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England, William I (the conqueror), Winchester mint (Leofpold), 1066-1087, silver Penny, 19mm, 1.6g. Obv: Crowned portrait, facing, between two stars / Rev: Quadrilateral over cross with pellets, moneyer and mint name around. S.1254
SOLD FOR £760
England, William I (the conqueror), Winchester mint (Leofpold), 1066-1087, silver Penny, 19mm, 1.6g. Obv: Crowned portrait, facing, between two stars / Rev: Quadrilateral over cross with pellets, moneyer and mint name around. S.1254
Anglo-Saxon England, Aethelred II, Dover mint, Wulfstan (moneyer), 978-1016, silver Penny, 20mm, 1.8g. Obv: Radiate portrait of Aethelred / Rev: Long cross. S.1152
SOLD FOR £340
Anglo-Saxon England, Aethelred II, Dover mint, Wulfstan (moneyer), 978-1016, silver Penny, 20mm, 1.8g. Obv: Radiate portrait of Aethelred / Rev: Long cross. S.1152
United States, 1887 silver Morgan Dollar, 38mm, slabbed coin. Obv: Liberty head, left / Rev: Eagle holding arrows and an olive branch, within wreath. KM# 110, aEF (surface marks).
SOLD FOR £100
United States, 1887 silver Morgan Dollar, 38mm, slabbed coin. Obv: Liberty head, left / Rev: Eagle holding arrows and an olive branch, within wreath. KM# 110, aEF (surface marks).
United Kingdom, Victoria, 1868 silver Maundy Set (1-4 Pennies). Obv: Young bust of Victoria, left / Rev: Crowned denomination divides date within oak wreath. Mounted in a plastic case. S.3916, EF.
SOLD FOR £190
United Kingdom, Victoria, 1868 silver Maundy Set (1-4 Pennies). Obv: Young bust of Victoria, left / Rev: Crowned denomination divides date within oak wreath. Mounted in a plastic case. S.3916, EF.
United Kingdom, Victoria, 1847 silver Crown, 38mm, 28.3g. Obv: Young uncrowned bust of Victoria, left / Rev: Crowned quartered shield of arms within wreath, national flower emblems below. XI and quinquefoil on edge. S.3382, EF.
SOLD FOR £940
United Kingdom, Victoria, 1847 silver Crown, 38mm, 28.3g. Obv: Young uncrowned bust of Victoria, left / Rev: Crowned quartered shield of arms within wreath, national flower emblems below. XI and quinquefoil on edge. S.3382, EF.
United Kingdom, Victoria, 1845 silver Crown, 38mm, 28.3g. Obv: Young uncrowned bust of Victoria, left / Rev: Crowned quartered shield of arms within wreath, national flower emblems below. S.3882, EF.
SOLD FOR £1300
United Kingdom, Victoria, 1845 silver Crown, 38mm, 28.3g. Obv: Young uncrowned bust of Victoria, left / Rev: Crowned quartered shield of arms within wreath, national flower emblems below. S.3882, EF.
United Kingdom, Victoria, 1839, silver Three Halfpence, 12mm, 0.8g. Obv: Young uncrowned bust of Victoria, left / Rev: Crowned denomination above date, all within oak wreath. S.3915, EF.
SOLD FOR £55
United Kingdom, Victoria, 1839, silver Three Halfpence, 12mm, 0.8g. Obv: Young uncrowned bust of Victoria, left / Rev: Crowned denomination above date, all within oak wreath. S.3915, EF.
United Kingdom, William III 1700 silver Shilling, 26mm, 6.1g. (Glynn Mills Hoard) Obv: Laureate and draped bust of William, right / Rev: Crowned cruciform shields around central Nassau lion. No stop after DEI. S.3516, aEF (tiny scratches).
SOLD FOR £320
United Kingdom, William III 1700 silver Shilling, 26mm, 6.1g. (Glynn Mills Hoard) Obv: Laureate and draped bust of William, right / Rev: Crowned cruciform shields around central Nassau lion. No stop after DEI. S.3516, aEF (tiny scratches).
United Kingdom, William III 1696 silver Crown, Octavo, 40mm, 29.3g. Obv: Laureate and draped bust of William, right / Rev: Crowned cruciform shields around central Nassau lion. S.3470, F.
