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Charles I 07~

Charles I 'Horseman' Halfcrown. Silver, 13.43 grams; 35.80 mm. Tower Mint under Parliament. Mintmark Sun, 1645-1646. Upright sword, cloak flies from king's shoulder. R. Round garnished shield. S 2840. Fine/Good Fine.

~Charles I 07|18308|~10476~8714~~

Henry VIII 007784~

Henry VIII 'Archbishop Wolsey' Halfgroat Hammered Coin. Second Coinage, -1530 A.D. York, Archbishop Wolsey. Silver, 1.31 grams, 17.99 mm. Mintmark voided cross. Obverse: Crowned young bust of Henry VIII facing right. Reverse: CIVI/TAS/EBOAN/RACI, cross over square topped shield, T – W either side, cardinals hat below. S 2346. Good Fine-Very Fine condition.

~Henry VIII 007784|18358|~10476~12328~~

Edward II 009163~

Edward II 'Pellet Eyes' Silver Hammered Farthing. Silver, 0.25 grams; 14.54 mm. Circa 1307 - 1327 A.D. Obverse: EDWARDVS REX AN, Crowned bust facing with pellet eyes. Reverse: CIVI/TAS/LON/DON. S 1474. Very Fine.

~Edward II 009163|17413|~10476~14880~~

Edward I 006152~

Edward I 'London' Penny. Silver. 1.40 grams, 18.43 mm. 1272 - 1307 A.D. Obverse: Type 1c, EDW REX, crowned bust facing. Reverse: Long cross with three pellets in each angle, CIVI/TAS/LON/DON, REVERSED ROMAN N's. S 1382. Slightly double struck on the obverse, Very Fine with a fabulous Extremely Fine Bust.

~Edward I 006152|18422|~10476~10042~~

King Stephen 'Ornamented Flag Type' English Hammered Penny 008274~

PROBABLY UNIQUE King Stephen 'Ornamented Flag Type' English Hammered Penny. 1.37 grams; 19.87 mm. Circa. Late 1130's - 1145 A.D. Obverse: +STEFINEI, crowned and diademed bust right, king holding a LANCE WITH PENNANT before face in place of sceptre. Reverse: Cross moline with fleur in angles, annulet at the end of each cross-end, with ornaments in the legend, (+PTIEI[ ]VES:).; unintelligible moneyer's name at YORK MINT. S 1313; M 217; N 919. Recorded with the Fitzwilliam Museum at Cambridge University as: EMC 2007.0321. Full flan, a good strike for this issue in Very Fine condition with a Good Very Fine Bust of King Stephen. Extremely rare find spot of Surrey, being the most southerly find spot for this coin type ever recorded. SOLD

Only three full Flag Type Pennies and six fragments recorded with the Medieval Coin Corpus (EMC) at the Fitzwilliam Museum. We can find no other example with this reverse legend. Probably Unique.

A leading expert at the Fitzwilliam Museum at Cambridge University writes: "it is in everybody's best interest to record new specimens of this York coinage...this type does not have an intelligible moneyer's name. The generally quoted inscriptions are 'VIDNESI ON EV' and 'PTIECSDNV', and this coin appears to have a variant of the latter (+PTIEI[ ]VES:)".

~King Stephen %27Ornamented Flag Type%27 English Hammered Penny 008274|16157|~10476~14266~~

Elizabeth I 008024~
Elizabeth I 'Fifth Issue' Silver Hammered Sixpence. Silver, 1.38 grams; 2.29 mm. Fifth issue, Mintmark Latin Cross, dated 1508 A.D. Obverse: Crowned bust facing left, Rose behind. Reverse: Square topped shield, Dated 1580 above. S 2572. Fine.

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Elizabeth I 'Fifth Issue' Silver Hammered Sixpence. Silver, 1.38 grams; 2.29 mm. Fifth issue, Mintmark Latin Cross, dated 1508 A.D. Obverse: Crowned bust facing left, Rose behind. Reverse: Square topped shield, Dated 1580 above. S 2572. Fine. SOLD

~Elizabeth I 008024|18327|~10476~14503~~

Elizabeth I 008192~
Elizabeth I 'Eglantine' Hammered Threepence. Silver, 1.49 grams; 19.37 mm. Third Issue, Mintmark Eglantine, 1575 A.D. Obverse: Taller bust facing right, ear shows, rose behind. Reverse: Cross over square topped shield, dated 1575 A.D. S 2566. Fine/Good Fine.

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Elizabeth I 'Eglantine' Hammered Threepence. Silver, 1.49 grams; 19.37 mm. Third Issue, Mintmark Eglantine, 1575 A.D. Obverse: Taller bust facing right, ear shows, rose behind. Reverse: Cross over square topped shield, dated 1575 A.D. S 2566. Fine/Good Fine. SOLD

~Elizabeth I 008192|18326|~10476~13936~~

James I 007819~
James I 'TVEATVR' Halfgroat Hammered Coin. Second Coinage, 1604 - 1619 A.D. Silver, 0.85 grams, 16.89 mm. Obverse: TVEATVR etc, crowned Rose within beaded inner circle. Reverse: Crowned Thisle. S 2660. Very Fine-Extremely Fine/Good Fine.

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James I 'TVEATVR' Halfgroat Hammered Coin. Second Coinage, 1604 - 1619 A.D. Silver, 0.85 grams, 16.89 mm. Obverse: TVEATVR etc, crowned Rose within beaded inner circle. Reverse: Crowned Thisle. S 2660. Very Fine-Extremely Fine/Good Fine. SOLD

~James I 007819|18317|~10476~13769~~

Charles I 009248~
Charles I 'Tun' Silver Hammered Halfgroat. Silver, 1.21 grams; 16.67 mm. Mintmark Tun, Circa 1636 - 1638 A.D. Obverse: Crowned bust left, II mark of value behind, No inner circle. Reverse: Rounder oval garnished shield, No CR, No inner circle. S 2831. Good Fine/Very Fine.

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Charles I 'Tun' Silver Hammered Halfgroat. Silver, 1.21 grams; 16.67 mm. Mintmark Tun, Circa 1636 - 1638 A.D. Obverse: Crowned bust left, II mark of value behind, No inner circle. Reverse: Rounder oval garnished shield, No CR, No inner circle. S 2831. Good Fine/Very Fine. SOLD

~Charles I 009248|17476|~10476~15034~~

Charles I Sixpence 004142~
Charles I 'Tun' Sixpence. Silver, 2.90 grams, 26.30 mm, Mintmark tun, Circa 1636 - 1638. Group C, bust 3a. No inner circles, Oval garnished shield. S 2813. Good Fine.

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Charles I 'Tun' Sixpence. Silver, 2.90 grams, 26.30 mm, Mintmark tun, Circa 1636 - 1638. Group C, bust 3a. No inner circles, Oval garnished shield. S 2813. Good Fine. SOLD

~Charles I Sixpence 004142|11285|~10476~10154~~

Henry VIII Groat 004102~
Henry VIII 'London' Groat. Silver, 2.59 grams; 24.41 mm. Second coinage, 1526 1544. His young portrait, LONDON. Laker bust D, larger squarer face with Roman nose, crown does not break inner circle. Lombardic lettering. Mint mark 33, rose, 1526 - 1544. S 2337E. Good Fine - Very Fine.

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Henry VIII 'London' Groat. Silver, 2.59 grams; 24.41 mm. Second coinage, 1526 1544. His young portrait, LONDON. Laker bust D, larger squarer face with Roman nose, crown does not break inner circle. Lombardic lettering. Mint mark 33, rose, 1526 - 1544. S 2337E. Good Fine - Very Fine. SOLD

~Henry VIII Groat 004102|11196|~10476~8682~~

Henry III 009033~
RARE Henry III 'Doublestruck' Voided Longcross Penny. Silver, 1.30 grams; 18.40mm. Circa 1247 - 1272 A.D. A silver hammered voided long cross penny of Henry III, struck with the obverse and reverse image then turned over so the obverse has some of the reverse design and the reverse has some of the obverse design. Good Very Fine and Rare.

