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KM# 94. Germany, Third Reich, 1938E 5 marks struck in silver at the Muldenhutten mint. The lowest mintage of any year or mint for the type with 425,000 struck. Scarce....
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KM# 45. Germany, Weimar Republic, 1931F 2 reichmarks, struck in 0.500 silver at the Stuttgart mint. Rare. Some even wear to both sides. Grade: VF
£25.00
KM# 527. Prussia under Wilhelm II, 1909A 3 marks in a silver mount with suspension loop. Struck in 0.900 silver. Total weight 20.91g. Moderate wear, lightly toned and quite attractive....
£110.00
S3948, P1518. Victoria 1858OT penny with no. WW on the truncation. A trace of friction. Grade: gEF *REDUCED*
£70.00
Davis 29. obv. JOHN SMALPAGE & S.LUMB LEEDS, arms between palm and olive branches, crest above, rev. ONE SHILLING TOKEN 1812, Female sat on a bale with scales and a...
£260.00
S3985, ESC 3538 (2496), D1444. 1882 Maundy Set. Evenly toned and practically as struck with just a bare trace of friction to some high points. Scarce date. Grade: gEF *REDUCED*
£450.00
S3393, P-. Charles II 1675 over 3 halfpenny. Unrecorded by Peck, but several dies are known to exist. Rare. Weight 11.25g Relatively little wear, but a small edge knock. Nevertheless, bold...
£100.00
S3222, N2729. Commonwealth penny. Weight 0.40g. The obverse slightly porous, the reverse with less wear. Grade: gFine/nVF
£75.00
S3586, ESC 1388 (1131). Anne 1703 second bust VIGO shilling with a 6-pointed star countermark to the bust. The reason for this is unknown. Scarce. Darkly toned and with considerable...
£75.00
S3789, Davies 60, ESC 2096 (618). George III 1817 small head halfcrown. Toned with general even wear. Grade: VF
£175.00
S2773, N2209. Charles I 3a1 Tower halfcrown with mintmark Tun. Weight 14.90g. A good portrait of the King and the horse's head, but a few scratches and minor deposits. Grade:...
£55.00
S1584, N1149. Edward III series C pre-treaty penny of London . Weight 1.11g. Toned. Struck off-centre and the obverse double struck. Grade: gFine/nVF
£650.00
S3026, N2510, Morrieson A-1. Charles I Bristol 2d. no.mm, BR monogram in place of date. Weight 0.96g. Very rare. Toned and round. Grade: nVF
£75.00
S1394, N1023. Edward I class 4a penny of London. Weight 1.40g. Comes with an old ticket priced at 80 shillings. Weakness to the face from ghosting. Toned and round. Grade:...
£175.00
S3776, P1077. George III 1797 cartwheel twopence, struck at the Soho mint. A few tiny marks, but decent edges and problem free. Grade: gVF
£275.00
S3889, Davies 579, ESC 2741 (692). Victoria 1874 young head halfcrown with a plain 4 in the date. Minimal wear and a small spot on the shield. Grade: EF
£25.00
S4038, Davies 1773, ESC 3785 (950). George V 1930 fourth coinage florin. Light wear and a couple spots. Dipped. Grade: aEF
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S4144, Davies 2301, ESC 4339 (393N). Elizabeth II 1965 'Churchill' Crown, struck with the die axis rotated approximately by the amount seen in the picture. Unusual. Minimal wear. Grade: gEF
£15.00
KM# 14. Bermuda 1964 crown, struck in 0.500 silver. A trace of friction to the high points. Grade: gEF
£20.00
S4051, Freeman 185. George V 1919 first issue penny. The obverse weakly struck with light wear to both sides. Grade: EF+
£120.00
S3834, Davies 325, ESC 2482 (666). William IV 1836 halfcrown. General even wear and toned. Grade: VF
£245.00
S3980, Davies 1514, ESC 3572 (751). Edward VII 1906 halfcrown. Light wear and quite attractive. Grade: EF
£65.00
Sear 9366, RIC 11b. Trajan Decius debased silver antoninianus of Rome with ADVENTVS AVG reverse and Decius on horseback left. ex Glendining 25th October 1995, lot 27. Minimal wear, but...
£25.00
S4085, Davies 2237, ESC 4294 (2157). George VI 1943 silver threepence. Struck for colonial use. Scarce. Toned with light friction to the highest points. Grade: EF+
£195.00
S4052, Freeman 173. George V 1912H first issue penny, struck at the Heaton Mint. Much lustre and a hint of toning. A trace of cabinet friction to the highest points...
