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Lot 1711 Sale 56 Pennies

George V, 1930. Fine and rare.

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Estimate $7,500

SOLD $6,900

Lot 1712 Sale 56 Pennies

George V, 1930. Good fine/very fine and rare. $ Ex Spink Australia Sale 30 (lot 1658)

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Estimate $7,000

SOLD $7,100

Lot 1713 Sale 56 Pennies

George V, 1930. Scratch through band of crown otherwise very fine and rare.

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Estimate $6,000

SOLD $0

Lot 1714 Sale 56 Pennies

George V, 1930. Has been buried (?) resulting in damage, relatively unworn and date very clear. Fine or better and rare. $ From an old auction with typed description and estimate £60 (possibly Blacktown auctions circa 1964)

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Estimate $2,000

SOLD $2,500

Lot 1715 Sale 56 Pennies

George V, 1932. Nearly full original mint red, uncirculated.

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Estimate $250

SOLD $380

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Lot 1716 Sale 56 Pennies

George VI, 1940 K.G. and 1941 K.G. (2). Also halfpenny, 1942. Traces of red, extremely fine or better. (4)

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Estimate $40

SOLD $70

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Lot 1717 Sale 56 Pennies

George VI-Elizabeth II, 1938-1964, in supreme album. A well matched set, nearly extremely fine-brilliant uncirculated, includes proofs 1956-60. (45) $ Ex Spink Australia Sale 30 (lot 1665)

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Estimate $500

SOLD $760

Lot 1718 Sale 56 Pennies

George VI, 1946. Glossy dark brown, nearly uncirculated and rare in this condition.

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Estimate $200

SOLD $380

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Lot 1719 Sale 56 Pennies

George VI, 1952, Melbourne Mint. Full original blazing mint red, uncirculated. (6) $ Ex G.C. Heyde Collection as obtained direct from the Commonwealth Bank.

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Estimate $100

SOLD $160

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Lot 1720 Sale 56 Halfpennies

George V, 1911, 1912H, 1913, 1914, 1914H. Traces of mint red on the first three, extremely fine or better. (5)

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Estimate $100

SOLD $280

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Lot 1722 Sale 56 Halfpennies

George V, 1916I, 1917I, 1919, 1920, 1921 and 1922. Traces of mint red on some, mostly extremely fine or better. (6)

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Estimate $120

SOLD $140

Lot 1724 Sale 56 Halfpennies

George V, 1923. Extremely fine/nearly extremely fine and rare in this condition. $ Ex Spink Australia Sale 30 (lot 1675)

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Estimate $1,000

SOLD $4,000

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Lot 1730 Sale 56 Halfpennies

George V, 1924 and 1925. Hints of red but mostly brown gloss, extremely fine or better. (2)

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Estimate $80

SOLD $150

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Lot 1731 Sale 56 Halfpennies

George V, 1926. Extended die break from rim on obverse, trace of mint red on reverse, nearly uncirculated, in sealed packet. $ A.C.G.S. graded MS.60

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Estimate $100

SOLD $50

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Lot 1732 Sale 56 Halfpennies

George V, 1926, 1927, 1928 and 1929. Hints of red on three, extremely fine or better. (4)

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Estimate $90

SOLD $540

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Lot 1733 Sale 56 Halfpennies

George V, 1930, 1931, 1932. Considerable mint red on the last, extremely fine-nearly uncirculated. (3)

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Estimate $150

SOLD $500

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Lot 1734 Sale 56 Halfpennies

George V, 1923, 1934, 1935, 1936. Considerable mint red on the second, good extremely fine-nearly uncirculated. (4)

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Estimate $90

SOLD $90

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Lot 1736 Sale 56 Halfpennies

George VI-Elizabeth II, 1938-1964, in supreme album, a well matched set. Extremely fine-uncirculated. (32) $ Ex Spink Australia Sale 30 (lot 1680 part)

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Estimate $100

SOLD $280

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Lot 1737 Sale 56 Halfpennies

George VI, 1951 Perth Mint. Full original mint state. (6) $ Ex G.C. Heyde Collection.

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Estimate $30

SOLD $60

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Lot 1738 Sale 56 Halfpennies

George VI, 1951 Perth Mint. Full original mint bloom, varying colours, uncirculated. (6)

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Estimate $30

SOLD $90

Lot 1739 Sale 56 Ancient Gold

Gaul (Belgium area), Celtic issue, Suessiones, electrum stater, (c.100 B.C.), (5.94 grams), obv. Apollo head to right, very broken up, rev. horse to right wheel below, (Scheers, Monnaies Gauloises, 712, [p.149-150, Pl.XXXVII, 712]; de la Tour 8020). Very fine, rare.

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Estimate $700

SOLD $510

Lot 1740 Sale 56 Ancient Gold

Thrace, Kingdom of, Lysimachos, (323-281 B.C.), gold stater, (8.5 grams), Alexandria Troas mint, after 281 B.C., obv. head of Alexander to right, with diadem and horn of Ammon, rev. Athena enthroned to left, supporting Nike, spear behind, monogram before AE (A on side), to right **[B]ASILEWS*, to left **LUSIMAXOU*, (cf.S.6813, cf.M.478, Thompson -, other examples known in Hermitage, St. Petersburg, another from the same dies as the Grand Duke Michailowitch collection and a further example known from the Newell collection). Minor abrasion on Athena's head to edge, otherwise well centred, extremely fine and very rare.

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Estimate $6,000

SOLD $6,000