DIX NO ON AN WEBB
DNW
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A uc t ion e er s & Va lu e rs
In 2011 our experts, who collectively have over 300 years of experience in numismatics, will be offer- ing a record breaking
number of high quality lots in our renowned Rostrum Auctions and mould- breaking online-only Desktop Auctions
16 Mar 11 Lot 598 Scotland
Sword and Sceptre piece James VI, 1602 £1,200 - £1,500
15 Mar 11 Lot 1306 Queen Anne
Gold Coronation Medal 1702
£800 - £1,000
16 Mar 11 Lot 535 William and Mary
5 guineas 1692
£4,000 - £5,000
15 Mar 11 Lot 1674 GeorgeWashington
Inauguration Medal 1790
£200 - £300
DIX NOONAN WEBB
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30 Sep 10 India, 1858
Five Rupees sold for £50,400
31 Mar 10 Lot 284
A rare GreatWar DFC, DSM group of four awarded to 2nd Lieutenant J McK Young Royal Air Force, late Royal Naval Air Service £5,000 - £6,000
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