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Short Cross type. York mint. Lightly toned and well centered, a collectable example.

Some hairlines to the obverse, otherwise residually lustrous with good remaining detail.

Nicely toned, usual softness in places.

Serdica mint. A bold and impressive portrait with superb facial features, lightly toned over lustrous fields, with good eye appeal.

Dover mint. An even, well centered strike on sound metal, darkly toned to the recesses, a presentable coin.

Large crown, italic 1 in date. Lustrous fields with sharp detail, nice in hand and the first year for the bust type.

Roman N’s normal on obverse, reversed on the reverse. A superb portrait and fantastic eye appeal, appealing thus.

A delightful example struck on good quality metal with a bold and pleasing portrait.

Siscia mint.

Annulet-Trefoil/Annulet mule. Calais mint. Lightly toned, a pleasing little coin.

Perfectly centered with a charming portrait and sharp details, nicely toned with much silvering, a superb coin.

Rome mint. Centrally struck with a bold and pleasing portrait, a coin with superb eye appeal, desirable thus.

Ephesus mint. A superb coin, both portraits presented in bold relief, highlighted by a subtle golden iridescent tone.

Long Cross type. Canterbury mint. Of sound metal, centrally struck with most outer beading visible.

Broader bust. London (Tower) mint. Lightly toned with reddish highlights, on a full, round flan.

Problem-free fields, the patina a pleasant chocolate brown in colour, a well detailed example.

A delightful proof, toned with resulting deep golden hues, a coin with great eye appeal.

Class 10-11 (3). London mint.

An attractive steely grey with golden hues, the portrait pleasing.

With practically full mint lustre, a pleasing coin to the eye.

Well centered with full outer beading visible on both sides, lightly toned with hints of iridescence and much lustre.

A superb coin, lightly toned to the periphery with radiantly lustrous fields.

E below shield. The light tone giving the surfaces a subtle lustrous glow, a superb piece.

London mint. Deeply toned with purple hues, a well struck and presentable coin.

An attractively toned coin with much remaining lustre, pleasing.

Bust type 2. Tower. A neat full and round flan, an attractive coin with a pleasing portrait.

London. The flan and legends both presented in full.

London (Tower) mint. Lightly clipped, nonetheless boldly struck and pleasing.

An eye catching example, the devices sharp, the fields lustrous.

No major knocks, the wear even, a collectable example of this very rare over date.

Issued for use in Ceylon. Evenly toned and highly sought after in this state.

Rome mint. Attractive brown-grey tone.

Practically as struck, the metal lustrous and fresh with a pleasing portrait.

Dark tone with purple, green and golden fluorescent highlights, a nice example.

An evenly struck and richly toned piece, on a full flan.

Open 2 in date. Delightfully toned with significant lustre.

London (Tower) mint. The flan full and nicely rounded, lightly toned to the recesses, an attractive coin in hand.

A few scattered marks, otherwise with a deep old cabinet tone, accented with golden highlights.

A desirable coin, lustrous with superb eye appeal, a choice example of this popular one year type.

Rome mint. Trivial deposits to reverse, otherwise with a bold portrait in high relief, lustrous and pleasing in hand.

Rome mint. Lightly toned, the tone darker to the recesses however, nicely highlighting the main devices, some lustre.

Two Emperors type. Fairly centrally struck, the primary features clear with the portrait pleasing, a desirable coin.

Rome mint. Minor metal stress mark to reverse, otherwise sharply struck, centrally on a large flan, a nice coin.

Rome mint. Well centered with a light peripheral tone with hints of iridescence, a coin with good eye appeal.

Rome mint. The reverse a little soft, else of good fabric with nice detail on the portrait.

Rome mint. An attractive coin, the portrait pleasing, demonstrating a cameo effect against lightly toned fields, a coin with good eye appeal.

Rome mint. Light tone.

Rome mint. Good quality metal, very lightly toned, the portrait bold and pleasing.

boldly struck with a pleasing even grey tone, accented by lustrous golden highlights.

WW incuse on truncation, shield on reverse with repositioned legend. Lustrous, the reverse flashy and proof-like.

London mint. Class 3g. Bold with pleasing portrait for the type.

Cranborne Chase type. The devices bold and appealing with good detail and exhibiting minimal wear.

