Coins, Banknotes and Medallions

A George V half-sovereign 1912, together with a USA dollar 1886.

A William and Mary half-crown 1689, edge detailed 'Primo', frosted crown, Sp 3435 (good/fine, dark cabinet toning).

An Elizabeth I hammered silver sixpence 1558-1603, sixth issue, dated 1582, mintmark bell over sword on reverse, Sp 2578 (good/fine, some rust staining to reverse left side, surface residue probably environmental, otherwise toned).

A Crusaders Cyprus Peter I hammered silver gros 1359-1369, obverse with Peter seated on throne facing, holding orb and sword, reverse with cross and crosses in angles (good/very fine for issue, slightly irregular flan, toned with some surface rust from poor environmental storage).

An Italy Napoleon I silver five lire 1812, Milan Mint, together with a Napoleon I bronze commemorative medal celebrating the French victories during the Russian campaign of 1812, reverse with river god Borysthenes seated on rocks to left with eagle standard of France, diameter 40mm.

An Elizabeth I hammered silver shilling, sixth issue, mintmark woolpack, together with a Charles II silver fourpence and a 17th/18th century Spain two reales cob.

A collection of coins, tokens and paranumismatic collectables, including a Victoria Jubilee Head crown 1890, a George III one-shilling-and-sixpence bank token 1811, a George III contemporary forgery three shillings bank token 1812, eight 18th century tokens and a Theodesius I follis 378-383, Antioch Mint, reverse with kneeling woman at Victory's feet.

A small collection of British and world banknotes, including a Bank of England Britannia blue five pounds note, Chief Cashier L.K. O'Brien, serial number C26 720337 (extremely fine, uncirculated), a Bank of England blue one pound note, Chief Cashier K.O. Peppiatt, serial number Y45D 737614, and a Bank of England green one pound note, Chief Cashier L.K. O'Brien, serial number M94 J 625012 (generally very fine), within an album.

A large collection of Elizabeth II Change Checker collectable coinage, including five pounds, two pounds and fifty pences, within presentation card displays (generally brilliant uncirculated).

An Elizabeth II Westminster Mint Myths & Legends Maid Marian one-ounce silver coin, limited edition 477/495, cased with certificate, a Westminster Mint MS70 Silver Eagle Collection slabbed two-coin set 2021, cased with certificate, and a DateStamp slabbed five-coin set, cased.

A group of ten Elizabeth II Royal Mint Brilliant Uncirculated The Queen's Beasts commemorative five pounds 2017-2021, each within capsule, with seven card display sleeves (three sleeves lacking), together with a fifty pence five-coin set celebrating Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, cased.

A group of eight Elizabeth II silver Britannia two pounds, comprising 2012, two 2016, 2017, 2018, 2020, 2021 and 2022, within a Westminster Mint card display box with spaces for twelve coins.

A small collection of European and world silver commemorative and other coinage, including three USA one-ounce Silver Eagles, comprising 1988, 2014 and 2016, and an Elizabeth II two pounds 1986, within a Westminster Mint card display box.

An Elizabeth II Royal Mint Sports Collection silver proof fifty pence twenty-nine-coin set celebrating the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic sports, cased (some environmental impairment).

An Elizabeth II Royal Mint silver crown-size eighteen-coin set celebrating the Queen's Diamond Jubilee (some irregular toning, probably from storage), within a deluxe Royal Mint fitted box with certificates (some impairment to case in places)

A collection of forty-three Venezuela five bolivares, dates from 1876 to 1936.

An Elizabeth II Royal Mint Brilliant Uncirculated Countdown to London four-coin set 2009-2012, each within a card pack sleeve and outer box, together with three Elizabeth II Royal Mint Brilliant Uncirculated Queen's Diamond Jubilee five pounds, each within a gift pack sleeve.

A George V one pound note, Chief Cashier John Bradbury, serial number 238945, together with a collection of mixed coinage, including a George III cartwheel penny 1797.

A large collection of Elizabeth II Bank of England green one pound notes, including some uncirculated examples, mainly Chief Cashier J.B. Page, and an Elizabeth II Bank of England ten shillings note, Chief Cashier J.S. Fforde.