Ancient, English and world coins, and tokens, [including] a Tiberius sestertius, Tiberius seated holding patera and sceptre; Edward III and Richard II coins from the Hill Deveril (Wiltshire) Hoard; [as well as] dupicates from the collection of Scottish an

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ANCIENT, ENGLISH and WORLD COINS
and TOKENS
Wednesday 14 December 1994 at 10.00 am
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SALE NO 29727 Coins DATE 14-DEC-94 VAT EXCLUSIVE
ALL PRICES ARE POUNDS STERLING
LOT RESULT
85. 00 55 120. 109 140. 158 20. 206 110. 254 140.
65. 00 56 260. 110 200. 159 70. 207 80. 255 750.
160 -00 58 45. 111 We 160 80. 208 110. 256 Ob)
120. 00 59 70. UZ 410. 161 420. 209 85. 257 1300.
100. 61 30. 113 85. 162 90. 210 55. 258 120.
OW= NW W 35). 62 90. 114 210. 164 130. 212 80. 260 150.
OBR 63 30. 15) 160. 165 360. 213 95. 261 55.
85. 65 35) 116 DDE 166 150. 214 Bic 262 45.
2000. 67 200. 117 320. 169 1200. 215 100. 263
i. 68 150. 118 (0) 170 DD. 216 180. 264 230.
160. 69 380. 119 400. 171 210. 217 70. 265 650.
85. 70 130. 120 50. We 370. 218 90. 266 500.
5Di. 71 70. 121 5), 173 340. 219 230. 267 360.
85. 72 S5ye 123 1650. 174 460. 220 45. 268 9b.
190. 230. 124 440. 175 290. 221 110. 269 40.
200. 14 260. 125 140. 176 350. 222 130. 270 200.
160. 15 85. 126 Obie 177 240. 223 30. 271 40.
55. 76 (De 127 80. 178 140. 224 95. 272 (le).
50. 7 200. 128 340. 179 120. 225 120. 273 230.
30. 78 85. 129 150. 180 360. 226 85. 274 230.
650. 79 620. 130 60. 181 200. 227 40. 275 240.
45. 80 310. 131 Oe 182 90. 228 110. 276 240.
45. 81 310. 132 270. 183 180. 229 150. 277 230.
60. 82 210. 133 (- 184 120. 230 50. 278 240.
180. 83 340. 134 65. 185 190. 232 220. 279 240.
280. 84 240. 135 (Pe 186 220. 233 180. 280 240.
290. 87 120. 136 40. 187 80. oo* 235 1700. 230.
170. 88 95. 137 160. 188 190. 236 150. 282 240.
160. 89 100. 138 180. 189 120 .00* 237 180. 283 240.
160. 90 160. 140 120. 190 220. 238 4200. 284 240.
45. 91 180. 141 120. 191 240. 239 5) 285 220.
110. 92 120. 142 40. 192 360. 240 45. 286 230.
95) 93 1530) 143 85. 193 130. 241 160. 287 240.
110. 94 5By 144 65. 194 110. 242 65. 288 120.
110. 95 180. 146 250. 195 200. 243 70. 289 160.
160. 96 430. 147 340. 196 360. 244 370. 290 520.
250. 97 580. 148 90. 197 140. 245 190. 291 220.
40. 99 850. 149 120. 198 160. 246 120. 292 160.
550. 100 70. 150 50. 199 (ye 247 1600. 293 150.
130. 101 85. 151 140. 200 110. 248 470. 294 280.
250. 104 230. 152 65. 201 110. 249 (e 295 170.
80. 105 120. 153 50. 202 100. 250 35. 296 110.
70. 106 90. 155 1100. 203 100. 251 400. 297 230.
95s 107 250. 156 fa. 204 220. 252 50. 298 200.
60. 108 110. 157 150. 205 120° 253 130. 299 240.
