Gi as Ss AUCTIONEERS & VALUERS OF COINS AND MEDALS

Managing Director: Daniel Fearon

Associate Director: Christopher A. Webb

Directors: C. J. Weston FIA(Scot), C. R. Hawkings FIA(Scot)

Company Secretary: John Parsons BA(Hons), ACA

Vice-President, North America: George A. Brown

. Box 3095, Langley, British Columbia

V3A 4R3, Canada. Tel: 604-534-8684 Fax: 604-534-4166. Telex: 04-365570

Consultant: Alec A. Purves

COMMISSION FOR SELLING

123% on the amount realised, but 10% on consignments over £1000; 5% on reserve prices for lots remaining unsold. Minimum charge of £15.00 per lot. Commission rates are negotiable for collections or individual items of high value.

All goods will be held insured against fire and burglary, pending sale, at a premium of £1 per £100, unless the Auctioneers are instructed to the contrary. SETTLEMENT MADE 14 DAYS AFTER DATE OF SALE

CASH ADVANCES

If required, cash advances will be made at our discretion and at our valuations on the understanding that lots are submitted for sale entirely without reserve and at a commission rate of 24% above normal rates.

In the event of repayment of the cash advance before the sale takes place, a charge of 10% on the amount advanced will be payable.

EXPERT ADVICE Expert advice is immediately available for the examination of property submitted to these rooms for sale by auction.

VALUATIONS Probate and Insurance Valuations on Collections at agreed scale of charges.

LIST OF PRICES REALISED

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN COINS

WEDNESDAY, Ist FEBRUARY, 1990

The prices bid do not include the buyer’s premium and V.A.T. where applicable

Lot £ La 290 a 110 > 190 #2. = 10 2 ae 220 Oo . 260 i 110 3. 90 aS. 50

10 130

11 260

iz 220

iS 900

14 850

15 750

16 600

17 580

18 400

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BO ts 55

1 80

Glendining’s, 101, New Bond Street, London W1Y 9LG Telephone: 01-493 2445 Fax: 01-491 9181 Telex: 298855 Blen G

aes ane eS CPE TENTS. MNES

Omitted lots were withdrawn or unsold

260 170 390 160 100

1,200

300 180 200 230 150 290

80 400 200 200

80 140 110 350

Lot

320 310 330 220 360

35 130

70 180 150 230

95 220 110 280 120 160 220 160

Lot

65 66 67 68 69 70 WA 12 74 75 76 77 78 79 81 82 83 84 85 86 87

LONDON - PARIS - NEW YORK : GENEVA - BRUSSELS - ZURICH - THE HAGUE

Glendining’s — affiliated to Phillips, the International Fine Art Auctioneers

130 270

180 130 90

Lot

155 136 7 138 19 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 ill 152 153 154 155 156 iksyi/ 158 ee) 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 77 178 179

140

180 180

42 130 140 260

Lot

180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 195 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 Zid, Zh 214 ZAS 216 Zay, 218 219 220 221 pu 224 229

170 210 170 250

Lot

226 200 22) 140 228 100 229 160 230 65 2a 100 232 250 233 180 234 80 235 140 236 85 257 40 238 85 239 65 240 230 241 175 242 250 243 600 244 210 245 240 246 130 247 250 248 210 249 100 250 200 251 280 2D 150 253 85 254 150 255 130 256 150 254, 130 258 140 259 160 260 260 261 ... 300 26la «. 90 262 190 263 60 264 85 265 80 266 85 267 70 208" .:: 60

Sale Total

£56,065

ENGLISH and FOREIGN COINS

To be Sold by Auction Thursday 1 February 1990 at 1.00 am

Viewing by appointment Monday 9 am to 4 pm Public viewing Tuesday and Wednesday 9 am to 4 pm

Catalogue Price: £3

GLENDINING & CO

Founded 1900 101 New Bond Street, London W1Y 9LG Telephone 01-493 2445 Telex 298855 BlenG_ Fax 01-491 9181

Members of the British Numismatic Trade Association

1990

STANDARD CONDITIONS OF SALE for the Phillips Group of Fine Art Auctioneers

Definitions. In these conditions Glendining & Co., who act only as auctioneers and agents, are called ‘“‘Glendining’s”’, or “the Auction-

cers” and the representative of Glendining’s conducting the auction is called “the auctioneer’.

Commission. Unless otherwise shown on this form, the commission to the vendor for selling is 123%, reducing to 10% on consignments of

ay or over. For numismatic books the commission is increased to oO.

Minimum Charge. A minimum charge of £15 per lot will be applied whether a lot is sold, unsold or withdrawn.

Unsold lots. If the lot is unsold there will be a charge of 5% [of the last bid in the room], or the £15 minimum charge. Any unsold lots may be reoffered for sale at the Auctioneers’ discretion and without reserve, unless collection has been requested.

Withdrawal Fee. A withdrawal fee on lots withdrawn prior to the sale is charged at 10% of the reserve or, where no reserve had been stated, 10% of the estimated auction value as assessed by the specialist staff of Glendining’s, in their absolute discretion.

Illustration Fees. Illustrations are charged at £7.50 per crown-sized coin or smaller. Larger coins, commemorative or war medals, etc., will be charged at £80 per plate, £40 per half-plate, or by proportion. Colour plates will be charged at the current rate.

Insurance. All goods will be held insured unless otherwise instructed in writing — see Clause 14 below.

(The above charges are subject to Value Added Tax) Glendining’s reserve the right to allocate proceeds from the sale of goods referred to in this contract to any outstanding purchases in the name of the Vendor, and which have not been paid for in accordance with our standard conditions of sale.

All goods will be sold without reserve unless otherwise stated. It is the responsibility of the vendor to communicate instructions as regards reserves to the Auctioneers.

GENERAL CONDITIONS OF SALE

General. (a) All sales made by Glendining’s, both by auction and private treaty, are subject to the law of the country in which the sale takes place. For the avoidance of doubt, all sales in England are subject to English law and any litigation will be dealt with through English courts.

(b) Unless stated otherwise on this form, the Vendor warrants to Glendining’s that he posseses a marketable title free from encum- brances in all goods which he instructs Glendining’s to sell and is deemed to instruct as an individual on his own behalf.

Catalogues. Whilst Glendining’s make every effort to ensure the

accuracy of their catalogues and the description of any lot:-—

(a) Each lot as set out in the catalogue or as divided or combined with any other lot or lots is sold by the vendor will all faults, imperfec- tions and errors of descriptions.

(b) Glendining’s do not accept responsibility for the authenticity, attri- bution, genuineness, origin, authorship, date, age, period, con- dition or quality of any lot.

(c) All statements whether printed in the catalogue or made orally as to any of the matters set out in (b) above are statements of opinion only and are not to be taken as being or implying any warranties or representations of fact by Glendining’s.

Glendining’s copyright and must not be reproduced in any form nor

entered into a retrieval system except by Glendining’s express consent.

(b) The Vendor authorises Glendining’s to commission and publish in its catalogues photographs or illustrations of his objects so far as Glendining’s in their absolute discretion think advisable. The cost of such photographs or illustrations shall (unless otherwise agreed) be payable by the Vendor but copyright therein shall vest in Glendin- ing’s whose use of such photographs or illustrations shall not be limited to the purposes of sale.

(c) Where the Vendor himself provides photographs or illustrations for publication in catalogues, Glendining’s use of them shall be res- tricted to the purposes of sale; the Vendor shall further be deemed (i) to warrant to Glendining’s that the use of such illustrations or photographs is authorised by the copyright owner (if any) thereof

and (ii) to indemnify Glendining’s against any claim or costs arising from the wrongful or allegedly wrongful use by Glendining’s thereof.

The Auction. (a) The Auctioneer has absolute discretion to divide any lot, to combine any two or more lots or to withdraw any lot or lots from the sale, to refuse bids and regulate bidding without in any case giving any reason or without previous notice. He may bid on behalf of the Vendor for all goods which are being offered subject to reserve or at the - Auctioneer’s discretion.

(b) The highest bidder shall be the buyer. The Auctioneer may at his sole discretion determine the advance of bidding or refuse a bid. If during the auction the Auctioneer considered that a dispute has | arisen, he has absolute discretion to settle it or to re-offer the lot.

(c) Each lot is put up for sale subject to any reserve price placed by the vendor. Where there is no reserve price (but not otherwise) the | Vendor has the right to bid either personally or by any one person | (who may be the Auctioneer).

d) All conditions, notices, descriptions, statements and other matters | in the catalogue and elsewhere concerning any lot are subject to any - statements modifying or affecting the same made by the Auctioneer — from the rostrum prior to any bid being accepted for the lot.

