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Browse Catalogue of Stack's Coin Store Limited to: Coins of Great Britain Featuring Coins in Shakespeare Page 1 of 2  •  First  Previous  Next  Last  • Goto Page Categories  •  Stack's Coin Store → Coins of Great Britain Featuring Coins in Shakespeare → Celtic Britain Item # Description Grade Price 100783 CELTIC BRITAIN, 1st Century B.C. EF $2,250 Stater. Devolved Apollo head right. Rv. Disjointed horse right. British H. North-East Coast type. BMC.188-90, VA.800-11, S.28. Fully round and sharply struck. Extremely Fine. 100785 CELTIC BRITAIN, 1st Century B.C. EF $1,850 Stater. Corn ear dividing CA MV. Rv. Horse right, branch above, CVN(O). Cunobelin, wild type. Cunobelin has been identified as Shakespeare's Cymbeline. BMC.1804-8, VA.193, S.283. Extremely Fine. Categories  •  Stack's Coin Store → Coins of Great Britain Featuring Coins in Shakespeare → England Item # Description Grade Price 100786 Edward III, 1327-1377 AB EF $3,000 Noble. King standing facing in ship with sword and shield. Rv. Closed E in center of royal cross in tressure. Pre-treaty period, 1351-77. Mm. Cross 3 (1356-61). N.1183, S.1490. About Extremely Fine. 100787 Edward III, 1327-1377 EF $3,000 Noble. Types as above. Pre-treaty period, 1351-77. Mm. Cross 3 (1356-61). N.1182, S.1490. Extremely Fine. 100789 Edward III, 1327-1377 VF to EF $2,100 Noble. London. Types as above. Treaty period, 1361-69. N.1231, S.1502. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. 100791 Edward III, 1327-1377 CH AU $4,500 Noble. Calais. Types as above. Post-treaty period, 1369-77. N.1281, S.1521. Boldly struck and fully round with complete legends. Choice About Uncirculated. An unusually nice specimen. 100797 Richard II, 1377-1399 EF $5,250 Noble. Calais. Ruler in ship. Rv. Ornamental cross. Mm. Cross pattée. French title resumed. Type IIIA. N.1307, S.1662. Full legends, but a bit muddy. Extremely Fine. 100798 Richard II, 1377-1399 EF $7,650 Half Noble. London. Types as above. French title resumed. Type IIIB, Lion on rudder. N.1311, S.1667. A bit off-center. Extremely Fine. 100799 Henry VI, 1422-1461 AU $6,500 Noble. London. Types as above. Annulet issue, 1422-27. N.1414, S.1799. Sharply struck with full legends. About Uncirculated and about as struck. 100800 Henry VI, 1422-1461 EF $5,250 Noble. London. Types as above. Annulet issue, 1422-27. S.1799. Extremely Fine. 100801 Henry VI, 1422-1461 CH AU $14,500 Noble. London. Types as above. Annulet issue, 1422-27. N.1414, S.1799. Choice About Uncirculated and about as struck. 100802 Henry VI, 1422-1461 AU $3,250 Noble. London. Types as above. Annulet issue, 1422-27. N.1414, S.1799. About Uncirculated. 100804 Edward IV, 1461-1470. First Reign EF $2,500 Ryal or rose-noble. London. Ruler standing in ship with sword and shield, rose on bow. Rv. Radiate rose within royal emblems. Light coinage, 1464-70. Gp.II, Class.I. SCBI Schneider 843-4, S.1952. Extremely Fine. 100805 Edward IV, 1461-1470. First Reign VF $2,500 Ryal or rose-noble. London. Types as above. Light coinage, 1464-70. Flemish Imitation. Mm. Crown. S.1952. Very Fine. 100806 Edward IV, 1461-1470. First Reign VF to EF $1,950 Ryal or rose-noble. London. Types as above. Gorinchem, Gp.II, Class.IIIa. Light Coinage, 1464-70. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. 