Timed Auction 4: General, British and World Coins

Corieltauvi, Silver Units, Boar horse type III, 'South Ferriby plain' one with pellets in field and the other with large pelletal sun ring over horse, (S.398). The first with small edge chip otherwise very fine and the second nearly very fine

Irregular issue in copper alloy (c.843/4-855 AD), Legends blundered, (S.872)

Penny, 'Watford' type, Norwich, moneyer Ailwi, 1.41g, (S.1278). Obverse off-centre, usual weakness, good fine

Pennies (3) and a cut half, Tealby type, (S.1337-1342). A lower grade/weakly struck group for research, one bent, fair to fine

Richard I (1189-1199), class 2, London, moneyer Ravl, (S.1346); Henry III (1216-1272), class 7c, London, moneyer Giffrei, (S.1356C). The first about fine, the second a little off-centre, about very fine

Cut Half Penny, long cross, class 5g, moneyer Willem, 0.78g (S.1373). Slight crack running from outer edge to inner circle in one quarter. Very fine

Penny, class 2b, London, 1.28g, (S.1386). Full, round and fine or better

Penny, class 3c, Lincoln, 1.39g, (S.1389). Full, round, wavy flan, good fine

Penny, class 4a, Canterbury, reads CIVITAS CANTON, 1.43g, (S.1394). Very fine/good fine

Pennies (2), class 10ab, London, reads EDWARD, 1.37g; class 10ab5, London, reads EDWAR, 1.15g, (S.1409B). Good fine

Penny, London, Class G, mm. pierced cross, 0.61g, (S.1781). Chipped, otherwise very fine and rare

Groat, facing bust, type IIIb, mm. pansy, 3.02g, (S.2198A). Striking edge split and slightly bent, good fine and recorded with PAS

Penny, Sovereign type, London, throne with two double pillars, no mm. 0.67g, (S.2230). Small edge crack, full flan and good fine

Penny, Sovereign type, Durham, first coinage, Bishop Ruthall, MD beside shield, mm. radiant star, 0.64g, (S.2332; N.1777). Slightly ragged flan and double struck, otherwise very fine, lightly toned

Penny, Sovereign type, Durham, Bp. Tunstall, CD beside shield, mm.star/-, 0.62g, (S.2354). Slight weakness to the centre, otherwise toned and nearly very fine

Shilling, third period, fine silver issue, facing bust; rose left, XII (mark of value) right, 5.76g, (S.2482; N.1937). Toned, small flan split, damage to reverse, otherwise about very fine

Groat, mm pomegranate, 1.94g, (S.2492, N.1960). Slight trace of a crease, some light surface marks, very fine

Shilling, second issue, bust 3C, mm. martlet, 5.48g, (S.2555, N.1985). Fine, reverse better

Sixpence, 1575, third and fourth issue, large bust 5A, Tudor rose behind, mm. eglantine, 3.10g, (S.2563, N.1997). Toned, good fine/nearly very fine

Threepence, 1573, mm. acorn, (S.2566); Penny, mm. unclear, (S.2575?), together with a Charles II milled threepence of 1676, (S.3386). The first toned, nearly very fine, the second good fine

Threepence, 1580, mm.Latin cross, (S.2573); Halfgroat, sixth issue, mm.0, (S.2579); Penny, 3rd and 4th issues, mm.ermine, (S.2570). Field finds, about Fine

Shilling, sixth issue, mm. crescent?, 6.20g, (S.2577, N.2014). Very weakly struck to the portrait but the reverse better, only lightly circulated and very fine

Sixpence, Seventh issue, crowned bust (5A) left, rose behind, 2.74g, (S.2585; N.2015). A little weak in parts, good fine

Halfgroat, Seventh issue, crowned bust left (6F), 0.82g, (S.2586; N.2016). Clipped, but extremely fine