£40.00
S4051, Freeman 190. George V 1921 first issue penny with Freeman dies 2+B. Minimal rub to the highest points of both sides. Grade: gEF
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S3933, Davies 1471pt, ESC 3547 (2504)pt. Victoria 1889 Maundy fourpence. Toned, mint state. Beautiful. Grade: Unc
£32.00
S3935, Davies 1471pt, ESC 3547 (2504)pt. Victoria 1889 Jubilee Head Maundy twopence. Attractively toned with no wear, but tiny marks in front of the throat. Grade: Unc
£125.00
S3882, Davies 434, ESC 2564 (282). Victoria young head 1845 crown with large date, cinquefoil stops and VIII edge. The obverse lightly cleaned (not bright) with wear, the reverse better,...
£25.00
KM# 820.1, Gad. 745a. France 1873A Hercule 5 Francs struck in 0.900 silver at the Paris Mint. General wear with a light tone. Grade: VF
£160.00
Dalton & Hamer 932. National Series 1789 copper halfpenny token struck to commemorate the Thanksgiving Service at St. Paul's for the restoration to health of George III. Engraved by James Davies. ...
£125.00
Dalton & Hamer 1016f. 1794 Middlesex halfpenny token from the Political series showing France and the results of the French Revolution. Engraved by William Mainwaring. ex W Longman collection (Glendining...
£80.00
S4011, Davies 1666, ESC 3715 (763). George V 1916 first issue halfcrown struck in 0.925 silver. A bare trace of rub to the cheekbone. Grade: gEF
£50.00
S4012, Davies 1743, ESC 3764 (938). George V 1919 first issue florin. The last year of issue. Light wear to the high points Grade: EF
£75.00
S3950, P1583. Victoria 1856 young head copper farthing. Scarce. Toned with a trace of wear to the reverse only. Grade: gEF
£50.00
S3959, Freeman 525. Victoria 1874H bun head farthing struck at the Heaton mint. Toned with light wear and a couple of small contact marks. Grade: EF+
£85.00
S3956, Freeman 358. Victoria 1887 bun head halfpenny. Some toning with most lustre. Grade: Unc
£295.00
S3882, Davies 435, ESC 2567 (286). Victoria 1847 crown with XI edge. Moderate wear with a mark to the cheek. Past cleaning but now retoned and free of edge bumps....
£15.00
S4112, P2388. George VI 1946 brass threepence. The key date for the issue. Scarce. General wear and marks from circulation. Grade: aVF
£22.00
Constantine I Constantinopolis commemorative Ae4 follis struck at Thessalonika. Victory standing left on prow of ship and SMTS(E?) in exergue. Weight 1.59g. Toned with good detail and only light wear....
£60.00
Sear 13257A. Maximianus Follis of Siscia with Genio Populi Romana reverse. *SIS in exergue. Weight 8.77g Toned with some die blockage, but only minimal traces of friction. Lovely coin. Grade:...
£50.00
RIC 202, Sear 14718. Maximinus follis of Siscia Genio Caesaris reverse. Crescent and B in reverse field. Weight 6.45g. Toned with light wear. Grade: VF+
£50.00
RIC 763, Sear 2737. Domitian denarius of Rome with IMP XXII COS etc reverse. Weight 3.22g. Moderate wear to both sides, the reverse not as bright as the image suggests....
£18.00
Dalton & Hamer 482. William Lutwyche of Birmingham advertising token for his engraving and token manufacturing business. Weight 4.78g. Wear to the higher points and toned. Grade: VF
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S2578B, N2015, BCW TN-2:TN-d1. Elizabeth I sixth issue 6d with mm. Tun. Weight 3.01g. Well centred with strong legend and toned, with a weak spot in the middle of the...
£13.00
S4118, F460, P2453. George VI 1951 second issue proof halfpenny from the year set. Toned with a bare trace of rub to the cheek. Grade: gEF/Unc
£65.00
R~IC 565, Sear 6593. Julia Domna denarius of Rome with MATER DEVM reverse. Weight 3.26g. Wear to the higher points and quite attractive. Grade: VF
£58.00
RIC 118, Sear 3122. Trajan denarius of Rome with Aquitas reverse. Weight 3.13g. General wear to the high points. Grade: nVF
£20.00
RIC 15c. Gratian Ae3 follis of Siscia. Weight 2.45g. A green patina with reasonable detail and looks better in hand. Grade: Fine or slightly better
£22.00
RIC 878H. Probus antoninianus of Serdica with horseman spearing a foot soldier on the reverse. Weight 3.57g. Toned with a few scratches in the fields. Grade: gFine
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The first country to decimalise was Russia in 1704 which introduced a currency based on 100 Kopeks = 1 Rouble. By the end of the century a decimal currency was either implemented or was actively being considered by a number of countries. e.g. America had used a decimal currency from the earliest US coins in 1792 with 100 Cents = 1 Dollar and in 1795 the French had dropped the Livre in favour of a system based on 100 Centimes = 1 Franc. More countries followed suit over the next few decades. Unsurprisingly, in line with other countries there was a call to decimalise the currency in Great Britain and so in 1824, the MP for Staffordshire, Sir John Wrottesley,...
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