Legend reads REGI. The old cabinet tone a deep grey with golden hues.

Lightly toned with dark gold shimmering lustre, a coin with good eye-appeal.

Lightly toned with some lustre.

Pretoria mint. Lightly toned and lustrous, if anything somewhat conservatively graded.

No stops on reverse (unlisted by Spink and Bull), desirable thus.

Rome mint. Struck on a large flan, lightly toned with some underlying lustre.

A superb coin, boldly struck and well centered, lustrous with a pleasing portrait.

Lightly toned over lustrous fields, the reverse especially sharp.

Bust 3H – line on dress between straps. London mint.

Broken annulet on side of ship. of sound fabric with a nice portrait of the King.

Struck on a broad flan, handsomely toned with hues of grey, purple and gold, a pleasing coin.

Lustrous fields with a light iridescent tone, the portrait bold, a coin with excellent eye appeal, desirable.

A few minor bag marks, otherwise with full mint brilliance and nice in hand.

The flan a little ragged and some weakness of strike but of sound metal, nicely toned, the portrait pleasing.

WW in relief on truncation, altered hair arrangement. Sydney mint. Lightly toned and lustrous.

Roses in angles. The tone a pleasing purple iridescent.

A pleasing colourful tone over brilliant fields.

Arabic 1 in date. Demonstrating a light attractive tone over flashy, lustrous fields, a coin with good eye appeal.

A very pleasing coin, struck on a broad flan and well above average for type.

Full titles and date. London (Tower) mint. Lightly toned with well defined portraits, above average for type.

Evenly struck, the portrait superb, an exceptional example with a great provenance.

Beautifully toned with golden-grey hues, an exceptional coin and worthy of the finest Farthing cabinet.

A superb coin, well struck with a deep brown patina over problem free fields.

A problem free, well presented coin, lightly toned with much underlying lustre.

Evenly struck of good quality gold, lightly toned with a pleasing portrait of the King, a desirable coin thus.

A deep old cabinet tone of dark grey and purple hues, a pleasing example of this popular and in desirable type.

Arabic 1 in date. A pleasing coin with flashy, lustrous surfaces.

No stop after REX, K. in relief to left of shield. Toned and lustrous.

A subtle tone over lustrous fields.

Lightly toned although retaining much brilliance.

Second bust, flat top ear, nose points to second I in legend. Lustrous, the reverse especially pleasing.

Both A’s in GRATIA only partly barred, 57 over lower 57, lightly toned, with lustre.

Tilted E over I in REGINA (?), wide date, Lightly toned with much underlying lustre.

Lightly toned and lustrous, the Lion with excellent facial detail.

Melbourne mint. Hairline scratch to reverse, otherwise a collectable example.

The portrait captivating and the fields radiant through a subtle tone, a delightful coin.

Sharply struck, the fields lustrous beneath an attractive iridescent cabinet tone.

Lightly toned with flashy, lustrous fields and good overall eye appeal.

A pleasant light tone and much underlying lustre, good eye appeal.

Well centered and well struck on a large flan, choice and desirable thus.

Stop after date. Struck on good quality, bright metal with lustrous fields, a nice example of this type.

Legionary type. All features nicely struck up, with a charming light grey tone, a pleasing coin in hand.

Legionary type. Demonstrating an attractive golden/grey iridescent tone with problem free fields.

Legionary type. This example with a beautiful grey/purple iridescent tone and much eye appeal, desirable thus.

Cunobelin Linear type. A delightful coin of good metal, lightly toned and lustrous, the details bold, desirable thus.

Lightly toned and pleasing, one of the key dates in the Commonwealth Shilling series.

Second N / Inverted N in England. Ex. Tisbury Collection. Nicely toned on a neat round planchet, pleasing

London mint. Struck on a full round flan, toned with golden-brown highlights to the recesses, a handsome coin.

A handsome coin, evenly struck on a full, round flan, pleasing.

‘Wreath’ type. The fields quite brilliant, an attractive coin.

Lightly toned and one of the key dates.

No stop after TUTAMEN. An attractive light steely grey tone over flashy fields.

‘Wreath’ type. Brilliant, lustrous fields and great eye appeal.

Toned with a bold portrait.

