Tokens, historical medals, and English and world coins, [including] a collection of 18th century halfpenny, 19th century silver shilling, and countermarked tokens, Part I, the property of a gentleman; a Queen Victoria Jubilee five-pounds, 1887; [and] a se

42 Pages·1993·4.3 MB·English

by  Glendining & Co.

Glendinings
LONDON
TOKENS, HISTORICAL MEDALS,
IN(G Aaa leeM ALO) CRD EGO)ING
Wednesday 3 November 1993 at 10.00 am
Gi Ce § AUCTIONEERS & VALUERS
Ss OF COINS AND MEDALS
Directors: C. J. Weston FIA(Scot), R. H. Hollest, F.R.I.C.S.
Company Secretary: John Parsons BA(Hons), ACA
Manager: Adam Croton BA(Hons)
Specialist Staff: Coins: Anthony Dowle
Charles Riley BA(Hons)
Medals: Donald Hall
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© Glendining & Co. London 1993
Glendining’s
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SALE NO 9310 English & World Coins DATE 03-NOV-93
VAT EXCLUSIVE
ALL PRICES ARE POUNDS STERLING
LOT RESULT
1 15.00 53 130.00 108 75.00 167 470.00 215 90.00* 261 330.00
2 120.00 54 70.00 109 200.00 168 180.00 217 225.00 262 290.00
3 140.00 55 60.00 110 140.00 170 160.00 218 320.00 263 120.00
5 40.00 57 120.00 111 60.00 172 320.00 219 120.00 264 160.00
6 80.00 59 120.00 112 360.00 173 290.00 220 80.00 265 150.00
i 110.00 60 55.00 113 95.00 174 230.00 221 310.00 267 30.00
9 110.00 63 95.00 114 25.00 175 270.00 222 75.00 268 220.00
10 200.00 64 170.00 115 95.00 70 90.00 223 130.00 269 240.00
11 70.00 65 110.00 116 140.00 178 180.00 224 50.00 270 20.00
12 100.00 68 90.00 117 150.00 179 230.00 226 180.00* 271 130.00
13 140.00 69 60.00 118 160.00 180 300.00 227 45.00 272 500.00
14 130.00 72 30.00 119 140.00 181 30.00 228 200.00 273 390.00
15 170.00 Te) 80.00 120 85.00 182 30.00 229 70.00 274 660.00
16 190.00 14 110.00 121 55.00 183 30.00 230 410.00 275 420.00
18 90.00 (5 75.00 122 170.00 184 40.00 231 85.00 277 410.00
19 390.00 76 110.00 123 240.00 185 35.00 231A 260.00 278 420.00
20 180.00 ata 75.00 127 110.00 187 30.00 232 60.00* 279 420.00
21 160.00 78 70.00 128 240.00 188 60.00 233 120.00* 280 410.00
22 130.00 19 160.00 129 270.00 189 230.00 234 50.00 281 300.00
25 200.00 80 45.00 131 230.00 190 190.00 235 65.00 282 620.00
24 140.00 81 95.00 is2 210.00 191 410.00 236 420.00 283 130.00
25 95.00 82 20.00 133 140.00 192 310.00 237 105.00 284 290.00
26 50.00 84 110.00 134 150.00 193 260.00 238 400.00 285 200.00
27 40.00 85 55.00 136 70.00 194 360.00 239 110.00 286 230.00
29 55.00 86 130.00 SIZ 160.00 195 70.00 240 85.00 287 220.00
30 55.00 87 55.00 138 160.00 196 230.00 241 510.00 288 230.00
31 350.00 89 50.00 139 30.00 197 310.00 242 290.00 289 230.00
32 90.00 90 45.00 140 280.00 198 20.00 243 120.00 290 230.00
34 150.00 91 100.00 142 110.00 199 80.00 244 95.00 291 200.00
35 110.00 92 45.00 144 160.00 200 650.00 245 55.00 293 55.00
38 110.00 93 270.00 145 210.00 201 90.00 246 75.00 295 320.00