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RARE Henry III 'Doublestruck' Voided Longcross Penny. Silver, 1.30 grams; 18.40mm. Circa 1247 - 1272 A.D. A silver hammered voided long cross penny of Henry III, struck with the obverse and reverse image then turned over so the obverse has some of the reverse design and the reverse has some of the obverse design. Good Very Fine and Rare. SOLD

~Henry III 009033|17461|~10476~14989~~

Commonwealth ‘St George’ Halfpenny 005418~
Commonwealth 'St George' Silver Hammered Halfpenny. Silver, 0.23 grams, 10.89 mm. Circa 1649 - 1660 A.D. Obverse: Heater shaped shield containing the cross of St George. Reverse: Shield containing the harp of Ireland. S 3223. Very Fine.

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Commonwealth 'St George' Silver Hammered Halfpenny. Silver, 0.23 grams, 10.89 mm. Circa 1649 - 1660 A.D. Obverse: Heater shaped shield containing the cross of St George. Reverse: Shield containing the harp of Ireland. S 3223. Very Fine. SOLD

~Commonwealth ‘St George’ Halfpenny 005418|15227|~10476~13470~~

Commonwealth ‘Two Shields’ Halfgroat 006819~
Commonwealth 'Two Shields' Silver Hammered Halfgroat. Silver, 0.87 grams, 16.60 mm. Circa 1649 - 1660 A.D. Obverse: Heater shaped shield containing the cross of St George all within laurel wreath. Reverse: Two shields, England and Ireland, II mark of value above. S 3221. About Very Fine.

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Commonwealth 'Two Shields' Silver Hammered Halfgroat. Silver, 0.87 grams, 16.60 mm. Circa 1649 - 1660 A.D. Obverse: Heater shaped shield containing the cross of St George all within laurel wreath. Reverse: Two shields, England and Ireland, II mark of value above. S 3221. About Very Fine. SOLD

~Commonwealth ‘Two Shields’ Halfgroat 006819|15339|~10476~13676~~

Charles I Silver Hammered Halfgroat 007937~
Charles I 'Bell' Silver Hammered Halfgroat. Silver, 0.90 grams, 17.33 mm. Mintmark bell, 1634-1635 A.D. Obverse: Crowned bust left, V behind head, no inner circles. Reverse: Oval garnished shield. S 2831. Good Fine-Very Fine condition.

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Charles I 'Bell' Silver Hammered Halfgroat. Silver, 0.90 grams, 17.33 mm. Mintmark bell, 1634-1635 A.D. Obverse: Crowned bust left, V behind head, no inner circles. Reverse: Oval garnished shield. S 2831. Good Fine-Very Fine condition. SOLD

~Charles I Silver Hammered Halfgroat 007937|14218|~10476~12112~~

Charles I 'Horseman' Silver Hammered Halfcrown 008560~
Charles I 'Horseman' Silver Hammered Halfcrown. Silver, 15.09 grams; 34.44 mm. , Mint Mark Star, 1640 -1641 A.D. Tower Mint under Charles I. Obverse: Charles I on horseback riding left, with upright sword, cloak flies from king's shoulder. Reverse: Round garnished shield. S 2775. Good Fine/Very Fine.

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Charles I 'Horseman' Silver Hammered Halfcrown. Silver, 15.09 grams; 34.44 mm. , Mint Mark Star, 1640 -1641 A.D. Tower Mint under Charles I. Obverse: Charles I on horseback riding left, with upright sword, cloak flies from king's shoulder. Reverse: Round garnished shield. S 2775. Good Fine/Very Fine. SOLD

~Charles I %27Horseman%27 Silver Hammered Halfcrown 008560|16770|~10476~14238~~

Edward VI 'Facing bust' Silver Hammered Shilling 008416~
Edward VI 'Facing Bust' Silver Hammered Shilling. Silver, 6.27 grams; 33.04 mm. Circa 1551 - 1553 A.D. Obverse: Facing bust, rose to left, XII to right. Reverse: POSVI etc, cross over square topped shield. S 2482. Very Fine.

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Edward VI 'Facing Bust' Silver Hammered Shilling. Silver, 6.27 grams; 33.04 mm. Circa 1551 - 1553 A.D. Obverse: Facing bust, rose to left, XII to right. Reverse: POSVI etc, cross over square topped shield. S 2482. Very Fine. SOLD

~Edward VI %27Facing bust%27 Silver Hammered Shilling 008416|15832|~10476~14080~~

RARE Philip and Mary 'Queen's Portrait' Silver Hammered Groat 008417~
RARE Philip and Mary 'Mary's Bust' Silver Hammered Groat. Silver, 2.05 grams; 23.41 mm. Circa 1554 - 1558 A.D. Obverse: Crowned bust of mary left. Reverse: POSIMVS etc, Cross over square topped shield. S 2508. Very Fine.

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RARE Philip and Mary 'Mary's Bust' Silver Hammered Groat. Silver, 2.05 grams; 23.41 mm. Circa 1554 - 1558 A.D. Obverse: Crowned bust of mary left. Reverse: POSIMVS etc, Cross over square topped shield. S 2508. Very Fine. SOLD

~RARE Philip and Mary %27Queen%27s Portrait%27 Silver Hammered Groat 008417|15834|~10476~14087~~

Elizabeth 006813~
Elizabeth I 'Edward VI Greyhound' Twopence - farthing. Edward VI 3rd Period Shilling, countermarked on obverse with a seated greyhound. Pierced for use as a pendant by a loyal supportor. Fine condition for this issue. S 2547. Books at £3000 in Fine.

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Elizabeth I 'Edward VI Greyhound' Twopence - farthing. Edward VI 3rd Period Shilling, countermarked on obverse with a seated greyhound. Pierced for use as a pendant by a loyal supportor. Fine condition for this issue. S 2547. Books at £3000 in Fine. SOLD

~Elizabeth 006813|17414|~10476~10657~~

Edward VI Shilling 005107~
Edward VI 'Facing Portrait' Shilling. Silver, 5.35 grams; 30.83 mm. Fine silver issue (1551 - 1553) Obverse: Facing bust, rose left, mark of value XII to right. Reverse: Shield of arms on long cross, London mint, tun Mint mark (1551, southwark). S 2482. Very Fine and better. An appealing example.

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Edward VI 'Facing Portrait' Shilling. Silver, 5.35 grams; 30.83 mm. Fine silver issue (1551 - 1553) Obverse: Facing bust, rose left, mark of value XII to right. Reverse: Shield of arms on long cross, London mint, tun Mint mark (1551, southwark). S 2482. Very Fine and better. An appealing example. SOLD

~Edward VI Shilling 005107|11198|~10476~10820~~

Henry VIII Groat 006516~
Henry VIII 'London' Groat. Second coinage, 1526 1544. Obverse: His young portrait, LONDON. Laker bust D, larger squarer face with Roman nose, crown does not break inner circle, lombardic lettering. Reverse: Shield of arms on long cross. Mint mark Lis [1526 - 1544]. S 2337E. Very Fine/Good Fine, better portrait than scanned.

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Henry VIII 'London' Groat. Second coinage, 1526 1544. Obverse: His young portrait, LONDON. Laker bust D, larger squarer face with Roman nose, crown does not break inner circle, lombardic lettering. Reverse: Shield of arms on long cross. Mint mark Lis [1526 - 1544]. S 2337E. Very Fine/Good Fine, better portrait than scanned. SOLD

~Henry VIII Groat 006516|12148|~10476~10822~~

Henry VIII 'Posthumous' Gold Hammered Half Sovereign 009130~
King Henry VIII 'Posthumous' Gold Hammered Half Sovereign. Gold, 6.10 grams; 31.54 mm. Circa 1547 - 1551 A.D. Obverse: Majestic, enthrone figure of Henry VIII facing. Reverse: Two beasts supporting royal coat of arms. S 2391. Good Fine. Ex. Burke Collection.

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King Henry VIII 'Posthumous' Gold Hammered Half Sovereign. Gold, 6.10 grams; 31.54 mm. Circa 1547 - 1551 A.D. Obverse: Majestic, enthrone figure of Henry VIII facing. Reverse: Two beasts supporting royal coat of arms. S 2391. Good Fine. Ex. Burke Collection. SOLD

~Henry VIII %27Posthumous%27 Gold Hammered Half Sovereign 009130|16559|~10476~14363~~

Henry VIII ‘Archbishop Warham’ Silver Hammered Halfgroat 008197~
Henry VIII 'Archbishop Warham' Silver Hammered Halfgroat. Silver, 1.11 grams, 18.25 mm. 1526 - 1632 A.D. Obverse: His own young portrait facing right. Reverse: W A either side of square topped shield. S 2343. Good Fine- Very Fine.

