Coins, Banknotes and Medallions

An Elizabeth I hammered silver shilling 1558-1603, sixth issue, mintmark tun, Sp 2577 (good-very fine with old cabinet tone), with an ink-written collector's ticket.

A George II milled silver shilling 1727-1760, dated 1747, roses in angles, Sp 3702 (very fine-extremely fine), with an ink-written collector's ticket.

An Anne milled silver shilling 1702-1714, dated 1711, fourth bust, Sp 3618 (good-very fine with even grey cabinet tone).

A George I milled silver shilling 1714-1727, dated 1723, first laureate bust, 'SSC' to angles, Sp 3647 (good-fine+, cleaned in the past).

An Anne milled silver half-crown 1702-1714, dated 1707, edge detailed 'Septimo', Sp 3604 (very fine+ with lovely even grey cabinet tone).

A William and Mary milled silver half-crown 1689-1694, dated 1689, first busts with crown and caul frosted, Sp 3434 (very fine with even grey cabinet tone, the busts a little polished).

A George II milled silver shilling 1727-1760, dated 1737, roses and plumes in angles, Sp 3700 (very fine-near extremely fine with even grey cabinet tone), with an ink-written collector's ticket.

A British Iron Age uninscribed series gold stater, Qb Remic type, obverse blank, reverse with triple-tailed horse right with an arrangement of pellets and ornaments above, wheel below, Sp 39, VA 216, ABC 488, weight 5.76g (good-very fine, pale gold).

A scarce James II milled silver shilling 1685-1688, dated 1685, first bust, Sp 3410 (very fine with old toning, bust area with hairlining from poor cleaning at some point, now toning).

A Charles I hammered silver shilling 1625-1649, bust 6, mintmark triangle-in-circle, Tower Mint, Sp 2799 (good-very fine for issue with clear portrait and even grey toning throughout).

An Elizabeth I hammered silver sixpence 1558-1603, dated 1594, sixth issue, mintmark woolsack (good-very fine with even grey cabinet tone).

An Elizabeth I milled silver sixpence 1558-1603, dated 1562, mintmark star, Sp 2594 (good-fine, dark toned but cleaned in the past), with an ink-written ticket.

An Elizabeth I milled silver sixpence 1558-1603, dated 1567, small bust with plainer dress, curly 'Z' in Elizabeth, mintmark lis, Sp 2599, N 2030 (good-fine, some creasing, dark toned), with a group of collectors' tickets. Provenance: formerly in the collection of Walter Wilkinson, ex-DNW sale 18 September 2018, Lot 515.

An Elizabeth I milled silver shilling 1558-1603, bust A with decorated dress, without rose and date, small-size flan, mintmark star, Sp 2592 (good-fine with even tone, some polishing), with an ink-written ticket.

An Elizabeth I hammered silver three-halfpence 1558-1603, dated 1573, third/fourth issue, rose behind bust, mintmark acorn, Sp 2569 (good-fine), together with an Elizabeth I silver sixpence, dated 1578, fifth issue, mintmark Greek cross (pierced for suspension).

A Henry VII hammered silver half-groat 1485-1603, mintmark lis, Canterbury Mint, obverse with trefoil stops, reverse with rosette stops, 'Cantor' appears over 'London', probably a mule, Sp 2209 (extremely fine for type, bright silver, an interesting piece, possibly a new unrecorded type), with a ticket, ex-St James's Auctions, 19/4/16, Lot 62.

A Henry VIII hammered silver sovereign type penny 1509-1547, sede vacante type 1529-1530, mintmark star, Durham Mint (good-fine, flan a little clipped), with an ink-written collector's ticket.

A scarce mid-18th century bronze medallion by J. Kirk, commemorating the Battle of Quiberon Bay, Belle-Île, 1759, obverse with Britannia armed with trident, seated upon a seahorse, reverse with figures of Night and Tempest shielding France from the thunder of Britain, diameter 40mm, Eimer 676 (extremely fine, toned).

A Victoria Young Head shield back sovereign 1877, Sydney Mint. Note: this lot includes an HMRC?classified investment gold coin and is sold under standard VAT (not margin scheme). The hammer price is VAT?exempt. VAT is charged only on the Buyer’s Premium, shown separately, and may be recoverable depending on the buyer’s VAT status.