39 130.00 94 35.00 146 180.00 202 30.00* 247 130.00 297 150.00
40 95.00 95 75.00 147 160.00 203 40.00* 248 240.00 298 100.00
41 110.00 96 290.00 148 110.00 204 360.00 249 180.00 299 190.00
42 70.00 97 55.00 149 160.00 205 680.00 250 75.00 300 50.00
43 210.00 98 170.00 153 45.00 206 440.00 251 150.00 301 70.00
44 170.00 99 55.00 154 130.00 207 70.00 252 210.00 302 50.00
45 240.00 100 65.00 (55 220.00 208 125 .00* 253 25.00 303 80.00
46 210.00 101 35.00 158 180.00 208A 120.00 254 95.00 304 150.00
47 240.00 102 85.00 159 160.00 209 240.00 255 110.00 305 60.00
48 55.00 103 100.00 160 330.00 210 75.00 256 160.00 306 420.00
49 45.00 104 120.00 163 180.00 211 75.00 Zoi 120.00 307 75.00
51 90.00 105 110.00 164 120.00 212 210.00* 258 110.00 308 120.00
51A 20.00 106 140.00 165 75.00 213 260.00 259 80.00 309 100.00
52 80.00 107 200.00 166 160.00 214 220.00 260 25.00 310 110.00
LOT RESULT
ERRATA 311 65 .00 359 1120. 00 404 150. 00 |
3rd November 1993 Si 160. 00 360 320. 00 405 60. 00
313 70. 00 361 300. 00 406 40. 00 |
314 180. 00 362 220. 00 407 55 -00 |
Lot 315 250. 00 363 440. 00 408 120 00 |
316 75. 00 364 95. 00 409 360. 00
243 2 inp Tot SHl/ 65. 00 365 110 -00 410 260. 00
318 120 .00 366 75 00 411 260. 00
Zo2 2 inp doe 320 170. 00 367 255 00 412 40. 00
321 150. 00 368 150. 00 413 50. 00
292 withdrawn 322 70. 00 369 850. 00 414 200. 00
324 100. 00 370 200. 00 415 360. 00
294 withdrawn 325 500. 00 371 370. 00 416 420 -00
326 430. 00 372 200. 00 417 280 -00
323 This was part of lot 396 327 380. 00 373 60. 00 418 170 -00
328 210. 00 374 85. 00 419 180. 00
438-441 No lots 330 240. 00 375 60. 00 420 270. 00
331 Bc 00 376 80. 00 421 450. 00
332 110. 00 377 80. 00 422 100. 00*
333 860. 00 378 1050 00 423 190. 00
334 160. 00 379 110. 00 424 60. oo*
335 260. 00 380 80. 00 425 110. oo*
336 1040. 00 381 60. 00 426 120 . 00*"
337 330. 00 382 120 -00 427 100 00
338 90. 00 383 120. 00 429 180. 00
339 45. 00 384 180. 00 430 130 00
340 550. 00 385 90. 00 431 60. 00*
341 330. 00 386 150. 00 433 130. 00
342 320. 00 387 130. 00 435 130. 00
343 70. 00 388 20. 00 436 240. 00
344 900 .00 389 70. 00 437 100. 00
345 (5s 00 390 60. 00 443 260 -00
346 150. 00 391 190. 00 444 200. 00
347 260. 00 392 313) 00 445 160 .00
348 130. 00 393 350. 00 446 95. 00
349 1120. 00 394 90 00 447 50. 00
350 1110. 00 395 750. 00 448 55 00
351 1120. 00 396 750 -00 449 70. 00
352 1120. 00 397 140. 00 450 100. 00
353 390. 00 398 140. 00 452 150. 00
354 55a 00 399 180. 00 453 100. 00
355 25 .00 400 380 .00
356 1120. 00 401 260. 00
S57, 1110. 00 402 90. 00
358 1130. 00 403 250. 00
Gi
LONDON
ILOKENS IBTORICA dis AL:
ENGLISH and WORLD COINS
To be Sold by Auction
Wednesday 3 November 1993 at 10.00 am
Viewing by appointment
Friday 29 October, 8.30 am to 4.45 pm
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Monday 1 November, 8.30 am to 4.45 pm
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VALUATIONS .