Glendining’s
101 New Bond Street,
London W1Y 9LG
SALE NO 29727 Coins DATE 14-DEC-94 VAT EXCLUSIVE
ALL PRICES ARE POUNDS STERLING
LOT RESULT
300 60. 00 348 210. 00 397 180. 00
301 340. 00 349 410. 00 398 160. 00
302 420. 00 350 85 00 399 60. 00
303 250. 00 351 390. 00 400 210. 00
304 200. 00 352 65. oo* 401 160. 00
305 250. 00 353 220. 00 402 110 -00
306 190. 00 354 110. 00 403 120. 00
307 180. 00 356 130. 00 404 160. 00
308 90. 00 357 80 .00* 405 60 00
309 230. 00 358 140. 00 406 90. 00
310 170. 00 359 130. 00 407 170. 00
311 85. 00 360 90. 00* 408 260. 00
312 (Bx 00 361 60. 00* 409 100. 00
315 750. 00 362 130. 00 410 150. 00
316 460. 00 363 110. o0* 411 160 .00
317 190. 00 364 70. 00 412 160 -00
318 190. 00 365 95. 00 413 85. 00
319 180 .00 366 60. 00 414 70. 00
320 140. 00 367 170. 00 415 DDie 00
521 250 -00 368 210. 00 416 5), 00
322 100 -00 369 45. 00 417 80. 00
323 460. 00 370 80 .00 418 130. 00
324 290. 00 372 310. 00 419 120. 00
325 470. 00 373 70. 00 420 90. 00
326 190. 00 375 60. 00 421 85 -00
327 Da 00 376 200. 00 422 70. 00
328 70. 00 377 260. 00 423 120. 00
329 280. 00 378 130. 00 424 130 -00
330 370 .00 379 50. 00* 425 240. 00
331 90. 00 380 85. 00 426 240. 00
332 70. 00 381 30. 00 427 100. 00
333 60. 00 382 60. 00 428 110. 00
335 13s 00 384 20. 00 429 270 -00
336 820 .00 385 950. 00 430 100. 00
337 700. 00 386 30. 00 431 70. 00
338 370. 00 387 40. 00 432 70. 00
339 270. 00 388 55 .00
340 180. 00 389 250. 00
341 370. 00 390 150 00
342 160. 00 391 170 -00
343 B70 00 392 130. 00
344 290. 00 393 240. 00
345 70% 00* 394 150. 00
346 S70) 00 395 290 00
347 290 .00 396 130 .00
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LONDON
ANCIENT, ENGLISH and WORLD COINS
and TOKENS
Including duplicates from the collection of Scottish and other communion tokens
formed by the late Archibald McLean
To be Sold by Auction
Wednesday 14 December 1994 at 10.00 am
Viewing strictly by appointment
Friday 9 December, 9 am to 4 pm
Public viewing
Monday 12 December, 9 am to 4 pm
Tuesday 13 December, 9 am to 4 pm
Sale No. 29727
Catalogue £6
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CONTENTS
WEDNESDAY 14 DECEMBER 1994
at 10.00am
LOTS
Greek Coins k— 08
Roman Coins | 19— 7A
Hammered Coins from the Hill Deverill Hoard T= (686
British Gold and Silver Coins S769
Miscellaneous British Coins Or 207
World Gold and Silver Coins 208289
Miscellaneous British and World Coins 290— 371
Historical Medals 372 — 389
Scottish and other Communion Tokens 390— 432
ANCIENT, ENGLISH and WORLD COINS
and TOKENS
Day of Sale
Wednesday 14 December 1994
commencing at 10.00 am precisely
Greek Coins 7
Roman Macedon, Aesillas (c. 80 B.C.), Tetradrachm, head
l of Alexander, rev. club, money-chest and chair (Sear 1463).
Campania, Neapolis (4th cent. B.C.), Didrachm, off-centre, Overstruck, very fine. (£80— 100) |
good fine; Boeotia, Thebes (Sth cent. B.C.), Stater (cf. Sear
2374), fine. (£80— 100) 2 8
Corinth (4th cent. B.C.), Stater, Pegasos left, rev. head of
Athena left, figure of Artemis behind. Good fine. (£50 —60) |
9
—Stater, similar, Palladion symbol; with a Drachm of
Dyrrhachion, A fractions (3) including Kroton, Corcyra,
and a Bronze of Maroneia. Fine to about very fine.
(£90 — 120) 6
ILyoyi 2 10
Crete, Aptera (c. 320—280 B.C.), Stater, head of a Diony-
oD) siac nymph left, rev. the hero Kydon stringing his bow (Le
Rider pl. 9, 24; cf. Sear 3249). Rare, some edge marks, fine.
Calabria, Tarentum (c. 420 B.C.), Stater, Taras riding
(£180 — 220) |
dolphin left, shell below, rev. Taras Oikistes seated left,
holding distaff (Vlasto 210). Obverse very fine, from a worn
die, reverse off-centre but extremely fine and from a fresh die ill
of the highest artistic quality. (£200— 300) l Kings of Parthia, Mithradates II (c. 123 —88 B.C.), Drachm
(Sellwood 28), virtually extremely fine; with a Roman Re-
Ex Glendining, 5th July 1974, lot 401.
publican struck As and Greek Bronzes (2), good fine.
(£60 — 80) 4
3
—— (c. 300 B.C), Stater, horseman left, rey. Taras on
dolphin left, wielding trident; owl behind (Vlasto 836).
Extremely fine. (£100— 150) |
Ex Glendining, Sth July 1974, lot 402.
