Robert II 'Edinburgh' Silver Hammered Cut Halfpenny . Silver, 0.33 grams; 17.59 mm. Circa 1371 - 1390 A.D. Obverse: Small young bust left, holding sceptre. Reverse: [VILL/AED]/InBV/RGh, Edinburgh mint, long cross with mullets of five points, Total 20 points. S 5145-46. Very Fine.

Robert II 'Edinburgh' Silver Hammered Cut Halfpenny . Silver, 0.33 grams; 17.59 mm. Circa 1371 - 1390 A.D. Obverse: Small young bust left, holding sceptre. Reverse: [VILL/AED]/InBV/RGh, Edinburgh mint, long cross with mullets of five points, Total 20 points. S 5145-46. Very Fine. SOLD

James VI 'Thistle' Thirty Shillings. Silver, 14.53 grams; 35.45 mm. King on horseback right wearing Scottish Crown, thistle on housings. R. Shield with arms of England in 1st and 4th quarters, QVAE DEVS legend. Thistle mint mark. S 5503. Good Fine and better.

James VI 'Thistle' Thirty Shillings. Silver, 14.53 grams; 35.45 mm. King on horseback right wearing Scottish Crown, thistle on housings. R. Shield with arms of England in 1st and 4th quarters, QVAE DEVS legend. Thistle mint mark. S 5503. Good Fine and better. SOLD

Alexander III 'Second Coinage' Scottish Hammered Penny. Silver, 1.27 grams; 19.06 mm. Circa 1280 - 1286 A.D. Obverse: Crowned bust left, holding sceptre. Reverse: REX/SCO/TTO/RVM, Four mullets of 6 points, total 24 points. S 5050. Good Very Fine/Very Fine.

Alexander III 'Second Coinage' Scottish Hammered Penny. Silver, 1.27 grams; 19.06 mm. Circa 1280 - 1286 A.D. Obverse: Crowned bust left, holding sceptre. Reverse: REX/SCO/TTO/RVM, Four mullets of 6 points, total 24 points. S 5050. Good Very Fine/Very Fine. SOLD

NICE James VI 'Eighth Thistle Merk' Scottish Hammered Coin. Circa. 1601 - 1604 A.D. Silver, 0.79 grams; 16.01 mm. Obverse: Crowned shield. Reverse: Crowned thistle, REGEM IOVI PROTEGIT. S 5500. Good Fine/Very Fine.

NICE James VI 'Eighth Thistle Merk' Scottish Hammered Coin. Circa. 1601 - 1604 A.D. Silver, 0.79 grams; 16.01 mm. Obverse: Crowned shield. Reverse: Crowned thistle, REGEM IOVI PROTEGIT. S 5500. Good Fine/Very Fine. SOLD

Alexander III 'Transitional' Scottish Hammered Cut Halfpenny. Silver, 0.55 grams; 18.28 mm. long Cross, transitional phase E, circa. 1249 - circa. 1250 A.D. Obverse: ALEXANDER REX, head of Alexander III left with sceptre, crown of pellets. Reverse: Long cross and stars, +[]WI, Moneyer, Willem. S 5042-48. Fine.

Alexander III 'Transitional' Scottish Hammered Cut Halfpenny. Silver, 0.55 grams; 18.28 mm. long Cross, transitional phase E, circa. 1249 - circa. 1250 A.D. Obverse: ALEXANDER REX, head of Alexander III left with sceptre, crown of pellets. Reverse: Long cross and stars, +[]WI, Moneyer, Willem. S 5042-48. Fine. SOLD

David I 'Carlisle?' of Scotland Cut Halfpenny. Silver, 0.51 grams; 17.63 mm. 1124 - 1153 A.D. Obverse: Crowned and diademed bust right, holding sceptre in right hand, [DAV]ID RE[X]. Reverse: Cross moline with a fleur in each angle, [EADB]ALD:[ ], Moneyer Erebald at CARLISLE Mint. N 909; S 1308. Early Medieval Corpus registration number at the Fitzwilliam Museum: EMC 2006.0070. Good Fine. Very Rare affordable example of the Rare Monarch David I of Scotland, in his own name.

David I 'Carlisle?' of Scotland Cut Halfpenny. Silver, 0.51 grams; 17.63 mm. 1124 - 1153 A.D. Obverse: Crowned and diademed bust right, holding sceptre in right hand, [DAV]ID RE[X]. Reverse: Cross moline with a fleur in each angle, [EADB]ALD:[ ], Moneyer Erebald at CARLISLE Mint. N 909; S 1308. Early Medieval Corpus registration number at the Fitzwilliam Museum: EMC 2006.0070. Good Fine. Very Rare affordable example of the Rare Monarch David I of Scotland, in his own name.

