SALE 2 - A SELECTION OF IMPORTANT AUSTRALIAN & WORLD COINS & BANKNOTES

Struck on a 1800 Mexico 8 Reales of Charles IIII. An affordable rarity in its bi-centennial year.

Sold for $90870 at Auction in 2005. One of the better D2 Dumps which catalogues at $350,000 in EF.

A pleasing coin that catalogues at $26,500 in aUnc and $13,500 in EF. To us it grades gEF.

Catalogues at $3750 in Choice Unc.

Catalogues at $3300 in Choice Unc.

Catalogues at $4000 in Choice Unc.

Catalogues at $17000 in aUnc and is one of the finest known.

Deserves a red attribution. Equal highest graded.

The finest known of this rare variety. Seldom seen with colour.

A comparison piece for the proceeding lot.

The 'PL' halfpennies were struck at both the London and Heaton mints. This is a possibly a 'Heaton Mint Specimen'.

Hard to find better. This looks to be harshly graded.

Catalogues $6750 in Choice Unc.

Near perfect and looks better than MS64.

As good as they come.

Almost perfect.

Plenty of colour on the obverse. The highest grade achieved for this variety.

Deserves a MS65 R. A superb type coin.

Nice type coin.

Hard to find better.

Hard to figure where they found fault with this coin. It has specimen-like surfaces.

This is a scarce variety rarely seen in grade. The highest graded.

Difficult to find a coin of this type without a fingerprint. Perfect.

Hard to better. Definitely one of the finest known.

Hard to better.

There are a few old field marks on the obverse but to compensate it is fully struck up on band which is rare for this date. Forget the grade this coin

A nice example of this underrated date.

Perfect.

Harshly graded.

Perfect.

Exceptional reverse. Probably the hardest date of this denomination to achieve in grade.

Better than a MS65. Brilliant surfaces and as nice as they come.

This date is usually found with rounded feathers. This is well struck and this looks much better than a MS63.

A few obverse marks but an exceptional reverse.

Superb reverse and looks better than the grade suggests.

A very nice example.

The grade says it all.

Not easy to find this nice.

A nice type coin.

Graded MS65 but this coin still looks harshly graded. It would easily stack up against the finest known.

Brilliant surfaces but one heavy field mark at the back of the King's head has dropped it a point or two.

A few light field marks on the obverse but the star on the reverse is as sharp as a tack. This is the best business strike we have seen. A lightly han

Only 5 - 6 in private hands and this is the finest graded.

Only 5 - 6 in private hands.

Only 5 - 6 in private hands and this is the only one graded.

A key coin. The only Mint State example graded by either PCGS or NGC.

The key coin of the series and one of the finest known.

Krause says 100 sets made but where are they ? Only 5 - 6 sets in private hands and this is the finest graded.

Forget Krause. Only 5 - 6 in private hands and this is the only one graded.

Forget Krause. Only 4 - 5 in private hands and this is the equal finest graded.

Forget Krause. Only 4 - 5 in private hands and this is the only one graded.

An exceptional grade for this coin.

An exceptional grade for this coin.

Forget Krause. Only 5 - 6 sets in private hands and this is the finest graded.

A striking proof.

Forget Krause. Only 5 - 6 in private hands and this is the equal finest graded.

A nice comparison piece for the preceeding lot.

Forget Krause. Only 3 - 4 sets in private hands and this is the only one graded.

Equal finest graded by NGC

High grade for issue.

High grade for issue.

Finest graded by NGC

High grade for issue.

High grade for issue.

High grade for issue.

High grade for issue.

High grade for issue.

Equal finest graded by NGC

Equal finest graded by NGC

High grade for issue.

High grade for issue.

High grade for issue.

High grade for issue.

High grade for issue.

High grade for issue.

High grade for issue.

Forget Krause. Only 5 - 6 in private hands and this is the equal finest graded.

Forget Krause. Only 5 - 6 in private hands and this pair is the finest graded.

Forget Krause. Only 5 - 6 in private hands and this pair is the finest graded.

Forget Krause. Only 3 - 4 in private hands and this is the only one graded.

Forget Krause. Only 3 - 4 in private hands and highly graded.

Forget Krause. Only 3 - 4 in private hands and this is the equal finest graded.

Forget Krause. Only 2 - 3 in private hands and this high grade example is the only one graded.

Forget Krause. Only 5 - 10 in private hands and this a pleasing example

Forget Krause. Only 5 - 6 sets in private hands and this is the finest graded.

Forget Krause. Only 5 - 6 in private hands and this is the only one graded.

Forget Krause. Only 5 - 6 in private hands and this pair is the finest graded.

C.171-73, 4.45g. A well centred coin in Choice Uncirculated condition.

Thematically the forerunner to Australia's Dump (the NSW 15 Pence). Rarely offered.

A superior set ex the Jeromme Remick Collection.

A key coin and probably the finest known.

A solid grade for this coin.

Forget Krause. Only 4 - 5 in private hands and this is a well matched pair.

P25r2 - Rare in grade

P26r2 - Rare in grade

P5b - The paper quality is superb and is not like the usual pressed and flattened notes that are sold as VF. A great type note.

P35a - Quality paper with just a pay packet fold.

P37a - Superb paper quality.

P37a - Decimal Currency started in Australia on the 14th February 1966 and this note is off the No.1 sheet.

P38a - The hardest of the first prefixes in the paper decimal series..