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Lot 1194 Sale 63

Ireland, Macroom, Gaelic Athletic Association AGA, reverse engraved 'Macroom Tournament Football 1889', sterling silver with Irish harp and clover.

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Lot 1195 Sale 63

Victoria, 1893, set of four privately issued Great Britain pattern/proof four shillings, struck in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal (gold plated copper) and golden alloy. Obverse features a matronly bust of the Queen, similar to that by Thomas Brock on currency coinage. Reverse design of cruciform shields is akin to that of the 1887-1892 coins. Plain edge. One of only 850 sets issued. (4)

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Lot 1196 Sale 63

Victoria, 1893, set of four privately issued Great Britain pattern/proof four shillings, struck in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal (gold plated copper) and golden alloy. Obverse features a matronly bust of the Queen, similar to that by Thomas Brock on currency coinage. Reverse design of cruciform shields is akin to that of the 1887-1892 coins. Plain edge. One of only 850 sets issued. (4)

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Lot 1197 Sale 63

Edward VII, 1902, set of four privately issued Great Britain pattern/proof four shillings, struck in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal (gold palted copper) and golden alloy. Obverse portrait of King wearing collar. Reverse features design of cruciform shields, similar to that of the 1887-1892 coinage. Plain edge. Matt proof. One of only 250 sets issued. (4)

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Lot 1198 Sale 63

Edward VII, 1902, set of four privately issued Great Britain pattern/proof four shillings, struck in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal (gold palted copper) and golden alloy. Obverse portrait of King wearing collar. Reverse features design of cruciform shields, similar to that of the 1887-1892 coinage. Plain edge. Matt proof. One of only 250 sets issued. (4)

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Lot 1199 Sale 63

Edward VIII, 1936, set of four privately issued pattern/proof Great Britain crowns in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal, and golden alloy. Obverse features uncrowned head of King sculpted by Donald R. Golding which is based on a combination of the 1936 submitted designs by McMillan and Paget. Reverse features coat of arms and supporters and legend ANNO 1936. Plain edge. One of only 850 sets issued. (4)

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Lot 1200 Sale 63

Edward VIII, 1936, set of four privately issued pattern/proof Great Britain crowns in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal, and golden alloy. Obverse features uncrowned head of King sculpted by Donald R. Golding which is based on a combination of the 1936 submitted designs by McMillan and Paget. Reverse features coat of arms and supporters and legend ANNO 1936. Plain edge. One of only 850 sets issued. (4)

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Lot 1201 Sale 63

Edward VIII, 1937, set of four privately issued pattern/proof crowns Great Britain, in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal (gold plated copper) and golden alloy. Obverse features uncrowned head of King sculpted by Donald R. Golding, which is based on a combination of the 1936 submitted designs by McMillan dn Paget. Reverse design of wreath containing crown is akin to the Kruger Gray currency motif. Plain edge. One of only 850 sets issued. (4)

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Lot 1202 Sale 63

Edward VIII, 1937, set of four privately issued pattern/proof Great Britain four shillings in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal and golden alloy. Obverse features uncrowned head of King sculpted by Donald R. Golding which is based on a combination of the 1936 submitted designs by McMillan and Paget. Reverse features the cruciform shields of the 1887-1892 coinage. Plain edge. One of only 700 sets issued. (4)

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Lot 1203 Sale 63

Edward VIII, 1937, set of four privately issued Cyprus pattern/proof 45 Piastres, struck in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal (gold-plated copper) and golden alloy. Obverse features bare headed effigy of King sulpted by Donald R. Golding based on a combination of the submitted 1936 portraits of McMillan and Paget. Reverse features two lions passant, and is akin to the design of currency Cyprus coinage of the period. Plain edge. One of only 350 sets issued. (4)

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Lot 1204 Sale 63

Edward VII, 1937, set of four privately issued Canada pattern/proof dollars, struck in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal (gold plated copper) and golden alloy. Obverse features crowned bust of King similar to that of George V featured on Canadian coinage. Reverse is similar to the adopted currency design of George VI. Plain edge. One of only 500 sets issued.

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Lot 1205 Sale 63

Edward VIII, 1937, set of four privately issued Canada pattern/proof dollars, struck in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal, and golden alloy. Obverse bare headed effigy, sculpted by Donald R. Golder, based on a combination of the 1936 portraits submitted by McMillan and Paget. The reverse motif is similar to the currency design of the George VI series. Plain edge. One of only 700 sets issued. (4)

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Lot 1206 Sale 63

Edward VIII, 1937, set of four privately issued Australia pattern/proof crowns, struck in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal (gold-plated copper and golden alloy. Obverse bare-headed effigy, sculpted by Donald R. Golder, is based on a combination of the 1936 portraits submitted by McMillan and Paget. The reverse design is akin to Kurger Gray's adopted currency motif. Plain edge. One of only 850 sets issued. (4)

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Lot 1207 Sale 63

Edward VIII, set of four privately issued proof/pattern crowns in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal (gold plated copper) and golden alloy. Obverse features crowned bust of King by Donald R. Golder, similar to that of George V on contemporary coinage. Reverse features the crowned shield of Southern Rhodesia. One of only 300 sets issued. Plain edges.