Porcupine type. A decent size flan of good quality silver, nicely toned to the recesses, attractive.

Sword type. Lincoln mint. Lightly toned with a pleasing portrait of the King.

A pleasing deep old cabinet tone and unusual 4 o’clock die axis alignment, a desirable coin in this condition.

Crux type. Southwark. Evenly deep tone to both sides with delightful matching rainbow highlights, pleasing in hand.

Without rose or date. Lightly toned and evenly struck, all main features nicely detailed on the pleasing portrait.

Unbarred A’s in BRITANNIA, stop after MARIA. Nicely toned, the unbarred A’s clear.

Third bust, angles plain. Lightly toned to the recesses and flashy fields.

Porcupine type. Good quality metal, well struck, pleasing.

Nicely toned on a decent size flan, a pleasing and collectable example with a good provenance

With a nice golden brown fluorescent tone over flashy surfaces.

Lustrous, with a light grey tone with hints of blue.

Second bust. A delightfully radiant coin, flashy, proof-like fields with golden hues.

Radiate/Small Cross type. Bath. Toned with underlying lustre and a nice portrait.

Short Cross type. Lincoln. Well struck on a full flan with virtually all outer beading visible, a attractive coin in hand.

Melbourne mint. Very light tone over brilliant, proof-like fields, a pleasing coin in hand.

WW in relief on truncation, die number 1. A collectable, lustrous example and a desirable die number.

A pleasing tone with much original colour.

With reverse stop. A gentle light brown tone with some original colour in the legends.

Normal JEB on truncation. A pleasing light tone over brilliant, lustrous fields.

No inner circles, no CR. London. Delightfully toned with a pleasing portrait, bold well defined legends, a lovely coin.

Two incuse lines on saltire. An eye catching silvery blue/brown tone, a choice example and lovely in hand.

Tasciovanus Jugate type. A pleasing deep green patina, main features sharp and central, superb example.

Nicely centered on good quality metal.

A beautiful deep dark grey patina, the portrait bold, a pleasing coin in hand.

Pincer Cross type. Canterbury mint. A superb portrait, a choice example and highly desirable in this condition.

Of bright metal with a few minor hairlines, the fields lustrous.

Choice, with full mint lustre.

Tasciovanus Mega Pegasus type. The devices fresh and sharp, a superb and impressive coin.

‘Wreath’ type. Subtly toned with flashy, lustrous fields and with good eye appeal.

Normal date, open 2. Much mint brilliance and with good eye appeal.

Lightly toned with some lustre.

Jupiter Warrior type. The patina a light green in colour, darker in places, features a little weak but discernible.

Cunobelin Warriors type. A really nice example of a type seldom encountered in this state.

A delightful brown and golden tone with light iridescence to the reverse, good eye appeal.

Lightly toned and lustrous.

A few light contact marks otherwise, lightly toned and lustrous.

Eclectic Series. A pleasing example of this scarce type.

WW buried in truncation, horse with long tail, small BP in exergue. Lightly toned and lustrous.

Perth mint. Trivial contact marks otherwise with full lustre.

Lightly toned, the hair with good definition, lustrous.

Cunnetti type. York. Of good metal with a delightful iridescent tone.

Nice colour gold, struck on a tidy rounded planchet, lightly toned, problem free and pleasing.

Nicely toned with a deep grey patina, pleasing.

First issue. Some original colour on both sides, an exceptional survivor and seldom offered in this state, choice.

Rome. Lightly toned, the portrait bold and pleasing, a sharply struck piece from fresh dies, a delightful coin.

A delightful and even old cabinet tone, a stunning coin and exceptional in this state of preservation.

Rome mint. A sumptuous coin, well centered and of excellent metal, a lustrously choice example.

A beautiful cabinet tone with hints of golden iridescent, this example with much eye appeal, desirable this.

Shrewsbury obverse. Oxford. A bold central strike and delightful old grey cabinet tone.

Profile issue. Struck on a well rounded, full flan with a bold and pleasing portrait.

London, Southwark. Of sound metal, nicely toned, the portrait superb.

Cunobelin Linear type. A nicely presented example, the gold lightly toned and the details bold, a pleasing coin.

Tascio Ricon type. A delightful Stater and desirable, with significant eye appeal.

