Catalogue
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Lot 1919
Sale 58 Warwickshire
COUNTY PENNY, 1813, draped and laureate bust of George III right/Britannia (Davis 27). Flat strike on side of head otherwise extremely fine and rare.
Estimate $90
SOLD $70
Lot 1920
Sale 58 Warwickshire
COUNTY PENNY, 1813, laureate and draped bust of George III right with short hair/Britannia seated left (Davis 27). Birmingham, The Birmingham Overseers, Workhouse copper threepence, ...
Estimate $270
SOLD $320
Lot 1921
Sale 58 Warwickshire
BIRMINGHAM, The Birmingham Overseas, Workhouse copper sixpence, 1813, West view of the Workhouse Building/Arms of Birmingham (Davis 28). Attractive brown patina, the blank with many ...
Estimate $1,800
SOLD $1,950
Lot 1922
Sale 58 Warwickshire
BIRMINGHAM, Workhouse copper sixpence, 1813, a later striking of slightly smaller diameter and weighing four and one half ounces (Davis 29). With a beautiful medium ...
Estimate $900
SOLD $1,020
Lot 1923
Sale 58 Warwickshire
BIRMINGHAM, Workhouse, copper sixpence, 1813, as previous (Davis 29). Has been partly cut cancelled on the obverse otherwise nearly uncirculated and extremely rare.
Estimate $350
SOLD $290
Lot 1924
Sale 58 Warwickshire
BIRMINGHAM, Workhouse, copper sixpence 1813, same dies as the previous but on a thin flan with fine corded rim, weight 1.1 ounces (Davis 30). Fully ...
Estimate $300
SOLD $500
Lot 1925
Sale 58 Warwickshire
BIRMINGHAM, Birmingham Overseers Workhouse pattern penny, 1811 by Wyon, west view of Workhouse showing side wicket as well as entrance, (Davis 36) edge plain. Full ...
Estimate $270
SOLD $200
Lot 1926
Sale 58 Warwickshire
BIRMINGHAM, Birmingham Overseers Workhouse, pattern penny, 1811, by Wyon, similar to the last but edge faintly milled (Davis 36). Nearly FDC and very rare.
Estimate $240
SOLD $190
Lot 1927
Sale 58 Warwickshire
BIRMINGHAM, Birmingham Overseers Workhouse pattern penny, 1811, by Wyon as previous but edge milled (Davis 36). Rim flaw at 1 o'clock otherwise nearly FDC and ...
Estimate $200
SOLD $190
Lot 1928
Sale 58 Warwickshire
BIRMINGHAM, Sir Edward Thomason, penny, 1811, a proof struck in copper gilt (Davis 48). Virtually FDC and extremely rare, unpublished as a gilt proof.
Estimate $270
SOLD $320
Lot 1929
Sale 58 Warwickshire
BIRMINGHAM, Sir Edward Thomason's penny, 1811, as previous (Davis.48). Dull toned with some mint red, uncirculated and very rare.
Estimate $240
SOLD $230
Lot 1930
Sale 58 Warwickshire
BIRMINGHAM, Birmingham and Neath Crown Copper Co's, pennies, 1811, crown/legend (Davis 50,53,55 illustrated). Risca Union Copper Co's, pennies, 1811, range of furnaces/legend (Davis 57 (2), ...
Estimate $400
SOLD $760
Lot 1931
Sale 58 Warwickshire
BIRMINGHAM, Rose Copper Company's halfpenny, 1811, legend both sides, omitting Rose from the reverse legend (Davis 106). Nearly very fine and excessively rare, Davis thought ...
Estimate $650
SOLD $600
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