Coins, Banknotes and Medallions

A collection of British coins and commemoratives, including a George IV crown 1821, a group of various British silver and silver-nickel coins and four Royal Mint year-type sets, and a USA one dollar 1885 Ohio Mint.

Two France gold twenty francs, 1854 and 1901, each within a pendant mount, and a gold oval bar and fancy link chain with cylindrical clasp, detailed '15ct', length 47cm.

Seven various year-type sets, a silver commemorative crown 1977, cased, a commemorative five pounds 2007, a crown 1935 and a Bank of England ten shillings note.

A large collection of 19th and 20th century British coins, including half-crowns, florins, shillings, sixpences, threepennies, pennies, halfpennies and farthings.

A group of 16th, 17th and 18th century British coins, including three George III cartwheel twopences, all 1797, a George I Irish Wood's halfpenny 1722 and a William III sixpence 1696.

A William IV farthing 1836, a Victoria halfpenny 1854, uncirculated, and a Victoria halfpenny 1861, uncirculated.

An Ancient Egyptian Ptolemy III bronze coin, a Syracuse Sicily Ancient Greek Timoleon bronze coin, two further Greek silver coins, probably copies, and a Roman Empire Hadrian silver denarius.

A silver Winchester College King's medal, the reverse with the tomb of William of Wykeham, cased, a silver Cambridge University Champion Racquet medal, cased, three Queen's Club 1887 medals, with three cases, and a Bronze Sydney N.S.W. International Exhibition 1879 medallion, cased.

A Bank of England white five pound note P.S. Beale Chief Cashier, dated '31 August 1951' and numbered 'V59 010813', with a frame.

A small group of British pre-1920 coins, including a Victoria Jubilee Head double florin 1887 and an Edward VII florin, a group of British pre-1947 coins, including half-crowns, shillings and sixpences, a George VI Festival of Britain crown 1951, three crowns 1972, all cased, two Elizabeth II commemorative coronation souvenir medallions, both cased, and three Bank of England ten shilling notes.

An Edward VII half-sovereign 1908, in a 9ct gold brooch mount, Birmingham 1972, fitted with a safety chain, mount width 4cm.