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Lot 3194 |
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Great Britain. Halfcrown, 1902. S.3980; ESC-746; KM-802. Edward VII. Obverse portrait of king by DeSaulles. Reverse; Crowned shield within royal garter. A deep dusty tone on this uncirculated specimen struck in the king's coronation year. NGC graded MS-64. WINGS. Estimate Value $225 - 275
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| Realized
$353 |
Lot 3195 |
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Great Britain. Crown, 1902. S.3978; ESC-361; Dav-109; KM-803. Edward VII. Toned. Very Fine. Estimate Value $125 - 150
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$100 |
Lot 3196 |
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Great Britain. Florin, 1902. S.3981; ESC-919; KM-801. Edward VII. Obverse bare headed portrait of king right by De Saulles. Reverse iconic standing Britannia design, date below. Attractive mint state with a blue and green pastel tone. Unusually blemish-free for a currency coin. NGC graded MS-64. WINGS. Estimate Value $125 - 150
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$176 |
Lot 3197 |
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Great Britain. Halfcrown, 1903. S.3980; ESC-748; KM-802. Edward VII. Obverse portrait of king right by De Saulles. Reverse; Crowned shield within royal garter. A bright and high grade coin, nearly as struck and a very desirable example of the second most valuable coin in the short Edwardian silver series. NGC graded AU-58. WINGS. Estimate Value $1,600 - 1,800
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$1,645 |
Lot 3198 |
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Great Britain. Florin, 1904. S.3981; ESC-922; KM-801. Edward VII. Obverse portrait of king right by DeSaulles. Reverse; Classic image of Britannia standing with shield. Uncirculated, and a scarcer date which glisten with original mint luster. NGC graded MS-63. WINGS. Estimate Value $400 - 450
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| Unsold |
Lot 3199 |
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Great Britain. Penny, 1904. S.3990; KM-794.2. Edward VII. Uncirculated, and a great example of the rarest date in the short series. NGC graded MS-65 Red & Brown. WINGS. Estimate Value $150 - 200
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$129 |
Lot 3200 |
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Great Britain. Currency Threepence, 1904. S.3984; KM- 797.1. Edward VII. Mint state with a light golden blue peripheral tone. Great eye appeal. Choice Brilliant Uncirculated. Estimate Value $80 - 100
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$94 |
Lot 3201 |
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Great Britain. Halfcrown, 1906. S.3980; ESC-751; KM-802. Edward VII. Obverse portrait of king by DeSaulles. Reverse; Crowned shield within royal garter. Crisply struck and richly toned. Estimate Value $750 - 850
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$852 |
Lot 3202 |
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Great Britain. Florin, 1906. S.3981; ESC-924; KM-801. Edward VII. Obverse portrait of king left by DeSaulles. Reverse; Britannia standing with shield. Date below. Uncirculated and scarce in this condition. NGC graded MS-62. WINGS. Estimate Value $350 - 400
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| Unsold |
Lot 3203 |
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Great Britain. Halfcrown, 1907. S.3980; ESC-752; KM-802. Edward VII. Obverse, portrait of king right by De Saulles. Reverse; Crowned shield within royal garter. Light toning and sharp detail on this uncirculated coin. So difficult to find mint state examples of Edwardian silver now. NGC graded MS-64. Estimate Value $800 - 1,000
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| Unsold |
Lot 3204 |
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Great Britain. Halfcrown, 1908. S.3980; ESC-753; KM-802. Edward VII. Obverse portrait of king right by De Saulles. Reverse; Crowned shield within royal garter. A beautiful mint state coin, and a rarer date. NGC graded MS-64. WINGS. Estimate Value $1,000 - 1,200
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| Realized
$1,175 |
Lot 3205 |