A leading expert at the Fitzwilliam Museum at Cambridge university writes: "This is a coin of David I of Scotland (North 909), reading [ ]ID RE[ ] on the obverse, and [ ]ALD:[ ] on the reverse. The mint is Carlisle or (more probably) Edinburgh, and the moneyer is Erebald".

Alexander III 'Second Coinage' Penny. Silver, 1.24 grams; 19.10 mm. Obverse: ALEXANDER DEI GRA, composite crowned bust [Class A] of Alexander III (1249 - 1286 A.D.) facing left, with large face and wide hair, in front a sceptre. Reverse: REX SCOTORVM, long-cross with a mullet of six points in each angle = 24 points. S 4054. Circa 1280 A.D. - Good Very Fine on a full unclipped flan.

Alexander III 'Second Coinage' Penny. Silver, 1.24 grams; 19.10 mm. Obverse: ALEXANDER DEI GRA, composite crowned bust [Class A] of Alexander III (1249 - 1286 A.D.) facing left, with large face and wide hair, in front a sceptre. Reverse: REX SCOTORVM, long-cross with a mullet of six points in each angle = 24 points. S 4054. Circa 1280 A.D. - Good Very Fine on a full unclipped flan. SOLD

NICE Robert II of Scotland 'Edinburgh' Groat. Silver, 2.62 grams; 25.19 mm. The first Scottish King of the Stewart Line, 1371 - 1390 A.D. Obverse: Crowned bust of Robert II left, with star at base of sceptre. Reverse: Long-cross with 5-pointed mullet in each angle, VILL/AED/InBV/RGH, Edinburgh mint. S 5131. About Very Fine with a nice ancient tone.

NICE Robert II of Scotland 'Edinburgh' Groat. Silver, 2.62 grams; 25.19 mm. The first Scottish King of the Stewart Line, 1371 - 1390 A.D. Obverse: Crowned bust of Robert II left, with star at base of sceptre. Reverse: Long-cross with 5-pointed mullet in each angle, VILL/AED/InBV/RGH, Edinburgh mint. S 5131. About Very Fine with a nice ancient tone. SOLD

Alexander III 'Second Coinage' Cut Halfpenny. Silver, 0.61 grams; 17.13 mm. Obverse: ALEXANDER DEI GRA, composite crowned bust [Class A] of Alexander III (1249 - 1286 A.D.) facing left, with large face and wide hair, in front a sceptre. Reverse: REX SCOTORVM, long-cross with a mullet of six points in each angle = 24 points. S 4054. Circa 1280 A.D. - Fine/Good Fine.

Alexander III 'Second Coinage' Cut Halfpenny. Silver, 0.61 grams; 17.13 mm. Obverse: ALEXANDER DEI GRA, composite crowned bust [Class A] of Alexander III (1249 - 1286 A.D.) facing left, with large face and wide hair, in front a sceptre. Reverse: REX SCOTORVM, long-cross with a mullet of six points in each angle = 24 points. S 4054. Circa 1280 A.D. - Fine/Good Fine. SOLD

David I 'Carlisle?' of Scotland Cut Halfpenny. Silver, 0.51 grams; 17.63 mm. 1124 - 1153 A.D. Obverse: Crowned and diademed bust right, holding sceptre in right hand, [DAV]ID RE[X]. Reverse: Cross moline with a fleur in each angle, [EADB]ALD:[ ], Moneyer Erebald at CARLISLE Mint. N 909; S 1308. Early Medieval Corpus registration number at the Fitzwilliam Museum: EMC 2006.0070. Good Fine. Very Rare affordable example of the Rare Monarch David I of Scotland, in his own name.

David I 'Carlisle?' of Scotland Cut Halfpenny. Silver, 0.51 grams; 17.63 mm. 1124 - 1153 A.D. Obverse: Crowned and diademed bust right, holding sceptre in right hand, [DAV]ID RE[X]. Reverse: Cross moline with a fleur in each angle, [EADB]ALD:[ ], Moneyer Erebald at CARLISLE Mint. N 909; S 1308. Early Medieval Corpus registration number at the Fitzwilliam Museum: EMC 2006.0070. Good Fine. Very Rare affordable example of the Rare Monarch David I of Scotland, in his own name. SOLD

A leading expert at the Fitzwilliam Museum at Cambridge university writes: "This is a coin of David I of Scotland (North 909), reading [ ]ID RE[ ] on the obverse, and [ ]ALD:[ ] on the reverse. The mint is Carlisle or (more probably) Edinburgh, and the moneyer is Erebald".