Edward III Noble. Fourth Coinage. Treaty Period (1361-69). S1503. N1232. Annulet before EDWARD.
Series A. Tower Mint. 7.68g. Choice EF or better, superb portrait. Conservatively graded by NGC
as AU58 £7,950
Henry VI Half Noble. London. Annulet Issue, 1422-c.1430. First Reign, 1422-61. S1805. N1417. Sch
293. Mm Lis. Bold GVF, some parts nearer EF £4,500
1774 George III Plain Edge Proof Guinea. S3728. W.R 95. EF ever so lightly creased. Despite
being slightly impaired this example has good eye appeal and is the fraction of the price of a
perfect one. £5,500
1826 George IV Bare Head Proof Halfcrown. S3809. ESC 647. Bull 2376. Pleasing as struck,
delightfully toned. £2,950
1934 Wreath Crown. Key Date. S4036. ESC 3647 (374). Bull 3647, R2. Choice Virtually Mint State,
one or two minor marks. Much underlying brilliance. £3,950
1692/2 William & Mary Crown. QUINTO. 2 over upside down inverted 2. S3433. ESC 85. Bull 825.
Bold GVF or better £2,950
1708 Queen Anne Guinea. Second draped bust left. Reverse Crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in
angles. S3572. About EF, light reddish tone. Ex Baldwins (ticket enclosed) £6,995
Edward III Noble. Fourth Coinage, 1351-77. Pre-treaty period, 1351-61. Series G (1356-1361). mm.
cross 3. London. S1490. N1180. GEF and well struck, once creased but now straightened. A
detector find that has probably not seen circulation. £4,950
1601 Elizabeth I Crown. mm 1. S2582. mm 1. GVF, toned £5,950
1911 George V Gold Proof Two Pounds. S3995. Marsh T44. As Struck £3,950
1735 George II Crown. Roses & Plumes. OCTAVO. Choice EF or better, About As Struck, attractively
toned with underlying brilliance. £4,750
1839 Victoria Plain Edge Proof Sovereign. Struck en medaille. First (small) young head facing
left. Reverse crowned shield of arms within wreath. S3852. Marsh 23A. W&R 302. Encapsulated by
NGC as PF 61 CAMEO (6134659-005) £11,995
1851 (reads 1551) Victoria Error Threepence. Young head left, reverse crowned with value within
wreath. S3914. Bull 3381 'R6'. ESC --. Near VF, toned. Excessively Rare. Bull attributed the
variety as R6 with only two or three known examples £4,500
1645 Charles I Newark Biesieged Shilling. 5.92g. S3142, N2640. A pleasing example, some slight
weakness otherwise About EF, unusually fine centering on each side. £4,250