Milled coins are those that have been produced using a mechanical press, or mill. The earliest British coins made by this method were the milled shillings et infra of Elizabeth I produced by the Frenchman Eloye Mestrelle from 1560 onwards. There were further experiments with milled coinage during the reign of Charles I by Nicholas Briot and later by Pierre Blondeau during the Commonwealth period in 1651. The coins depicting Cromwell were also struck by this method, but it wasn't until 1662 that they finally ceased to make hammered coins. All coins made since then have been struck using presses.
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£275.00
S3367, ESC 475 (479). Charles II 1677 fourth bust halfcrown with V. NONO edge. Bright. Has been dipped, but not polished, with decent detail to both sides. The reverse better....
£125.00
S3417, ESC 814 (2295A). James II 1687/8 silver penny. Rare. Attractively toned with light adjustment marks. Grade: aEF
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S3446, ESC 873 (2385). William & Mary 1691 Maundy set, the 1d & 4d are 1691/0, the 3d with ties, the others without. Rare. Matching tone with light wear to...
£40.00
S3497, ESC 1104 (1078). William III 1696 1st bust shilling. Looks to be 6/5 which isn't recorded in the references, but isn't unknown. Toned with some light scratches and general...
£35.00
S3558, P- (684var). William III 1699 second issue DIL farthing with the final A of BRITANNIA unbarred. Unlisted by Peck but listed in the Standard Catalogue. Presumably rare. Pitted surfaces, but...
£45.00
S3556, P- (697 variety). William III 1/2d 1700 halfpenny, with a stop before and after TERTIVS and unbarred A's in BRITANNIA. Unrecorded. Worn, but the variety clear. Grade: Fair
£100.00
S3618, ESC 1408 (1158). Anne 1711 4th bust shilling with plain angles. Toned with even wear. A flaw by the date. Grade: nVF *REDUCED*
£22.00
S3619, ESC 1461 (1596A). Anne 1711 sixpence with large lis in the French Arms. General wear, but problem free. Grade: aFine
£220.00
S3662, P812. George I 1719 farthing with small obverse lettering and a small 9 in the date. Toned with wear to the high points. Struck from a flawed obverse die....
£5.00
S3717, P840. George II 1731 young head halfpenny. Worn - a gap filler. Grade: Poor - Fair
£48.00
S3707, ESC 1741 (1607). George II 1731 sixpence with roses & plumes in angles. General wear to both sides and darkly toned. Grade: Fine+
£795.00
S3692, ESC 1675 (596). George II 1732 young head halfcrown with Roses & Plumes reverse, SEXTO edge and 10 harp strings. Comes with an old ticket dating from circa 1980....
£30.00
S3717, Peck 852. George II 1738 halfpenny with the R of REX appearing to be over a rotated A. Toned with general wear. Grade: gFine
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S3717, Peck 853. George II 1739 halfpenny. General wear. Grade: nVF
£180.00
S3701, ESC 1713 (1201). George II 1739 shilling with roses in angles. Even wear and a trace of deposits. Grade: aVF
£75.00
S3715A, ESC 1827 (2339). George II 1743 penny. Although classified as Maundy money, they were in fact regular circulating coins. Light wear to the high points Grade: aEF
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S3710A, ESC 1757 (1618). George II 1746 LIMA 6d. General even wear with obverse die flaws Grade: gFine
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S3711, ESC 1762 (1622). George II 1757 old head sixpence. Toned. Grade: Fine
£65.00
S3711, ESC 1762 (1622). George II 1757 old head sixpence. Lightly toning with even wear to both sides. Grade: gVF
£120.00
S3715A, ESC 1840 (2350). George II 1758 penny. Toned, practically as struck. Choice. Grade: Unc
£125.00
S3704, ESC 1734 (1213). George II 1758 old head shilling. Toned with even wear to the higher points. Grade: gVF
£85.00
S3711, ESC 1763 (1623). George II 1758 old head sixpence. Attractively toned. Grade: nEF
£65.00
S3763, ESC 2255 (2034). George III 1763 threepence Light wear to the high points and attractive old toning with reflective fields. Grade: aEF
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S3774, Peck 899. George III 1772 first issue copper 1/2d with no ball below the spearhead. Struck from old rusty and filled dies. Grade: nEF
£50.00
S3775, P913. George III 1773 first issue farthing with obverse 2. Toned with light, even wear. Pleasing. Grade: VF+
£45.00
S3775, P913. George III 1773 1st issue farthing with obverse 2. Light wear and quite pleasing. Grade: VF
£75.00
S3746, ESC 2129 (1225). George III 1787 with hearts shilling. A few light marks to the obverse from circulation and wear to the higher points. Grade: gVF
£85.00
S3746, ESC 2131 (1225A). George III 1787WH shilling, the 1 of the date struck over an inverted 1. Scarce. Even wear. Grade: nVF *REDUCED*
£130.00
S3746, ESC 2129 (1225). George III 1787 shilling with semee of hearts in the Hanoverian arms. Toned with wear to the high points. Struck from old dies with flaws both...