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Henry VIII 'Archbishop Warham' Silver Hammered Halfgroat. Silver, 1.11 grams, 18.25 mm. 1526 - 1632 A.D. Obverse: His own young portrait facing right. Reverse: W A either side of square topped shield. S 2343. Good Fine- Very Fine. SOLD

~Henry VIII ‘Archbishop Warham’ Silver Hammered Halfgroat 008197|15214|~10476~13463~~

Henry VIII 'Bishop Ruthall' Silver Hammered Sovereign Penny 008195~
Henry VIII 'Bishop Ruthall' Silver Hammered Sovereign Penny. Silver, 0.59 grams; 15.10 mm. First Coinage, Mintmark Radiant Star, Circa 1509 - 1623 A.D. Obverse: Enthroned majestic figure of Henry VIII. Reverse: T D either side of shield, Bishop Ruthall, Durham mint. S 2332. Very Fine.

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Henry VIII 'Bishop Ruthall' Silver Hammered Sovereign Penny. Silver, 0.59 grams; 15.10 mm. First Coinage, Mintmark Radiant Star, Circa 1509 - 1623 A.D. Obverse: Enthroned majestic figure of Henry VIII. Reverse: T D either side of shield, Bishop Ruthall, Durham mint. S 2332. Very Fine. SOLD

~Henry VIII %27Bishop Ruthall%27 Silver Hammered Sovereign Penny 008195|15469|~10476~13788~~

Henry VII ‘Bishop Fox’ Silver Hammered Penny Coin 007796~
Henry VII 'Bishop Fox' Silver Hammered Sovereign Penny. Silver, 0.59 grams; 15.72 mm. Circa 1485-1509 A.D. Obverse: Enthroned majestic figure of Henry Vii facing, with two pillars to throne. Reverse: Square topped shield, mitre above D-R either side, Bishop Fox. S 2233. Very Fine.

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Henry VII 'Bishop Fox' Silver Hammered Sovereign Penny. Silver, 0.59 grams; 15.72 mm. Circa 1485-1509 A.D. Obverse: Enthroned majestic figure of Henry Vii facing, with two pillars to throne. Reverse: Square topped shield, mitre above D-R either side, Bishop Fox. S 2233. Very Fine. SOLD

~Henry VII ‘Bishop Fox’ Silver Hammered Penny Coin 007796|15190|~10476~13789~~

Edward IV Groat 007052~
Edward IV 'LONDON' Groat. Silver, 2.83 grams; 25.60 mm. Light Coinage, 1464-1470. Obverse: Crowned bust of Edward IV facing, quatrefoils at neck. Reverse: Long-cross moline, CIVI/TAS/LON/DON, London mint, Mint mark Rose, 1464-1465. S 2000. Very Fine, with a Good Very Fine bust.

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Edward IV 'LONDON' Groat. Silver, 2.83 grams; 25.60 mm. Light Coinage, 1464-1470. Obverse: Crowned bust of Edward IV facing, quatrefoils at neck. Reverse: Long-cross moline, CIVI/TAS/LON/DON, London mint, Mint mark Rose, 1464-1465. S 2000. Very Fine, with a Good Very Fine bust. SOLD

~Edward IV Groat 007052|12664|~10476~9153~~

Edward IV ‘Quatrefoils’ Silver Hammered Groat Coin 007629~
Edward IV 'Quatrefoils' Silver Hammered Groat. Silver, 2.95 grams, 25.74 mm. Light Coinage, Mintmark Crown, 1466 - 1469 A.D. Obverse: Crowned bust facing, scrape at 7 O'clock, quatrefoils by neck. Reverse: CIVI/TAS/LON/DON, Long cross with three pellets in each angle. S 2000. Very Fine with a Good Very fine bust.

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Edward IV 'Quatrefoils' Silver Hammered Groat. Silver, 2.95 grams, 25.74 mm. Light Coinage, Mintmark Crown, 1466 - 1469 A.D. Obverse: Crowned bust facing, scrape at 7 O'clock, quatrefoils by neck. Reverse: CIVI/TAS/LON/DON, Long cross with three pellets in each angle. S 2000. Very Fine with a Good Very fine bust. SOLD

~Edward IV ‘Quatrefoils’ Silver Hammered Groat Coin 007629|15132|~10476~13387~~

Henry VI Penny 007231~
Henry VI 'Annulet' Halfpenny. Silver, 0.40 grams; 14.05 mm. Circa 1422-1427. Obverse: Crowned bust of Henry VI facing, with annulets either side Reverse: Long cross with three pellets in each angle, saltires in the reverse legend and in annulets in two quarters. Calais mint. S 1849. Good Fine and better than scanned.

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Henry VI 'Annulet' Halfpenny. Silver, 0.40 grams; 14.05 mm. Circa 1422-1427. Obverse: Crowned bust of Henry VI facing, with annulets either side Reverse: Long cross with three pellets in each angle, saltires in the reverse legend and in annulets in two quarters. Calais mint. S 1849. Good Fine and better than scanned. SOLD

~Henry VI Penny 007231|12929|~10476~11013~~

Henry VI English Hammered Halfgroat Coin 008190~
Henry VI 'Pinecone-Mascle' English Hammered Groat. Silver, 3.67 grams, 26.94 mm. Mintmark cross patonce, 1430 – 1434 A.D. Obverse: Crowned bust facing, Pinecones and mascles in legend. Reverse: VIL/LA/CALI/SIE, Calais mint, Pinecones and mascles in legend. S 1875. Good Very Fine.

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Henry VI 'Pinecone-Mascle' English Hammered Groat. Silver, 3.67 grams, 26.94 mm. Mintmark cross patonce, 1430 – 1434 A.D. Obverse: Crowned bust facing, Pinecones and mascles in legend. Reverse: VIL/LA/CALI/SIE, Calais mint, Pinecones and mascles in legend. S 1875. Good Very Fine. SOLD

~Henry VI English Hammered Halfgroat Coin 008190|15502|~10476~11614~~

Henry VI 'Annulet Issue' Silver Hammered Groat 008561~
Henry VI 'Annulet Issue' Silver Hammered Groat. Silver, 3.72 grams; 26.91 mm. Mintmark incurving pierced cross, 1422-1427 A.D, Annulet Issue. Obverse: Crowned bust facing, annulet by neck. Reverse: VIL/LA/CALI/SIE, Annulets in legend and in two quarters. S 1836. Good Very Fine.

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Henry VI 'Annulet Issue' Silver Hammered Groat. Silver, 3.72 grams; 26.91 mm. Mintmark incurving pierced cross, 1422-1427 A.D, Annulet Issue. Obverse: Crowned bust facing, annulet by neck. Reverse: VIL/LA/CALI/SIE, Annulets in legend and in two quarters. S 1836. Good Very Fine. SOLD

~Henry VI %27Annulet Issue%27 Silver Hammered Groat 008561|16122|~10476~14198~~

Henry V Halfpenny 004122~
Henry V 'Annulet' Halfpenny. Silver, 0.37 grams, 12.48 mm, Mintmark cross patee, Circa 1399 – 1412. Ordinary bust, annulets by crown. S 1794. Very Fine.

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Henry V 'Annulet' Halfpenny. Silver, 0.37 grams, 12.48 mm, Mintmark cross patee, Circa 1399 – 1412. Ordinary bust, annulets by crown. S 1794. Very Fine. SOLD

~Henry V Halfpenny 004122|11187|~10476~9278~~

Richard II 'London' English Hammered Halfpenny 007809~
Richard II 'London' Hammered Halfpenny. Silver, 0.48 grams; 14.67 mm. Circa 1377 - 1399 A.D. Obverse: Intermediate style, crowned bust facing. Reverse: CIVI/TAS/LOn/DOn. S 1699. Good Fine.

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Richard II 'London' Hammered Halfpenny. Silver, 0.48 grams; 14.67 mm. Circa 1377 - 1399 A.D. Obverse: Intermediate style, crowned bust facing. Reverse: CIVI/TAS/LOn/DOn. S 1699. Good Fine. SOLD

~Richard II %27London%27 English Hammered Halfpenny 006783|15483|~10476~13770~~

Edward III Halfgroat 006992~
Edward III 'Series C' Halfgroat. Silver, 2.27 grams; 22.54 mm. Pre-treaty Period, 1351 - 1361, Type C. Crowned facing bust within treasure of nine arches, with French title. Reverse: Long-cross pattee, CIVI/TAS/LON/DON, London Mint. Mint mark Cross 1, A.D. 1351-1352. S 1574. Almost Very Fine.

