Charles I Unite, Crowned monarch, Tower mint, fourth bust, group D, mint mark portcullis, reverse, Crowned shield, N.2153; S.2692.
sold
Hammered Gold
Henry VII Angel, mint mark Pheon
Henry VII (1485-1509), Angel, St. Michael slaying the dragon, mint mark Pheon (1505-9), reverse, ship, square topped shield, S.2187, extremely fine, struck on a full flan, an excellent example, very rare in this grade.
Ex. Elliott collection, sold Seaby 14 December 1936, £2, 15s, 0d
sold
Elizabeth I Gold Crown, milled coinage, very rare
Elizabeth I Gold Crown, milled coinage (1561-70), Crowned monarch, mint mark lis, reverse, crowned shield, E R either side, 2.8grms, S.2544, good very fine and very rare.
sold
Edward III, Noble, Fourth coinage 1351-77, Tower, extremely rare mule type, slabbed by NGC MS61, finest known
Edward III Noble, Fourth coinage (1351-77), series F/Ga mule, unbarred A’ and N’s, saltire stops, mint mark cross 3, reverse, large E in centre, annulet stops, 7.68grms, (Doubleday 87-88; Schneider 36 same ob die; N.1173/1179; S.1489/1490). This is an extremely rare mule, slabbed by NGC MS61, finest known.
Pinchbeck Hoard, Lincolnshire, discovered 1980’s
Ex, Christie’s, 28th Febuary 1989, lot 11
Ex, Spink, 24th November 1993. lot 12
Ex, DNW, 14th March 2007, lot 1496
sold
Henry VIII Angel, first coinage
Henry VIII Angel, first coinage (1509-26), reverse, shield within ship, mint mark Portcullis, S.2265, very fine/good very fine.
sold
Edward VI Crown, posthumous issue struck in the name of Henry VIII, 1547-51
Edward VI Crown, posthumous issue struck in the name of Henry VIII, 1547-51, London, Crowned rose, HR either side, reverse, Crowned shield, S.2395, good very fine+, very rare.
£3,400