IFawopnols sere=oO pNIlN OlU UMEa y cone ricer cere eco coer ee 0 £5 Probate and Insurance Valuations on Collections at agreed scale of
£1,001-£2,500..... el) charges.
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£12,501-£15,000 £60 obtained by writing to us at 101 New Bond Street, London
Above this figure we suggest you consult our Posting Department. WI1Y 9LG.
1993
TOKENS, HISTORICAL MEDALS
ENGLISH and WORLD COINS
Day of Sale
Wednesday 3 November 1993
commencing at 10.00 am precisely
A Collection of 18th and 19th Century Tokens
Part I
The Property of a Gentleman 6)
Cumberland, Low Hall, Colliery, 1797, rev. horse working
18th Century gin (1). Extremely fine with traces of original colour, rare.
(£90 — 110) l
Numbered according to Dalton and Hamer
N.B.; All are Halfpennies unless otherwise stated.
77]
— Lake Token, Farthing, 1796, rev., lake scene (2). About
England
extremely fine, rare. (£120—150) ]
|
Bedfordshire, Leighton Buzzard, girl making lace (3c, 3d). *8
Derbyshire, Buxton, Arms, rev. Georgian crescent, 1796 (3),
Very fine and better. (£20—25) 2
Extremely fine with some original colour, rare. (£L80—100) |
2
Buckinghamshire, Aylesbury (1, 3), Chesham (20), Slough 9
(22, 23, 24, in white metal, 27). Very fine to extremely fine,
Devonshire, Exeter (2), Plymouth (6, 8); Dorset, Blandford
several scarce. (£180— 220) 7
(1), Poole (6), Sherborne (7, 8). Very fine to extremely fine,
fourth rare, last scarce. (£100— 120) di
*3
Cambridgeshire, Newmarket, Penny, two horses passing
winning post (11). Extremely fine with attractive tone, rare. *10
(£200 — 250) l Durham, Sunderland, Penny, Iron Bridge, brig passing
beneath, rey. ships at sea, 1797 (2), South Shields (4, 7). A//
4
extremely fine, second and third with original colour, first
— County (12, 12a, 14, 15a, 17a), Cambridge (19a, 19b). rare. (£180 — 220) 3
Very fine to extremely fine, last two rare. (£90 —100) 7
First illustrated.
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Cheshire, Chester (5a), Macclesfield (7, 13, 20, 62a, 80): eal
Cornwall, County (2), Falmouth (3), Penryn (4). Mostly Essex, Epping Forest, Shilling, 1796, rev. stag under tree
very fine or better. (£50 — 80) 9 (1b). Nearly extremely fine, dark tone, rare. (£100—120) 1
12 2D
— Braintree (4), Chelmsford (5), Colchester (10), Dunmow — Goudhurst (28, 28a, another, countermarked F, 29,
(11b, 12), Hornchurch (33), Maldon (35), Warley Camp another, countermarked M), Hawkhurst (30), Hythe (31),
(36d). Very fine to extremely fine. (£120— 140) 8 Lamberhurst (34, 35, 35a), Maidstone (36, 37), New Rom-
ney (38), Sandwich (39), Staplehurst (40), Tenterden (42).
13 Fine to extremely fine, D.H. 29, 30, 38, with original colour.
Gloucestershire, Gloucester, Pennies, Kempson’s Buildings (£130 —150) 16
(1, 6, 8), Badminton series (22, 24, 34, 43, 46, 54), Brims-
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combe Port (60), Gloucester and Berkeley Canal (63),
Newent (64). Mostly extremely fine, several scarce. — Stone, Ms cypher, M.SNOW HOP FACTOR 1797, rey. thistle
(£160 — 180) 1 between hop sprigs (41). About extremely fine and very rare.
