19th Century Tokens from the Collection of the late Francis Cokayne (Part III)


889


WARWICKSHIRE, Birmingham, Workhouse, Davis’ Sixpence, 1813, elevation of Workhouse, rev. arms, edge plain, 134.75g/6h (W 376). Extremely fine and attractively patinated, very rare


£500-£700


890 891


WARWICKSHIRE, Birmingham, Workhouse, Davis’ Sixpence, 1813, from the same dies as previous, edge plain, 133.26g/6h (W 376). Obverse cut-cancelled, otherwise about extremely fine, very rare


£240-300


WORCESTERSHIRE, Dudley, Richard Wallis, Thomas and Isaac Badger, Penny, 1811, 18.86g/12h (W 728); Lye, J. Forrest & Co, Penny, 1811, 17.80g/12h (W 855); Worcester, House of Industry, Penny, 1811, 28.26g/12h (W 1258), imitation Penny, 1814, 17.29g/6h (W 1264a) [4]. W 855 extremely fine with diffused original colour, others very fine, last very rare


£90-£120 Provenance: W 1264a W. Norman Collection, Sotheby Auction, 27-8 June 1905, lot 261 (part)


892


Provenance: Bt Lincoln June 1900 WORCESTERSHIRE, Lye, J. Forrest & Co, Penny, 1811, value in wreath, rev. bust of George III left, edge centre-grained,


18.78g/12h (W 855). Brilliant mint state with fully reflective fields, attractively toned £120-£150


893


Provenance: F.G. Lawrence Collection, Sotheby Auction, 2-4 May 1900, lot 377 (part) WORCESTERSHIRE, Lye, Thomas Wood & Co, Proof Penny, 1811, legend around value, rev. tree, edge centre-grained,


19.17g/12h (W – [dies of W 860]; cf. DNW 157, 1298). Trifling spots in centre of obverse, otherwise brilliant mint state with fully reflective surfaces, extremely rare


£240-£300 www.dnw.co.uk all lots are illustrated on our website and are subject to buyers’ premium at 24% (+VAT where applicable)


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