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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£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....
£35.00
S3782, P1399. George III 1807 fourth issue farthing. Toned with light wear. Grade: gVF
£25.00
S3781, P1378. George III 1807 fourth issue halfpenny. Toned with moderate wear to both sides, but a scratch across the base of the bust. Grade: VF or slightly better
£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
£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...
£230.00
S3772, ESC 2119 (976), Davis 65. George III 1813 second bust 1s6d bank token, slabbed CGS UNC80. Practically as struck. Grade: Unc
£50.00
S3790, Davies 80, ESC 2140 (1228). George III 1816 'New Coinage' shilling. Attractively toned with light wear and a thin scratch to the cheek. Grade: gVF
£50.00
S3791, Davies 100, ESC 2191 (1630). George III 1816 new coinage sixpence. Attractively toned. Grade: nEF
£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*
£75.00
S3789, Davies 60, ESC 2096 (618). George III 1817 small head halfcrown. Toned with general even wear. Grade: VF
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S3790, Davies 86, ESC 2152 (1235). George III 1819 'New Coinage' shilling. General wear and problem free. Grade: Fine+
£35.00
S3790, Davies 86, ESC 2152 (1235). George III 1819 'New Coinage' shilling. General even wear. Better than VF. Grade: VF+
£75.00
S3789, Davies 64, ESC 2105 (625). George III 1820 new coinage halfcrown. The last year of issue. Scarce. Toned with marks to both sides. Grade: nVF
£90.00
S3790, Davies 90, ESC 2157 (1236). George III 1820 new coinage shilling. A nice old tone with light underlying wear. Grade: EF
£250.00
S3813, Davies 251, ESC 2421 (1654). George IV 1821 first issue 6d. Light rubbing to the highest points Grade: gEF
£60.00
S3808, Davies 181, ESC 2365 (634). George IV 1823 halfcrown with the Garter reverse. Problem free with general wear. Grade: Fine
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S3811, Davies 222, ESC 2402 (1253). George IV 1825 second issue laureate head shilling. General wear. Grade: nFine.
£20.00
S3825, P1439. George IV 1826 second issue farthing. Toned with a couple marks to the bust. Grade: VF
£120.00
S3809, Davies 192, ESC 2375 (646). George IV 1826 bare head halfcrown General even wear, the reverse better Grade: VF/VF+
£150.00
S3815, Davies 270, ESC 2433 (1662). George IV 1826 bare head sixpence with Davies obverse 1. Only light friction to the highest points. Grade: EF+
£80.00
S3812, Davies 234, ESC 2412 (1259). George IV 1827 bare head shilling. The key date for the issue. Toned with general wear. Grade: aVF
£185.00
S3827, P1453. George IV 1827 copper third farthing issued for use in Malta. Slabbed NGC MS64RB. Scarce. Considerable lustre. Grade: Unc
£45.00
S3825, P1443. George IV 1828 second issue farthing. Wear to the higher points Grade: gVF
£95.00
S3826, P1446. George IV 1828 half farthing with with helmet intruding the legend. Scarce. Light wear to the high points and toned. Grade: nEF
£125.00
S3845, P1458*. William IV 1831 penny with w.w on the truncation. The rarest of the 3 varieties and rare in any grade. Considerable wear to both sides with a few...
£20.00
S3839, Davies 410, ESC 2539 (2250). William IV 1834 threehalfpence. Issued for colonial use. Even wear to both sides Grade: VF
£20.00
A copper halfpenny size advertising token for the coin dealer William Till dated 1834. Toned with some wear to the high points. Grade: VF
£35.00
S3848, P1473. William IV 1835 farthing with raised line on the saltire and upright die axis. Good detail with not much wear, but a few marks. Grade: aEF
£30.00
S3850, P1477. William IV 1835 third farthing, struck for use in Malta. Toned with general wear from circulation and a small spot behind the head. Grade: aVF/VF
£60.00
S3837, Davies 380, ESC 2515 (1918). William IV 1836 4d. The first year of issue. Light friction to the high points. Grade: aEF
£120.00
S3834, Davies 325, ESC 2482 (666). William IV 1836 halfcrown. General even wear and toned. Grade: VF
£14.00
S3848, P1475. William IV 1837 farthing. Moderate wear to both sides. Grade: VF
£125.00
S3837, D384, ESC 2520 (1922). William IV 1837 groat, obverse 2 with 'more wiry hair' and wider colons after D and G. 1837 is considerably scarcer than 1836. Minimal friction...
£60.00
S3847, P1465. William IV 1837 copper halfpenny with the datal figures recut. Wear to the higher points and a couple obverse spots, the reverse at least half a grade better....
£25.00
S3915, Davies 1380, ESC 3461 (2254). Victoria 1838 threehalfpence, issued for colonial use. Some wear to the higher points and a few marks. Grade: VF+
£70.00
S3913, Davies 1203, ESC 3323 (1932). Victoria 1839 young head groat. Light wear to the highest points of both sides and a couple tiny hairlines to the obverse. Grade: EF...
£185.00
S3953, P1608. Victoria 1839 copper quarter farthing slabbed MS64BN by NGC. Toned, practically as struck. Grade: Unc
£85.00
S3915, Davies 1381, ESC 3464 (2255). Victoria 1839 threehalfpence, issued for colonial use. Attractive old tone with minimal friction and plenty of eye appeal. Grade: gEF
£15.00
S3950, P1562. Victoria 1842 copper farthing. Scarce. Toned with general wear and a few marks. Grade: Fine
£32.00
S3919, Davies 1405pt,, ESC 3486pt. Victoria 1843 Maundy twopence. Brilliant, with a couple light marks Grade: gEF
£110.00
S3882, Davies 431, ESC 2561 (280). Victoria 1844 young head crown with VIII edge and star stops. General wear with small rim bruises. Grade: Fine
£35.00
S3951, P1594. Victoria 1844 copper half farthing. A trace of cabinet friction only. Toned. Grade: gEF
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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,...
£750.00
S3888, Davies 568, ESC 2722 (679). Victoria 1845 young head halfcrown with 1 over a smaller 1 and 5 over a larger 5 with a different font. The harp has...
£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....
£600.00
S3904, ESC 2999 (1298), Davies 865. Victoria 1851 second young head shilling. Rare date in any grade. Toned with light wear Grade: aEF
£110.00
S3951, P1598. Victoria 1852 copper half farthing, struck for colonial use. Comes with ticket, ex Rasmussen list 32 no.184. Toned with peripheral lustre, o/w practically as struck with a bare...