Lightly toned with golden hues and some lustre, the portrait of Antony especially pleasing.

Well struck on a round flan, beautifully toned, a handsome coin with much eye appeal.

Inverted A for V in VS.

Large 2/1. A stunning example, beautiful cabinet tone and lustrous fields, attractive and desirable.

A lustrous piece, well struck with only light cabinet friction to the high points, pleasing in hand.

Bull facing left not right variant. A beautiful coin, hints of light golden tone in the recesses, the fields lustrous.

The fields brilliant, the portrait with a handsome cameo effect, a pleasing coin with good eye appeal.

A nice cabinet toned example of this popular issue.

A rich, colourful tone, boldly struck and lustrous with good eye appeal.

A light golden peripheral tone, lustrous and pleasing.

Bognor Cogwheel, Mane type. A pleasing coin with sharp details, the horse and cog wheel especially so.

Irstead Smiler type. Light tone over rose gold, a nice coin with eye appeal.

Star Stops. Light steely grey tone over brilliant fields, a choice example and difficult coin to find in this condition.

Struck on a large flan, lightly toned with golden highlights.

Lightly toned, centrally struck and lustrous, a pleasing example.

Facing Bust. Full flan with traces of iridescence to reverse, a pleasing example.

Toned to an even steely grey, the fields problem free, a desirable coin worthy of the finest Tudor Groat cabinet.

‘Chain mail’ type. London. Certainly one of the finer examples available to commerce for this very rare issue.

Oxford. An impressive and imposing coin with good detail and a pleasing deep colourful cabinet tone.

Inverted N’s in legend. Nice cabinet tone.

Classic Crescent type. The ABC and DK plate coin. Offered in a fabulous state of preservation, with excellent eye appeal.

Antedios Triple Moons. Centrally struck, the main features clear and sharp. An important and highly desirable coin.

North East Coast, Chevron type. Struck on a very large flan, the details sharp and clear. The finest known for type.

Small Crescent type. An extraordinary and important coin, likely the only specimen available to commerce.

Small flan type, 22mm. Pleasing in hand, a desirable example of the elusive small flan type.

A beautiful coin, lightly toned with flashy brown fields, choice.

Inverted die axis. Delightful light tone with blue/purple hues, a desirable rarity.

‘Dump’ issue, struck on a large, thin flan, rev. struck en médaille, nice example of this type.

Large thin flan. An attractive pattern and desirable this choice.

3 berries in wreath. The fields quite brilliant, the devices demonstrating a beautiful cameo effect, attractive.

Lightly toned, a pleasing example.

Toned with hints of blue-green, flashy problem free fields, the bust with a pleasing and somewhat cameo effect.

No Stop after MARIA. Lightly toned with much original mint brilliance, seldom offered in any condition.

3 berries in wreath. Flawless fields beneath a beautiful dark brown tone, desirable in this condition.

Originally designated PF62 by NGC. Long hair variety. Beautifully toned, flashy, proof-like fields, a desirable coin.

K and incuse dot on truncation, currency issue, portrait 2 (Peck unlisted as proof). Mint brilliance and lustrous.

K and incuse dot on shoulder, portrait 2. A beautiful light brown tone over flashy and practically flawless fields

Leaf ribs raised, IIII / II, rich, deep attractive red-brown tone, an interesting variety.

Nicely toned with red-brown surfaces, some underlying lustre giving the bust a cameo effect, a pleasing coin.

Short hair variety. Light brown even tone over sharp devices, a bold and impressive coin, desirable thus.

Obverse 2. Lustrous, virtually full original colour, pleasing in hand and desirable in this condition.

Obverse 2, leaf ribs incuse, T of BRITANNIAR has no lower left serif. Attractively toned with traces of lustre.

Leaf ribs raised, D over U in DEI. Lustrous fields, a delightful example of this desirable variety.

Toned with much original colour and good eye appeal.

Toned with some lustre on either side, the reverse more so.

Narrow spaced date. Boldly struck with a delightful silky brown patina, a choice example with much eye appeal.

