2004 (HWCA) New York Signature Sale #340 - Session 2

William III Sixpence 1697, S-3538. 3rd bust. MS62 PCGS. A pleasing and lustrous example of this type coin, known in abundance because of the Great Rec

William III Halfcrown 1698, S-3494. 1st bust. DECIMO edge. Choice EF with pleasing iridescent toning and some luster. A large haymark or tin impurity

William III Halfcrown 1698, S-3494. Edge unreadable in the slab. 1st bust. MS62 PCGS. Dipped, brilliant with a little gold toning, well struck. Only s

William III Halfcrown 1700, S-3494. 1st bust. MS63 NGC. Probably DVODECIMO edge as thus designated on the slab but the edge cannot be read. Subdued lu

William III Crown 1695, S-3470. 1st bust. MS62 PCGS. Edge not readable in the slab. Seems a bit harsh in grade as the coin is quite choice with slight

William III Crown 1700, S-3474. 3rd bust. Edge not readable but designated as DVODECIMO on the slab. MS63 NGC. Well struck overall but some adjustment

William III gold Guinea 1699, S-3460. 2nd bust. Choice EF, lots of mint sparkle remains on a beautifully balanced coin: sharp strike, broad flan, high

Queen Anne pattern Farthing 1713, chariot reverse, Peck-764. PAX MISSA. Struck in copper on a thick, large flan. Rare. MS63 PCGS. Quite a bit of doubl

Queen Anne Farthing 1714, S-3625. A classic among early British coppers, although not as rare as it was once thought to be. Struck only during Anne&...

Queen Anne pattern Halfpenny ND, Britannia reverse, Peck-728 (listed as Rare). MS64 PCGS. Fairly graded, a very choice coin showing slight red luster