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LOT 3654
Group of Ten [10] CU Farthings. 17th century AD.
Various rulers. Condition as seen.(5.17gr total.).
ProvenanceFound Suffolk, UK.
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England. Stuart, Charles I AR Shilling. 1625-1649.
Sold for (Inc. bp): £33
Tower (London) mint; i.m: star. Struck 1640-1641. Group F; sixth large 'Briot's bust', type 4.4. (Star) · CAROLVS · D .' G .' MAG .' BRI .' FRA .' ET · HI .' REX ·, crowned sixth bust to left, wearing ruff; XII (mark of value) behind / (Star) · CHRISTO · AVSPICE · REGNO ·, coat-of-arms over cross moline. North 2231; SCBC 2799. 5.90gr, 31mm, 4h.
Near Fine. Some scratches on obverse.
Found Braintree, Essex, UK. Accompanied by a copy of the British Museum's Portable Antiquities Scheme (PAS) report no.ESS-876442. -
England. Tudor, Henry VIII AR Halfpenny. 1509-1547.
Sold for (Inc. bp): £26
York mint; uncertain i.m. Archbishop Thomas Wolsey. Second coinage; struck 1526-1544. Crowned facing bust; [T] W flanking / CIVI-TAS [EBO]-RACI, long cross pattée; triple pellets in quarters. Cf. North 1818; cf. SCBC 2359. 0.37gr, 11mm, 7h.
Fine.
Found near Driffield, East Riding of Yorkshire, UK, since 2010. From the private collection of a Yorkshire, UK, gentleman. -
England. Tudor, Henry VIII with Jane Seymour AV Halfcrown. AD 1509-1547.
Sold for (Inc. bp): £1,690
Tower mint; i.m: arrow. Second Coinage. Struck 1526-1544. (Arrow) RVTILANS ˣˣ ROSA ˣˣ SINЄ ˣˣ SPINA, crowned rose dividing Һ •I• (for Henry and Jane) / (Arrow) ҺЄNRIC '+ 8 + DI '+ G '+ R '+ AGL '+ Z + FRA' +, crowned shield dividing Һ •I• (for Henry and Jane). North 1795; SCBC 2287. 1.82gr, 20mm, 10h.
Good Fine.
Found Lancashire, UK.
Jane Seymour was Henry VIII’s third wife and Queen. Married for just under a year and a half, Jane is best known as the mother of Edward VI, Henry’s long-awaited son and heir. She died just 12 days after giving birth to her son at Hampton Court Palace.