‘Dump’ issue. A well struck up example, demonstrating a deep, rich brown patina, desirable in this state

Small obverse letters. A captivating flashy, silvery, glossy tone over virtually untouched fields, choice

No stops on obverse, V/V in GEORGIVS. Evenly toned with a rich silky patina, a choice example

FID: DEF: legend, 2nd A unbarred in BRITANNIA. Problem free fields, lustrous with hints of original colour.

CGS Variety 10. A few lights marks otherwise a delightful example, lustrous with much original colour, the reverse especially choice.

AN over IA in BRITANNIA. The overtype clear, a presentable example of this extremely rare variety.

Toned, the fields glossy and shimmering, a choice example and scarcely encountered in this grade.

Beautifully toned with much original colour, a coin of significant eye appeal, desirable thus.

Large thin flan. A nice example of this scarce type, the die flaws on the reverse in a very early state.

Small flan type, 22mm. A desirable coin in this condition.

Well struck up with a pleasing patina.

Inverted Die Axis – very rare thus. A sumptuous proof with a delightful blue/brown tone, flashy fields and cameo effect features.

3 berries in wreath. An attractive light brown tone over proof-like fields, a pleasing and desirable piece.

‘Dump’ issue, struck on a thick flan, rev. struck en médaille. A desirable coin and seldom seen.

K and incuse dot on truncation, portrait 1. The fields with full mint brilliance, the devices frosted, pleasing.

Raised dot on truncation. Brilliant fields, the devices demonstrating a beautiful cameo effect, a nice example.

Quite brilliant, flashy fields and a delightful light grey tone, much sharper than usual, a lovely coin in hand.

Obverse 1, leaf ribs raised. A delightful deep red-brown tone over problem free fields.

Leaf ribs incuse, Flashy proof-like fields beneath a deep, dark tone.

V of GEORGIVS over inverted A. A highly desirable variety, especially so in this condition.

Incuse Dot on truncation. Light brown tone with hints of lustre around the devices.

Obverse 1, leaf ribs raised. Both sides with full lustre and full mint brilliance, a choice example.

No stop after MARIA. A presentable example with a nice even tone.

Some original colour, lustrous and desirable in this condition

Obverse 1. Light brown tone over lustrous fields, problem free and with good eye appeal.

Normal drapery. Radiant fields beneath a brown tone with subtle red highlights, desirable in this condition

Shamrock detached. Lightly toned with lustrous, flashy fields, significant original colour and pleasing in hand.

Shamrock attached (normal). Full mint lustre and immaculate fields, choice and desirable in this condition.

Reverse B, raised line on saltire. Brilliant with full original colour, a delightful coin.

FID: REG: legend, both A’s in GRATIA unbarred. A stunning coin with full lustre and much eye appeal, choice.

Hints of lustre in the legends, a desirable date coin, especially so in this state of preservation.

4 over lower 4 and stop after date. Lustrous, a highly unusual variant on an already rare date, desirable thus.

Large date. Flashy, lustrous surfaces with much original colour, a pleasing coin with good eye appeal.

Toned with hints of lustre.

Evenly toned, a appealing coin in this state of preservation.

Unbarred A’s in BRITANNIA. Delightfully toned with some lustre.

3 berries in wreath. A choice example, lustrous with almost full original colour.

V/U in GEORGIVS. A collectable example of this extremely rare variety.

Annulet issue. A pleasing coin with an excellent portrait.

Jewel Cross type. A nicely rounded coin of good metal, carefully struck with minimal weakness.

Rosette-mascle issue. Centrally struck, toned with a nice portrait of the king.

Imperfect J in J.E.B. A few light marks and hairlines, otherwise with virtually full mint brilliance.

Melbourne Mint. Toned, with a few minor marks.

Lightly toned and lustrous.

Full lustre and much brilliance, a choice example of this milled edge issue.

Delightfully toned with much underlying brilliance, becoming harder to find in higher grades.

Beautifully toned in the recesses creating a cameo effect, a choice example.

Evenly struck with a pleasing old cabinet tone and strong, bold portrait.

Lightly toned with a nice portrait.

Of good quality silver and struck on a large flan.

Well centred with a nice tone.

Deeply toned to the recesses serving to nicely highlight the main devices, a collectable example.

Nicely toned, with a pleasing portrait and good overall definition.

Porcupine ‘Kloster Barthe’ type. A handsome coin struck in high relief, well centered and pleasing.