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Great Britain. Florin, 1908. S.3981; ESC-926; KM-801. Edward VII. Obverse, bare headed portrait right by De Saulles. Reverse; Standing Britannia. A nicely toned example of a date which is is deceptively rare in high grade. NGC graded MS-61. WINGS. Estimate Value $375 - 425
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Lot 3206 |
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Great Britain. Halfcrown, 1910. S.3980; ESC-755; KM-802. Edward VII. Lustrous. NGC graded About Uncirculated, Details (Escessive Surface Hairlines). Estimate Value $100 - 125
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$153 |
Lot 3207 |
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Great Britain. Pattern Double Florin, 1911. ESC-401. George V. Struck for Reginald Huth. Produced in phosphor bronze with semi-matte surfaces and toothed borders both sides. Obverse, robed portrait of king left, GEORGIVS DEI GRATIA. Reverse, struck en medaille, crowned cruciform shields, eleven strings to Irish harp., triune at center on Garter Star, emblems in angles. Edge plain. Mint state. (New) ESC rating Rarity 6 (approximately 3-5 pcs known). Seldom offered for sale. NGC graded MS-62 Brown. WINGS. Estimate Value $1,800 - 2,000
*This is an excessively rare piece produced by Reginald Huth (1853-1926). Huth was an eccentric numismatist and a member of a family of financiers in the City of London. From an Irish numismatic history viewpoint he is best known for his patterns of 1900 when he commemorated Queen Victoria's visit to Ireland with a series of superbly detailed pattern Double Florins, Three Shillings and Forty Pence coins. He eventually commissioned a small selection of pattern Double Florins, Twelve Groats and smaller 'Octorino' (Eight Pence) coins in the early years of George V's reign. Huth campaigned for the reintroduction of the silver Double Florin coin which sadly was never seen in circulation again after 1890. He also produced several stunning patterns for Hawaii and Spain, which are now avidly collected items.
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$1,939 |
Lot 3208 |
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Great Britain. Proof Halfcrown, 1911. S.4011; ESC-758; KM-818.1. George V. A gorgeously toned specimen from the coronation set. ANACS graded Proof 67. Estimate Value $400 - 500
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$376 |
Lot 3209 |
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Great Britain. Proof Halfcrown, 1911. S.4011; ESC-758; KM-818.1. George V. Obverse portrait by Bertram Mackennal. Reverse; Crowned shield and garter. This is an exceptionally handsome coin. Gem mint state with a stunning rainbow tone. NGC graded Proof 66. WINGS. Estimate Value $400 - 500
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$423 |
Lot 3210 |
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Great Britain. Proof Florin, 1911. S.4012; ESC-930; KM-817. George V. Obverse, portrait of king by Mackennal. Reverse; Crowned shield of arms. Deep golden tone. Brilliant flawless mint state. Rare thus. NGC graded Proof 66. WINGS. Estimate Value $200 - 250
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$259 |
Lot 3211 |
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Great Britain. Proof Shilling, 1911. S. 4013; ESC-1421; KM-816. George V. A dazzling Proof with multicolored toning. NGC graded Proof 64. Estimate Value $125 - 150
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$147 |
Lot 3212 |
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Great Britain. Penny, 1912-H. S.4052; KM-810. George V. A well struck example of this Heaton (branch) mint large bronze coin. Uncirculated with some original mint red. High catalogue value. NGC graded MS-64 Brown. Estimate Value $150 - 200
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Lot 3213 |
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Great Britain. Octorino Pattern Eight Pence, 1913. ESC-1481A (Rarity 4). George V. Struck for Reginald Huth. Produced in copper with proof surfaces and toothed borders both sides. Obverse, robed portrait of king left GEORGIVS V DEI GRATIA. Reverse struck en medaille with crowned cruciform shields, emblems in angles. BRI REX OCTORINO. A delightfully choice example of an unusual and extremely rare denomination, promoted by Huth but sadly never adopted as currency. NGC graded Proof 65 Red & Brown. WINGS. Estimate Value $1,800 - 2,000