£20.00
D&H 17. Hull 1791 1/2d token with William III and date 1689 in Roman numerals and shield between wreath with 8 acorns (l) and 7 acorns (r). Even wear. Grade:...
£50.00
S3760. George III 1792 'Wire Money' penny. Light wear to the high points. Grade: VF+
£15.00
D&H 15. A 1794 Chichester 1/2d token with Elizabeth I and Chichester Cross. The edge reading is Payable at Dallys Chichester. toned with general wear. Grade: gFine
£50.00
S3776, P1077. George III 1797 'Cartwheel' twopence, struck at the Soho mint. General wear, with reasonably mark-free rims. The reverse better. Grade: gFine
£375.00
S3779, P1274. George III 1799 copper proof farthing. Ex Lockdales, October 2003. With ticket. Attractively toned, an old light hairline visible under magnification between the head and IUS, but otherwise...
£150.00
S3778, P1248. George III third issue 1799 Soho 1/2d with 5 gunports. Practically as struck with a few spots. Grade: gEF
£495.00
S3778, P1246. George III 1799 bronzed pattern halfpenny type KH24. Late Soho. Comes with incorrect NGC slab attribution label. A trace of friction to the highest points. Grade: gEF
£50.00
S3758, ESC 2421. George III 1800 Maundy 2d. Toned with minimal wear to the obverse. The reverse practically as struck. Grade: EF/gEF
£32.00
S3761, ESC 2421. George I 1800 old head Maundy penny, mistruck with ORGI in the obverse field and HI in the reverse field. Light friction to the highest points, the...
£145.00
S3780, P1343. George III 1806 fourth issue penny with no incuse curl by the tie knot. Scarce. Toned with minimal wear to the higher points and a couple light marks....
£75.00
S3771, Davis 61, ESC 2112 (969). George III 1811 eighteen pence bank token with laureate and cuirassed bust. Some wear to the higher points. Dipped and a little bright in...
£250.00
S3769, ESC 2065 (408). George III 1811 1st bust three shillings bank token. 26 acorns in wreath. Light wear to the high points, the reverse a tad better. Grade: EF
£80.00
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...
£230.00
S3772, ESC 2119 (976), Davis 65. George III 1813 second bust 1s6d bank token, slabbed CGS UNC80. Practically as struck. Grade: Unc
£175.00
S3772, Davis 65, ESC 2119 (976). George III second issue1813 1s6d bank token Light friction to a few high points. Grade: gEF/EF+
£325.00
S3788, Davies 51, ESC 2090 (616). George III 1817 first issue halfcrown with the large head. A little wear to the high points and a grey/green tone. Grade: EF+ *REDUCED*
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S3790, Davies 86, ESC 2152 (1235). George III 1819 'New Coinage' shilling. General wear and problem free. Grade: Fine+
£250.00
S3813, Davies 251, ESC 2421 (1654). George IV 1821 first issue 6d. Light rubbing to the highest points Grade: gEF
£450.00
S3823, P1420. George IV 1825 second issue penny. A much rarer date than 1826. Toned, with light friction to the highest points Grade: gEF