Silver, 1.05 grams, 17.81 mm. Dated 1729. Obverse: crown over double-headed eagle with CIVITAS IMPERIAL legend. Reverse: 1 SCHIL LING inscription in three lines with MONETA NOVA LUBEC 1729 legend. Very fine and better.

Copper, 1.24 grams, 15.58 mm. Dated 1603. Obverse: castle with B to left for Burgos mint and +P[ ] legend. Reverse: lion passant with HISPANI[ ] legend. Fine for issue.

Silver, 0.97 grams, 19.06 mm. Standard Coinage issue; Dated 1624. Obverse: shield of arms with mark of value '3' below and SIGIS 3 D G REX P M D L legend. Reverse: orb with cross with date '24' inside and MONE NO REG POLO legend. K&M Poland #41. Good fine.

Silver, 2.91 grams, 26.98 mm. Northern Type; 1467-1477 AD. Obverse: arms with +KAROLVS DEI GRA DVX BVRG CO FLA legend. Reverse: cross with quatrefoil and lis at centre and lis ends with SIT NOMEN DOMINI BENEDICTVM legend. Roberts 7884. Very fine.

Silver, 0.30 grams, 12.08 mm. Used in England as a halfpenny; 1567-1570 AD. Obverse: Doge kneeling before St Mark with PE LAV DVX S M V legend. Reverse: figure standing with BI SOLI LAVS TI legend. Paolucci Pietro Loredan 10-11. Good fine.

Silver, 0.30 grams, 12.21 mm. Used in England as a halfpenny; 1567-1570 AD. Obverse: Doge kneeling before St Mark with PE LAV DVX S M V legend. Reverse: figure standing with BI SOLI LAVS TI legend. Paolucci Pietro Loredan 10-11. Fine.

Silver, 0.29 grams, 12.34 mm. Used in England as a halfpenny; 1567-1570 AD. Obverse: Doge kneeling before St Mark with PE LAV DVX S M V legend. Reverse: figure standing with BI SOLI AVS TI legend. Paolucci Pietro Loredan 10-11. Good fine.

Silver, 2.78 grams, 27.30 mm. 1467-1477 AD. Obverse: shield of arms with +KAROLVS DEI GRA DVX BVRG CO FLA legend. Reverse: cross fleury with +SIT NOMEN BENEDICTVM legend. Roberts number 7884. Fine, with crease to flan.

Copper, 3.73 grams, 25.37 mm. Dated 1661 AD. Obverse: profile bust with PHILIPPVS IIII D G legend. Reverse: crowned shield of arms with mark of value 16 to right and mintmark E above S for Segovia to left and with HISPANIARVM REX 1661 legend. Krause (Spain) KM# 172.6. Good very fine.

Silver, 6.22 grams, 23.15 mm. Shield Type; 1527-1598 AD. Obverse: crowned shield of arms of Spain with 'S' to left for Seville mint. Reverse: Cross of Jerusalem with alternating lion and castle in angles. Near very fine for issue. These early coins, often called 'Cobs', were made from roughly cut blanks by striking them with hand dies. The word 'Cob' comes from a simplification of the Spanish phrase 'Cabo de Barra' which translates as 'from a bar'. After the coins are struck, they are weighed by an assayer who cut off any excess silver and this is why most of these coins have some of the impression and most of the legends cut away and the edges are often hammered. Due to this method of manufacturer no two coins are alike. Very fine for issue.

Silver, 1.12 grams, 17.74 mm. Lion-Shield Type, Looz; 1280-1290 AD. Obverse: lion in shield with +HANONIE legend. Reverse: long cross with rosette in each quadrant dividing IOHANES COMES legend. Mayhew pl 2, 48. Good very fine.

Silver, 1.13 grams, 17.81 mm. Sterling Type, Aaachen; 1314-1347 AD. Obverse: facing bust with LVDOVICVS ROM IMPR legend with 'Eagle' initial mark. Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each quadrant and 'Eagle' in first quadrant with MONETA AQVENSIS legend for Aachen mint. Mayhew 336. Near very fine and scarce with old collection ticket.