Premium. The buyer shall pay the hammer price adjusted for VAT as _ necessary. The buyer shall pay Glendining’s a premium of 10% of the hammer price and this shall be subject to VAT at the Standard Rate and is payable by all purchasers.

Rescission Notwithstanding any other terms of these Conditions, if within fourteen days after the sale Glendining’s have received from the buyer of any lot notice in writing that in his view the lot is a deliberate forgery and within twenty-one days after such notification the buyer returns the same to Glendining’s in the same condition as at the time of sale and by producing evidence, the burden of proof to be upon the Buyer, satisfies Glendining’s that considered in the light of the entry in the catalogue the lot is a deliberate forgery, then the sale of the lot will be rescinded and the purchase price of the same refunded. The Vendor agrees to be bound by Glendining’s decision and agrees to refund any amounts received by them from Glendining’s in respect of that lot. In the case of any misdescription by the Vendor or where a lot is shown to be a deliberate forgery Glendining’s shall not be liable to the Vendor for any loss arising from the recission of a contract for sale.

Default Glendining’s disclaim responsibility for default by either the Buyer or the Vendor because they act as auctioneers only and therefore do not pay out to the Vendor until payment is received from the Buyer. Instructions given by telephone are accepted at the sender’s risk and must be confirmed in writing forthwith.

Third Party Liability. Every person on Glendining’s premises at any time shall be deemed to be there at his own risk. He shall have no claim against Glendining’s in respect of any accident which may occur or injury, damage or loss howsoever caused, save in so far as the injury, damage or loss shall be caused by the negligence of Glendining’s employees.

VENDORS CONDITIONS

Instructions As Glendining’s are auctioneers, all goods delivered to Glendining’s premises will be deemed to be delivered for sale by auction unless otherwise stated in writing and will be catalogued and sold at Glendining’s discretion and accepted by Glendining’s subject to all the Sale Conditions. By delivering the goods to Glendining’s for inclusion in their auction sales each Vendor acknowledges that he or she has accepted and agreed to be bound by all these Conditions.

Collections and returns. Glendining’s do not themselves usually undertake the collection or return of goods but will, if requested in writing, instruct a contractor on the Vendor’s behalf in their capacity as agents of the Vendor. Glendining’s disclaim all responsibility for loss or damage to goods or for unauthorised removal of goods and for damage to premises caused by the contractor who should be insured for such risks.

Loss or Damage Glendining’s disclaim all responsibility for loss or damage to goods or for unauthorised removal of goods unless caused by the direct negligence of their employees or agents, in which event Glendining’s liability shall be limited to the amount calculated in clause 14(a) below.

14 a)

15 a)

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Storage (a) Glendining’s reserve the right charge for the storage on their own premises or elsewhere of goods delivered to them for sale and which have been withdrawn from sale by the Vendor and will make a minimum charge at £1 plus VAT per lot per day for such storage. This charge shall be made at Glendining’s discretion.

(b) Where goods are submitted to Glendining’s otherwise than pur- suant to a formally documented contract for sale by auction or for valuation they will be stored entirely at the owner’s risk and a charge of £1 per lot per day plus VAT will be made to the owner.

(c) Vendors will also be charged at the above rate for the storage of goods left on the premises if, the Vendor having been requested by Glendining’s to remove them for whatever reason, the goods are not so removed within seven days.

Right to Sell If the goods are not removed within seven days of a request from Glendining’s that they be so. Glendining’s reserve the right to sell the goods to defray all amounts due from the vendor including storage charges.

Insurance

Unless otherwise instructed in writing all goods on Glendining’s prem- ises and in their custody will be held insured against the risks of fire, burglary, water damage and accidental breakage or accidental damage. For arranging this insurance Glendining’s will charge 10p for each £10 or part of £10 of the value insured. The value of the goods so covered shall be the net amount realised, where items have been sold and in all other cases that value which the specialised staff of Glendining’s shall in their absolute discretion estimate to be the auction value of such goods, nett of any charges payable after auction.

Where the owner has given written instructions that items are not to be covered by Glendining,s insurance, Glendining’s shall not be respon- sible for damage to or the loss, theft or destruction of any goods not so insured.

In respect of any article delivered to Glendining’s, if the Vendor has in force a policy or policies of insurance in which the article is specifically mentioned as being insured, whether or not for an agreed sum or value, the Vendor shall notify his insurers of and shall himself note Glen- dining ’s interest as bailees in such policy or policies.

Reserves

All goods are put up for sale WITHOUT RESERVE unless instruc-

tions (preferably in writing) as to reserve are received by the Auction-

eer prior to the commencement of the sale, it being the responsility of the Vendor to ensure that the Auctioneer receive’s such instructions.

All reserves are confidential between the Vendor and the Auctioneer.

In the event of a lot remaining unsold at auction. Glendining’s shall be

empowered, provided the lot remains in their custody and is not

withdrawn from sale by the Vendor:—

(i) to offer the lot at a second or subsequent auction in which event no reserve price relevant to any earliuer sale shall be relevant to the second or subsequent auction unless specifically advised to the Auctioneer; or

(ii) to sell the sot after the auction by private treaty at a price not less than the reserve price relevant to the last auction. In the event of such a sale by private treaty these Conditions of Sale shall not apply by Glendining’s shall act as the Vendor’s agent.

Indemnity The Vendor shall duly indemnify Glendining’s against any claims by third parties in connection with any goods sold or stored by Glendining’s on the Vendor’s behalf.

Value Added Tax A Vendor who sends for sale by auction any chattel which is an asset of his business must disclose to Glendining’s whether or not he is a registered person for Value Added Tax purposes and, if so, his registered number and whether or not he intends to operate the special scheme covering works of art, etc. This information must be supplied to Glendining’s on or prior to delivery of the goods.

Disposal. The vendor authorises Glendining’s to dispose of any items to the local authority which in Glendining’s opinion have no saleable value and the Vendor agrees to pay and charges payabl or such a disposal.

Settlements. Settlement will only be made by means of a crossed account payee only cheque drawn on an account at a United Kingdom clearing bank.

BUYERS CONDITIONS

23 a)

Inspection Each buyer by making a bid for a lot acknowledges that he has satisfied himself fully before bidding by inspection or otherwise as to all the Sale Conditions the physical condition of and description of the lot including but not restricted to whether the lot is damaged or has been repaired or restored.

Property and Risk Legal title will not pass to the buyer until the lot(s) has been paid for in full and the Auctioneers shall be entitled to a lien on any lot sold until the purchase price (as defined in 23 below) is paid in full but each lot is at the sole risk of the buyer from the fall of the hammer. Each buyer shall forthwith give his full names and permanent address and if called upon to do so by the Auctioneer shall forthwith pay to Glendining & Co such proportion of the purchase price as the Auctioneer may require. If the buyer fails to do so, the lot may at the Auctioneer’s sole discretion be put up again and re-sold.

Every bidder shall be deemed to act as principal unless there is in force a written acknowledgement by Glendining & Co that he acts as agent on behalf of a named principal.

Removal of Goods

No purchase shall be claimed or removed until it has been paid for and the sale has been concluded. All purchases shall be paid for and removed at the buyer’s risk and expense by the end of the second working day after the sale, failing which the Auctioneer shall not be responsible if the same are lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed, and all lots not so removed shall remain at the risk of the buyer and subject to a minimum warehousing charge of 25p per lot per day. If they are not paid for and removed within seven days of the sale the Auctioneer may re-sell them by auction or privately without notice to the buyer. Any liability which there may be on the part of the Auctioneer in respect of any loss shall be restricted to a maximum of the price paid by the buyer of the lot.

In the event of any failure of the buyers to comply with any of the above conditions the damages recoverable by the seller or the Auctioneers from the defaulter shall include any loss arising on any re-sale of the lot, together with the charges and expenses in respect of both sales, and together with interest at 2% above Midland Bank PLC Base Rate upon the price of any lot which has not been paid for within 48 hours of the sale, and any money deposited in part payment shall be held by the Auctioneers on account of any liability of the defaulter to them or to the seller. The Auctioneers are unable to accept payment from success- ful bidders other than in cash or by the bidder’s own cheque. Cheques drawn by third parties, whether in the Auctioneers’ favour or requiring endorsement, cannot be accepted.