Porcupine type, ‘Frankener Phase’. A nice coin of good metal with traces of lustre.

A very attractive coin, round and lustrous.

A delightful coin, centrally struck on sound metal with a pleasing portrait.

Lightly toned with some lustre.

Toned, with usual softness of strike however nicely toned on a full flan.

Porcupine type. A bold coin on good quality metal, with some lustre.

Porcupine type. Darkly toned on an oblong, somewhat chunky flan, a nice coin in hand.

Porcupine type, Series E, Runic/Linear elements. Lightly toned and well centered.

Phallic Type. Pleasing and well centred example.

Bury Diadem, Bury A type. Nicely deep tone, the facial features bold.

Cotswold Eagle type. Well struck on good metal.

‘Eisu Oxo’ type. A fantastic example of the type.

Full Titles, Undated, Mark of Value. Superb portraits, well above average for this type, a lovely example.

Nicely toned on full flan.

Well centred with a nice tone.

Nicely toned in the recesses, serving to further accentuate the bold devices.

Well struck and pleasing cabinet tone.

A problem free, lustrous example.

Cartwheel type. Toned with hints of blue-green, problem free fields with flashy underlying lustre.

Nicely toned with a pleasing portrait, an attractive example.

Light peripheral tone and virtually full lustre.

Lightly toned and lustrous.

A most attractive coin with much eye appeal, lustrous and pleasing.

Great metal with some attractive iridescent toning.

Nice tone, a pleasing coin in hand.

Deep cabinet tone over sharp devices and a broad flan, an excellent quality example for the type.

Somewhat small flan but attractive with some lustre in recesses.

Arabic 1 in date. Lightly toned and lustrous.

Lightly toned and lustrous.

Lightly toned with reflective, lustrous fields.

Well struck on a broad flan and of good metal.

A sharply presented example struck in good quality metal and with some lustre.

A handsome coin, the fields trouble free and the devices sharp, choice and desirable thus.

A nice size flan and with good overall eye appeal.

Light old grey cabinet tone over lustrous fields, a nice coin.

A beautiful coin enhanced by a deep cabinet tone over lustrous fields, much eye appeal, choice.

Lightly toned with golden hues radiating to the periphery, lustrous.

No frosting, with pearls. A delightful old cabinet tone and much underlying lustre, pleasing in hand.

Reflective, brilliant mirror like surfaces complimented by a beautiful old cabinet tone.

Even steely grey tone, a nice example of the type.

Lightly toned with some lustre.

Demonstrating a light steely grey tone over reflective fields, a pleasing coin.

A delightful steely grey tone with light golden hues.

‘Wreath’ type. Lightly toned with much underlying lustre.

A light, somewhat patchy tone over brilliant fields.

A nice even tone and hints of lustre.

Lustrous and problem free.

Evenly struck on a full round flan.

With a light grey with golden highlights, a collectable example.

Pleasantly toned.

Neatly struck, the legends bold, a nicely toned coin presented in a collectable grade.

Crux type. Evenly struck and with a pleasing old cabinet tone.

A lovely deep cabinet tone brimming with golden lustre, a coin with good eye appeal.

Toned with hint of purple florescence, sharply struck with good hair detail.

GVLIEIMVS legend type. A stunning example, lustrous with a radiant iridescent tone.

Retaining full mint lustre.

A nice example, lightly toned and lustrous.

A nice example retaining full mint lustre.

Some light hairlines otherwise nicely toned with hints of red to the periphery.

Delightfully toned and centrally struck on a round flan, a nice example of the type.

Lightly toned with some lustre.

‘Spade’ type. Lightly toned, an acceptable example.

K:. on truncation. Delightfully toned and pleasing.

A few light marks and hairlines, otherwise lightly toned with some lustre.

Sydney mint. A very light tone otherwise retaining full lustre.

Cross Moline (‘Watford’) type. A bold example of the type with a pleasing full portrait of the king, desirable thus.

Lightly toned.

Profile issue. Deeply toned on a full and round flan and with a good provenance.

Lightly toned and a good all round example.

Bright with full mint brilliance.

A simply wonderful coin, the fields shimmering with a beautiful golden-purple iridescent tone, choice.