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Catalogue for our Antique, Fine Art and Collectables auction to be held on Wednesday 19th of November 2025

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  • An Edward VII 1905 sovereign

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An Edward VII 1905 sovereign £500-600
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  • An Edward VII 1902 half sovereign

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An Edward VII 1902 half sovereign £250-300
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  • The first five sterling silver proof Crown coins issued by Queen Elizabeth II (each encapsulated, with it's own case)comprising Silver Wedding anniversary 1972 (LL1), Silver Jubilee 1977 (LL2), Queen Mother's 80th Birthday 1980 (LL3), Wedding of Charles and Diana 1981 (LL4) and Queen Mother's 90th Birthday 1990 (LL5), total coin weight 141.4g

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The first five sterling silver proof Crown coins issued by Queen Elizabeth II (each encapsulated, with it's own case)comprising Silver Wedding anniversary 1972 (LL1), Silver Jubilee 1977 (LL2), Queen Mother's 80th Birthday 1980 (LL3), Wedding of Charles and Diana 1981 (LL4) and Queen Mother's 90th Birthday 1990 (LL5), total coin weight 141.4g £140-180
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  • Charles II 1673 sterling silver crown coin, S3358

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Charles II 1673 sterling silver crown coin, S3358 £80-100
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  • William III 1690 sterling silver crown coin, S3470

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William III 1690 sterling silver crown coin, S3470 £80-100
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  • George IV 1821 sterling silver crown coin, S3805

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George IV 1821 sterling silver crown coin, S3805 £60-80
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  • George III, two solid copper coins dated 1797, twopence (S3776) and penny (S3777), Birmingham cartwheel coinage (Soho mint)

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George III, two solid copper coins dated 1797, twopence (S3776) and penny (S3777), Birmingham cartwheel coinage (Soho mint) £50-75
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  • George V and George VI a collection of .500 silver coins comprising 14 florins 1921-1929, 38 half-crowns 1920-1936, 10 half-crowns 1938-1946, total weight 819g

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George V and George VI a collection of .500 silver coins comprising 14 florins 1921-1929, 38 half-crowns 1920-1936, 10 half-crowns 1938-1946, total weight 819g £440-480
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  • An Edwardian set of Maundy coins dated 1902 in a later fitted red case

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An Edwardian set of Maundy coins dated 1902 in a later fitted red case £60-80
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  • A selection of Victorian Maundy coins dated 1882 in a later fitted Maundy Money case

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A selection of Victorian Maundy coins dated 1882 in a later fitted Maundy Money case £80-120
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  • A set of Victorian Maundy coins dated 1901

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A set of Victorian Maundy coins dated 1901 £60-80
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  • A Maundy 1905 threepence and fourpence and a 1902 twopence and fourpence together with a 1994 silver proof PA4 one pound coin

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A Maundy 1905 threepence and fourpence and a 1902 twopence and fourpence together with a 1994 silver proof PA4 one pound coin £30-50
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  • A collection of 50 Edward VII and George VI silver threepence coins 70.2 grams gross

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A collection of 50 Edward VII and George VI silver threepence coins 70.2 grams gross £30-50
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  • A set of 1937 George VI specimen coins, in original fitted red leather and gilt case with royal cypher, gilt lettering

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A set of 1937 George VI specimen coins, in original fitted red leather and gilt case with royal cypher, gilt lettering £150-200
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  • A collection of framed bank notes to include a pair of 1909 ten ruble notes, a 1955 to 1962 five pound note, a John Fforde ten pound note, a John Fforde ten shilling note and 3 one pound notes

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A collection of framed bank notes to include a pair of 1909 ten ruble notes, a 1955 to 1962 five pound note, a John Fforde ten pound note, a John Fforde ten shilling note and 3 one pound notes £40-60
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  • A collection of 35 Franklyn Mint first day covers commemorating The International Society of Postmasters dated late 1970's, each with a Sterling silver commemorative medallion, all contained in a gilt and cloth bound lever arch file

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A collection of 35 Franklyn Mint first day covers commemorating The International Society of Postmasters dated late 1970's, each with a Sterling silver commemorative medallion, all contained in a gilt and cloth bound lever arch file £400-500
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  • Roman Empire, Vespasian silver denarius coin, obv laureate head (r), rev Pax seated (l) holding olive branch and caduceus, Rome 70AD (S2285, RIC10, RSC94h)

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Roman Empire, Vespasian silver denarius coin, obv laureate head (r), rev Pax seated (l) holding olive branch and caduceus, Rome 70AD (S2285, RIC10, RSC94h) £60-80
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  • Roman Empire, Domitian silver denarius coin, obv, laureate head (r), rev Minerva (r) holding javelin and shield, Rome 94AD (RIC712)

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Roman Empire, Domitian silver denarius coin, obv, laureate head (r), rev Minerva (r) holding javelin and shield, Rome 94AD (RIC712) £60-80
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  • Roman Empire, Trajan silver denarius coin, obv laureate head (r), rev Victory (l) holding wreath and palm, Rome 102AD (RIC60, RSC242a)

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Roman Empire, Trajan silver denarius coin, obv laureate head (r), rev Victory (l) holding wreath and palm, Rome 102AD (RIC60, RSC242a) £80-100
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  • Roman Empire, Trajan silver denarius coin, obv, laureate head (r), rev Mars(r) holding spear and trophy, Rome 103AD (S3146, RIC80, RSC255)

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Roman Empire, Trajan silver denarius coin, obv, laureate head (r), rev Mars(r) holding spear and trophy, Rome 103AD (S3146, RIC80, RSC255) £30-40
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  • Roman Empire, Geta silver denarius coin, Obv, draped and bare-headed (r), rev Felicitas standing (l) holding caduceus and cornucopia, Rome 203AD (S7173, RIC 9a, RSC 38a)

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Roman Empire, Geta silver denarius coin, Obv, draped and bare-headed (r), rev Felicitas standing (l) holding caduceus and cornucopia, Rome 203AD (S7173, RIC 9a, RSC 38a) £30-40
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  • Roman Empire, eight Roman bronze Antoninianus coins, 250-350AD

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Roman Empire, eight Roman bronze Antoninianus coins, 250-350AD £30-40
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  • Roman Empire, Hadrian silver denarius coin; obv: laureate head (r); rev: crescent and star. Rome, 117-118AD. RIC 864 RSC 460

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Roman Empire, Hadrian silver denarius coin; obv: laureate head (r); rev: crescent and star. Rome, 117-118AD. RIC 864 RSC 460 £80-100
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