Value Added Tax The Buyer will be liable to pay V.A.T. at the standard rate on the hammer price on those Lots indicated with a dagger (+) after the Lot number. This V.A.T. is refundable on proof of export by Overseas Buyers within 28 days of Sale.

Purchase Price The purchaser shall pay the hammer price together with a premium of 10% of the hammer price. The premium is NOT negotiable and attracts V.A.T. at the standard rate and is payable by ALL purchasers. The vendor authorises the Auctioneer to deduct commission and expenses at the stated rates from the hammer price and acknowledges the Auctioneer’s right to retain the premium payable by the purchaser.

IMPORTANT NOTES FOR BUYERS

Bids We will be pleased to execute bids (in the name of Graham) on behalf of intending buyers, and no charge is made for this service. Lots will be purchased as cheaply as permitted by other bids and reserves. Bids must be submitted to Glendining & Co at least one hour before the sale commences, and should be entered on the forms provided. Bids may be sent by Fax, however Bids left by telephone will be accepted only on the condition that they are at the sender’s risk, and must in any case be confirmed in writing.

Export Licences A specific Licence is required before export from the U.K. of items that cost £20,000 or more, and are at least 50 years old, and also for certain other categories. The obtaining of any export licence is the responsibility of the buyer.

GENERAL INFORMATION FOR BUYERS An asterisk (*) lot indicates the lot is illustrated.

A dagger (+) after the Lot number indicates the Lot is subject to VAT by the Buyer on the Hammer Price. This is refundable

to Overseas Buyers on proof of Export within 28 days of the date of Sale.

All Lots in this Sale are subject toa BUYER’S PREMIUM of 10% which attracts VAT at the Standard Rate (at present 15%) and is payable by ALL BUYERS

BIDS

We will be pleased to execute bids (in the name of Graham) on behalf of intending buyers, and no charge is made for this service. Lots will be purchased as cheaply as permitted by other bids and reserves. Bids must be submitted to Glendining & Co at least one hour before the sale commences, and should be entered on the forms provided. Bids left by telephone will be accepted only on the condition that they are at the sender’s risk, and must in any case be confirmed in writing.

Bids by telephone, telex or fax are accepted (but must be received at least one hour before sales commence), and should be confirmed in writing. Overseas customers are urged to use these facilities, but all communications must be headed GLENDINING’S. However we regret that bids left on our Answerphone service cannot be accepted.

PAYMENT BY CHEQUE

Please note that cheques under £100 will be accepted with a Banker’s Card. Cheques for the payment of purchases over this amount must be cleared through our bank before goods can be delivered.

PAYMENT BY OVERSEAS CUSTOMERS

Payment should be made in Sterling in the form of cash, cheques drawn on a U.K. clearing bank, or by means of a banker’s draft or telegraphic or cable transfer directly into our bank account, quoting the original invoice number.

Unless prior arrangements have been made, and payment is made by any other means, then the customer will be liable for any bank or collection charges concerned, and any losses arising from the conversion of foreign currencies into sterling.

NATIONAL WESTMINSTER BANK plc, 21 Hanover Square, London W1A 4ZE. Telephone: 01-493 7602. Account No. 24455059 Glendining & Co.

COLLECTION AND SHIPPING OF BOOKS (AND OTHER LARGE ITEMS)

If these purchases cannot be collected from Glendining’s premises within seven days, they will be sent for storage (see clause 21 of the Conditions of Sale). Their despatch then will be handled by the Shipping Department of Phillips — our affiliated Company — and in this case a separate invoice wiil be raised. It would help if specific instructions are sent with each commission, or when placing bids.

GENERAL INFORMATION FOR SELLERS Commission to the vendor for selling is 123%, or 10% on consignments over £1000.

Buying-in-Fees on unsold lots is 5% (of the last bid in the room), or £10 minimum charge.

Withdrawal Fees on lots withdrawn prior to the sale is 10% of the reserve, or our estimated value where no reserve has been given.

Insurance Fees of 1%, or £1 minimum charge, are levied on all lots, to cover loss by fire, or burglary — unless otherwise instructed in writing — see clause 12 of the Conditions of Sale.

Minimum Charge whether sold, unsold or withdrawn is £10 per lot.

Illustration Fees are charged per coin at £7.50 for Crown-size or smaller. Larger coins, commemorative medals, war medals, etc., will be charged at £80 per plate; £40 per half-plate; or by proportion. Colour plates will be charged at the current rate.

(The above charges are subject to Value Added Tax.)

SETTLEMENT IS MADE 14 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SALE

CASH ADVANCES

In the event of repayment of the cash advance before the sale takes place, a charge of 10% on the amount advanced will be payable.

EXPERT ADVICE Expert advice is immediately available for the examination of property submitted to these rooms for sale by auction.

VALUATIONS Probate and Insurance Valuations on Collections at agreed scale of charges.

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1990

ENGLISH and FOREIGN COINS

Day of Sale Thursday 1 February 1990

commencing at 1.00 am precisely

ENGLISH GOLD COINS

Henry VIII, Third Coinage, Crown, m.m. pellet in annulet. Double-struck, very fine. (£180—220) 1

Charles I, Tower mint, Crown, first bust, m.m. lis. Rather ragged edge, about very fine. (£80—100) 1

James II, Guinea, 1688, second bust. Reverse weak in centre, otherwise good fine, lightly haymarked. (£140—180)

— Guinea, 1688, elephant and castle below. Possibly from a pendant mount, otherwise good fine. (£120—150) 1

William and Mary, Guinea, 1689, conjoined heads right. Good fine. (£150—200) 1 George II, Two-Guineas, 1738, young head (S. 3667). Rim rather knocked and surface porous, possibly from a mount, otherwise good fine, (£E200—300) 1

George III, Guinea, 1784, fourth head, Third-Guinea, 1809, second head. Fine, first has been gilt. (£100—120) 2

— Guinea, 1798, fifth head (S. 3729). Very fine. (£60—80) i — Half-Guinea, 1787, fifth head (S. 3735). Fine to very fine. (E40—50) 1 — Half-Sovereign, 1817, Third-Guinea, 1810, Quarter-Guinea, 1762. First good

fine, second about extremely fine, last buckled and scratched. (£120—150) 3

George IV, Two-Pounds, large bare head 1823. Fine to very fine. (£E200—250) it

— Half-Sovereign, 1828. Slight scratches on and in front of bust, otherwise good ey fine, lightly toned. (£180—220)

Victoria, Specimen set, 1887, comprising gold Five-Pounds to nes silver Crown to Threepence, and including both types of Double-Florin, in fitted case. Very fine or better, the silver with mottled toning. (£800—1,000) 12

— A similar set, only one type of Double-Florin, in leather case. Five-Pounds and Two-Pounds with edge knocks, and Crown possibly cleaned, otherwise generally i fine. (£800—1,000)

— A similar set. Generally very fine, all have been harshly cleaned. (£700—900) 11

— Jubilee Five-Pounds, 1887. Rather scuffed and hairlined, otherwise nearly extremely fine. (£300—400)

— Another. Similar state. (£300—400) 1

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— Another. From an ornate swivel brooch mount, very fine. (£250—300) 1 — Jubilee Two-Pounds, 1887. Very fine. (£180—220) 1 — Sovereign, 1886 S. Good very fine. (£50—70) 1 — Half-Sovereign, 1862 (S. 3859). Mounted for jewellery, but excessively rare.

