e-Auction 6: General, British and World Coins and Medals

Penny, group IIa, Dublin, moneyer Ricard, facing bust in triangle, reads HENRIIUS, rev. long voided cross, 1.45g, (SCBC 6240). Toned, about very fine

Penny, group IIa, Dublin, moneyer Ricard, facing bust in triangle, rev. long voided cross, 1.45g, (SCBC 6241). Light tone and about very fine

Penny, class Ib, Dublin, crowned facing bust in triangle, rev. long cross pattee, lombardic n, 1.19g, (SCBC 6247, D&F 64/65 mule). Very fine, a rare mule

Penny, 1601, shield dividing ER, rev. crowned harp dividing date, mm. star, (SCBC 6510). Cracked, otherwise toned and nearly very fine

Halfcrowns, 1961, mule, harp and date, rev. from earlier die (1928-1937), horse left, mark of value below, (S.6638A). The first very fine or better, the second nearly very fine

As, bare head left, rev, S - C across field, Minerva advancing right, brandishing spear and holding shield, 11.61g, (RIC 116). Dark toning, about very fine

Sestertius, laureate head right, rev. Spes walking left, holding flower and lifting hem of skirt, 24,43g, (RIC 115. RCV 1854). Good very fine but with some corrosion and slight surface scratches

Denarius, laureate head right, rev. Ceres seated left, holding grain ears and torch, 2.56g, (RIC 1062). Deep tone, fair

Denarius, laureate head right, rev. Aequitas standing left, holding scales and cornucopia, 2.90g, (RIC 576, RSC 297, BMC 447). Good Fine

Antoniniaus, including a Gallienus, rev. Pegarus; Valerian, rev. Oriens; Salonina, rev. Segetiae within Temple; and Victorinus, rev. Salvs. Some still fully silvered, others some parts remain. Generally, all about very fine

Souvenir Peso, 1897, type II date closely spaced, Cuban coat of arms, rev. female head right dividing date, 0.900 silver, 22.5g. Scratches to reverse, otherwise good very fine or better

Quarter dollar (25 cents), 1835, Liberty cap head left, 13 stars around, rev. eagle with arrows and olive branch in talons, (KM 55). Very fine

Half dollar, 1861, Philadelphia mint, seated liberty looking over left shoulder, 13 stars around, date below, rev. eagle with arrows and olive branch in talons, (KM Pn2). About extremely fine

Five cents, ‘buffalo nickel’, 1914 D (Denver), Indian head right, rev. buffalo standing left, key date, (KM 134). Some light surface scratches, toned and good fine, rare

Half dime, 1838, 'O', New Orleans, seated liberty, no stars, date below rev. value and O within wreath, key date, (KM 60). Toned fine and very rare

One Dime, 1838, Philadelphia, large stars, (KM 63.1); Five Cents, 1832, Liberty cap, date below, (KM 47); Two Cents, 1867 (KM 94). The first two, good very fine, the third, good extremely fine with some lustre

Russia, 1839, 1 Rouble, with badge fastening across reverse and loop at top along with a 1732 Minzland 30 Kreuzers with button loop attached to centre of reverse

226.71g of mixed silver world coins, Various countries and with various silver contents.

Silver Badge, 1662, marriage of Charles II to Catherine of Braganza, cast oval with suspension loop at the top (Eimer 225). Very fine and better

Diamond jubilee medal, struck in silvered brass by Kings Norton Metal Company (Birmingham), 1897, Queen Victoria surrounded by her eight sons & daughters, rev. Prince Edward and wife surrounded by their 10 sons and daughters, 19mm, 3.22g, (BHM 3603). Very fine with loop at top

Coronation medal, 1937, struck in silver, by John Langford-Jones, conjoined crowned busts of George and Elizabeth left, rev. the ship of State right, with the king sitting in the stern, three female figures in front blowing trumpets, 22.62g, 35mm, subtle toning, jewellers inscription on reverse edge, in box of issue

Blything Halfpenny, 1794, mounted yeoman left, FIRST TROOP in exergue, rev. castle and Suffolk 1794 within a garter, (D&H 19). A couple of small spots, good very fine with lustre

New Jersey, Goadsby copper half penny merchant token, 1787, horse's head right, plow below, rev. union shield, 9.89g, 27mm diameter, (KM 8). About fine and rare

Brass gaming token, 1803, by Kettle & Sons, Birmingham, imitating an 1803 half eagle. Good fine or better