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Edward III 'Series C' Halfgroat. Silver, 2.27 grams; 22.54 mm. Pre-treaty Period, 1351 - 1361, Type C. Crowned facing bust within treasure of nine arches, with French title. Reverse: Long-cross pattee, CIVI/TAS/LON/DON, London Mint. Mint mark Cross 1, A.D. 1351-1352. S 1574. Almost Very Fine. SOLD

~Edward III Halfgroat 006992|12660|~10476~10750~~

Edward III Groat 006989~
Edward III 'Series F' Groat. Silver, 3.74 grams; 25.54 mm. Pre-treaty Period, 1351 - 1361, Type F. Crowned facing bust within treasure of nine arches, with French title. Reverse: Long-cross pattee, CIVI/TAS/LON/DON, London Mint. Mint mark Crown, A.D. 1356. S 1569. Good Fine/Very Fine.

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Edward III 'Series F' Groat. Silver, 3.74 grams; 25.54 mm. Pre-treaty Period, 1351 - 1361, Type F. Crowned facing bust within treasure of nine arches, with French title. Reverse: Long-cross pattee, CIVI/TAS/LON/DON, London Mint. Mint mark Crown, A.D. 1356. S 1569. Good Fine/Very Fine. SOLD

~Edward III Groat 006989|12476|~10476~10872~~

Edward III Groat 004326~
Edward III 'Series G' Groat. Silver, 4.40 grams; 27.14 mm. Fourth coinage, Pre-treaty period, Series G, 1356 - 1361, mint mark cross 3(4). R. CIVI/TAS/LON/DON, London Mint. ANNULET IN QUARTER. S 1570. Very Fine with a good bust and a beautiful grey cabinet tone.

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Edward III 'Series G' Groat. Silver, 4.40 grams; 27.14 mm. Fourth coinage, Pre-treaty period, Series G, 1356 - 1361, mint mark cross 3(4). R. CIVI/TAS/LON/DON, London Mint. ANNULET IN QUARTER. S 1570. Very Fine with a good bust and a beautiful grey cabinet tone. SOLD

~Edward III Groat 004326|11180|~10476~9685~~

Edward II English Hammered Coin 007804~
NICE Edward II 'London' English Hammered Halfpenny. Silver, 0.64 grams; 15.20 mm. Obverse: EDWARDVS REX ANG, crowned bust of Edward II facing. Reverse: CIVI/TAS/LON/DON, London Mint, Long cross with three pellets in each angle. S 1472. Small tear, otherwise Nearly Very Fine.

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NICE Edward II 'London' English Hammered Halfpenny. Silver, 0.64 grams; 15.20 mm. Obverse: EDWARDVS REX ANG, crowned bust of Edward II facing. Reverse: CIVI/TAS/LON/DON, London Mint, Long cross with three pellets in each angle. S 1472. Small tear, otherwise Nearly Very Fine. SOLD

~Edward II English Hammered Coin 007804|13570|~10476~11517~~

Edward I Halfpenny 04~
Edward I 'London' Halfpenny. Silver, 0.63 grams; 14.59 mm. London 3g. +EDWR ANGL DNS hYB, new wide crown, thick waisted S. CIVI/TAS/LON/DON, London Mint. S 1433. Very Fine.

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Edward I 'London' Halfpenny. Silver, 0.63 grams; 14.59 mm. London 3g. +EDWR ANGL DNS hYB, new wide crown, thick waisted S. CIVI/TAS/LON/DON, London Mint. S 1433. Very Fine. SOLD

~Edward I Halfpenny 04|11173|~10476~6795~~

Henry III Penny 007224~
Henry III 'London' Long Voided Cross Penny. Silver, 1.41 grams; 18.36 mm. Class Vg. Obverse: HENRICVS REX III; Facing bust of Henry III, holding sceptre. Reverse: Long Voided cross with three pellets in each angle, REI/NVD/ONL/VND, moneyer Renaud at London. S 1373. Very Fine condition.

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Henry III 'London' Long Voided Cross Penny. Silver, 1.41 grams; 18.36 mm. Class Vg. Obverse: HENRICVS REX III; Facing bust of Henry III, holding sceptre. Reverse: Long Voided cross with three pellets in each angle, REI/NVD/ONL/VND, moneyer Renaud at London. S 1373. Very Fine condition. SOLD

~Henry III Penny 007224|12962|~10476~6769~~

Henry III Penny 007216~
VARIANT Henry III 'Exeter' Long Voided Cross Penny. Silver, 1.44 grams; 18.30 mm. Class IIIc. Obverse: HENRICVS REX III; Facing bust of Henry III, small round face with pointed chin, pellet between curls. Reverse: Long Voided cross with three pellets in each angle, PHI/LIP/ONE/CCE, moneyer Philip at Exeter. S 1363. Good Fine condition, better than scanned.

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VARIANT Henry III 'Exeter' Long Voided Cross Penny. Silver, 1.44 grams; 18.30 mm. Class IIIc. Obverse: HENRICVS REX III; Facing bust of Henry III, small round face with pointed chin, pellet between curls. Reverse: Long Voided cross with three pellets in each angle, PHI/LIP/ONE/CCE, moneyer Philip at Exeter. S 1363. Good Fine condition, better than scanned. SOLD

~Henry III Penny 007216|12926|~10476~11011~~

Henry III Penny 007218~
Henry III 'Newcastle' Long Voided Cross Penny. Silver, 1.29 grams; 17.72 mm. Class IIIb. Obverse: HENRICVS REX III; Facing bust of Henry III, small round face. Reverse: Long Voided cross with three pellets in each angle, ION/ONN/E[W]/CAS, moneyer Ion at Newcastle. S 1363. Good Fine condition.

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Henry III 'Newcastle' Long Voided Cross Penny. Silver, 1.29 grams; 17.72 mm. Class IIIb. Obverse: HENRICVS REX III; Facing bust of Henry III, small round face. Reverse: Long Voided cross with three pellets in each angle, ION/ONN/E[W]/CAS, moneyer Ion at Newcastle. S 1363. Good Fine condition. SOLD

~Henry III Penny 007218|12923|~10476~11010~~

Henry III English Hammered Coin 006973~
NICE Henry III 'London' Long-cross English Hammered Penny. Silver, 1.23 grams; 17.40 mm. Class Vb. Obverse: Bust of Henry III, harrower face, wedge-tailed letter R. Reverse: Long Voided cross, with three pellets in each angle, HEN/RIO/NLV/NDE, Moneyer, Henri at London. S 1368. Good Very Fine.

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NICE Henry III 'London' Long-cross English Hammered Penny. Silver, 1.23 grams; 17.40 mm. Class Vb. Obverse: Bust of Henry III, harrower face, wedge-tailed letter R. Reverse: Long Voided cross, with three pellets in each angle, HEN/RIO/NLV/NDE, Moneyer, Henri at London. S 1368. Good Very Fine. SOLD

~Henry III English Hammered Coin 006973|13709|~10476~11602~~

King John English hammered Coin 007844~
NICE King John 'London' Short-cross Cut Halfpenny. Silver, 0.67 grams; 18.50 mm. Type 5b. Obverse: Regular S, circular pelleted curls either side of face of King John. Reverse: +RIC[ARD.ON.]LVND, Ricard at London Mint, cross pattee Mint Mark. S 1351. Very Fine.

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NICE King John 'London' Short-cross Cut Halfpenny. Silver, 0.67 grams; 18.50 mm. Type 5b. Obverse: Regular S, circular pelleted curls either side of face of King John. Reverse: +RIC[ARD.ON.]LVND, Ricard at London Mint, cross pattee Mint Mark. S 1351. Very Fine. SOLD

~King John English hammered Coin 007844|13726|~10476~11613~~

King John Penny 006491~
SMART King John 'London' Short-cross Penny. Silver, 1.26 grams; 18.63 mm. Type 5b. Obverse: Regular S, circular pelleted curles. Reverse: +ILGER.ON.LVNDE, Moneyer, Ilger at London, cross pattee as initial mark. S 1351. Very Fine, a nice example.

