e-Auction 8: Ancient, British & World Coins and Medals

Plated staters, Norfolk wolf left type, wreath, cloak and crescents, rev. wolf left, (SCBC 31, ABC 1396). Good fine

Provenance: from the Kent collection of Ancient coins

Potin, nipples type, crude outline head around central nipple, rev. crude bull of straight lines around central nipple, 1.29g, (SCBC 64, ABC 174). Extremely fine

Provenance: Found Guildford, Surrey and from the Kent collection of Ancient coins

Verica (10-40AD), silver minims, mini vine leaf, (SCBC 149, ABC 1307), about very fine but chipped; neck tore type, (SCBC 150, ABC 1310), slight chip but overall good fine; boars head type, (SCBC 160, ABC 1268), porous, fine/good fine. A wonderful group of rare Verica minims, the first two very rare and the other extremely rare

Provenance: from the Kent collection of Ancient coins

Provenance: The first found in Tangmere, near Chichester, West sussex

Tincomarus (25BC - 10AD), silver minum, ABC bird type, A in 2 interlocking squares, rev. bird right holding branch, 0.23g, (SCBC 158, ABC 1133). Good fine and extremely rare

Provenance: from the Kent collection of Ancient coins

Cunobelin bronze unit, Jupiter warrior type, bearded head of Jupiter Ammon left, CVNO before, rev. warrior on horse galloping right, CAM below, 2.01g, (SCBC 345, ABC 2978). Fine and scarce

Epaticcus (20-40AD) silver plated units, Epaticcus eagle type, head of Hercules right, rev. eagle on snake, (SCBC 356, ABC 1346). Silver plating worn away but easily identifiable

Provenance: The first found in Tangmere, Sussex, the second near Gravesend, Kent and both from the Kent collection of Ancient coins

Silver stater, Cranborne chase, wreath, cloak and crescents, rev. disjointed horse left, many pellets above, 4.06g, (S.365, ABC. 2157). Very fine

Provenance: from the Kent collection of Ancient coins

Silver stater, Cranborne chase, wreath, cloak and crescents, rev. disjointed horse left, many pellets above, 4.23g, (SCBC 365, ABC 2157). Very fine

Provenance: from the Kent collection of Ancient coins

Silver stater, Cranborne chase, wreath, cloak and crescents, rev. disjointed horse left, many pellets above, 4.88g, (S.365, ABC. 2157). Good fine

Provenance: from the Kent collection of Ancient coins

Silver stater, Cranborne chase, wreath, cloak and crescents, rev. disjointed horse left, many pellets above, 4.14g, (S.365, ABC. 2157). Good very fine

Provenance: from the Kent collection of Ancient coins

Stater, bronze core, South Ferriby type, traces of wreath, cloak and crescents, rev. lunate horse left, star below, 3.99g, (SCBC 390, ABC 1743). Obverse weak but reverse very fine

Provenance: from the Kent collection of Ancient coins

Stater, AE base, domino type, wreath and crescents, rev. lunate horse left, box containing 4 pellets above, 3.96g, (SCBC 393, ABC 1758). Worn but identifiable

Provenance: from the Kent collection of Ancient coins

Silver units, early uninscribed, South Ferriby Boar type, boar right, rev. horse right, pelletal ring above, (SCBC 397, ABC 1800) and South Ferriby plain type, trace of boar, rev. horse right, pelletal sun above, (SCBC 398, ABC 1803). The first very fine the second good fine

Provenance: from the Kent collection of Ancient coins

Silver fractional units, early uninscribed, Allen ZA type, pelletal sun ring above, (SCBC 400, ABC 1833), another similar, (SCBC 399). The first about extremely fine with minor edge chips, the second very fine

Provenance: first one found near Lincolnshire and both from the Kent collection of Ancient coins

Silver units, Aunt Cost uniface type, almost plain, rev. horse left, trefoil below, AVN above, (SCBC 403, ABC 1938). Almost very fine

Provenance: Both found on Holy Island, Lindisfarne and from the Kent collection of Ancient coins

Antedios (c. AD 10-30), silver unit, Antedios D-Bar type, double crescent emblem on vertical wreath, rev. horse right, large oval head, 1.01g, (SCBC 441, ABC 1645). Toned, good fine or better

Series J, large diademed head rev. bird on cross; Series R, head left, rev. standard; series X, Wodan head facing, rev. monster; Series Q, two standing figures with long crosses, rev. monster left looking back, (SCBC 802, 813, 797, 808). Poor to very fine

Provenance: from the Kent collection of Ancient coins

Primary phase, series BI, diademed head right within serpent circle, rev. bird right on cross; Series BIIIA, diademed head right within serpent circle, rev. bird right on cross, annulets either side; Series R?, diademed head right, legend before, rev. standard, (SCBC. 777, 777A, 813A?). Generally porous metal, fine to nearly very fine

Provenance: from the Kent collection of Ancient coins

Continental issues, Series E, degenerate head, rev. standard with TOTII design; variety D, degenerate head, rev. standard with four pellets around central annulet, (SCBC 790, 790B). Very fine and nearly very fine

Provenance: from the Kent collection of Ancient coins

Styca, copper alloys (2), moneyers VILHEAH and EADVINI, (SCBC 862). Good fine, the second a little better

Provenance: The first found in Sledmere, East Yorks and both from the Kent collection of Ancient coins

Penny, class 4b, London, moneyer Willelm, facing bust holding sceptre, rev. voided short cross, WILLELM. ON. LVN, 1.40g, (SCBC 1348C, N.968/2). Nearly very fine

Penny, class 4a, London, moneyer Henri, facing bust holding scepter, rev. voided short cross, HENRIC.ON.LVN, 1.27g, (SCBC 1348A, N.968). Toned, about very fine

Penny, class 5c, Winchester, moneyer Adam, facing bust holding scepter, rev. voided short cross, +AD [ ] N. WINC, 1.25g, (SCBC 1352 N.971). Blundered dies, better than fine

Penny, class 6c2, London, moneyer IIger, facing bust holding scepter, rev. voided short cross, +ILGER.ON.LVNDE, 1.15g, (SCBC 1355A, N.976). Slightly bent, very fine