SOLD FOR £100
United Kingdom, William III 1696 silver Crown, Octavo, 40mm, 29.3g. Obv: Laureate and draped bust of William, right / Rev: Crowned cruciform shields around central Nassau lion. S.3470, F.
United Kingdom, William III, 1696 silver Crown, Octavo, 40mm, 29.1g. Obv: Laureate and draped bust of William, right / Rev: Crowned cruciform shields around central Nassau lion. S.3470, F.
SOLD FOR £55
United Kingdom, William III, 1696 silver Crown, Octavo, 40mm, 29.1g. Obv: Laureate and draped bust of William, right / Rev: Crowned cruciform shields around central Nassau lion. S.3470, F.
United Kingdom, William and Mary, 1693 silver Shilling, 25mm, 5.7g. Obv: Coinjoined laureate and draped busts of King William and Queen Mary, right / Rev: Crowned cruciform shields around central Nassau lion. S.3437, VF.
SOLD FOR £200
United Kingdom, William and Mary, 1693 silver Shilling, 25mm, 5.7g. Obv: Coinjoined laureate and draped busts of King William and Queen Mary, right / Rev: Crowned cruciform shields around central Nassau lion. S.3437, VF.
Thracian/Scythian Dynasty, Coson/Koson, mid-1st Century BC, gold Stater, 18mm, 8.7g, Obv Roman consul (L. Junius Brutus) walking left, accompanied by two lictors fore and aft / Rev: Eagle with spread wings standing, facing left on sceptre, clutching laurel-wreath in right talon. coin Archive, VF.
SOLD FOR £1350
Thracian/Scythian Dynasty, Coson/Koson, mid-1st Century BC, gold Stater, 18mm, 8.7g, Obv Roman consul (L. Junius Brutus) walking left, accompanied by two lictors fore and aft / Rev: Eagle with spread wings standing, facing left on sceptre, clutching laurel-wreath in right talon. coin Archive, VF.
Zeugitana, Carthage, c. 310-250 BC, elektrum Stater, 19mm, 7.4g, Obv, Wreathed head of Tanit, left, pellet before / Rev, Horse facing right. S.6451, VF.
SOLD FOR £1500
Zeugitana, Carthage, c. 310-250 BC, elektrum Stater, 19mm, 7.4g, Obv, Wreathed head of Tanit, left, pellet before / Rev, Horse facing right. S.6451, VF.
Zeugitana, Carthage, 320-310 BC, electrum (72% gold) Stater, 19mm, 7.53g, Obv: Wreathed head of Tanit(?) left, wearing triple pendant earring / Rev: Unbridled horse standing right. S.6458, VF.
SOLD FOR £3400
Zeugitana, Carthage, 320-310 BC, electrum (72% gold) Stater, 19mm, 7.53g, Obv: Wreathed head of Tanit(?) left, wearing triple pendant earring / Rev: Unbridled horse standing right. S.6458, VF.
Alexander the Great, Macedonia, 336-323 BC, gold Stater, 17mm, Obv: Head of Athena facing to right wearing crested helmet decorated with a serpent / Rev: Nike standing to left holding wreath and stylis. S.6702 var., F.
SOLD FOR £1850
Alexander the Great, Macedonia, 336-323 BC, gold Stater, 17mm, Obv: Head of Athena facing to right wearing crested helmet decorated with a serpent / Rev: Nike standing to left holding wreath and stylis. S.6702 var., F.
Zeugitana, Carthage, 350-320 BC, gold Stater, 18mm, Obv: Head of Tanit left, wearing wreath of grain, triple-pendant earings, necklace with ten pendants / Rev: Horse standing right. S.6445, VF.
SOLD FOR £2000
Zeugitana, Carthage, 350-320 BC, gold Stater, 18mm, Obv: Head of Tanit left, wearing wreath of grain, triple-pendant earings, necklace with ten pendants / Rev: Horse standing right. S.6445, VF.
Western Roman Empire, Honorius, 393-423 AD, gold Solidus, 20mm, Obv: Helmeted and cuirassed three quarter length bust facing, slightly inclined to the right, holding a spear and a horseman shield / Rev: Constantinopolis seated holding sceptre and Victory. S.20889, F.