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SMART King John 'London' Short-cross Penny. Silver, 1.26 grams; 18.63 mm. Type 5b. Obverse: Regular S, circular pelleted curles. Reverse: +ILGER.ON.LVNDE, Moneyer, Ilger at London, cross pattee as initial mark. S 1351. Very Fine, a nice example. SOLD

~King John Penny 006491|11971|~10476~10487~~

King John Silver Hammered Penny 006779~
King John 'Smaller Face' Silver Hammered Shortcross Penny. Silver, 1.41 grams, 18.20 mm. Obverse: Smaller portrait, X composed of wedges. Reverse: ILGER ON LVNDG, Moneyer Ilger on London, around shortcross with cross in each angle. S1353.Very Fine.

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King John 'Smaller Face' Silver Hammered Shortcross Penny. Silver, 1.41 grams, 18.20 mm. Obverse: Smaller portrait, X composed of wedges. Reverse: ILGER ON LVNDG, Moneyer Ilger on London, around shortcross with cross in each angle. S1353.Very Fine. SOLD

~King John Silver Hammered Penny 006779|14071|~10476~12104~~

King John ‘London’ Silver Hammered Shortcross Penny 007631~
King John 'London' Silver Hammered Shortcross Penny. Silver, 1.49 grams, 19.13 mm. Class 5c, Circa 1199 - 1216 A.D. Obverse: Slightly rounder portrait, letter X in the form of St. Andrew’s cross. Reverse: ADAM ON LVNDE, Adam at London. S 1352. Good Very Fine.

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King John 'London' Silver Hammered Shortcross Penny. Silver, 1.49 grams, 19.13 mm. Class 5c, Circa 1199 - 1216 A.D. Obverse: Slightly rounder portrait, letter X in the form of St. Andrew’s cross. Reverse: ADAM ON LVNDE, Adam at London. S 1352. Good Very Fine. SOLD

~King John ‘London’ Silver Hammered Shortcross Penny 007631|15108|~10476~13390~~

King John 'Lincoln' Silver Hammered Short Cross Penny 008563~
King John 'Lincoln' Silver Hammered Short Cross Penny. Silver, 1.11 grams; 17.89 mm. Circa 1199 - 1216 A.D. Obverse: 5b, regular S, Crowned bust facing with circular pelleted curls. Reverse: Cross pattee initial mark, TOMAS ON NICOL, Thomas at Lincoln. S 1351. Very Fine.

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King John 'Lincoln' Silver Hammered Short Cross Penny. Silver, 1.11 grams; 17.89 mm. Circa 1199 - 1216 A.D. Obverse: 5b, regular S, Crowned bust facing with circular pelleted curls. Reverse: Cross pattee initial mark, TOMAS ON NICOL, Thomas at Lincoln. S 1351. Very Fine with an Extremely Fine bust. SOLD

~King John %27Lincoln%27 Silver Hammered Short Cross Penny 008563|16125|~10476~14203~~

Richard I English Hammered Coin Ric 22~
RARE Richard I 'London' English Hammered Penny. Silver, 0.98 grams; 16.91 mm. Class 4b. Obverse: Crowned old bust of Richard I holding sceptre, with seven pearls to crown. Reverse: Short Voided cross with three pellets in each angle, London Mint. S 1348C. Holed, but otherwise complete. Good Fine.

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RARE Richard I 'London' English Hammered Penny. Silver, 0.98 grams; 16.91 mm. Class 4b. Obverse: Crowned old bust of Richard I holding sceptre, with seven pearls to crown. Reverse: Short Voided cross with three pellets in each angle, London Mint. S 1348C. Holed, but otherwise complete. Good Fine. SOLD

~Richard I English Hammered Coin Ric 22|13707|~10476~11600~~

Henry II Tealby Penny 005806~
Henry II Lincoln' Tealby Penny. Silver 1.37 grams. 18.64 mm. Class A, circa 1158 - 1163 A.D. Obverse: HENRI REX-, crowned bust with no hair facing wearing armour and mantle with sceptre in right hand. Reverse: SWEIN:ON:LINC[], Swein at Lincoln, a large cross potent with small potent in each angle; in centre, a small cross satire. S 1337. Slight holing in centre, otherwise Very Fine on a large unclipped flan.

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Henry II 'Lincoln' Tealby Penny. Silver 1.37 grams. 18.64 mm. Class A, circa 1158 - 1163 A.D. Obverse: HENRI REX-, crowned bust with no hair facing wearing armour and mantle with sceptre in right hand. Reverse: SWEIN:ON:LINC[], Swein at Lincoln, a large cross potent with small potent in each angle; in centre, a small cross satire. S 1337. Slight holing in centre, otherwise Very Fine on a large unclipped flan. SOLD

~Henry II Tealby Penny 005806|11155|~10476~7255~~

Crusader Pougeouise Hammered Coin 007666~
Tancred 'First Crusade' Crusader Hammered Follis. Bronze, 3.52 grams, 23.69 mm. Antioch, Circa 1095 A.D. Obverse: Bearded bust of Tancred wearing Turban and holding sword. Reverse: Legend IC/XC/NI/KA in arms of ornate cross. Good Fine.

Tancred was a son of Emma of Apulia. His maternal grandparents were Robert Guiscard and Guiscard's first wife Alberada of Buonalbergo. Emma was also a sister of Bohemund of Taranto. In 1096, Tancred joined his maternal uncle Bohemund on the First Crusade, and the two made their way to Constantinople. There, he was pressured to swear an oath to Byzantine Emperor Alexius I Comnenus, promising to give back any conquered land to the Byzantine Empire. Although the other leaders did not intend to keep their oaths, Tancred refused to swear the oath altogether. He participated in the siege of Nicaea in 1097, but the city was taken by Alexius' army after secret negotiations with the Seljuk Turks. Because of this Tancred was very distrustful of the Byzantines. Later in 1097 he captured Tarsus and other cities in Cilicia and assisted in the siege of Antioch in 1098.

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Tancred 'First Crusade' Crusader Hammered Follis. Bronze, 3.52 grams, 23.69 mm. Antioch, Circa 1095 A.D. Obverse: Bearded bust of Tancred wearing Turban and holding sword. Reverse: Legend IC/XC/NI/KA in arms of ornate cross. Good Fine.

Tancred was a son of Emma of Apulia. His maternal grandparents were Robert Guiscard and Guiscard's first wife Alberada of Buonalbergo. Emma was also a sister of Bohemund of Taranto. In 1096, Tancred joined his maternal uncle Bohemund on the First Crusade, and the two made their way to Constantinople. There, he was pressured to swear an oath to Byzantine Emperor Alexius I Comnenus, promising to give back any conquered land to the Byzantine Empire. Although the other leaders did not intend to keep their oaths, Tancred refused to swear the oath altogether. He participated in the siege of Nicaea in 1097, but the city was taken by Alexius' army after secret negotiations with the Seljuk Turks. Because of this Tancred was very distrustful of the Byzantines. Later in 1097 he captured Tarsus and other cities in Cilicia and assisted in the siege of Antioch in 1098.

~Crusader Pougeouise Hammered Coin 007666|13819|~10476~11651~~

Edward I ‘Canterbury’ Silver Hammered Penny Coin 007939~
Edward I 'Canterbury' Silver Hammered Penny. Silver, 1.33 grams, 18.46 mm. Class 3d, 1272 - 1307 A.D. Obverse: Crowned bust of Edward I facing, broad face, drapery in two pieces. Reverse: CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR. S 1419. Fine-Good Fine.

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Edward I 'Canterbury' Silver Hammered Penny. Silver, 1.33 grams, 18.46 mm. Class 3d, 1272 - 1307 A.D. Obverse: Crowned bust of Edward I facing, broad face, drapery in two pieces. Reverse: CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR. S 1419. Fine-Good Fine. SOLD

~Edward I ‘Canterbury’ Silver Hammered Penny Coin 007939|15127|~10476~13398~~

John the Blind 'Edwardian Imitation' Silver Hammered Penny 002296~
John the Blind 'Edwardian Imitation' Silver Hammered Penny. Silver, 1.01 grams; 18.23 mm. Circa 1309 - 1346 A.D. Obverse: +EIWAnESDNSZREXB, Crowned bust facing. Reverse: LVC/ENB/GEN/SIS. Ref: No. 265, Page 107 of Sterling Imitations of the Edwardian Type, by N.J. Mayhew. Very Fine.

