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Obverse: Crowned head of king with sceptre in front, legend around, +HENRICVS R (or similar)

Reverse: Legend around TIVA VREO (or similar) beaded band across middle with BRVN

Grade: Fine + for type

16.5mm, 0.87g

£140 (P&P FREE to UK, other locations please ask)

Obv: Amphora with broad rim and two handles, Year 2 in Paeleo-Hebrew

Rev: Vine leaf on small branch with tendril.

2.7g, 17mm.

Grade: VF, sandy deposits

£40 (P&P FREE to UK, other locations ask)

Obverse: Amphora with broad rim and two handles, Year 2 in Paleo-Hebrew = AD 67/8

Reverse: Vine leaf on small branch with tendril, 'The Freedon of Zion' in Paleo-Hebrew

Grade: VF

16mm, 2.6g

Ref: Hendin 1360

£65 (P&P FREE to UK, other locations please ask first)

Obverse: Shield in tressure, crowns above and at sides, no QRA at end of legend around, with star stops

Reverse: Floriate cross with central saltire, crwons in angles, legend around with star stops

24mm, 1.67g

Grade: VF edge a little ragged

Prov: Ex Classical Numismatic Group

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

Obverse: Oblong shaped flan with 5 or 6 punch marks, the solar mark is very obvious as is 6 spoked motif, there is also an animal (possibly an elephant) to right, other indistinct

Reverse: As this is a uniface type this side is not punched, but may have faint banker's mark 

20mm, 2.93g

Grade: VF

£65 (P&P FREE to UK) other locations please ask

Obverse: Young bust f Victoria, left, date below, legend around

Sealed in a Royal Mint capsule folder as part of their authenticity service.

Reverse: Crowned wreath with AUSTRALIA across, SYDNEY MINT and ONE SOVERIEGN around, milled edge

Grade: AVF 

Prov: Royal Mint authentication

Sizes as mint. One of the first sovereigns to be mint outside Britain in Australia from Australian newly discovered gold! A highly sought after coin at an affordable price.

£550  (+P&P to UK only, other location please ask first)

Russia, Dovmont (Daumantas) of Pskov, Pskov Mint, Denga, 1425-1510

Obverse: Dovmont (Daumantas) of Pskov face on, with sword laid over right shoulder, Letter A to right for Pskov mint

Reverse: Beast to centre, legend around, ДЕНГА ПСКОВСКАЯ (Denga of Pskov) 

15mm, 0.76g

Grade: These so called 'wire money' coins were always irregular and whole legends etc are rare. This coin is considered VF for type.

Prov: Ex Bruun Rasmussen

£220 (P&P FREE to UK, other locations please ask)

Isle of Man, Victoria, Copper Penny, 1839

Obverse: Young Queen's head wearing bun, looking left, date below

Reverse: The 'three-legged' emblem of the Isle of Man, legend around

Large heavy coin, 34mm, 18.6g

Grade: Fair, a few knocks to edge

Would make a nice present!

Scarce coin.

£35 (P&P FREE to UK, other locations ask please)

Obvserve: Head of king right, Greek inscription around but is often illegible, as in this piece - ΡΑΝΝΙΩ ΞΑΗΑΡΑΤΑϹ ΝΑΗΑΠΑΝΑϹ = Raño Kshaharatasa Nahapanasa (or "King Kshaharata Nahapana")

Reverse: Stylised thunderbolt and arrow, Brahmi and Kharoshti legend around

Grade: AVF, slight staining to reverse

16mm, 1.95g

Ref: Indian Coins of the British Museum - Rapson, Plate IX. (243-250)

£80 (P&P FREE to UK, other locations please ask)

USA, CLASSIC HEAD HALF CENT, 1833

 These half cents have something of a history. They were issued by the Philadelphia mint and only two dies were ever used - to destruction! The actual number produced is not known but considered to be around 120,000 and many were hoarded never to be found again. By 1850, they were recalled to be melted down for the production of the new Flying Eagle Cents, so their numbers would have been reduced again. Considered a very collectable coin in the States, this example would be graded at about VF despite being a circulated coin.

Details: 

Copper, 5.4g, 24mm

Ob: Head of Lady Liberty with 13 stars around (one for each original US region) date below

Rev: Denomination surrounded by a wreath and legend

The record for this coin was reached in 2011 for a mint state, rainbow-coloured example, fetching $8,700!

£90 (P&P FREE to UK, other locations please ask)

Germany, Maximilian II Joseph (1848-1864) 2 Gulden, 1855 

Obv: Bare headed bust right, MAXIMILIAN II KOENIG V BAYERN

Reverse: The Madonna standing on a crescent set upon a coloum, holding sceptre and infant Jesus who hold orb. Patern to edge.

36mm, 21.25g Silver

Grade: Very fine 

Ref: KM 848

£110 (P&P FREE to UK, other locations please ask)

Duchy of Lorraine, Charles IV (1625-1675) Silver Teston, 1627

Obverse: +CAROLVS.D:G.DVX.LOTH.MARCH.D:C.B.B.G

bust right

Reverse: MONETA. NOVA. NANCEII. CVSA, crowned shield surmounted by date.

7.92g, 28mm

Grade: VF, minor flan flaws, toned.

£250 (+P&P, locations outside the UK please ask first)

Russia, Ivan IV (the Terrible) as Grand Prince, Silver Kopek, 1533-1547

Obv: Ivan on horsebackgalloping right, striking downwards with a lance, 'A' between horse's legs

Rev: Legend translates to 'Prince Grand Lord of All Russia' in five lines of cyrillic script.

Grade: Typical good fine example for this coin, elliptic flan, so called 'Wire money''.

14mm, 0.67g, comes with old ticket

£45 SOLD