A Collection of British Milled Coins, the Property of a Gentleman 380


Pennies (2), 1863 normal 3, 1865 (F 42, 50; BMC 1655, 1667; S 3954) [2]. First extremely fine with subdued original colour, second good very fine


381 Penny, 1867 (F 53; BMC 1674; S 3954). Extremely fine or better, traces of original colour 382 Penny, 1870 (F 60; BMC 1686; S 3954). Extremely fine, rare 383


384


£80-£100 £100-£120 £120-£150


Penny, 1875, dies Lj, narrow date, sea does not cross linear circle (F 80; BMC 1701; S 3954). Extremely fine, some original colour on reverse


£100-£120


Pennies (2), 1877 large date, 1878, both dies Lk (F 91, 94; BMC 1709, 1712; S 3954) [2]. Extremely fine with some original colour


£150-200


385 Penny, 1879, dies Mk, normal date (F 97; BMC 1715; S 3954). Good extremely fine, much original colour £80-£100 386


387 388 Penny, 1893 (F 136; BMC 1748; S 3954). About as struck, almost full original colour


£100-£120 £80-£100


Pennies (2), 1881H dies Pp, 1882H dies Rp (F 108, 114; BMC 1724, 1728; S 3955) [2]. Extremely fine with a hint of original colour


£150-£200


Pennies (4), 1884, 1885, 1891, 1892 (F 119, 121, 132, 134; BMC 1733, 1735, 1744, 1746; S 3954) [4]. Extremely fine or better


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Penny, 1895, dies Vv, trident 2mm from P of PENNY (F 139; BMC 1939; S 3961A). Extremely fine with traces of subdued original colour, rare


£200-£300


Pennies (4), 1895, 1897, 1899, 1901 (S 3961); together with other Pennies (19), Halfpence (4) and a Farthing, various dates, all George V [28]. Varied state, a useful lot


£120-£150


391


Proof set, 1887, comprising Five and Two Pounds, Sovereign and Half-Sovereign, Crown to Threepence [11]. Gold with very minor marks and hairlines, otherwise about as struck, brilliant, silver with uniform toning, an attractive set; in dated leather case


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