Silver, 1.25 grams, 18.22 mm. Hainaut, Mons Issue; 1280-1304 AD. Obv: facing bust with chaplet of roses and +IOHS COMES HANONIE legend with double saltire stops. Reverse: long cross with three pellets in each quadrant dividing MONETA MONTES for the Mons mint. Mayhew 34. Good fine, with slightly weak strike in legends with old collection ticket.

Gold, 13.96 grams, 39.68 mm. Restrike Issue; dated 1915 AD. Obverse: profile bust right with FRANC IOS I D G AVSTRIAE IMPERATOR legend. Reverse: shield of arms over double-headed eagle mark of value (4) below and with HVNGAR BOHEM GAL LOD REX A A 1915 legend. Brilliant uncirculated with minor surface scuffs.

Silver, 1.32 grams, 18.17 mm. 1261-1294 AD. Obverse: Lion of Brabant in shield with +DVX BRABANTI legend. Reverse: voided long cross dividing IDEI GRATIA legend and WALT in angles. Chautard, Pl. VII, 4. Good fine with slightly weak strike to one edge.

Silver, 0.30 grams, 12.28 mm. 1501-1521 AD. Obverse: Doge kneeling before Christ with legend LEO LAV S M V. Reverse: St Mark standing with S T C below and with legend IAVS TI BI SOLI. Paolucci 55/9. These Venetian small silver coins circulated in England as small change and were known as 'Galley Halfpennies. Very fine.

Silver, 0.47 grams, 15.55 mm. 16th century AD. Minted during the reign of Philip & Mary of England, in Hungary. Obverse: enthroned figure of Madonna holding child with letters 'KB' at sides for the Kremintz mint and legend PATRONA VNGARIA. Reverse: shield of arms with date 1550 above and legend FERDINAND D G HVNG. Very fine.

Gold, weight not recorded, 30.60 mm. Chaise d’Or; 1346-1359 AD. Obverse: ruler seated on throne with legend +GVILLELMV DVX COM HOLAND REI with single and double saltire stops. Reverse: voided cross fleury within quatrefoil tressure with a flower symbol in each external angle and legend +XPC VINCIT XPC REGNAT XPC IMPERAT with double annulet stops. Friedberg 112. Encapsulated by NGC (number 1922004-008) and certified USA grading system XF45; about near extremely fine with slight striking weakness at centre.

Gold, weight not recorded, 29.47 mm. Mouton d’Or; 1350-1364 AD. Obverse: Agnus Dei (Lamb of God) standing with ‘IOH REX’ below within tressure and legend +AGN DEI QVI TOLL PECA MVDI MISERERE NOB with pellet-in-annulet stops. Reverse: ornate voided cross with lis in spandrels within angled quadrilobe tressure +XPC VINCIT XPC REGNAT XPC IMPERAT. Friedberg 280. Encapsulated by NGC (number 3075335-012) and certified USA grading system AU 50; about extremely fine with excellent detail and slightly doubled striking to legends.

Gold, weight not recorded, 24.11 mm. Mouton d’Or; 1380-1482 AD. Obverse: Agnus Dei (Lamb of God) standing with ‘KA REX’ below within tressure and legend +AGN DEI QVI TOLL PECA MVDI MISERERE NOB with pellet-in-annulet stops. Reverse: ornate voided cross with lis in spandrels within angled quadrilobe tressure +XPC VINCIT XPC REGNAT XPC IMPERAT. Friedberg 290. Encapsulated by NGC (number 1915670-008) and certified USA grading system AU 50; about extremely fine with excellent detail and slightly doubled striking to legends.

Silver, 14.01 grams, 32.04 mm. Dated 1894 AD. Obverse: profile bust left with legend ZUID AFRIKAANSCHE REPUBLIEK. Reverse: arms with legend 2½ SHILLINGS 1894. Krause South Africa KM# 7. Very fine.

