James I, Charles I and Commonwealth

Charles I, Silver Halfgroat, Tun mintmark, 1636-8, Group D, 3a1 no inner circle

£60 (P&P FREE to UK, other locations ask)

Charles I Half-Crown, Tower MInt Under Parliament, Eye Mint mark

Ref: S2778

13.10g

£210 (P&P FREE to UK, other locations ask)

Obverse: Fourth bust type 3a1, no inner circle, legend around, denomination behind head

Reverse: Rounder shield of arms, crown mint mark, legend around

17mm, 0.93g, ref: S2831

Grade: Flan a little ragged to one edge, interesting portrait deliberately scraped (feelings running deep, but not deep enough for a high denomination perhaps!)

£40 SOLD

James I, Sixpence, 1608, Coronet Mint Mark

Second coinage, fourth bust, slight buckling, despite this a nice coin.

Reverse a little weak, but almost full flan.

S2658

25mm, 2.99g

£95 (P&P free)

Charles I, Silver Shilling, Tower Mint, Crown Mint Mark, Group C, type 3b, 1635-6, RARE

Obv: Crowned bust left (bust 2) denomination behind, mixed stops

Rev: Oval garnished shield with plume over, pellet stops 

5.95g, 31mm

Grade: VF, rare, plus two old tickets

Ref: S2788

Prov: ex DNW

£240 (+P&P)

Charles I, Halfcrown, Group III, 3rd Horseman, Type 3a3, Under Parliament, Sun Mint Mark,

1645-6

Obv: Charles on horseback, no caparisons on horse, king wears a cloak that flies from shoulder, legend around 

Rev: oval garnished shield, legend around

35mm, 14.51g

Ref: S2778

Grade: fine, some clipping to edges, originally well centred

£120 (+P&P)

After the death of Charles I, the coat of arms was relaced by the St. Georges Cross and the Irish Harp.

The denomination was indicated by the 'II' above.

Grade: VF for type, lightly wrinkled.

Prov: Ex Lockdales, comes with old ticket

S3221

17mm, 0.89g

£120 SOLD

Obverse: King's bust, crowned, facing left, crown breaking through inner circle, XX denomination behind

Reverse: Crowned thistle surrounded by legend, F possibly at end of legend

Grade: Fine

16mm, 0.64g

 £60 SOLD