4
Bruttium, Kroton (c. 480 B.C.), Stater, tripod, rev. tripod in
incuse (Sear 256). Worn die, fine. (£60— 80) |
5
Sicily, Messana (c. 475 B.C.), Tetradrachm, biga of mules, om?
leaf in ex., rev. hare (Caltabiano 181). Good fine.
(£140— 180) | (ID
Kings of Egypt, Ptolemy II (285—246 B.C.), Gold Okto-
6 drachm, Alexandria, veiled and diademed head of Arsinoe
— Syracuse (c. 475 B.C.), Tetradrachm, quadriga right, II right, © behind, rev. twin cornucopiae bound with fillet
crowned by Nike, rev. head of Arethusa right, circled by (Svoronos 460). Edge marks, very fine to good very fine.
dolphins (Sear 914). Good fine/fine. (£120— 150) | (£2,200 — 2,500) l
13 24
— Bronzes (17), of various reigns, sizes and types. Two very — Semis, Colonia Patricia (Spain, RPC 130); with a Quad-
fine, others fair to fine. (£100— 150) 1 rans of Castulo, rev. boar, and an autonomous 4 of
Alexandria Troas (3rd cent. A.D.), rev. wolf and twins.
14 Good very fine. (£40 —50) 3
Roman Egypt, Alexandria, Billon Tetradrachms (54),
mainly late 3rd cent. emperors. Fine to very fine.
(£100 — 150) 54
IS
—— Drachms (20), Trajan to Lucius Verus; with lesser
denominations (5). A few scarce types, generally fair.
(£100— 150) 25
16
Kings of Mauretania, Juba II (25 B.C. — A.D. 23), Denar-
ius, rey. cornucopia and sceptre in saltire, crescent above
(Sear 5974). Virtually extremely fine. (£60 —80) ] Lot 25
Ex Glendining, Sth July 1974, lot 405.
D5)
Tiberius (14 — 37), Sestertius, A.D. 22/3, Tiberius seated left
i
holding patera and sceptre; CIVITATIBVS ASIAE RESTITVTIS,
Greek A (8), includes Tetradrachm of Alexander the Great,
rey. TI CAESAR DIVI AVG F AVGVST PM TR POT XXIII, SC (RIC 48;
Antiochos VIII of Syria, fine, other lesser denominations,
Foss 15). A scarce and important historical sestertius, reddish
varied state, and an Early Ionian Electrum fraction (0.69g.),
patina with slight scrapes, good very fine. (L800—1,200) 1
uncertain obverse type, fine. (£100— 150)
Ex Glamis Castle Collection, Glendining, 4th July 1974, lot 139.
18
26
Greek (52), various mints. Several fine. (£100—150) 52
—-Denarius, rev. Livia seated right (RIC 30). Reverse
pitted, about very fine/ fine. (£80— 100) ]
Roman Coins
27
Claudius (41 — 54), As, rev. Libertas standing (RIC 97/1 Fah
19
Possibly a local imitation, very fine. (£50 —60)
Roman Silver, Republican Denarii (10), Quinarii (2), Imper-
ial Denarii (22). Varied state. (£15— 2000 ) 4
28
— As, rey. Minerva right (RIC 100/1160. Possibly a local
20 imitation, about very fine. (£50 —60)
Roman Republican Aes (10), includes Triens of H (Cr.
85/4), very fine, Pompeian Asses (2) and others, fair to fine.
29
(£100— 150) 10
— As, same type (RIC 100). Possibly a local imitation, very
fine. (£50 — 60) ]
21
Augustus (27 B.C. — A.D. 14), As, Emerita (Spain), bare 30
head right, rev. [P] CARISIVS LEG AVGVSTI (RIC 19). Scarce, Roman Dupondii (9), Divus Augustus, Germanicus, Vitel-
about very fine. (£100— 150) | lius (RIC 133), Vespasian (3), Trajan (2), Hadrian. Third
rare, generally fine. (£120— 160) 9
22
—Tetradrachm, Antioch, rev. Tyche and river god oa 31
4156; Sear 106). Fair. (£6—0 80 ) Roman Asses (12), Augustus & Agrippa, Tiberius, Drusus,
Germanicus, Claudius, Nero (2), Galba, Vespasian, Titus,
Domitian (2). Fine. (£200— 300) 12
23
— Denarius, rev. Caius and Lucius Caesars; Commemorat-
ive As, rev. Livia seated (RIC Tiberius 72); Bronze of 32
Thrace, with King Rhoemetalkes (Cf. RPC 1714). Fine. — (15), Tiberius (2), Drusus, Nero (5), Galba (2), Vespasian
(£40 — 50) 3 (3), Domitian (2). Fine or about so. (£200— 300) 15