(£40—50) 1 — Sovereigns (4), 1847, young head, 1890S, 1895 M, 1901 S, Half-Sovereign,

1896. Fair to fine. (£220—250) 5

— Sovereigns (3), 1858, 1860, 1861, all young head. About fine and better. (£150—180) 3

— Sovereigns (7), 1874, 1879, 1880, 1882, 1885, 1894, all mintmark S; Australia,

Sydney, Sovereign, 1870. Generally fine. (£350—380) 7 — Sovereigns (3), 1879, 1880, 1881, all Sydney mint. Fine to very fine. (£150—180) 3 — Jubilee Sovereign and Half-Sovereign, 1887. Very fine. (£80—90) ii

Edward VII, Coronation, 1902, Proof set, comprising gold Five-Pounds, Two- Pounds, Sovereign, Half-Sovereign, silver Crown, Halfcrown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, and Maundy Money set, in red leather case of issue; Canada, Centennial, 1967, souvenir set, Dollar to Cent; Proof Dollar, 1971, British Columbia Centennial. 1902 set choice, about as struck, silver toned a little unevenly, case in excellent condition but recesses a little shallow. (£1,000—1,200) 20

— Coronation 1902, Specimen set of coins comprising gold Sovereign and Half- Sovereign, silver Crown to Maundy Penny, in case of issue. Matt Proofs, but slightly buffed appearance, extremely fine. (£280—320) ial

— Coronation, 1902, part “short” set, comprising gold Half-Sovereign, silver Crown, Halfcrown, Florin, Sixpence, and Maundy Fourpence, Twopence and

Penny, in red leather case of issue. Extremely fine or better. (£150—180) 8 George V, Sovereigns (3), 1911 (2), one mintmark C, 1930 SA, Half-Sovereign, 1914. Very fine. (£180—220) 4

— Sovereigns (3), 1913, 1925, 1930 SA, Half-Sovereigns (2), 1914, 1915 S. Very fine or better. (£220—250) 5

— Sovereigns (2), 1916, 1925. Very fine or better. (E100—120) 2 — Half-Sovereigns (4), 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914. Very fine or better. (£100—120) 4 Elizabeth II, “Type” sets (5), 1962-1966 inclusive, comprising Sovereign to Halfpenny. Extremely fine or better. (£E250—280) 44 — Proof Sovereign, 1980, Turks and Caicos Islands, Proof silver Crowns (2), 1979, in cases of issue. About as struck. (£50—60) 3 — Proof Half-Sovereigns (2), both 1980, in cases of issue. Brilliant mint state. (£60-80) 2

Isle of Man, Elizabeth II, Proof set of coins, 1965, comprising Five-Pounds, Sovereign and Half-Sovereign, in Royal Mint case of issue. Extremely fine. (£500—600)

Guinea, 1682, Sovereign, 1817, Half-Sovereign, 1914; together with, France, silver Half-Ecu, 1661. Third very fine, others fair. (€E200—250) 4 Guinea, 1695, South Africa, Half-Ponds, 1894, 1897, all mounted, latter for used as cufflinks; together with miscellaneous coins and medals, etc, a few in silver,

including a 1950 Proof set, last about as struck, others mostly fair to fine. (£150—200) Lot

Guineas (3), 1759, old head, 1791, 1794, both “Spade” reverse. First buckled, about fine, others better, all showing signs of cleaning. (£200—250) 3

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Guinea, 1774, Sovereign, 1896 M; together with other coins in silver (16), base (25), including 1953 “plastic” sets (2). First in a ring mount, others fine to very fine or better. (£140—180) 43

Third-Guineas (2), 1802, 1806; Quarter-Guinea, 1762; Mexico gold 2-Pesos, 1919; Spain, Escudo, 1786. Third buckled, otherwise fine or better. (£E150-180) 5

Sovereigns (5), 1871, young head, 1890, old head, 1902 P, 1967, 1968, Half- Sovereigns (2), 1900, 1906. Last scratched across bust, otherwise very fine or better. (£330—360) 7

Sovereigns (6), 1885 M, 1896, 1905 S, 1911, 1912, 1914. Fine to very fine. (£E350—400) 6

Sovereigns (3), 1894, 1898, 1915; Half-Sovereigns (4), 1892, 1910, 1911, 1912. Mostly fine or very fine. (£240—260) 7

Sovereigns (3), 1902, 1965 (2), Half-Sovereigns (4), 1887, 1893, 1901, 1902. Gener- ally very fine or better. (£250—300) Zz

Sovereigns, (2), 1906 M, 1918S, Half-Sovereigns (2), 1911, 1914; Italy, 50-Lire, 1931, Year IX. First in scroll mount, others fine to very fine. (£220—250) 3)

Half-Sovereigns (9), 1895, 1897, 1900, 1906 (2), 1909, 1911 (2), 1912. Generally me fine. (270-300)

Half-Sovereign, 1914; Z.A.R., Pond, 1895. First extremely fine, second fair. ra Z

Third-Guinea, 1797, buckled, about fine; other English coins in AR (9), varied state. (£30—40) 10

FOREIGN GOLD COINS

Austria, Franz Joseph I, Restrike 8-Florins, 1892 (3). Extremely fine. (£110—130) 3 Bahamas, Independence, 1973, gold 50-Dollars; silver Proof 10-Dollars (2), both 1978; Barbados, Proof set, 1974, comprising silver 10-Dollars to bronze Cent, all cased as issued. Virtually as struck. (£70—100) Ag France, Louis d’or, 1701, mintmark K (F. 182). An interesting coin, showing signs of overstriking on a similar coin of 1693, about fine, rare. (£150—200) 1 — 20-Francs, 1810, 1861, both mintmark A; Switzerland, 20-Francs, 1902 B. First about fine, others good very fine. (£120—150) 3 Third Republic, 20-Francs, 1896 A, 10-Francs (6), 1895, 1896 (2), 1899, all mint- mark A, 1900, 1906; Netherlands, Wilhelmina, 10-Gulden, 1925. Generally fine to very fine. (£E200—250) 8 Iceland, Jon Sigurdsson commemorative 500-Kronur, 1961 (F. 1). Uncirculated. (£100—120) 1 Iran, 1-Pahlavi (2), AH 1337, 1345, Half-Pahlavi (2), both AH 1334; Switzerland, 20-Francs, 1935 B; Turkey, Quarter-Sequin, AH 1223. Generally very fine. (£200—220) 6 Islamic gold (9), mostly 19th Century Iranian and Turkish, but including a Pagoda of Tipu, Sultan of India. All mounted or otherwise damaged. (£80—120) =) Mauritius, Elizabeth II, Proof set, 1971, comprising gold 200-Rupees to bronze Cent, in Royal Mint case of issue. Practically as struck. (£250—350) 1

— — 200-Rupees, 1971. Small scratch on monarch’s bust, virtually mint state. (£120—150) 1

Mexico, 20-Pesos, 1919, 10-Pesos, 1906. Very fine. (£140—160) 2

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Netherlands, 10-Gulden (3), 1875, 1876, 1911, Trade Coinage, Ducats (3), all 1927. Very fine or better. (£200—220) 6

Tonga, Salote Tupou III, Half- and Quarter Koula, 1962. Uncirculated. (£120—150) 2

ENGLISH SILVER AND BRONZE COINS

Henry I, “Tealby’’ Pennies (2). Irregular, some flatness, mints uncertain. (E30—40) 2

Edward VI, Crown, 1551, m.m. y. About fine, has been cleaned. (£100—120) 1 — Halfcrown, 1551, walking horse with plume. About fine, some flaws to rim. (£80—100) 1

Elizabeth I, Sixpences (52), various types and issues, including a milled coinage, 1567, this impaired, very fine; other silver coins (5), together with a silver counter box, mostly fair, a few better. (£150—200) 58

James I, Crown, Third coinage, m.m. lis, grass on ground line. Fine. (£E80—120) 1

Charles I, Nicholas Briot’s Coinage, Second Milled Issue, Halfcrown, m.m. anchor and B. Slight edge nick on obverse at 7 o'clock, nearly extremely fine, nghtly toned. (£200—250)

Charles II, Crown, 1670/69, second bust. Good fine, traces (lower right curve of the ; of overdate only, rare. (E40—60)

— Crowns (3), 1662, rose below, 1677, 1682/1. First and last fine, second worn. (£80—120) 3

— Crowns (8), 1662, rose below, 1664, 1671, second bust, 1676 (3), 1681. Generally fair. (£50—80) 8

— Halfcrowns (4), all 1676, 1 of date inverted. Poor to fine, not rare as indicated °y ESC. (£60—80)

— Sixpences (2), 1674, 1679. Second nicked on rim, otherwise very fine. (£60—80) 2

Anne, Crown, 1703 First bust, viGo below. Fair. (£40—50) 1 — Crown, 1707 E, second bust. Has been cleaned, very fine. (£60—80) 1 — Crown, 1708, second bust, plumes. Lightly but noticeably cleaned and with slight

graze to obverse rim (5 o'clock), otherwise good very fine. (£120—150) 1 George III, Crown, 1818 LIX. Extremely fine, attractively toned. (£80—120) 1

George IV, Halfcrown, 1823, first head, second reverse. With a few surface marks, otherwise about extremely fine, toned. (£E40—60)

— Proof Sixpence, 1826, as issued in the sets. Slight edge bump on reverse at 7 o'clock, and with some minor scratches, otherwise about as struck, attractively toned, scarce. (£120—150)

William IV, Halfcrown, 1834, ww in script. Almost extremely fine. (E40—60) 1

— Sixpence, 1834. Possibly a Proof, practically as struck, with mirror-like brilliance in the fields. (£80—120) 1

