Catalogue for our Antique, Fine Art and Collectables auction held on Thursday 25th of January 2024
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description ( and estimated value in GBP )
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Roman Empire 69-79AD, a Vespasian silver Denariussold for £140
305
Roman Empire 161-180AD, a Marcus Aurelius silver Denariussold for £65
306
Roman Empire 235-284AD, bronze and billon coins of 6 emperors - Maximinus, Phillips, Postumus, Prius, Tacitus and Tetricussold for £40
307
Roman Empire 285-340AD, bronze and billon coins of 5 emperors - Crispus, Constantinus, Constantius, Licinius and Maximinussold for £30
308
Roman Empire 235-284AD, bronze and billon coins of six emperors - Carinus, Gallienus, Gordianus, Philip, Probus and Tetricus
309
Roman Empire 100-136AD, a silver Denarius for Sabina, the wife of The Emperor Hadriansold for £40
310
Roman Empire 117-192AD, a silver Denarius of Commodussold for £30
311
Roman Empire 98-117AD, a silver Denarius of Trojansold for £65
312
Roman Empire 96-98AD, a silver Denarius of Nervasold for £75
313
Roman Empire 198-217AD, a silver Denarius of Caracallasold for £35
314
Ancient Greek, a bronze coin for Alexander The Great (330-320BC), 1 side of the coin shows the head of Heracles the other side carries the vertical legend Alexandrousold for £70
315
Ancient Greek, 4 silver obol coins, 1 of the 4 coins shows the owl of Athenssold for £20
316
Roman Empire, a collection of 6 bronze coins dated after 200AD including Constantine The Greatsold for £40
317
Roman Empire, a collection of 6 coins dated after 200AD including Constantine The Greatsold for £30
318
Roman Empire, a collection of 4 coins showing radiate crownssold for £20
319
A collection of British farthings coins including Charles II, William and Mary, George I and George IIsold for £45
320
A collection of 25 British farthing coinssold for £45
321
Six British farthing-fractional coinssold for £35
322
A collection of British Empire coinssold for £55
323
A Sterling silver sixpence of Queen Anne, 1711sold for £55
324
A Sterling silver sixpence of George I, 1723, South Seas Companysold for £40
325
A collection of 9 British Sterling silver four, three and two pence coins including Charles II, 13.5 gramssold for £65
325a
Three Ancient Greek silver Obol or Diobol coins, dated between 400 and 200BC, total weight 6.7 gramssold for £30
325b
Three ancient Greek coins, two silver Hemidrachms, total weight 4.6 grams, together with a bronze coinsold for £30
325c
A silver Roman Republican tetradrachm of Aesillas as Quaestor in Macedonia (Thessaloniki) from 90-70BC, 15.7 gramssold for £80