PETER MORRIS Dealer in Coins & Medals
| BRITISH HAMMERED | |||||
| Reign | Date | Seaby No. | Condition | Price | |
| Half-crown. | |||||
| Charles I | 1635-36 | S.2733 | Tower mint, type 3a1. mm crown. GF, dig on obv by horse's rump | £160 | |
| 1635-36 | S.2776 | Tower mint, type 3a2; rough ground under horse. mm indistinct. AVF | £110 | ||
| Shillings. | |||||
| Elizabeth I | 1560-61 | S.2555 | Second issue, mm martlet. Pleasing VF, obverse with portrait a little weaker | £160 | |
| 1560-61 | S.2555a | Second issue, mm cross crosslet, large bust. GF++, portrait fainter | £125 | ||
| 1560-61 | S.2555a | Another, as above, same mintmark. GF/+, portrait wkr, set top loop | £100 | ||
| 1582-84 | S.2577 | Sixth issue. mm A fully round. AVF, portrait quite strong | £175 | ||
| 1582-83 | S.2577 | Sixth issue. mm bell. GVF, obverse weak head. Flan split. Dark | £40 | ||
| James I | |||||
| 1623-24 | S.2668 | Sixth bust, third coinage, mm lis. Good VF, much detail | £150 | ||
| Charles I | |||||
| 1635-36 | S.2791 | Tower mint, type 3a. mm crown. VF/+, lightly toned, pleasing. | £225 | ||
| Sixpences. | |||||
| Elizabeth I | 1565 | S.2561 | Third issue mm rose Fair, obv weaker. Wrinkled, but fully round | £10 | |
| 1567 | S.2562 | Third issue mm indistinct (lion or coronet) G Fair, obv flat. | £20 | ||
| 1571 | S.2562 | Fourth issue. mm castle. GF, obverse head a little faint. | £55 | ||
| 1578 | S.2572 | Fourth issue. mm greek cross AVF, obverse head gone. | £35 | ||
| 1601 | S.2572 | Fourth issue. mm 1 Fair, but with some detail remaining | £15 | ||
| James I | 1603 | S.2647 | First bust, 1st coinage. mm thistle. GF+/AVF, but with top loop | £125 | |
| Groats. | |||||
| Henry VI | 1427-30 | S.1859 | Rosette-mascle issue, of Calais. Rosettes & mascles in legend. GVF/+, | ||
| but with flan chipped at 9-10 o'clock. Scarce. | £180 | ||||
| Henry VII | 1485-1509 | S.2198A | Facing bust issue of London. Class IIIb mm escallop. GVF/+ dark | £250 | |
| Pennies. | |||||
| Henry III | 1216-1272 | ||||
| S.1356B | Short Cross, class 7b, Canterbury. Samuel on Can GVF, attractive | £110 | |||
| Edward I | 1272-1307 | ||||
| S.1383 | Penny (fragment), class 1d. Large lettering and face. GF | £8 | |||
| Edward III | 1327-1377 | ||||
| S.1556 | Penny of York, 3rd coinage. Civitas Eboraci. F/NF | £25 | |||
| Richard II | 1377-1399 | ||||
| S.1690 | Penny of York quatrefoil on reverse. NF in parts, v shape segmnt gone | £15 | |||
| Henry VI | 1422-1461 | ||||
| S.1845 | Penny of Calais. Annulet issue. Annulets at neck. GVF/+, dark | £125 | |||
| Half-pennies. | |
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| John | |||||
| 1199-1216 | S.1351 | Cut half-penny. Short cross. Moneyer : God(ric) NF | £10 | ||
| Edward III | |||||
| 1327-1377 | S.1557 | Third coinage, London. GVF/+, dark | £40 | ||
| Farthing | |||||
| Henry III | 1216-1272 | Cut farthing | £6 | ||