Victoria, Jubilee 1887, a specimen set of coins, comprising Crown to Threepence (both types of Double-Florin), in modern case. Gererally very fine or better, but with signs of cleaning. (£60—80) 8

— Crown, 1887. A few slight scuff marks, and with edge nick at 9 o'clock, practically as struck, lightly toned. (£E30—40) il

— A similar coin. Slightly scuffed in obverse fields, about as struck. (£30—40) 1

86 — Crowns (2), both 1889, extremely fine; other silver Crowns (5), Halfcrowns (7), together with miscellaneous coins (33), including a Twopence banknote, 1807, from the Fleet Bank, except as stated, generally fair to fine, a few better. (E70—100)

87 — Double-Florin, 1888. Practically mint state, patchily toned. (E40—60) ]

88 —Jubilee Coinage, Crowns (2), Double-Florin, Halfcrown and Florin, all 1887, Halfcrown, 1888. Very fine or better. (E80—120) 6

89 — Crowns (2), 1889, 1890, better than very fine; other English A coins (69), together with miscellaneous foreign AR (81), and base (34), varied state. (L100—120) 186

90 — Halfcrown (207), a large variety of dates and types, including, 1885, 1887, young head, 1900, old head. Last three very fine, others generally poor to fine. (£200—250) 207

91 — Florins (214), a variety of dates and types, including Florins of Australia (2) and South Africa (1). Mostly poor to fine. (£150—200) 217

92 — Sixpences (5), 1850, 1851, 1852, 1856, 1875. Very fine or better. (E60—80) Ss)

93 — Maundy sets (4), 1855, 1856, 1858, 1860. Practically as struck. (£120—150) 16

94t — Maundy sets (2), both 1899. Extremely fine or better, toned. (E50—70) 8

95 Edward VII, Crown, 1902. A few slight scratches, good extremely fine. (E60—80) 1

96 —An incomplete Specimen set of coins, 1902, comprising, silver Crown to Maundy Twopence, the Sovereign, Half-Sovereign and Maundy Penny miss- ing, in red leather case of issue. Practically as struck, the Crown lightly toned. (£120—150)

97 George V, Specimen set, 1911, comprising Halfcrown to Maundy Penny, in original leather case of issue. Practically as struck, with attractive, matching tone. (£220—250) 8

98 — Specimen set, 1927, comprising Crown to Threepence, in card case of issue. Choice and virtually mint state. (£120—150) 6

99 —A similar set, in leather case of issue. All with small patches of discolouration, almost as struck. (£120—150)

100 — Another set, similar, without case of issue. Good extremely fine. (£120—150) 6

101 — Crown, 1927 Proof. Slight scratches in obverse field, good extremely fine, pe toned. (£60—80)

102 — Pennies (4), all 1918, extremely fine or better; other miscellaneous coins, ee British 19th Century issues, mostly base, a few in silver, except as stated, fair to very fine. (£80—100) Lot

103 George VI, Specimen set, 1937, comprising Crown to Farthing, in original leather case of issue. About as struck. (£70—100) 15

104 — Specimen sets of coins (2), Coronation 1937, comprising silver Crown to bronze Farthing; and 1950, Halfcrown to Farthing, in card cases of issue. Particularly nice sets in mint state. (£100—120) 24

105 — Specimen set, 1951, in case of issue, practically as struck; together with English silver coins (259), mostly Victoria to George V, including Halfcrowns (67), and Florins (38), and miscellaneous English base coins, these generally fair to fine, a few better. (£100—120) Lot

106 Elizabeth II, Maundy set, 1953 in modern case. Mint state, though toned, rare. (£120—150) “

107 — Maundy set, 1954, in Royal Mint case. Mint state, though light and uneven tone. (£40—60) 4

108 — Maundy set, 1969. Practically mint state, brilliant. (40-60) 4

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— Crowns, 1960 (64). Mostly extremely fine, several “polished die’’ specimens. (£60—80) 64 — Proof Piedfort Collection, 1984, 1987, in Royal Mint case of issue, other Piedfort Pounds (2), 1987, Falkland Islands, 1988, Piedfort Twenty-Pence, 1982. About as struck. (£200—250) 7 Ireland, Philip and Mary, Groats (12); James I, Shillings (12) and Sixpences (6). Some fine. (£120—150) 30 — another lot, similar (30). Some fine. (£120—150) 30 — George III, Proof Farthing, 1806, in Ai gilt. Extremely fine and rare, but rather scuffed and slight traces of copper showing on rim. (£50—60) 1 Scotland, William and Mary, 60-Shillings, 1692. About fine. (£60—80) i — lead communion tokens (154). Mostly fine or very fine. (£150—200) 154

Henry I to Charles I, miscellaneous hammered coins (32), including Shillings, Sixpences, Groats and Pennies, etc., together with a milled Sixpence of Elizabeth I. Generally fair to fine. (£140—180) 33

Henry III to Charles II, R hammered coins (25). Mostly fine. (£120—150) 25

Edward | and Edward II, Pennies (26), various types; Edward III, Halfpennies (3), First and Second Coinage (2). Several pierced, otherwise mostly fine and better. (£120—150) 29

Elizabeth I to George VI, miscellaneous silver coins (37), all smaller denomina- tions, including Elizabeth I, Sixpence, 1587, Anne, Shilling, 1707, third bust, George II, Shilling, 1758, and various Maundy oddments, an interesting and varied lot. First with date obscured, good fine, second and third better than very fine, others generally fine to very fine. (£100—150) 37

Charles I to George V, miscellaneous coins in silver (8), copper and bronze (14), including Crown, 1902, Florin, 1903, Halfcrowns, 1887 (2), both Jubilee head, and Farthing, 1836. Last extremely fine, others mostly very fine or better. (£150—200)

Charles II to Victoria, Farthings (106), Fractionals (18). Several very fine. (£100—120) 124

Charles II to George V, Crowns (4), 1662, 1695, 1928, 1933. First two fair, others fine and very fine. (£100—120) 4

Charles II to George V, English A coins (128), mostly Sixpences, Threepences and other small denominations. Many poor to fair, some pierced or otherwise impaired, some better. (£60—80) 128

Charles II to George VI, silver Crowns (18); other miscellaneous English coins, a large quantity, some in silver, mostly base 19th and 20th Century issues, contained in three albums. Generally fair to fine, the later issues better. (£120—150)

Lot

Charles II to George VI, Crowns (12), 16?? (date obscured), 1695, 1818 (2), 1820, 1821 (2), 1844 (2), 1889, 1894, 1935, 1937 (2). 1894 very fine, others generally fair to

fine. (£100—120) 14 Charles II to Victoria, Crowns (6), Double-Florins (3), minor silver (46). Some worn or damaged, others generally fine. (£120—150) 55 Charles II to Victoria, Twopence (1), Pennies (7), Halfpennies (54). Generally fine, some better. (E80—100) 62 Charles II to Edward VII, silver coins (94), various denominations. Generally fine, some very fine. (£150—180) 94

James II to George V, Crowns (6), Double-Florins (2), Halfcrowns (9) and Florins (5). Some poor, but mostly fine to very fine. (£150-180) a

1 131 William III to Victoria, Crowns (20), Double-Florins (3). Generally fair to fine. 23

(£140—160) 132+ William III to Edward VII, Shillings (42), Sixpences (40). Generally fine, several better. (£120—150) 82 133 Anne to Edward VII, Shillings (18), Sixpences (15). Mostly fair to fine, a few better. (£60—80) 33

134+ George I to Victoria, Shillings (3), 1723, first bust, ssc, 1821, first head, second reverse, 1844. Last scratched across reverse field, extremely fine or better, first and second with attractive, even tone. (£E80—120) 3

135 George I to Edward VII, Sixpences (12), including 1820 (inverted 1 in date) and 1878 (reads Drittaniar); together with English hammered (3), other base coins (4). Generally fair to fine, a few better. (E70—100) 19

136 George II to George VI, miscellaneous English silver coins (19), including Shillings (5), Sixpences (8); together with English and foreign base (13). Generally es fine or better. (£60—80)

137 George III to George V, Crowns (23), mostly Victorian, other coins in silver a generally smaller denominations; together with a large quantity of base and modern British commemorative issues, some contained in four Whitman folders. Fair to fine, the later issues better. (£120—150) Lot

