token Coins, modern UK coins.	£40 - £60	£85
1158	Two antique deposit boxes, (the largest good quality brass bound painted oak affect with key), containing UK and World Coins, Victorian Penny’s, Commemorative Crowns with other coins.	£40 - £60	£120

Etwall, Derbyshire

Bishton Hall

Richmond, London

Hansons Newark

Hansons Cornwall

The Old Post Office Leicester Square

Banbury, Oxfordshire

Royston, Hertforshire

Woburn, Bedfordshire

The Rostrum, Norfolk

Lichfield, Staffordshire

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Etwall, Derbyshire

Bishton Hall

Richmond, London

Hansons Newark

Hansons Cornwall

The Old Post Office Leicester Square

Banbury, Oxfordshire

Royston, Hertforshire

Woburn, Bedfordshire

The Rostrum, Norfolk

Lichfield, Staffordshire

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