SOLD FOR £360
Western Roman Empire, Honorius, 393-423 AD, gold Solidus, 20mm, Obv: Helmeted and cuirassed three quarter length bust facing, slightly inclined to the right, holding a spear and a horseman shield / Rev: Constantinopolis seated holding sceptre and Victory. S.20889, F.
Umayyad Caliphate (Asia, North Africa, Spain), al-Walid I (705-715) gold Dinar, 20mm, 4.25g, Obv: Arabic script / Rev: Arabic script.
SOLD FOR £320
Umayyad Caliphate (Asia, North Africa, Spain), al-Walid I (705-715) gold Dinar, 20mm, 4.25g, Obv: Arabic script / Rev: Arabic script.
Umayyad Caliphate (Asia, North Africa, Spain), al-Walid I, Damascus (705-715) gold Dinar, 20mm, 4.28g, Obv: Arabic script / Rev: Arabic script.
SOLD FOR £320
Umayyad Caliphate (Asia, North Africa, Spain), al-Walid I, Damascus (705-715) gold Dinar, 20mm, 4.28g, Obv: Arabic script / Rev: Arabic script.
Umayyad Caliphate (Asia, North Africa, Spain), al-Walid I, Damascus (705-715) gold, Half Dinar, 14mm, 1.44g, Obv: Arabic script / Rev: Arabic script.
SOLD FOR £540
Umayyad Caliphate (Asia, North Africa, Spain), al-Walid I, Damascus (705-715) gold, Half Dinar, 14mm, 1.44g, Obv: Arabic script / Rev: Arabic script.
Umayyad Caliphate (Asia, North Africa, Spain), al-Walid I, Damascus (705-715) gold, Half Dinar, 13mm, 1.22g, Obv: Arabic script / Rev: Arabic script.
SOLD FOR £520
Umayyad Caliphate (Asia, North Africa, Spain), al-Walid I, Damascus (705-715) gold, Half Dinar, 13mm, 1.22g, Obv: Arabic script / Rev: Arabic script.
Byzantine Empire, counterfeit coin. Michael VII Ducas (1071-1078), gold-plated Scyphate 18mm, 2.8g. Obv: Facing half-length bust of Michael wearing crown, holding labarum and globus cruciger / Rev: Facing half-length bust of Christ Pantokrator. S.1868, F.
SOLD FOR £120
Byzantine Empire, counterfeit coin. Michael VII Ducas (1071-1078), gold-plated Scyphate 18mm, 2.8g. Obv: Facing half-length bust of Michael wearing crown, holding labarum and globus cruciger / Rev: Facing half-length bust of Christ Pantokrator. S.1868, F.
Byzantine Empire, Michael VII Ducas (1071-1078) electrum Scyphate, 22mm. Obv: Bust of Christ facing wearing nimbus crown / Rev: Bearded bust facing, wearing crown and ioros and holding labarum. S.1868
SOLD FOR £120
Byzantine Empire, Michael VII Ducas (1071-1078) electrum Scyphate, 22mm. Obv: Bust of Christ facing wearing nimbus crown / Rev: Bearded bust facing, wearing crown and ioros and holding labarum. S.1868
Byzantine Empire, Heraclius (638-639) gold Solidus, 21mm, 4.4g. Obv: Heraclius standing facing with his sons Heraclonas and Heraclius Constantine each crowned, wearing chlamys, and holding a globus cross / Rev: Cross potent on three steps. S.758, VF.
SOLD FOR £320
Byzantine Empire, Heraclius (638-639) gold Solidus, 21mm, 4.4g. Obv: Heraclius standing facing with his sons Heraclonas and Heraclius Constantine each crowned, wearing chlamys, and holding a globus cross / Rev: Cross potent on three steps. S.758, VF.
Byzantine Empire, Heraclius (610-641) gold Solidus, 20mm, 4.5g. Obv: Heraclius standing, facing, with his sons Heraclonas and Heraclius Constantine each crowned, wearing chlamys and holding a globus cross / Rev: Cross potent on three steps. S.763, F
SOLD FOR £340
Byzantine Empire, Heraclius (610-641) gold Solidus, 20mm, 4.5g. Obv: Heraclius standing, facing, with his sons Heraclonas and Heraclius Constantine each crowned, wearing chlamys and holding a globus cross / Rev: Cross potent on three steps. S.763, F