Emperor Nero 54-68 AD is another must have for Roman coin collectors; this coin is rarer than the normal silver denarius as it is the one with the three empirical standards on the reverse minted in Rome and somehow making its way to the British Isles. Extra fine condition.
Julius Caesar 54-44 BC. All his coins are highly sort after, this one in particular. It was minted after the conquest of Gaul the reverse depicts his triumphant standard flanked by two captive Gallic warriors. Its one of the rare ones and its in very fine condition.
Rare Early Anglo-Saxon silver primary sceattas 680-710 AD.
The rare 1946 George the sixth threepence in very fine condition.
James the second, twopence 1686 in UNC condition.
Elizabeth the first, silver penny of the third and fourth issues 1561-1577, very fine condition.
Commonwealth coinage 1649-60 minted between the execution of Charles the first and Oliver Cromwell (a period of only 11 years) is always highly sort after and this halfgrote (2 pence) is in lovely condition and would make an excellent edition to any collection.
The very rare Derbyshire minted Queen Anne farthing 1713. Minted under licence from the Royal mint as the local economy was faltering because of a lack of low denominated coinage.
Queen Anne, shilling 1709 in fine condition.
George the third, shilling 1816 in Extra Fine condition.
George the fourth, sixpence 1824 in very fine condition.
William the fourth, penny 1831 in fine condition
William the fourth, grote (four pence) 1836 in UNS condition.
William the fourth, halfpenny 1831 in fine condition.
Victoria, shilling 1887 in Extra Fine condition.
The rare and unusual Penny Model by Joseph Moore minted in 1844 in very fine condition, he entered a competition to design a new one penny, but sadly he was not the winner. Joseph Moore was so confident of success however he minted a few thousand only to be piped at the post they still found their way into circulation.
Victoria, shilling 1872 in very fine condition.
Victoria, sixpence 1887 in extra fine condition.
