Sales catalogue: Puttick and Simpson

Date:
24th June 1920
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/16/156
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Puttick and Simpson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    199 208 16 Silver. Anglo-Saxon Sceattas (4), obverse, debased head to right, reverse, square with blundered lettering (2), obverse, cross and pellet in two angles, reverse, dotted square enclosing annulet with pellet rr, obverse, bust to right, reverse, small cross pattée inscription around rotoro10, the last fine and scarce, Pennies of Ethelred II., hand type, Harold I., GrMviF on EOF 6 Shillings of Elizabeth, Edward VI., Commonwealth, Sixpences and smaller pieces from Edward I. to Charles II. (60). Maundy Coins (27), some fine 87 Edward VI. Crown, very worn, Charles I. Exeter Crown, without date, Half-Crown Type, 14, m.m. lis, Bristol 6d., 1646, Newark Shilling, 1646 (edge filed), Newark 6d., 1646, pierced 6 Charles I. Oxford Pound Piece, 1642, reverse, RELIG PROT. LEG. ANG. LIBER. PAR, m.m. seven pellets, struck on an imperfect flan, but very fine as struck, and rare 1 Oliver Cromwell Crown, 1658, flaw shows plainly, fine and scarce 1 Anne Shillings, 1709, 1711, 1712, Roses and Plumes (16), George III. Bank Dollar, 1804, Charles -III. Dollar, countermarked with head of George IIL. in oval, Edward VII. Florin, 1904, the 1712 Shillings, all in mint state sae Coronation Medals of James I., rare, Charles I. (Scotch), Anne, James II., Mary, two medalets of Prince Charles, 1630, Anne, Peace of Utrecht, 1713, mostly very fine 8 Charles II. and Catherine Colonisation Medal, 1670, James I]., Military and Naval Reward, 1685, GENvs ANTIQVVM, rare, the former very fine, the latter fine 2 Large Silver Medal of Henry Julius, 16138, Continental Thalers, Ferdinand of Austria, etc. (5), Japan Yen, Mexico Dollar, other smaller Foreign Coins, and a Medal in Case of Pope Clement XIV., some fine 49 Copper. etc. Forgery of Cromwell Shilling, Roman Denaril, in poor state (14), Imitation Jewish Shekel, in ivory box, miscellaneous English and Foreign Copper Coins and Tokens. some in fine condition a parcel An oak box, fitted with five trays, pierced for coins, and lock and key, 12in. by Tin. by 542. A mahogany cabinet, fitted with six trays, pierced for coins, enclosed by two doors, lock and key, 13}in. by 84in. by 540n. An upright glass showcase, l6in. high, 12in. wide, 3in. deep. A mahogany coin cabinet, containing nine drawers, each of which contains a tray, 204in. by 1241n. FInIs.
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