Coins, Banknotes and Medallions

A small collection of mainly British tokens, medallions and paranumismatic items, including a Map of the World white metal medallion, circa 1820, probably by Halliday, two calendar type tokens, one dated 1763, the other 1795, and a small group of early 18th century gaming counters, including Anne and George III.

A collection of twenty-six 18th century halfpenny tokens, including W. Gye, printers and stationer, Bath 1794, edge detailed 'Payable at W. Gye Printers Bath', Dalton and Hamer 32 (previously lacquered), Middlesex mail coach, Dalton and Hamer 366, and Chichester, Dallys halfpenny, Dalton and Hamer 15, together with four 18th century farthing tokens, including Staffordshire, Lichfield Greenhill Bank, Dalton and Hamer 27.

A James II gun money shilling, March 1689.

A Victorian Young Head crown 1844, edge detailed 'VIII', and a collection of other mainly 18th and 19th century silver coinage, including a George II shilling 1758 (polished) and two Victoria Gothic florins 1882.

An early 17th century Philip III of Portugal one tostâo or teston, 'L.B' beside field for Lisbon Mint, together with a German States George William (Georg Wilhelm) one ort or quarter-thaler 1622-1625, a Maria Theresa thaler restrike, dated 1780, and a Joao V ten réis copper coin, dated 1752.

A collection of European and world banknotes, including an Elizabeth II Bermuda government five shillings note, Hamilton Bermuda 1st May 1957, serial number S1 671200, a group of late 19th and early 20th century Russian notes and a group of facsimile copy Confederate States notes.

A collection of English and world coins and paranumismatic collectables, including a small group of USA coinage, including a silver five cents 1835 and a one dime 1843, a small group of English silver and silver nickel coins, including a George III silver threepence 1800, a Victorian silver coin bracelet, comprising seven sixpences on a snap clasp, a Victoria halfpenny, counterstamped with a pipe, a USA Large Head cent 1817, later engraved with initials, and a 19th century Neath silver sixpence token.

A collection of nineteen Elizabeth II Royal Mint Silver Diamond Jubilee and other commemorative crown-size coins, within a Royal Mint deluxe blue fitted box with some paperwork (some coins impaired or handled with environmental damage, box impaired and damaged).

An Elizabeth II Hattons of London The Royal Jubilees commemorative four-sovereign set, comprising 2002, 2012, 2018 and 2022, cased and boxed with certificates. Note: this lot contains an HMRC-classified investment gold coin and will be sold with standard VAT, not under the margin scheme. Consequently, hammer VAT is exempt and VAT is only charged on the Buyer's Premium, which is shown separately on the invoice and which may be recoverable depending on the VAT position of the buyer.

An Elizabeth II Hattons of London The Concorde 50th Anniversary three-coin prestige set, comprising sovereign, half-sovereign and quarter-sovereign, all 2019, cased and boxed with certificates. Note: this lot contains an HMRC-classified investment gold coin and will be sold with standard VAT, not under the margin scheme. Consequently, hammer VAT is exempt and VAT is only charged on the Buyer's Premium, which is shown separately on the invoice and which may be recoverable depending on the VAT position of the buyer.

An Elizabeth II Hattons of London King George VI Tribute three-coin deluxe set, comprising sovereign, half-sovereign and quarter-sovereign, all 2022, cased and boxed with certificates. Note: this lot contains an HMRC-classified investment gold coin and will be sold with standard VAT, not under the margin scheme. Consequently, hammer VAT is exempt and VAT is only charged on the Buyer's Premium, which is shown separately on the invoice and which may be recoverable depending on the VAT position of the buyer.

An Elizabeth II Hattons of London Platinum Jubilee Monarch four-coin prestige set, comprising sovereign, half-sovereign, quarter-sovereign and eighth-sovereign, cased and boxed with certificates. Note: this lot contains an HMRC-classified investment gold coin and will be sold with standard VAT, not under the margin scheme. Consequently, hammer VAT is exempt and VAT is only charged on the Buyer's Premium, which is shown separately on the invoice and which may be recoverable depending on the VAT position of the buyer.

A large collection of Elizabeth II Royal Mint silver proof specimen coins, including one pounds, two pounds, fifty pences and crowns, all deluxe-cased with certificates (most with environmental damage).

A George VI Royal Mint fifteen-coin set 1937 (some environmental impairment), with original gilt-tooled leather case and outer card box.

A small collection of late 20th century British banknotes, including a Britannia red ten shillings note and an Elizabeth II Bank of England twenty pounds note, Chief Cashier G.M. Gill (all with some environmental impairment).

A collection of 19th and early 20th century silver and silver nickel coinage, including a Victoria Young Head crown 1844, edge detailed 'VIII', a George III crown 1820, edge detailed 'LX', a George V crown 1935 and a George VI crown 1937.

A large collection of USA silver proof coinage, presented by Westminster Mint, including a large group of dollars, including later 20th century eagle types and some presentation novelty examples with applied colour enhancements, most encapsulated with certificates within a Westminster Mint display box (some environmental damage).

A large collection of Westminster Mint silver proof crown-size coins relating to British royalty from the early medieval through to the 20th century, all encapsulated within Westminster Mint display boxes, with some certificates.

A large collection of various Westminster Mint silver proof crown-size commemorative coins, including examples relating to Second World War warships, steam trains and aviation, together with a small group of four silver proof two pounds coins and a group of four silver Britannia two pounds coins, all encapsulated within Westminster presentation boxes, with some certificates, together with a small group of Westminster Mint cupronickel commemorative coins.