(£300 — 400) l
Bought from Baldwin, 11/1/19, for 50s/-.
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Hampshire, Basingstoke, Canal, Shilling, 1789, JOHN PIN-
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KERTON, Barge, rev. wheelbarrow and tools (1). Extremely
Lancashire, Halsall, Penny (1), Lancaster, A. Seward Pen-
fine, scarce. (£120— 140)
nies, view of castle, rev. bridge, 1794 (2, 3, in white metal).
First fine, others about extremely fine and rare. (£150 — 200)
Fills 3
— Gosport, Penny, Flags and drum, rev. floating fortress,
1798 (3). Extremely fine, rare. (£20— 2020 ) 1 DS)
— Lancaster (29, 39, 46, 53, 54, 57, 59), Liverpool (67, 108,
114), Manchester (127, 128, 135a, 135e, 135h, Rochdale
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(140, 143, 148, 149). Mostly very fine or better. (£120— 140)
— Emsworth (10, 11, 13 (2), 14a, 16, 17, 18, 20, 20c, 23, 25,
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27, 29c, 30, 39, in white metal), Gosport (41, 43), Lyndhurst
(45), Newport, Isle of Wight (46), Petersfield (47, 48c),
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Portsmouth (55, 57a, 57b (2), 58, 60a, 65, 66), Portsea (70,
Lincolnshire, Lincoln (1), Sleaford (3, 3b), Spalding (4),
79), Southampton (89, 90, 91), West Cowes (94). Mostly fine
Wainfleet (8, another, plated). The first extremely fine and
to very fine, a few better, D.H. 39, very rare. (£180—200) 36
rare, others fine or better. (£60—80) 6
19) Di
— Southampton, Bust of Sir Bevois, rev. Arms, 1790 (84), Middlesex, Christ’s Hospital, Sixpence, octagonal (1), Pen-
another, similar, dated 1791 (87). First very fine, second nies, round (9, 11, 13). First extremely fine, but a modern
extremely fine, both very rare. (£150—200) copy without the date, others very fine or better. (£60—80) 4
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— Hall’s, Pennies (25, 26a), Masonic, Penny (33), Young’s
Herefordshire, Hereford, Pennies (2, 3), Halfpence (5), large
Pennies (39 (2), one struck from failed oby. die). Very fine to
and small flan; Hertfordshire, Bishop’s Stortford (4). Fine to
extremely fine, some scarce. (£100 — 120) 5
extremely fine, D.H. 2 and 3, scarce. (£100— 120) 5
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AS — National Series, Pennies, George III’s visit to St. Paul’s,
Kent, Gravesend, Naval Penny, barge sailing, rev. Naval 1789 (177, in silver), Return to Health, 1789 (185, in white
Crown, 1797 (1). Extremely fine with traces of original metal), Centenary of Glorious Revolution, 1688—1788
colour, extremely rare. (£50— 6000 ) ] (186, in white metal), Revolution Jubilee Penny (199).
Mostly very fine, last rare. (£80— 100) 4
Bought from Baldwin, July, 1924 for £4/4s/-.
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— Political and Social Series, Pennies, Death of John How-
— Appledore (3), Benenden (4), Brookland (5), Canterbury
ard, 1790 (207), Thomas Paine, 1793 (208), William Pitt,
(6, 7, 8, 9), Deal (11), Deptford (13), Dymchurch (15),
1789 (211), Lord Thurlow, speech to the House (219). A// in
Dover (16, 16a, 19), Faversham (20). Mostly extremely fine, white metal, fine to very fine, second rare. (£80—100) 4
D.H. 19, rare. (£140— 160) 14
esi
Dh — Washington Series, Penny, bust of Washington, rev.
—Folkestone, ship at quayside, 1796, LET COMMERCE Arms of U.S.A., LIBERTY AND SECURITY (243). Extremely
FLOURISH (21). Extremely fine, obverse brilliant, rare. fine with traces of original colour, small verdigris spot on first
(£100 — 120) | N Of WASHINGTON, rare. (£250 — 350) l
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