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John the Blind 'Edwardian Imitation' Silver Hammered Penny. Silver, 1.01 grams; 18.23 mm. Circa 1309 - 1346 A.D. Obverse: +EIWAnESDNSZREXB, Crowned bust facing. Reverse: LVC/ENB/GEN/SIS. Ref: No. 265, Page 107 of Sterling Imitations of the Edwardian Type, by N.J. Mayhew. Fine-Good Fine. SOLD

~John the Blind %27Edwardian Imitation%27 Silver Hammered Penny 002296|15725|~10476~13992~~

Willem VI Double Groat 003111~
SMART WILLEM VI 'Lion' Double Groat. Silver, 2.95 grams; 28.38 mm. Circa 1411, contemporaneous with Henry IV of Lancaster. Obverse: Regal Dutch lion left within centre circle, with legend around. Reverse: Long-cross in centre, with two shields and two lions in mirrored angles, legend around. Very Fine.

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SMART WILLEM VI 'Lion' Double Groat. Silver, 2.95 grams; 28.38 mm. Circa 1411, contemporaneous with Henry IV of Lancaster. Obverse: Regal Dutch lion left within centre circle, with legend around. Reverse: Long-cross in centre, with two shields and two lions in mirrored angles, legend around. Very Fine. SOLD

WILLEM VI (1345 - 1417)
Duke William II of Bavaria-Straubing was also count William VI of Holland, count William IV of Hainaut and count William V of Zeeland. He ruled from 1404 to his death in 1417. William was a son of Albert I and married to Margaret, sister of John, Duke of Burgundy. He married Margaret, the daughter of Philip the Bold, and fought with Utrecht and Gelre. His death at Bouchain in a raid into France ended the line of the counts of Holland, as his only child was his daughter Jacqueline (Jacoba), the last Countess of Holland before it fell under Burgundian rule.

William and John defeated the bishop of Liege at the battle of Othée in 1408 meaning that he was no longer, as count of Hainault, obliged to pay homage to the bishop. William's reign was marked by internal strife within the county of Holland. In particular, Lord John of Arkel supported William's enemies in Holland. Arkel became a part of Holland in 1412 at which point John accepted his defeat at the hands of William. William claimed Friesland as the count of Holland. Duke William I of Bavaria-Straubing had previously sent five expeditions to conquer Friesland. Only Stavoren was captured in 1398. William II also sent expeditions to the region but Stavoren was regained by the Frisians in 1414. Prior to his death, William ensured his nobles swore allegiance to his only daughter, Jacqueline. However, on William's death in 1417, a war of succession broke out between John III and William's daughter Jacqueline of Hainaut. John III was a younger brother of William, who had become Bishop of Liège. This would be the last episode of the Hook and Cod wars and finally place Holland and Hainaut into Burgundian hands. Bavaria-Straubing was divided between the dukes of Bavaria, the major portion went to Bavaria-Munich in 1429.

~Willem VI Double Groat 003111|10896|~10476~10210~~

Henry VII 'London' Silver Hammered Halfgroat 008562~
Henry VII 'London' Silver Hammered Halfgroat. Silver, 2.55 grams; 25.48 mm. Facing bust issue, Mintmark Greyhound's Head, 1502 - 1504 A.D, Type IIIc Obverse: Crowned bust facing, crown with one plain and one jewelled arch, realistic hair. Reverse: CIVI/TAS/LOn/DOn. S 2199. Good Fine with a Very Fine bust.

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Henry VII 'London' Silver Hammered Halfgroat. Silver, 2.55 grams; 25.48 mm. Facing bust issue, Mintmark Greyhound's Head, 1502 - 1504 A.D, Type IIIc Obverse: Crowned bust facing, crown with one plain and one jewelled arch, realistic hair. Reverse: CIVI/TAS/LOn/DOn. S 2199. Good Fine with a Very Fine bust. SOLD

~Henry VII %27London%27 Silver Hammered Halfgroat 008562|16302|~10476~14199~~

Henry VII 'Canterbury' Silver Hammered Halfgroat 007791~
Henry VII 'Canterbury' Silver Hammered Halfgroat. Silver, 1.27 grams; 20.38 mm. Type IIIc. Facing bust issue, Mintmark Tun, 1495 - 1498 A.D. Obverse: Crowned bust facing, no stops. Reverse: CIVI/TAS/CAn/TOR. S 2211 Very Fine.

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Henry VII 'Canterbury' Silver Hammered Halfgroat. Silver, 1.27 grams; 20.38 mm. Type IIIc. Facing bust issue, Mintmark Tun, 1495 - 1498 A.D. Obverse: Crowned bust facing, no stops. Reverse: CIVI/TAS/CAn/TOR. S 2211 Very Fine. SOLD

~Henry VII %27Canterbury%27 Silver Hammered Halfgroat 007791|16121|~10476~14196~~

Henry VIII Groat English Hammered Coin 006640~
Henry VIII 'Rose' Groat English Hammered Coin. Silver, 2.49 grams, 24.97 mm. Circa 1526 A.D. Obverse: Laker bust D, larger squarer face with Roman nose, crown arch does not break inner circle. Reverse: Square topped shield. S 2337E. Very Fine.

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Henry VIII 'Rose' Groat English Hammered Coin. Silver, 2.49 grams, 24.97 mm. Circa 1526 A.D. Obverse: Laker bust D, larger squarer face with Roman nose, crown arch does not break inner circle. Reverse: Square topped shield. S 2337E. Very Fine. SOLD

~Henry VIII Groat English Hammered Coin 006640|14493|~10476~11599~~

Henry VIII Gold Crown 009069~
Henry VIII 'Crown of the Double Rose'. Gold, 3.15 grams, 25.61 mm. 1509 - 1526 A.D. Double rose crowned, HK on both sides (Henry and Katherine of Aragon). Reverse: Shield crowned. S2274. Weakly struck on crown/rose otherwise Very Fine.

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Henry VIII 'Crown of the Double Rose'. Gold, 3.15 grams, 25.61 mm. 1509 - 1526 A.D. Double rose crowned, HK on both sides (Henry and Katherine of Aragon). Reverse: Shield crowned. S2274. Weakly struck on crown/rose otherwise Very Fine. SOLD

~Henry VIII Gold Crown 009069|16690|~10476~10274~~

Henry VI Salut D'Ore 009067~
STUNNING Anglo Gallic Henry VI 'Mary and Gabriel' Gold Salute D'or. Gold, 3.49 grams; 26.68 mm. Saint-Lô mint; mm: lis. Arnoulet Rame, mintmaster. First type, struck 6th February 1423 A.D. Obverse: hENRICVS DEI GRA FRACORV Z AGLIE REX, The Annunciation: the Virgin, nimbate, standing facing, receiving tablet inscribed AVE form the Archangel Gabriel standing left; royal coats-of-arms of France and England before; double-pellet stops in legend. Reverse: XPC VIHCIT XPC REGHAT XPC IMPERAT, Latin cross with lis and lion passant on either side, h below; all within decalobe, each point ending in lis; star stops in legend. Ref: Beresford-Jones, Salutes pp. 72 and 78, 8; Elias 271; Poey d'Avant 3184. Extremely Fine. A recent CNG auction realised a price of $3250 for a similar inferior Salute D'or of Henry VI.

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STUNNING Anglo Gallic Henry VI 'Mary and Gabriel' Gold Salute D'or. Gold, 3.49 grams; 26.68 mm. Saint-Lô mint; mm: lis. Arnoulet Rame, mintmaster. First type, struck 6th February 1423 A.D. Obverse: hENRICVS DEI GRA FRACORV Z AGLIE REX, The Annunciation: the Virgin, nimbate, standing facing, receiving tablet inscribed AVE form the Archangel Gabriel standing left; royal coats-of-arms of France and England before; double-pellet stops in legend. Reverse: XPC VIHCIT XPC REGHAT XPC IMPERAT, Latin cross with lis and lion passant on either side, h below; all within decalobe, each point ending in lis; star stops in legend. Ref: Beresford-Jones, Salutes pp. 72 and 78, 8; Elias 271; Poey d'Avant 3184. Extremely Fine. A recent CNG auction realised a price of $3250 for a similar inferior Salute D'or of Henry VI. SOLD

Henry V, King of England, introduced this coinage to celebrate his successful claim to the French throne as heir to Charles VI as a result of his victories. Henry V did not live to make good his claim, but his son, Henry VI, was recognized in Paris in 1422 as king of France and England. This coin displays a representation of the Annunciation with the Archangel Gabriel and the Virgin Mary over the shields of France and England, all under the rays of the sun (i.e. god) on the obverse. The reverse displays a cross with the fleur-de-lis of France and the Leopard of England on either side.