Gold, 2.53 grams, 20.88 mm. Zecchino, 1722-1732 AD. Obverse: Doge kneeling before St Mark with legend ALOY MOCEN and S M VENET. Reverse: Christ standing in pointed oval with starts around and legend SIT T XPE DAT Q TV REGIS ISTE DVCA. Krause Venice FR# 1379. Very fine with small piercing so can be worn as a pendant.

Gold, 2.69 grams, 20.37 mm. Zecchino, 1722-1732 AD. Obverse: Doge kneeling before St Mark with legend ALOY MOCEN and S M VENET. Reverse: Christ standing in pointed oval with starts around and legend SIT T XPE DAT Q TV REGIS ISTE DVCA. Krause Venice FR# 1379. Very fine with small piercing so can be worn as a pendant.

Gold, 1.46 grams, 21.14 mm. Zecchino, 1688-1694 AD. Obverse: Doge kneeling before St Mark with legend FRAN MAVROC and S M VENET. Reverse: Christ standing in pointed oval with starts around and legend SIT T XPE DAT Q TV REGIS ISTE DVCA. Krause Venice FR# 1379. Very fine with small piercing so can be worn as a pendant.

Gold, 1.52 grams, 20.59 mm. Zecchino, 1688-1694 AD. Obverse: Doge kneeling before St Mark with legend FRAN MAVROC and S M VENET. Reverse: Christ standing in pointed oval with starts around and legend SIT T XPE DAT Q TV REGIS ISTE DVCA. Krause Venice FR# 1379. Very fine with small piercing so can be worn as a pendant.

Silver, 0.82 grams, 18.48 mm. Denier Tournois; 1223-1270 AD. Obverse: small cross pattee with legend +LVDOVICVS REX. Reverse: stylised building with legend +TVRONVS CIVI for the mint at Tournois. SCMF 24006. Good fine with weakness to centres.

Billon, 1.61 grams, 22.93 mm. Castille & Leon; 1390-1406 AD. Obverse: Lion rampant (badge of Leon) in tressure of six arcs with legend +ENRICVS DEI GRACIA REX with colon stops. Reverse: castle (badge of Castille) in tressure of six arcs with mintletter 'B' below and legend +ENRICVS DEI GRACIA RE with colon stops for the mint at Burgos. See Burgos 556, etc; Hess 26. About fine.

Gold, weight not recorded, 26.60 mm. Doppia; dated 1588. Obverse: profile bust with radiate crown and date 1588 below with legend PHI REX HISPANIAROM ET C with pellet stops. Reverse: crowned shield of arms dividing legend MEDIOL ANT DVX. Friedberg 716. Encapsulated by NGC (number 1812096-007) and certified USA grading system AU 55; about extremely fine with excellent portrait.

Silver, 2.83 grams; 26.72 mm. Double Patard; 1467-1477 AD. Obverse: shield of arms with legend +KAROLVS DEI GRA DVX BVRG CO FLA (Charles, by the Grace of God, Duke of Burgundy, Count of Flanders). Reverse: floriate cross with legend +SIT NOMEN DOMINI BENEDICTVM. SCMF 7884. Good fine.

Silver, 0.52 grams, 15.67 mm. Ancona, Italy 13th Century A.D. Obverse: + DE ANCONA around a central crusader’s cross. Reverse: + P P S QVI R I A around VCS in centre. Very Fine.

Silver, 3.10 grams; 28.64 mm. Circa 1411, contemporaneous with Henry IV of Lancaster. Obverse: Regal Dutch lion left within centre circle, with legend around. Reverse: Long-cross in centre, with two shields and two lions in mirrored angles, legend around. Almost Very Fine.

Silver, 0.72 grams, 18.95 mm. Cracow Circa 1444 - 1492 A.D. Obverse: Legend around central crown. Reverse: Legend around central eagle. Almost Very Fine.