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$1,821 |
Lot 3214 |
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Great Britain. Halfcrown, 1915. S.4011; ESC-762; KM-818.1. George V. Obverse portrait of king left by Mackennal. Reverse; Crowned shield within garter. Practically as made. Nicely struck choice uncirculated. NGC graded MS-64. WINGS. Estimate Value $100 - 125
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$88 |
Lot 3215 |
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Great Britain. Sixpence, 1917. S.4014; KM-815. George V. Scarce date. Beautiful iridescent toning. PCGS graded MS-67. Estimate Value $200 - 300
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$247 |
Lot 3216 |
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Great Britain. Halfcrown, 1918. S.4011; ESC-765; KM-818.1. George V. Obverse portrait of king left by Mackennal. Reverse; Crowned shield within garter. Gem uncirculated with a stunning old golden-green iridescent toning. NGC graded MS-66. WINGS. Estimate Value $125 - 150
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$423 |
Lot 3217 |
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Great Britain. Halfcrown, 1920. S.4021; ESC-767; KM-818a.1. George V. Type one, with more deeply engraved portrait. Obverse, king left by Mackennal. Reverse; Crowned shield within garter. Uncirculated and quite rare thus. NGC graded MS-63. WINGS. Estimate Value $120 - 140
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$76 |
Lot 3218 |
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Great Britain. Halfcrown, 1925. S.4021A; ESC-772; KM-818.2. George V. Obverse portrait of king left by Bertram Mackennal. Reverse crowned shield within garter. A pristine mint state example of one of the two rarest dates in the George V Halfcrown series. Exceptionally rare thus. NGC graded MS-65. Estimate Value $1,000 - 1,200
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$1,293 |
Lot 3219 |
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Great Britain. Crown, 1927. S.4036; ESC-367; Dav-110; KM-836. George V. Head left. Reverse; Crown in wreath. Estimate Value $400 - 450
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$329 |
Lot 3220 |
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Great Britain. Proof Halfcrown, 1927. S.4037; ESC-776; KM-835. George V. Attractively toned. NGC graded Proof 65. Estimate Value $125 - 150
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$100 |
Lot 3221 |
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Great Britain. Matte Proof Sixpence, 1927 NGC Matte Proof 66. S.4040; ESC-1816A (Rarity-6); KM-832. George V. Obverse, modified portrait of King by Bertram Mackennal. GEORGIVS V D.G. BRITT. OMN: REX F.D. IND: IMP: Reverse acorn design by Kruger Gray. SIX PENCE A D 1927. Well struck with lovely frosted surfaces. Excessively Rare. NGC graded Matte Proof 66. Estimate Value $1,500 - 2,000
* A special striking, and one of very few matte proof coins of 1927 struck specially by the Royal Mint for photographic purposes.
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$4,935 |
Lot 3222 |
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Great Britain. Proof Crown, 1928. S.4036; ESC-368; Dav-110; KM-836. George V. Proof Crown with superior finish. Obverse portrait of king by Mackennal. Reverse; Crown in ornate wreath. Extremely rare. NGC graded Proof 63. Estimate Value $1,000 - 1,500
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Lot 3223 |
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Great Britain. Crown, 1928. S.4036; ESC-368; Dav-110; KM-836. George V. Obverse portrait of king left by Mackennal GEORGIVS V DEI GRA BRITT BRITT OMN REX. Reverse; Large crown within ornate wreath. Brilliant mint state and unusually well preserved. Many of the 9034 pieces made were transported in heavy bags and became scuffed and marked. Most of the mintage was circulated or later melted when the price of silver rose. Very few 'wreath' crowns have survived in this condition. NGC graded MS-63. WINGS. Estimate Value $500 - 600
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| Unsold |
Lot 3224 |
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Great Britain. Trade Dollar, 1929/9-B. KM-T5. Britannia standing. Scarce overdate. Pop 2, none finer. NGC graded MS-65. WINGS. Estimate Value $1,500 - 2,000