~Henry VI Salut D%27Ore 009067|16691|~10476~14313~~

Henry VI Salut D'Ore 009064~
STUNNING Anglo Gallic Henry VI 'Mary and Gabriel' Gold Salute D'or. Gold, 3.51 grams; 26.87 mm. Second issue, struck 1433 A.D. Obverse: hENRICVS DEI GRA FRACORV Z AGLIE REX, The Annunciation: the Virgin, nimbate, standing facing, receiving tablet inscribed AVE form the Archangel Gabriel standing left; royal coats-of-arms of France and England before; double-pellet stops in legend. Reverse: XPC VIHCIT XPC REGHAT XPC IMPERAT, Latin cross with lis and lion passant on either side, h below; all within decalobe, each point ending in lis; star stops in legend. Ref: Beresford-Jones, Salutes pp. 72 and 78, 8; Elias 271; Poey d'Avant 3184. Extremely Fine, a stunning example of an early medieval gold coin.

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STUNNING Anglo Gallic Henry VI 'Mary and Gabriel' Gold Salute D'or. Gold, 3.51 grams; 26.87 mm. Second issue, struck 1433 A.D. Obverse: hENRICVS DEI GRA FRACORV Z AGLIE REX, The Annunciation: the Virgin, nimbate, standing facing, receiving tablet inscribed AVE form the Archangel Gabriel standing left; royal coats-of-arms of France and England before; double-pellet stops in legend. Reverse: XPC VIHCIT XPC REGHAT XPC IMPERAT, Latin cross with lis and lion passant on either side, h below; all within decalobe, each point ending in lis; star stops in legend. Ref: Beresford-Jones, Salutes pp. 72 and 78, 8; Elias 271; Poey d'Avant 3184. Extremely Fine, a stunning example of an early medieval gold coin. SOLD

Henry V, King of England, introduced this coinage to celebrate his successful claim to the French throne as heir to Charles VI as a result of his victories. Henry V did not live to make good his claim, but his son, Henry VI, was recognized in Paris in 1422 as king of France and England. This coin displays a representation of the Annunciation with the Archangel Gabriel and the Virgin Mary over the shields of France and England, all under the rays of the sun (i.e. god) on the obverse. The reverse displays a cross with the fleur-de-lis of France and the Leopard of England on either side.

~Henry VI Salut D%27Ore 009064|16353|~10476~14316~~

Commonwealth Halfpenny 006487~
Commonwealth 'St Georges Cross' Halfpenny. Silver, 0.19 grams, 9.68 mm. Obverse: Single shield of Ireland within a pelleted border. Reverse. St Georges cross in shield within a pelleted border. S 3223. Good Very Fine/Extremely Fine, better than scanned.

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Commonwealth 'St Georges Cross' Halfpenny. Silver, 0.19 grams, 9.68 mm. Obverse: Single shield of Ireland within a pelleted border. Reverse. St Georges cross in shield within a pelleted border. S 3223. Good Very Fine/Extremely Fine, better than scanned. SOLD

~Commonwealth Halfpenny 006487|11932|~10476~8494~~

Commonwealth English Hammered Coin 007223~
NICE Commonwealth 'Shields' English Hammered Halfgroat. Circa. 1549 - 1560 A.D. Silver, 0.82 grams; 16.28 mm. Obverse: Large shield with St George's Cross, within a wreath. Reverse: twin shields, with St George's Cross and the Irish harp, with II the mark of value above. S 3221. Good Fine.

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NICE Commonwealth 'Shields' English Hammered Halfgroat. Circa. 1549 - 1560 A.D. Silver, 0.82 grams; 16.28 mm. Obverse: Large shield with St George's Cross, within a wreath. Reverse: twin shields, with St George's Cross and the Irish harp, with II the mark of value above. S 3221. Good Fine. SOLD

~Commonwealth English Hammered Coin 007223|13545|~10476~11506~~

Charles I Rose Farthing 000486~
Charles I "Rose" Farthing. Copper, 0.94 grams; 14.20 grams. Transitional mule, Mint mark Crescent. S 3205. Good Fine and better.

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Charles I "Rose" Farthing. Copper, 0.94 grams; 14.20 grams. Transitional mule, Mint mark Crescent. S 3205. Good Fine and better. SOLD

~Charles I Rose Farthing 000486|7301|~10476~6782~~

Charles I Rose Farthing 001914~
Charles I "Rose" Farthing. Copper, 0.78 grams; 13.85 mm. Transitional mule, Mint mark Crescent. S 3205. Very Fine.

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Charles I "Rose" Farthing. Copper, 0.78 grams; 13.85 mm. Transitional mule, Mint mark Crescent. S 3205. Very Fine. SOLD

~Charles I Rose Farthing 001914|7300|~10476~10191~~

Charles I ‘Tower Mint’ Silver Hammered Shilling Coin 007624~
Charles I 'Tower Mint' Silver Hammered Shilling. Silver, 5.76 grams, 29.11 mm. Circa 1625 - 1642 A.D. Obverse: Crowned bust of Charles I right, XII behind bust. Reverse: Cross over Square topped shield. S 2781- 2804. Good Fine.

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Charles I 'Tower Mint' Silver Hammered Shilling. Silver, 5.76 grams, 29.11 mm. Circa 1625 - 1642 A.D. Obverse: Crowned bust of Charles I right, XII behind bust. Reverse: Cross over Square topped shield. S 2781- 2804. Good Fine. SOLD

~Charles I ‘Tower Mint’ Silver Hammered Shilling Coin 007624|15114|~10476~13393~~

James I Farthing 001664~
James I 'Token' Farthing. Copper, 0.50 grams, 16.31 mm. Mintmark Lion Rampant. Class 3d. Mintmark on obverse only. Large crowns. S 2680. Very Fine.

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James I 'Token' Farthing. Copper, 0.50 grams, 16.31 mm. Mintmark Lion Rampant. Class 3d. Mintmark on obverse only. Large crowns. S 2680. Very Fine. SOLD

~James I Farthing 001664|10861|~10476~6405~~

James I 'Coronet' English Hammered Farthing 008206~
James I 'Coronet' English Hammered Farthing. Copper, 0.45 grams; 16.05 mm. Mint Mark 'Coronet' on reverse only, 1607-1609 A.D Obverse: Normal size, crown over two crossed sceptres. Reverse: Crowned harp, Mint. S 2676. Good Fine-Very Fine.

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James I 'Coronet' English Hammered Farthing. Copper, 0.45 grams; 16.05 mm. Mint Mark 'Coronet' on reverse only, 1607-1609 A.D Obverse: Normal size, crown over two crossed sceptres. Reverse: Crowned harp, Mint. S 2676. Good Fine-Very Fine. SOLD

~James I %27Coronet%27 English Hammered Farthing 008206|15471|~10476~11606~~

James I 'Harrington' Hammered Copper Farthing 008205~
James I 'Harrington' Hammered Copper Farthing. Copper, 0.67 grams; 15.28 mm. type 2. Obverse: Crowned sceptres. Reverse: Crowned harp. S 2676. Fine.

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James I 'Harrington' Hammered Copper Farthing. Copper, 0.67 grams; 15.28 mm. type 2. Obverse: Crowned sceptres. Reverse: Crowned harp. S 2676. Fine. SOLD

~James I %27Harrington%27 Hammered Copper Farthing 008205|15634|~10476~13943~~

James I Shilling 006814~
James I 'Second Coinage' Shilling. Silver, 5.53 grams; 30.07 mm. Second coinage, 1604-1619. Obverse: Portrait facing right, third bust with square cut beard. Reverse: Square topped shield, with arms. Rose Mint Mark (1604 - 1605). S 2654. Fine-Good Fine.

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James I 'Second Coinage' Shilling. Silver, 5.53 grams; 30.07 mm. Second coinage, 1604-1619. Obverse: Portrait facing right, third bust with square cut beard. Reverse: Square topped shield, with arms. Rose Mint Mark (1604 - 1605). S 2654. Fine-Good Fine. SOLD

~James I Shilling 006814|12662|~10476~5309~~

Elizabeth I ‘Crescent’ English hammered Silver Penny Coin 008031~
Elizabeth I 'Crescent' Silver Penny. Silver, 0.39 grams, 13.82 mm. Mintmark Crescent, Fifth Issue, 1587 - 1589 A.D. Obverse: Bust facing left, with out rose. Reverse: CIVITAS LONDON, square topped shield. No date. S 2580. Fine and better.