138 George III to George V, Crowns (8), 1819 LIX, 1821, 1844, 1887, 1894, 1902, 1935, 1937, Double-Florin, 1890, Halfcrowns (4), 1676, 1820, 1825, 1883; modern base issues (7). Generally fair to fine, several better. (E80—120) 20

139 George IV to George VI, & Halfcrowns (15), other coins in silver (59), mostly English; together with a quantity of modern issues. Generally fair to fine, the later issues better. (£120—150) Lot

140 ‘Victoria to George VI, silver Halfcrowns, Florins, etc. (79), other coins to silver (9), base (29); together with a group of four to Pte. H. Peers Lan. Fus. 1914-15 Star Trio, T.E.M., Edw. VII, other medals (2). Medals very fine, coins generally fair to fine. (£100—120) 123

141 Victoria to Elizabeth II, a type collection of Halfcrowns, Florins, Shillings, Sixpences, etc., a large quantity, many in silver, and including a Proof 1927 Florin, mostly contained in 25 Whitman folders. Last about as struck, others generally fair to fine, the later issues better. (E200—300) Lot

142 Victoria to Elizabeth II, R Halfcrowns (74), including one of 1710, base (21); together with Crowns (2), 1821, 1902, Double-Florins (3), all 1889, A Florins (35), base (4), A Shillings (9). Generally fair to fine, a few better. (£120—150) 148

143 Victoria to Elizabeth II, Halfcrowns, Florins, Shillings, Sixpences, and Three- pences, in R and Cu-Ni. From circulation, mostly fair to fine. (£100—150) Lot

144 George V and George VI, Halfcrowns (51), all pre-1947; other minor denomination English AR (60), mostly 20th Century, together with France and Monaco, 5- Francs (24), all 1960’s and 1-Franc (3). The English mostly fair to fine, others very fine and better. (£60—80) 138

145 George V to Elizabeth II, Crowns, 1935, 1937 (2), 1951, 1953 (3, one a mishandled proof), 1960, polished dies (15), scuffed and mishandled; Shillings, 1787 (3), all have been gilded; Belgium, 5-Francs, 1873; Newfoundland, 20-Cents, 1899, very fine, cleaned. (£60—80) 27,

146 George V to Elizabeth II, Crowns, 1935 (4), 1937 (2), 1951 (2), 1953 (19), 1977 (6); 1953, Southern Rhodesia, 1953, South Africa, 1952, 1953, New Zealand. Mostly extremely fine or better. (E50—60) 37

147+ Maudy sets (4), 1895, 1907, in contemporary cases, 1947, 1958, uncased. aaa fine or better, the first two toned, 1895 deeply so. (£100—120)

148 Maudy sets (2), 1903, 1942; together with Maundy Fourpence, 1903, Twopence, 1880, Penny, 1874. Practically as struck, the oddments attractively toned. (£50—70) 11 149 Shilling, 1816, Sixpence, 1818; Sixpence, 1826; Crown, 1844, 1887, Double-Florin, 1887, Halfcrown, 1885, Florin, 1885. Crown, 1844 fine, others very fine or better. (£120—140) 12 150+ Australia, Edward VII to George V, Florins (12), including Melbourne commemor- ative, 1934-35, Shillings and smaller silver (66). Several very fine. (E200—250) 78 151t — coins in R and base metal (882). Mostly fine or very fine. (E80—120) 882 152 Belgium, Leopold I, Half-Franc, 1850. Fine, rare. (£100—150) 1 153. — miscellaneous coins in AR and base metal (66), and bronze 19th Century medallions (5). Some fine or very fine, some better. (£50—70) 71 154t British West Africa, miscellaneous coins (640), generally base, much duplication. Mostly extremely fine or better. (E60—100) 640 155t Canada, coins, tokens, etc. (87) in AR and base metal. Many fine, several better. (£60—80) 87 156t Ceylon, 48-Stivers, 1804 (2), different dies; together with miscellaneous Estate Tokens, Tally Tickets and Checks, all with identifying tickets. Very fine or better. (£80—120) 16 157+ Channel Islands, miscellaneous coins in 4, Ni-Brass, etc. (338). Varied state, some extremely fine or better. (£40—60) 338 158t Cyprus, miscellaneous modern coins in A, Ai, etc. (126). Mostly fine or very fine, a few better. (£60—80) 126 159+ Denmark, coins in A (38), these recent commemoratives, and Cu-Ni (1). Extremely fine or better. (£60—80) oe) 160 France, Second Republic, 5-Francs, 1849 A. Virtually as struck. (£40—60) il 161 —5-Francs (15), Napoleon to Third Republic. Fair to very fine. (£80—100) 15 162+ — during Occupation, Etat Francais, aluminium 20-Francs Essai, 1941, by Cochet, bust of Petain left. Practically mint state, rare. (£80—120) 1 163 — Provisional Government of Charles de Gaulle, Piedfort Cu-Ni 20-Francs, 1945, by Turin. Practically mint state, very rare, only 104 struck. (£75—100) 1 164+ — miscellaneous coins in R, €, etc. (230), mostly 20th Century issues, a few earlier. Varied state, some extremely fine or better. (L60—80) 230 165 Germany, Hamburg, 2-Marks, 1876 J. Practically mint state, attractive, even tone. (£120—150) 1 166 — Prussia, Friedrich Wilhelm III, 2-Thalers, 1840. With a few slight marks, about extremely fine. (£60—80) 1 167. Greece, miscellaneous coins (346), mostly base 19th and 20th Century issues, including a few recent R commemeratives. Mostly fine or very fine. (E60—80) 168 India, Victoria, Calcutta, Proof silver set, 1862, comprising Rupee and Half- Rupee, Quarter-Rupee and Two-Annas. Brilliant, attractively toned. (£60—80) 4 169+ —-— Bombay, Proof set, 1898, comprising silver Rupee, Half-Rupee, Quarter-

Rupee and Two-Annas (as Pr. 184, 306, 431, 552). Polished and lacquered, and

with some slight discolouration, otherwise brilliant and very rare. (£80—120) 4 Ex Pridmore III, lot 255.

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— — A Rupees (14), all Bombay and Calcutta, 1840 (4), all type II, 1877 (3), 1878 (3), 1879 (3), a modern Restrike Proof, 1878, with identifying tickets. Last brilliant, others fine to extremely fine. (E70—100) 16 Ex Pridmore III, lots 29 and 126.

— — Calcutta, Proof Rupee, Quarter-Rupee and 2-Annas, 1877 (as Pr. 115, 382, 491). All slightly scratched in fields, and 2-Annas stained on reverse, otherwise about as struck. (£60—80) 3 Ex Pridmore III, lot 240.

—— Calcutta, Proof Rupee, Half-Rupee and Quarter-Rupee, 1892 (as Pr. 133, 276, 397). Rupee slightly stained, practically as struck, latter two darkly toned. (£80—100) 3 Ex Pridmore III, lot 249.

— Victoria and Edward VII, Rupees (21), 1862) (11), others dated between 1885 and 1889; together with Half-Rupees (9), all dated between 1905 and 1910. Generally very fine or better. (E80—120) 30 Ex Pridmore III, lots 108, 128 and 144.

— Victoria, Quarter-Rupees (15), all 1840, including Proofs (2); Two Annas (8), all 1841, Type I, including Proofs (2), all with identifying tickets. Generally very fine to extremely fine, the Proofs about as struck. (£100—150) 23 Ex Pridmore III, lots 37, 38 and 39.

— George V, Proof Annas (4), 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915, all Bombay mint (as Pr. 942—945). Generally with patches of discolouration, almost as struck. (£E80—100) 4 Ex Pridmore III, lot 265.

— — Proof Annas (2), 1917, Bombay, 1929, Calcutta (as Pr. 947, 935). First rather blotchy, otherwise practically as struck. (E40—60) 2 Ex Pridmore III, lot 267.