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$1,175 |
Lot 3225 |
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Great Britain. Proof Penny, 1930. Peck-2274 (Extremely Rare); S.4055; KM-838. George V. Royal mint. A true rarity with great eye appeal. NGC graded Proof 64 Brown. WINGS. Estimate Value $1,000 - 1,200
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$2,350 |
Lot 3226 |
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Great Britain. Halfcrown, 1930. S.4037; ESC-779 (R2); .KM-835. George V. Obverse portrait of king left by Bertram Mackennal. Reverse; Crowned shield within garter. Uncirculated and a selected example of this extremely rare date. NGC graded MS-63. Estimate Value $800 - 1,000
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$793 |
Lot 3227 |
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Great Britain. Penny, 1930. S.4055; KM-838. George V. Brilliant Uncirculated. Estimate Value $50 - 75
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Lot 3228 |
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Great Britain. Florin, 1932. S.4038; ESC-952; KM-834. George V. Obverse portrait of king left by Mackennal. Reverse; Crowned cruciform shields. The rarest date in this series and fast disappearing in top grades. This specimen is a truly uncirculated coin and therefore extremely rare. NGC graded MS-63. Estimate Value $1,000 - 1,200
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$969 |
Lot 3229 |
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Great Britain. Penny, 1932. S.4055; KM-838. George V. NGC graded MS-65 Red & Brown. WINGS. Estimate Value $125 - 175
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$112 |
Lot 3230 |
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Great Britain. Crown, 1933 NGC MS64. S.4036; ESC-373; Dav-110; KM-836. George V. Obverse portrait of king left by Bertram Mackennal. Reverse, large crown within wreath, by Kruger Gray. Uncirculated. A pleasant satiny look distinguishes this rare coin which is practically free from surface abrasions. Only 7132 pieces were made. Very difficult to locate in true mint state. NGC graded MS-64. Estimate Value $500 - 600
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$646 |
Lot 3231 |
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Great Britain. Crown, 1933. S.4036; Dav-110; KM-836. Mintage 7,132 struck. George V. Head left. Reverse; Wreath. NGC graded MS-62. Estimate Value $250 - 300
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$294 |
Lot 3232 |
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Great Britain. Florin, 1933. S.4038; ESC-953; KM-834. George V. Obverse portrait of king left by Mackennal. Reverse, crowned cruciform shields. Pretty multi-hued pastel toning. Choice Uncirculated. Estimate Value $75 - 100
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| Unsold |
Lot 3233 |
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Great Britain. Halfcrown, 1934. S.4037; ESC-783; KM-835. George V. Obverse portrait of King left by Mackennal. Reverse; Crowned shield within garter. Mint state and a very elusive date in top grades. NGC graded MS-65. WINGS. Estimate Value $150 - 175
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$400 |
Lot 3234 |
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Great Britain. Halfcrown, 1935. S.4037; ESC-784; KM-835. George V. Obverse portrait of King left by Mackennal, Reverse has crowned shield within garter. A deeply toned uncirculated example. Lots of eye appeal. Choice Uncirculated. Estimate Value $75 - 100
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Lot 3235 |
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Great Britain. Crown, 1936. S.4036; ESC-368; Dav-110; KM-836. George V. Obverse portrait of king by Mackennal. Reverse; Crown in ornate wreath. Only 2473 pieces made. Uncirculated, and the last date in the series. NGC graded MS-61. WINGS. Estimate Value $550 - 600
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Lot 3236 |
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Great Britain. Florin, 1936. S.4038; ESC-955; KM-834. George V. Uncirculated and attractively toned. Choice Uncirculated. Estimate Value $75 - 100
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$94 |
Lot 3237 |