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Elizabeth I 'Crescent' Silver Penny. Silver, 0.39 grams, 13.82 mm. Mintmark Crescent, Fifth Issue, 1587 - 1589 A.D. Obverse: Bust facing left, with out rose. Reverse: CIVITAS LONDON, square topped shield. No date. S 2580. Fine and better. SOLD

~Elizabeth I ‘Crescent’ English hammered Silver Penny Coin 008031|15236|~10476~13459~~

Elizabeth I Silver English Hammered Threepence Coin 007909~
Elizabeth I 'Coronet' Silver English Hammered Threepence. Silver, 1.49 grams, 19.14 mm. Mintmark Coronet, Third Issue, 1568 A.D. Obverse: Taller bust, ear shows, rose behind head. Reverse: Square topped shield dated 1568. S 2566. Good Fine/Very Fine.

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Elizabeth I 'Coronet' Silver English Hammered Threepence. Silver, 1.49 grams, 19.14 mm. Mintmark Coronet, Third Issue, 1568 A.D. Obverse: Taller bust, ear shows, rose behind head. Reverse: Square topped shield dated 1568. S 2566. Good Fine/Very Fine. SOLD.

~Elizabeth I Silver English Hammered Threepence Coin 007909|14491|~10476~12101~~

Elizabeth I English Hammered Coin 007788~
STUNNING Elizabeth I 'Pheon' English Hammered Three Halfpence. Third Issue, Circa. 1561 A.D, smaller flan. Silver, 0.64 grams; 15.32 mm. Obverse: Crowned bust of Elizabeth I facing left, a rose behind neck. Reverse: shield of arms, dated 1561 above. Pheon Mint Mark. S 2569. Almost Extremely Fine/Good Very Fine.

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STUNNING Elizabeth I 'Pheon' English Hammered Three Halfpence. Third Issue, Circa. 1561 A.D, smaller flan. Silver, 0.64 grams; 15.32 mm. Obverse: Crowned bust of Elizabeth I facing left, a rose behind neck. Reverse: shield of arms, dated 1561 above. Pheon Mint Mark. S 2569. Almost Extremely Fine/Good Very Fine. SOLD

~Elizabeth I English Hammered Coin 007788|13533|~10476~11500~~

Elizabeth I Threepence 004215~
Elizabeth I 'Elegantine' Threepence. Silver, 1.33 grams, 18.99 mm, Mint mark Eglantine, Third issue, 1575. Obverse: Taller bust ear shows, rose behind. Reverse: Dated. S 2566. Flan crack, Fine - Good Fine.

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Elizabeth I 'Elegantine' Threepence. Silver, 1.33 grams, 18.99 mm, Mint mark Eglantine, Third issue, 1575. Obverse: Taller bust ear shows, rose behind. Reverse: Dated. S 2566. Flan crack, Fine - Good Fine. SOLD

~Elizabeth I Threepence 004215|11212|~10476~11017~~

Elizabeth I Penny 004210~
Elizabeth I 'Greek Cross' Penny. Silver, 0.21 grams; 9.78 mm, 5th issue, Greek Cross (1582-1600). Obverse: Reverse: Shield. S 2581. Fine-Good Fine, better than scanned. SOLD.

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Elizabeth I 'Greek Cross' Penny. Silver, 0.21 grams; 9.78 mm, 5th issue, Greek Cross (1582-1600). Obverse: Reverse: Shield. S 2581. Fine-Good Fine, better than scanned. SOLD.

~Elizabeth I Penny 004210|9152|~10476~9075~~

Mary Groat 006149~
Queen Mary 'Side Profile' Groat. Silver, 1.92 grams; 23.98 mm. Obverse: Crowned bust left, MARIA starts with a lombardic m. Reverse: VERITAS TEMPORIS FILIA, long cross fourchee over royal shield, Mint mark pomegranate. S 2492. Fair-Fine.

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Queen Mary 'Side Profile' Groat. Silver, 1.92 grams; 23.98 mm. Obverse: Crowned bust left, MARIA starts with a lombardic m. Reverse: VERITAS TEMPORIS FILIA, long cross fourchee over royal shield, Mint mark pomegranate. S 2492. Fair-Fine. SOLD

~Mary Groat 006149|11200|~10476~10697~~

Henry VIII Halfgroat 003133~
Henry VIII 'Archbishop Cranmer' Halfgroat. Silver, 1.33 grams; 19.07 mm. Second coinage, 1526-1544. Obverse: Young bust of Henry VIII facing right. Reverse: CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR, Canterbury mint, Catherine Wheel Mint mark, 1533-44. S 2345. Good Fine, better than scanned.

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Henry VIII 'Archbishop Cranmer' Halfgroat. Silver, 1.33 grams; 19.07 mm. Second coinage, 1526-1544. Obverse: Young bust of Henry VIII facing right. Reverse: CIVI/TAS/CAN/TOR, Canterbury mint, Catherine Wheel Mint mark, 1533-44. S 2345. Good Fine, better than scanned. SOLD

~Henry VIII Halfgroat 003133|8533|~10476~11018~~

Henry VIII Penny 006894~
Henry VIII 'Sovereign Type' Penny. Silver, 0.59 grams; 13.86 mm. Second coinage, 1526 1544. Obverse: Sovereign Type h penny, Henry VIII enthroned facing. Reverse: Shield of arms over long cross, C D either side of shield: BISHOP TUNSTALL [1530 - ] of Durham Mint, Mint mark Star [23]/-, 1514 - 1526. S2354. Very Fine.

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Henry VIII 'Sovereign Type' Penny. Silver, 0.59 grams; 13.86 mm. Second coinage, 1526 1544. Obverse: Sovereign Type h penny, Henry VIII enthroned facing. Reverse: Shield of arms over long cross, C D either side of shield: BISHOP TUNSTALL [1530 - ] of Durham Mint, Mint mark Star [23]/-, 1514 - 1526. S2354. Very Fine. SOLD

~Henry VIII Penny 006894|12604|~10476~11003~~

Henry VIII ‘Sovereign’ Silver Hammered Penny Coin 007627~
Henry VIII 'Archbishop Wolsey' Silver Hammered Sovereign Penny. Silver, 0.61 grams, 15.08 mm. Second Coinage, Mintmark Star, 1514 - 26 A.D. Obverse: Enthroned majestic figure of Henry VIII. Reverse: T W either side of shield, hat below, Archbishop Wolsey, Durham mint. S 2352. Very Fine.

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Henry VIII 'Archbishop Wolsey' Silver Hammered Sovereign Penny. Silver, 0.61 grams, 15.08 mm. Second Coinage, Mintmark Star, 1514 - 26 A.D. Obverse: Enthroned majestic figure of Henry VIII. Reverse: T W either side of shield, hat below, Archbishop Wolsey, Durham mint. S 2352. Very Fine. SOLD

~Henry VIII ‘Sovereign’ Silver Hammered Penny Coin 007627|15100|~10476~13776~~

Henry VII Halfpenny 003913~
Henry VII 'London' Halfpenny. Silver, 0.35 grams; 11.24 mm. hEnRIC DEI GRA REX etc, bust with open crown, facing. R. CIVI/TAS/Lon/Don. S 2239. Good Fine.

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Henry VII 'London' Halfpenny. Silver, 0.35 grams; 11.24 mm. hEnRIC DEI GRA REX etc, bust with open crown, facing. R. CIVI/TAS/Lon/Don. S 2239. Good Fine. SOLD

~Henry VII Halfpenny 003913|11191|~10476~10286~~

Henry VII Penny 005801~
Henry VII 'Facing on Throne' Penny. Silver, 0.48 grams, 14.64 mm. Obverse: Henry VII seated facing. Reverse: Keys below shield, early letter, trefoil stops. S 2236. Good Fine.

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Henry VII 'Facing on Throne' Penny. Silver, 0.48 grams, 14.64 mm. Obverse: Henry VII seated facing. Reverse: Keys below shield, early letter, trefoil stops. S 2236. Good Fine. SOLD.

~Henry VII Penny 005801|11192|~10476~3636~~