100812 Mary, 1553-1554 AU $37,500 Fine Sovereign, 1553. Queen enthroned. Rv. Shield in center of Tudor rose. Mm. Pomegranate. Schneider 704 (same dies), S.2488, N.1956. Struck on an exceptional full round flan, with an attractive golden lustre. About Uncirculated. 100815 Elizabeth I, 1558-1603 AB EF $25,000 Sovereign. Queen enthroned. Rv. Square shield on large Tudor rose. Fifth Issue, 1583-1600. Mm. A, 1583-4. The portrait somewhat weak, but fully round with sharp legends. About Extremely Fine. 100816 Elizabeth I, 1558-1603 CH EF $35,000 Pound. Old bust left with long hair and richly ornamented dress. Rv. Crowned shield. Fifth issue, 1583-1600. Mm. Woolpack, 1594-96. S.2534. Choice Extremely Fine. A classic portrait of the virgin queen. 100817 Elizabeth I, 1558-1603 EF $9,500 Pound. Types as above. Fifth issue, 1583-1600. Mm. Key over woolpack. N.2008, S.2534. Nearly Extremely Fine. 100818 Elizabeth I, 1558-1603 EF $8,500 Half-pound. Types as above. Second issue. Mm. Cross crosslet, 1560-61. N.1982, S.2520. Sharply portrait and bold legends. Extremely Fine. 100824 James I, 1603-1625 AB EF $16,500 Rose Ryal. King on throne holding scepter and orb, portcullis at feet. Rv. Shield in center of Tudor rose. Second coinage, 1604-1619. Mm. Rose, 1605-06. Schneider 6 (same dies), S.2613, N.2079. Rare. About Extremely Fine. 100825 James I, 1603-1625 CH EF $19,500 Rose Ryal. King on throne holding orb and scepter. Rv. Square shield on large Tudor rose. Second coinage, 1604-1619. Mm. Tower, 1612-13. S.2613. An impressive full round coin. Choice Extremely Fine. A lovely example of this very rare coin. 100827 James I, 1603-1625 EF $4,750 Unite. Crowned half-length second bust right. Rv. Crowned arms. Second coinage, 1604-1619. Mm. Lis, 1604-05. N.2083, S.2618. Nearly Extremely Fine. 100833 COMMONWEALTH, 1649-1660 VF to EF $14,500 Crown, 1649. Arms of England in palm and laurel wreath. Rv. St. George's cross and Irish harp in the center. Mm. Sun. ESC.1, R4. N.2721, S.3214. Fully round and with a lovely old tone. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. 100834 COMMONWEALTH, 1649-1660 EF $25,000 Crown, 1649. Types as above. Mm. Sun. ESC.1, R5. Wire line inner circle. N.2721, S.3214. Exquisite old tone on excellent surfaces. Nearly Extremely Fine. 100835 COMMONWEALTH, 1649-1660 CH AU $17,750 Crown, 1651. Types as above. Mm. Sun. ESC.3, R4. N.2721, S.3214. Superb patina. Choice About Uncirculated. 100838 Charles II, 1660-1685 EF $7,250 Unite. Types as above. Hammered coinage, 1660-1662. Second issue, with mark of value. Mm. Crown. S.3304. A blush of orange toning about the peripheries. Extremely Fine. 100840 William III, 1694-1702 AU to UNC $4,950 Half-Guinea, 1698. Laureate head right. Rv. Cross of four crowned cruciform shields with scepter between each shield. MCE 193, S.3468. About Uncirculated to Uncirculated. 100842 George I, 1714-1727 UNC $12,500 Guinea, 1714. First laureate head right. Rv. Cross of four shield with scepter between each shield. Prince Elector type. MCE 245, S.3628. Lustrous. Uncirculated. Very rare thus. Categories  •  Stack's Coin Store → Coins of Great Britain Featuring Coins in Shakespeare → Scotland Item # Description Grade Price 100850 James II, 1437-1460 EF $6,950 Demy. Types as above. First coinage, 1437-1451. Var. IVb, with saltire stops. B.8, S.5219. Extremely Fine, well-struck and well centered. Page 1 of 2  •  First  Previous  Next  Last  • Goto Page

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