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Lot 1208 Sale 63

Edward VIII, 1937, set of four privately issued pattern/proof coins in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal (gold plated copper) and golden alloy. Obverse effigy of King is sculpted by Donald R. Golder, based on a combination of the submitted 1936 portraits by McMillan and Paget. Reverse is the crowned shield of South Africa. One of only 350 sets issued. Plain edge. (4)

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Lot 1209 Sale 63

Edward VIII, 1937, set of four privately issued proof/pattern crowns in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal (gold plated copper) and golden alloy. Obverse head of King is sculpted by Donald R. Golder and based on the designs submitted in 1936 by McMillan and Paget. Reverse features the crowned shield of Southern Rhodesia. One of only 350 sets issued. Plain edges. (4)

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Lot 1210 Sale 63

Edward VIII, 1937, set of four privately issued pattern/proof crowns in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal, and golden alloy. Obverse features crowned portrait of Edward by Donald R. Golder, based on the coinage effigy of Goerge V used on contemporary South African coinage. Reverse bears the crowned national shield. (4)

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Lot 1211 Sale 63

Edward VIII, 1937, set of four privately issued pattern/proof Great Britain four shillings in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal and golden alloy. Obverse features uncrowned head of King sculpted by Donald R. Golding which is based on a combination of the 1936 submitted designs by McMillan and Paget. Reverse features the cruciform shields of the 1887-1892 coinage. Plain edge. One of only 700 sets issued. (4)

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Lot 1212 Sale 63

Edward VIII, 1937, set of four privately issued pattern/proof crowns in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal, and golden alloy. Obverse features crowned portrait of Edward by Donald R. Golder, based on the coinage effigy of Goerge V used on contemporary South African coinage. Reverse bears the crowned national shield. (4)

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Lot 1213 Sale 63

Edward VIII, 1937, set of four privately issued proof/pattern crowns in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal (gold plated copper) and golden alloy. Obverse head of King is sculpted by Donald R. Golder and based on the designs submitted in 1936 by McMillan and Paget. Reverse features the crowned shield of Southern Rhodesia. One of only 350 sets issued. Plain edges. (4)

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Lot 1214 Sale 63

Edward VIII, 1937, set of four privately issued pattern/proof coins in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal (gold plated copper) and golden alloy. Obverse effigy of King is sculpted by Donald R. Golder, based on a combination of the submitted 1936 portraits by McMillan and Paget. Reverse is the crowned shield of South Africa. One of only 350 sets issued. Plain edge. (4)

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Lot 1215 Sale 63

Edward VIII, 1937, set of four privately issued pattern/proof crowns Great Britain, in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal (gold plated copper) and golden alloy. Obverse features uncrowned head of King sculpted by Donald R. Golding, which is based on a combination of the 1936 submitted designs by McMillan dn Paget. Reverse design of wreath containing crown is akin to the Kruger Gray currency motif. Plain edge. One of only 850 sets issued. (4)

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Lot 1216 Sale 63

Edward VIII, 1937, set of four privately issued Australia pattern/proof crowns, struck in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal (gold-plated copper and golden alloy. Obverse bare-headed effigy, sculpted by Donald R. Golder, is based on a combination of the 1936 portraits submitted by McMillan and Paget. The reverse design is akin to Kurger Gray's adopted currency motif. Plain edge. One of only 850 sets issued. (4)

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Lot 1217 Sale 63

Edward VIII, 1937. Set of four privately issued Australian pattern/proof crowns struck in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal (gold plated copper) and golden alloy. Obverse crowned effigy of King sculpted by Donald R. Golder is similar to that of George V on Australian coinage. Reverse is akin to Kruger Gray's adopted design. Plain edge. One of only 450 sets issued. (4)

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Lot 1218 Sale 63

Edward VIII, 1937. Set of four privately issued Australian pattern/proof crowns struck in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal (gold plated copper) and golden alloy. Obverse crowned effigy of King sculpted by Donald R. Golder is similar to that of George V on Australian coinage. Reverse is akin to Kruger Gray's adopted design. Plain edge. One of only 450 sets issued. (4)

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Lot 1219 Sale 63

Edward VII, 1937, set of four privately issued Canada pattern/proof dollars, struck in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal (gold plated copper) and golden alloy. Obverse features crowned bust of King similar to that of George V featured on Canadian coinage. Reverse is similar to the adopted currency design of George VI. Plain edge. One of only 500 sets issued.

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Lot 1220 Sale 63

Edward VIII, 1937, set of four privately issued Canada pattern/proof dollars, struck in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal, and golden alloy. Obverse bare headed effigy, sculpted by Donald R. Golder, based on a combination of the 1936 portraits submitted by McMillan and Paget. The reverse motif is similar to the currency design of the George VI series. Plain edge. One of only 700 sets issued. (4)

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Lot 1221 Sale 63

Edward VIII, 1937, set of four privately issued Cyprus pattern/proof 45 Piastres, struck in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal (gold plated copper), and golden alloy. Obverse features crowned bust of King similar to that of George V on the 1928 45 Piastres. Reverse features two lions passant, and is akin to the design of currency Cyprus coinage of the period. Plain edge. One of only 350 sets issued. (4)

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Lot 1222 Sale 63

Edward VIII, 1937, set of four privately issued Cyprus pattern/proof 45 Piastres, struck in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal (gold-plated copper) and golden alloy. Obverse features bare headed effigy of King sulpted by Donald R. Golding based on a combination of the submitted 1936 portraits of McMillan and Paget. Reverse features two lions passant, and is akin to the design of currency Cyprus coinage of the period. Plain edge. One of only 350 sets issued. (4)

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Lot 1223 Sale 63

Edward VIII, 1937, set of four privately issued Cyprus pattern/proof 45 Piastres, struck in (.925) silver, copper, Barton's metal (gold plated copper), and golden alloy. Obverse features crowned bust of King similar to that of George V on the 1928 45 Piastres. Reverse features two lions passant, and is akin to the design of currency Cyprus coinage of the period. Plain edge. One of only 350 sets issued. (4)

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