Later Anglo-Saxon and Norman coinage may be found here.
ALL COINS COME WITH THEIR OWN CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY
Atrebates & Regni Tribes, Gold Quarter Stater, Selsey Dahlia Type,
c60-20BC, EXTREMELY RARE
Obverse: Damaged die or uniface mule
Grade: VF+ for type, well centre and good gold with lovely tone
16mm, 1.28g
Ref: ABC 506, S 48
Prov: Ex DNW
£580 (P&P FREE to UK other locations ask)
Durotriges Tribe, Billon Silver Stater, Westham Derived Type, 50BC-AD50
Reverse: Dis-jointed horse, left, pellets above and below, pellet in lozenge above tail, crescents below
19mm, 4.01g
Ref: S 367
Grade: VF, debased silver, concurrent with the demise of silver stocks and the tribe itself.
£120 (P&P FREE to UK, other locations please ask)
Celtic, Dobunni Tribe, 'King Eisu OXO' Silver Unit, 20BC to AD43
Anglo Saxon, Series E 'Porcupine' Silver Sceatta, AD 695-740
Celtic Armorican (Channel Islands & NWGaul) Coriosolites Billon Stater, Class II 75-50 BC
Celtic Armorican (Channel Islands & NWGaul) Coriosolites Billon Stater,
Head right/Horse, boar below
Ref: S15
Prov: Ex Michael Trennery
6.66g, 22mm
£150 (P&P FREE to UK, other locations ask)
Anglo Saxon Secondary Phase Silver Sceat, Type 37 'York' 710-760, Series J
0.81g, 12mm
Grade: VF, struck slightly off centre but otherwise bold
Prov: Ex Spink auction
Ref: Abramson 386-387, Spink 802a, North 134
£420 (P&P FREE to UK, other locations please ask) #366
Anglo Saxon Secondary Phase Silver Sceat, Type 85 'York' 710-760, Series J
0.97g, 12mm
Grade: VF, struck slightly off centre but otherwise bright and bold
Prov: Ex Spink auction, found Driffield, East Yorkshire, UK
Ref: Abramson 382-385, Spink 802
£550 (P&P FREE to UK, other locations please ask)
Reverse: Victory seated, right, holding bowl or cup in hand with CVNO below.
Grade: Fine, silver rather crystelline (this confirms age) and stable
1.11g, 15mm
Ref: S303 var, ABC2855 var, a very rare variant
Prov: Found Essex or Kent 1990s.
£170 (P&P FREE to UK, other locations ask first)
Rev: Cross with V in two quarters and three annulets in the others, all within a circle of dots.
9mm, 0.46g
Grade: VF+, slightly porous
Prov: ex Leu Numismatics, formerly from a Swiss collection
£160 (+P&P)