— copper coins (579), native states, etc. Most fair to fine. (£60—80) a/9

— miscellaneous coins in silver (84) and base metal (158), mostly 19th Century issues. Several very fine, some better. (£E80—100) 242

— Mughal Emperors, Rupees of Akbar (9), Jahangir (8), including a Zodiacal piece (Leo), others (8), all different. Mostly fine or very fine, Zodiacal rupee fair, very scarce. (£140—180) 25

Iran, Quarter-Ryals, 1315 (437) (KM Y. 104). Uncirculated. (£80—100) 437

Italy, coins in A or billion (18), base metal (7), including Lucca, 5-Francs, 1807 and 2-Lire, 1902. Mostly fine or very fine. (£80—100) 25

Japan, Ministry of Finance specimen set, 1969, in wallet. Uncirculated. (£80—120) 5

Monaco, Rainier III, Proof 10-Francs, 1966, struck to commemorate the 10th Anniversary of the Wedding of Prince Rainier and Princess Grace (KM 23) Practically as struck, lightly toned. (£50—70)

— A similar coin. Similar state. (E50—70)

— Another, similar. Similar state. (E50—70)

Mozambique, Countermarked Coinage of 1889, crowned PM in oval counter- stamped on restrike Maria Theresia, Thaler, 1780 (KM 45). Very fine, counterstamp inverted and slanting left. (£30—40) 1

Netherlands, 23 and 10-Gulden (44), mostly Wilhelmina and Juliana. Generally fine to very fine. (£80—120) 44

— Lion Daalders (3), 1574, 1589, 1617, Rider, 1673; other Dutch and colonial coins in A (101), including 1-Gulden (21), mostly 18th Century, together with base (99), generally 18th and 19th Century issues. Mostly fair to fine, a few better. (£150—200) 203

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fine or better. (£80—100) 128 — Wilhemina, 23-Gulden, 1898. Better than fine, but has been cleaned and with some scuffing and abrasions to surface. (£60—80) 1

Netherlands East India, bronze 23-Cents, 1945 (416) and Half-Cents, 1945 (159). Mint state or virtually so, generally with full or almost full lustre, a few beginning to

tone or a little spotty. (E80—100) 575 New Zealand, miscellaneous coins in R, Cu-Ni, and Ai (104), including a Proof set, 1953. Some fine, many very fine or better. (£60—80) 104

Norway, Oscar II, Krone, 1888 (KM 26). Extremely fine, lightly toned. (£100—150) 1

Panama, Proof 20-Balboas, 1972; modern Proof sets and coins, mostly British and Commonwealth, in cases of issue. About as struck. (£50—70) Lot

Rhodesia and Nyasaland, Elizabeth II, Proof set, 1955, silver Halfcrown to bronze Halfpenny, in cases of issues; other coins, mostly recent currency issues, of Ghana, Tanzania, Rhodesia, Uganda, etc., mostly base, a few A (349). First about as struck, others in valid state but many extremely fine or better. (E60—80) 363

Siam, 19th Century Porcelain Gambling Tokens (15). Mostly very fine. (E20—30) 15 South Africa, medallions (7), mostly base. Mostly very fine or better. (E20—30) 7

Spain, miscellaneous coins (361), mostly 20th Century base metal issues. Some fine, many very fine or better. (E80—100) 361

Straits Settlements, Victoria to George V, Dollars (9), 1907, 1907 H (2), 1908, 1909, 19f9, 1920, forgenes (2), 1907, 1908, 10-Gents (10), 1884 (2), 1885—1889 inclusive, 1890 H, 1891, 1893. Generally very fine or better. (£E70—100) 19 Ex Pridmore II, lots 144 and 166.

Straits Settlements, Hong Kong, etc., coins (103) in A, AR, etc. Many fine or very fine, some better. (L60—80) 103

Sumatra, 3-, 2- and 1-Kepings, 1786 and 1787 (2 of each variety for each date), very fine or better; India, Madras, Cash (4), c. 1660-1678, Bombay, Double-Pice (3), 1773, 1775, 1783. Last two probably contemporary forgeries, fine to very fine, a few better, several rare. (£120—180) 19 Ex Pridmore II, lots 211, 214, 357 and 471.

Switzerland, 5-Francs, 1892 (KM 34). Some scuffing and other surface marks, very fine. (£60—80) 1

United Nations, silver Essai Ducaton, 1946, plain edge, struck en medaille.

Extremely fine, 1,000 struck. (£20—30) 1 U.S.A. Dollar, 1880S, Washington Cent, undated double-headed type. First practically mint state, second scratched on reverse, very fine. (£E40—60) 2

— Half-Dollar, 1811, with Chinese chopmarks on the obverse and reverse. “ee fine. (£40—50)

— Half-Dollar, 1892 O. A few light scuff marks, good very fine. (£120—150) 1 — Half-Dime, 1838, Capped bust type. Extremely fine, with attractive mauve tone. (£80—120) 1

— 10-Cents, 1820 O, large O. Slight nick to rim at 1 o'clock on obverse, extremely fine, lightly toned. (£70—100) 1 — miscellaneous coins in AR, €, etc. (101), and bronze medallions (2). Varied state. (£80—100) 103

Recent British and Commonwealth crown-size coins (346), Cu-Ni, in plastic holders. Generally about as struck. (£60—80) 346

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Crown-size coins of the world in A (26), mostly 19th and 20th Century issues, including restrike Maria Theresia Thalers (6). Mostly fine or very fine. (£120—150)

British copper and bronze coins, tokens, etc. (174). Mostly poor to fair, a few fine or better. (E40—50) 174 African and Oriental coins, 19th and 20th century issues in A and base metal (47). Some fine some very fine or better. (E80—120) 47 European coins (57), 19th and 20th century issues, some German, in A and base metal. Many fine, some better. (E60—80) 57 Coins of North, Central and South America, including U.S.A., in R and base metal (40). Mostly fine or very fine. (£60—70) 40

Coins of the world, a large quantity, generally base metal, 19th and 20th sii issues. Many poor to fine, some better. (£E120—150)

English and other coins (82), mostly 19th and 20th Century, generally AR. Many poor to fair, few better. (£E100—150) 82

Belgium, France, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, etc., miscellaneous 19th and 20th Century coins in A (70), base metal (11). Many fine, some better. (£E150—200) 70

Byzantine and Indo-Greek copper coins (72). Mostly poor to fair. (£E30—40) ips

Oriental coins (299), mostly base metal issues of the Far East and South East Asia. Many fine, several very fine or better. (E80—120) 299

Miscellaneous coins, a large quantity, mostly recently circulating pre-decimal issues in base metal, some A, and including modern proof sets, etc., in two albums, envelopes, and loose. Many poor to fine, some better. (E150—250) Lot

Miscellaneous coins, mostly recently circulating British base metal issues, a few AR, some “Whitman” holders, a few glued to plastic sheets, together with some recent commemorative Crowns, sets, etc., a few cased or in holders as issued. Recent issues generally extremely fine or better, others from circulation and mostly poor to fine. (£80—120) Lot

Coins of the world, including British, contained in an album, in A and base metal, some crown-size, together with recent specimen sets, etc., and three numisma- tic books (London Borough of Brent sale stock, with cancellation stamps). Varied state, some extremely fine or better. (£120—150) Lot

Irish coins, etc., in AR and base metal, many of the Free State and later, contained in an album. Varied state, many poor to fine, several very fine or better. (£100—120) Lot

Miscellaneous coins, mostly base metal, a few A, many Indian, including Princely states, etc., including a Victorian brockage Rupee. Mostly poor to fine. (£80—120)

Lot Miscellaneous coins (33), including Japanese Isshu Gin (8), Nisshu Kin (1). Latter very fine or better, others mostly poor to fine. (E40—60) 33

United States and Canada, base metal tokens, counters, medallets, etc. (32), including Kentucky Cent, New York, Sage ‘““Goodfor’’ (Miller 765), and Brime- low, Washington, store card (Baker 519D). Mostly fine, some better. (E40—60) 32

English and foreign coins (29), mostly A or nickel, including James II, Halfcrown, 1685, and Pillar 4-Reales, 1766, Mexico, heavily chopmarked. Mostly fair to ae fine. (£40—60)

Proof set, 1950, comprising Halfcrown to Farthing, in damaged case of issue; together with other Proof coins, ect., of the world, including Jersey and Bermuda, mostly cased. Generally about as struck. (£60—80) Lot

252

253

234

235

236t

237

238t

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240

241

242

243

244

245

246

Modern British issues, including a large quantity of Churchill Crowns (approx. 730), mostly base, Pennies and Halfcrowns, many from circulation. The former generally extremely fine, others fair to fine. (£180—220) Lot

Coins of the world, a large quantity, mostly from Canada, the United States, Britain and the Commonwealth, mostly 20th Century issues, generally base, but including several Proof commemoratives. Latter about as struck, others fine to very fine, a few better. (£120—150) Lot

Austria, Germany and Switzerland, a large quantity of coins, generally 20th Century issues, many in silver, including 50-Schillings (7-one Proof, 1969), 25- Schillings (8-one Proof, 1968), 3-Marks, 1913 (2), both types, and 5-Francs (8). The Proofs about as struck, others mostly fine or very fine. (£100—150) Lot

France, Spain and Mexico, Crown-size coins (15); other European coins, a large quantity, mostly Spanish, some in silver, generally 20th Century issues. Generally fine, the later issues better. (E100—120) Lot

France, Spain and Mexico, Crown-size coins (15); other European coins, a large quantity, mostly Spanish, some in silver, generally 20th Century issues.

