Later Milled Coinage

George I, Silver Shilling, 1720, Error B of BRVN on Reverse Restruck Over W(?), RARE

Obverse: Laureate head of king (first bust), right, legend around

Reverse: Crown topped shields with star of the garter in the centre, angles plain; date above, legend around

Grade: VF, with wear to hightpoints. Error correction to BRVN on reverse, B over possibly W; slightly thin flan has resulted in weak strike in two places. A rare and unusual coin!

Ref: S 3646

26mm, 5.96g

Prov: Ex Hanson's

£220 (P&P FREE to UK, other locations ask) #94c

*George III, 1797, 'Cartwheel' Twopence*

Obverse: laureate bust of George, right, legend around

Reverse: Britannia seated above waves, date below, legend around.

One of our heaviest and largest coins at 55g and 40mm x 5mm!

£48 SOLD

Queen Victoria, 1854 Large Copper Penny, Young Head, Plain Trident

Obverse: Young head with date below, some lustre remaining

Reverse: Britannia seated with plain trident, some lustre remaining

Grade: Very high grade with some lustre remaining, rare for this type of coin. Would make a wonderful present. 

Ref: S3948

34mm, 3mm thick

£100 SOLD

George II, SIlver Halfcrown, 1746 D. NONO, LIMA

Obverse: Old laureate bust, left, legend around, LIMA beneath, GEORGIVS instead of GEORGIUS

Fourth bust type, regnal date around edge

Reverse: Crowned cruciform shields, legend around and date

Grade: Fine +

Prov: Ex Lockdales

£170 SOLD

George III Eighteen Pence Silver Bank Token, 1811 in Near Extra Fine Grade

Obverse: Laureate bust of king, right, legend around

Reverse: Bank Token in two lines below 1s 6d (=18 pence) surrounded by wreath and toothed edge

Grade: NEF toned

7.4g, 26.5mm

Due to a shortage gold and silver paying for the Napoleonic Wars and a further shortage of coins due to a run on the banks, the Bank of England produced these coins to fill the void. After the war in 1816 there was a subsequent large re-issue of new coinage.

£120  SOLD

George III, Silver Shilling, 1787, No Hearts

Obverse: older laureate and draped bust, right

Reverse: No semee of hearts in Hanovian shield.

S3743

6.02g, 25mm

Grade: VF+ few flecks to obverse, very good reeded edge

£90 SOLD

Queen Anne, Silver Shilling, 1707, After the Union with Scotland

Obv: Third draped bust, left. 

Rev: four shields crowned, garter star in centre, plumes in angles

Ref: S3611

Grade: Fine +, reeded edge. pierced

25mm, 5.83g

 £95 (+Free delivery to UK)

Queen Anne, Silver Shilling, 1708E, After the Union with Scotland, Edinburgh Mint

Obv: Third draped bust, left; E below bust. 

Rev: four shields crowned, garter star in centre, plain angles

Ref: S3612

Grade: Fine+, reeded edge (slight chip to edge at 4 o'clock)

Scarce mint

25mm, 5.96g

 £180 (+P&P)

Queen Anne, Silver Crown, 1707, SEXTO, After the Union with Scotland

Obv: Second draped bust, left. E for Edinburgh mint below. First year of the union.

Rev: four shilds crowned, garter star in centre

Edge: SEXTO (regnal year)

Ref: S5707 (C of S & I) S3600

Grade: Fine, with fascinating graffiti on both sides dated 1803, good edge.

38mm, 29.8g

£200 (+delivery charge)

George III, 1807 Large Penny

Obv: laureate bust, right, legend around and date below

Rev: Britannia seated above the waves

34mm, 18g

Grade: Fine

£22 SOLD