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Great Britain. Matte Proof Crown, 1951. S.4111; KM-880. George VI. Obverse portrait of king left by H.Paget. Designer's initials below. GEORGIVS VI D: G: BR: OMN: REX F: D: and FIVE SHILLINGS below. Reverse, Pistrucci's St George and Dragon. Date in exergue. Legend on edge in recessed letters CIVIUM INDUSTRIA FLORET CIVITAS MCMLI MDCCCLI. A beautiful, practically flawless specimen issued to celebrate the 1951 Festival of Britain, the post-Second World War commercial exhibition. NGC graded Matte Proof 67. WINGS. Estimate Value $1,700 - 2,000
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$7,931 |
Lot 3238 |
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Great Britain. Proof Crown, 1937. S.4079; ESC-393; Dav-112; KM-857. George VI. Obverse portrait of king left by Paget. Reverse, crowned arms with standing lion and unicorn supporting. A very choice silver Proof which seems to exhibit a greater degree of frosting than other 1937 Proof Crowns. NGC graded Proof 64 (Star). WINGS. Estimate Value $150 - 175
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$353 |
Lot 3239 |
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Great Britain. Proof Crown, 1953. S.4136; KM-894. Elizabeth II. Struck to a superior finish. Design very frosted. Obverse Queen on horseback ELIZABETH II DEI GRATIA BRITT OMN REGINA FIDEI DEFENSOR. Denomination (FIVE SHILLINGS) below. Reverse, 4 cruciform shields around central crown. A superb mint state specimen. NGC graded Proof 64. WINGS. Estimate Value $300 - 400
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$494 |
Lot 3240 |
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Great Britain. Maundy Set, 1953 NGC MS65. S.4126; ESC-2570 (R2); KM-MDS212. Elizabeth II. Obverse, young portrait of HM Queen by Mary Gillick right. Reverse, crowned numeral within wreath to denote denomination. Superb mint state, and toning lightly. The rarest of all 20th century Maundy sets. Lot of 4 coins. NGC graded All MS-65. Estimate Value $1,000 - 1,200
* The 1953 Maundy ceremony took place at St Paul's Cathedral in early April of that year, several weeks before the Queen was crowned at Westminster Abbey on 2nd June. Queen Elizabeth was accompanied at this her first Maundy ceremony by Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.
It is said that most of the Maundy coin sets in 1953 were taken away by overseas visitors at the time of the Coronation, and of the small number made, many sets did not survive or were later scuffed and damaged. Consequently, the current catalogue value of a basic mint state set is around $1500.
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$999 |
Lot 3241 |
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Great Britain. Uniface Silver Pattern 20 Pence or Double Florin. Elizabeth II. Struck at the Royal Mint in 1963 to the same dimensions (36mm diameter) as the Victorian Four Shilling coin. Obverse portrait of Queen Elizabeth II (without legend) by Machin. Reverse is intentionally blank. This is an extremely rare coin (probably only 2-3 pieces known) which formed a part of the Mint's numismatic experiments, before the dawn of decimalisation. Eventually a small multi-sided and quite different 20 pence coin was introduced in 1982, but some 19 years earlier the Royal Mint had obviously contemplated the provision of a 36mm diameter decimal 20 pence which would take the place of the (larger) 25 pence Crown coin. NGC graded MS-62. WINGS. Estimate Value $1,500 - 1,700
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$2,468 |
Lot 3242 |
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Great Britain. 20 Pence Error, 1993. KM-939. Elizabeth II. Struck on a smaller planchet (2.5g). A Royal Mint error. Mint state and lustrous, but vastly off-center. Unusual and rare. NGC graded Mint Error MS-66. Estimate Value $100 - 125
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$82 |
Lot 3243 |
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Great Britain. Royal Mint Pattern/Error 2 Pounds, 2008. KM-994 type. Elizabeth. Copper-Nickel outer ring (11.5g). Obverse portrait of Queen by Ian Rank Broadley. Reverse; Intricate central design, TWO POUNDS above, date below. This was normally a bi-metallic coin but the inner circle of this specimen is struck in the name nickel metal as the outer ring. NGC graded Mint Error Uncirculated, Details (Obverse Scratched). Estimate Value $125 - 150
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$212 |
