This has a hole due to a flan flaw, though now blocked by the wax deposited when an impression was taken for illustrative purposes, most likely in...
Let's get these out the way. The other 1786 silver pieces to accompany the threepence - i.e. penny, twopence and fourpence. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
GB 1786 threepence. [ATTACH]
This less than inspiring but nevertheless important piece appeared on eBay in late 2009. A Taylor restrike, Peck type R24 in aluminium was not...
GB 1697 halfcrown struck at the Bristol mint opened specifically for the 1695-8 recoinage which saw the wholesale withdrawal of silver hammered...
Thanks, I like it too. :) Just to balance up the quality, it's amazing what 25 years or so can do. A Henry VIII posthumous groat struck at Durham...
1859 pattern decimal halfpenny struck in cupro-nickel. Peck 2037. ex Ferrari, Brand and Freeman collections. [ATTACH]
A trial pattern sixpence by either J or F Eginton for Samuel Garbett struck in white metal. See the Spink Numismatic Circular for June 2005...
Late Soho, 1805 bronzed pattern halfpenny P1303, readily identifiable with the ship nearly worn away. [ATTACH]
Elizabeth I 1573 sixpence, mm. Acorn (rev. over Ermine). [ATTACH]
Rome. Gaius quadrans. [ATTACH]
The Garter legend was initially engraved HONS, but the S was then corrected with an I. Presumably the engraver thought he was engraving the word...
GB 1817 Shilling with I/S in HONI [ATTACH]
France. Henry VI Pinecone-Mascle issue halfpenny of Calais [ATTACH]
Lundy 1929 Half Puffin [ATTACH]
Henry VI groat, Leaf-Pellet issue 1445-1454. Leaf on breast, pellets by crown and extra pellets in the CIVI and LON quarters. [ATTACH]
Britain. 1846 One Centum struck in white metal. The Birmingham company Marrian & Gausby struck the first decimal denominated coins in the country,...
Henry VIII second coinage halfcrown with the initials of Henry and Katherine of Aragon divided by the Tudor Rose & H(enry) R(ex) divided by the...
Britain. 1723 shilling with C & SS in alternate quarters on the reverse indicating the silver was supplied by the South Sea Company. [ATTACH]
Britain. A penny of the East Anglian king Aethelstan I (c.825-840). The moneyer is Aethelhelm. [ATTACH]
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