Generally fine, the later issues better. (£100—120) Lot Maundy oddments, Charles II to Anne (124). Generally pierced or bent. (£80—100) 124

Miscellaneous British modern Proof sets and coins, a quantity, together with R coins (27), including Threepences (17). The Proof coins almost as struck, others fine to very fine. (£30—40) Lot

Miscellaneous coins of the world in silver (38) and base metal (124), all between 1960 and 1969, many different countries. Generally extremely fine, some better.

(£80—100) 162 Miscellaneous English and foreign coins in silver (18), base (19), including Crowns (3), 1819, 1822, 1935. Generally fair to fine. (E50—60) 37

Miscellaneous coins, a quantity, mostly base, a few in silver, generally minor 19th Century issues, but including some ancient coins. Mostly fair to fine, a few better. (£80—120) Lot

Miscellaneous coins of the world (140), in silver (80), base (60), mainly British and Commonwealth, but including Canada, 50-Cents, 1870, fine, and Portugal, 400- Reis, 1834, this extremely fine, others generally fair to fine, a few better. (£E100—120)

140

Coins of the world (224), generally silver 20th Century issues, many of Germany and Mexico, including Olympics commemoratives, contained in an album. Generally very fine or better. (£E220—250) 224

Coins of the world, a large quantity, a wide range of countries, generally 19th and 20th Centuries, many in silver, together with various medals and banknotes. Varied state. (£120—150) Lot

Miscellaneous world coins (24), all silver, of France (6—2 medallets), including Crown-size (4), a George III, 3-Shilling Bank Token, 1811, and Germany, 3- Kreuzer, 1852 A. Last two very fine and better, others mostly fine to very fine, a few better. (£100—120) 24

Canada and the U.S.A., miscellaneous coins in silver (16), base (16), including Dime, 1821, small date and Cent, 1804, Liberty head. Latter two about very fine and almost fine respectively, others mostly fine, a few better. (£80—120) 32

Crown-size coins of the world (9), including Malta, 2-Scudi, 1796, Germany, Saxony, Thaler, 1601; other world coins in silver (25), base (7), mostly 19th and 20th century issues. First mounted, second gilded, others mostly fair to fine, a few better. (£80—120) 41

247

248t

249

250t

251

2524

253t

254

255

256t

257

258t

259K;

260

261

261la 262

263

264

265

Miscellaneous coins of the world (23), in silver (11), base (12), from Australia, Japan, Germany, Italy, etc., and including a Denarius of Julia Paula, and a 1- Metica, 1975 of Mozambique. These about fine and extremely fine, others generally fine to very fine. (£150—200) 23

Miscellaneous Oriental and Indian coins (93), in silver (88), base (5), generally 17th to 19th Century issues. Mostly fine to very fine. (£100—150) 93

Miscellaneous coins of the world, a large quantity, mostly English, a few in silver, together with various medals and a few banknotes. Generally fine to very fine. (£60—80) Lot

Miscellaneous coins of the world in silver (164) and base metal (206), mostly 18th and 19th Century issues, many different countries. Several very fine. (£120—150)

370

Miscellaneous coins of the world, a large quantity, generally base, a few in silver, mostly 19th and 20th Century issues, and including various counterfeits. Generally fair to fine, the later issues better. (£E150—200) Lot

Coins of the world in silver (120) and base metal (82). Several very fine. (£80—120)

202

Miscellaneous coins of the world (626), mostly base metal, some in silver, many different countries. Many fine or very fine. (£80—100) 826

The Legacy of John F. Kennedy, set of 30 silver crown-size medals, published by the Lincoln mint, contained in a blue album. Practically as struck. (E80—100) 30

Miscellaneous jettons and counters (43), generally 17th to 19th Century Continen-

tal. Mostly fine to very fine. (£60—80) 43 Miscellaneous commemorative medals, counters, checks, weights, etc., mostly in base metals (148). Many very fine. (£80—100) 148

Commemorative medals (39), mostly Continental of the 19th Century, generally A, but also &, various subject matter inc. railways, many French and German.

Several very fine or better. (E80—120) 39 Commemorative medals, etc., in base metal, mostly crown-size or larger, very little duplication (84). Many very fine, several cased. (£100—120) 84

Miscellaneous prize medals, etc., in A (12), A (4), including an engraved silver medal dated 1867, to T. F. Paul, Amateur Comic Vocalist. Very fine or better, several polished. (£50—70) 16

Nineteenth Century silver tokens; Eighteenpence (1), Shillings (43), Sixpences (14). Mostly fine or very fine. (£180—220) 58

Tokens, tickets, counters, regal evasions, etc., in copper and brass (229), mostly British. Many poor to fair, but some better and including several interesting types. (£140—180) 229

Coin Weights, George III to Victoria (18). Mostly very fine. (£100—150) 18

Ancient bronze coins (161), including some Armenian. Mostly poor or fair. (£60—80)

A mahogany coin cabinet, by Lincoln, 63in. high x 12in. wide x 103in. deep, drop-fronted, fitted twelve trays, double-pierced for coins of various sizes, lock (but no key), brass carrying handles, and including a few coins of low value. In sound condition, a few felts missing. (£60—80) 1

A modern coin cabinet, containing 14 trays, pierced for coins of various sizes, 7in. x 1]gin. x 11zin., double doors, lock and keys; a small collector’s cabinet, ten trays, double doors, lock and key. In good condition. (£60—80) 2

Spink & Son, Numismatic Circular 1965 to 1984, complete; including 1987 and 1988, together with a large quantity of mostly Glendining. Good clean copies. (£50—60) Lot

266 Glendining’s Coin and Medal catalogues (203), dating from 22nd June 1961 to 8th December 1977, excluding 1973. Mostly clean copies, with prices realised. (£60—80) Lot

267 Glendining’s Coin and Medal Catalogues (84), dating from 1978-1985, not a complete set. Spink & Son, Numismatic Circular (60), from Jan. 1967 to Dec. 1971; including some of 1966. Seaby’s Coin & Medal Bulletin (192) from 1950 to 1965 (copy for March 1957 missing). The Stamp Magazine (35) Feb. to Dec. 1963, Jan. 1964 to Dec. 1965. Mostly clean copies with prices realised. (£40—60) Lot

268 Modern leatherette coin cases (2), by Abafil, each fitted approx. 10 trays, including a coin box fitted six trays pierced for coins of various sizes. A small collector’s cabinet fitted two drawers depth 2in. The two cases rather used, others in good order. (£50—60) 4

END OF SALE

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Due to circumstances beyond our control, our next Coin Sale has been postponed to Wednesday 21 February 1990

LONDON

AUCTION CALENDAR — 1990

Wednesday, 21st February English and Foreign Coins

Wednesday, 7th March Ancient Greek and Roman Coins Thursday, 8th March Good English and Foreign Coins Wednesday, 21st March Historical Medals, Tokens and Numismatic Books Wednesday, 28th March Orders, Decorations and Medals Wednesday, 4th April English and Foreign Coins Wednesday, 25th April English and Foreign Coins Thursday, 10th May English and Foreign Coins Wednesday, 23rd May Historical Medals, Tokens and Numismatic Books Wednesday, 6th June English and Foreign Coins Wednesday, 13th June Orders, Decorations and Medals Wednesday, 20th June Ancient Greek and Roman Coins, Good English and Foreign Coins Saturday, 7th July Medal “Collectors” Sale Wednesday, 11th July English and Foreign Coins

Wednesday, 5th September _—_ English and Foreign Coins

Monday, 17th September and Orders, Decorations and Medals Tuesday, 18th September

Monday, 9th October Ancient Greek and Roman Coins Tuesday, 10th October Good English and Foreign Coins Wednesday, 31st October English and Foreign Coins Saturday, 10th November Medal “Collectors’’ Sale Wednesday, 14th November English and Foreign Coins

Wednesday, 28th November __ Historical Medals, Tokens and Numismatic Books

Wednesday, 5th December Orders, Decorations and Medals

Wednesday, 12th December Ancient Greek and Roman Coins, Good English and Foreign Coins

These dates may be subject to alteration

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