£6,750.00
Anglo Saxon Gold Thrymsa Post Crondall Two Emperors 655-675AD S767, 12mm, 1.24g A superb example, sharp detail and well centred. This coin comes with a hand written ticket and find provenance.
£3,250.00
Hiberno-Norse Sihtric III Olafsson 995-1036AD Silver Penny, Dublin, Steng (rare moneyer) S6122, 19mm, 1.37g Wonderful metal and sharp detail. This coin comes with a hand written ticket.
£10,500.00
Viking Kingdom Anlaf Sihtricsson 941-944AD Silver Penny S1022, 20mm, 1.04g. An extremely rare coin, seldom available to commerce. This coin comes with a hand written ticket. Anlaf Guthfrithsson (c. 939-941) – a member of the Norse dynasty ruling over Dublin, Anlaf Guthfrithsson took the throne in 934 after the death of his father – who […]
£2,750.00
Anglo-Viking Kingdom of York Cnut/Siefred 895-920AD Silver Penny S1000, 20mm, 1.22g. Extremely Fine and good metal, Rare. Small striking edge split. This coin comes with a hand written ticket. Cnut of Northumbria (c. 900-905) – far more obscure than his 11th century namesake who reputedly tried to hold back the waves at Bosham to prove […]
£3,250.00
Kings of East Anglia Eadmund 855-869AD Silver Penny Ipswich S954, 19mm, 1.19g A wonderful example, good silver, little wear, no damage and an attractive tone. What’s not to like! Rarely are Mid Saxon coins available in this condition. This coin comes with a hand written ticket. Edmund (854/855-869) – arguably the most famous of the East […]
£1,250.00
Honorius Gold Solidus 393-423AD Milan Mint 21mm, 4.45g. Sear 20916. Obv. Diademed, draped and cuir. bust right. Rev. CONCORDIA AVGG. Constantinopolis seated facing right. COMOB in exergue. Well centred coin. Well struck.
£1,250.00
Gallo Belgic Ambiani E Uniface Gold Stater 50BC S11, ABC16, VA50-56 16x17mm, 6.19g Provenance will be provided
£895.00
PUPIENUS 238AD Silver ant. Clasped Hands Rome 238AD Sear 8518 21x23mm, 4.75g
£295.00
CN. PLANCIUS Silver Denarius 55BC Diana CNPLANCIVS Sear 396 18x16mm, 4.10g
£3,950.00
William II ‘Rufus’ Silver Penny 1087-1100AD Profile type Lifwold, Southwark 20mm, 1.34g, S1258 A decent example of the first type issued for this scarce monarch, killed in a hunting accident (or was it) in the New Forest. Large flan, central strike, bold portrait and good metal. For more information about William II and the Norman […]
£1,200.00
Anglo Saxon Silver Sceat 695-740AD Continental Series X Ribe Mint 12mm, 0.98g, SCBI 797 Obv: ‘Wodan’ head facing; radiating lines, cross to left and right. Rev: Crested monster left, tail raised to mouth, claws below, prominent member. References – Abramson 104.10; MEC 8 Series X, 316; North 116; SCBC 797 A pleasing, high grade example […]
£475.00
Hadrian Silver Denarius 117-138AD 16x17mm, 3.50g An exceptional coin, well struck in excellent metal and of good style. Felicitas standing with cornucopia and caduceus.
£2,950.00
Scotland James VIII ‘The Old Pretender’ Silver Pattern Crown dated 1716AD – extremely rare 38mm, 31.35g, S5731 small edge bruise at 6 0’clock on reverse. Scotland, James VIII (b.1688-d.1766), Pattern Restrike Crown of Sixty Shillings, dated 1716, struck in silver c.1828 by coin dealer Matthew Young, from recommissioned original dies engraved by Norbet Roettier, laureate […]
£1,250.00
THESSALY Larissa Circa 356-342BC Silver Drachm 18x20mm, 6.14g A most pleasing and well balanced example, lovely portrait, horse and old collection iridescent tone. This coin comes with an old Seaby ticket dating to the 1960’s
£7,950.00
Archbishops of Canterbury Ceolnoth Silver Penny 833-870AD ex. Stack Collection 20x21mm, 1.17g Archbishops of Canterbury, Ceolnoth (833-70), group III, inscribed cross type, c.855-56, Penny, 1.15g., Canterbury, Hebeca, +CEOLNOÐ/ARCHIEP, tonsured facing bust, rev. +HEBE:./ECA MO/N/E/T/A on and around open- cross (Naismith C154. O this coin; N.245; S.894), slight edge loss above head, very minor edge […]
£4,950.00
The Twelve Caesars Tiberius Gold Aureus 14-37AD ‘Tribute Penny’ type, Lyon mint 19mm, 7.67g TI CΛESΛR DIVI ΛVG F ΛVGVSTVS, laureate head right / PONTIF MΛXIM, Livia (as Pax) seated right on chair, holding scepter in right hand and olive branch in left; plain chair legs, double line below. A good example of an early […]
£2,800.00
George I Silver Crown 1714-27AD 1718/16AD 39mm, 30.09g An extremely attractive example of the largest silver denomination of this series, pleasant toning and clear detail. George I was of German origin, parliament considered him to be the best option for the English Throne at the time. He introduced the position of ‘Prime Minister’ and spent […]
