SALE 5 - A SELECTION OF IMPORTANT AUSTRALIAN & WORLD COINS

Unlike Sydney Mint Sovereigns, the Half Sovereigns were struck solely for local circulation and not export. Difficult to find this nice.

A two year type and scarce.

A choice uncirculated example.

Only a few have been graded higher. Plenty of even colour.

Plenty of even colour.

Even colour.

Even colour.

Ex roll and as bright as they come. The most common of the four varieties of this date struck by the Perth Mint.

Plenty of even colour and really a Red & Brown.

This is the equal highest graded by NGC. The highest grade by PCGS is MS64+ .One of the finest known.

Should be in a MS Holder. No lustre but not a hint of wear and really a brown uncirculated. The 'Broken N' variety.

PCGS MS64BN. Plenty of deep lustre. One of the finest graded.

Harshly graded. It deserves to be a point higher and in a RB holder. One of the finest known.

Scarce in average circulated condition but a rarity in grade. The second highest graded by PCGS.

Beautifully toned.

Mottled toning. A very high grade for this coin.

A superior example. The obverse does not have the typical look of a coin struck on rusty dies. Should be at least a MS64+ if not a MS65.

A high grade for this coin

A high grade for this coin. Only three graded better.

Near perfect

Almost perfect.

A high grade for this date.

Ex roll

Struck on chrome dies

Near perfect.

Near perfect.

Undergraded. Very little between this coin and the MS64 that follows.

A superb type coin.

A stunning reverse.

Better than the holder suggests. Easily a MS65 or better.

Underrated.

An underrated date.

Rarely found this nice. The highest grade by either of the major services.

Beautifully toned.

Silken fields.

Even steel grey toning.

Surprisingly difficult to acquire in grade.

Bright example. Could easily have gone one point higher.

Key date.

A high grade for this coin. Always difficult to find struck up.

Perfect.The equal of any George V Shilling I have seen.

Peripheral toning.

A nice type coin.

Well struck.

A nice example.

Brilliant Uncirculated.

A superior strike for the date.

Brilliant Uncirculated.

A nice example.

Prooflike.

Carbonisation on the obverse denies this a MS65

Could easily have gone a point higher.

A difficult date but a few heavy contact marks detract.

A nice example.

Brilliant Uncirculated. Shows a very clear example of the 'Serif S' Mint Mark.

Ex Melbourne Mint Museum. - 1/2 Lek (NGC PF66 Cameo), Lek (NGC PF66 Cameo) Extremely Rare. The only pair graded. This is the only time that the Royal

Ex Melbourne Mint Museum - NGC PF66RD Extremely Rare and the only one graded. Historically important being one of the few coin issues for Edward VIII

Extremely Rare. Only two graded and this the best.

Ex Melbourne Mint Museum - NGC PF65RD Extremely Rare. The only example graded.

Ex Melbourne Mint Museum - NGC PF66RB Rare. The highest graded.

Ex Melbourne Mint Museum - NGC PF66RB Rare. The highest graded.

Ex Melbourne Mint Museum - NGC PF66RD Rare. One of the highest graded.

Ex Melbourne Mint Museum - NGC PF66 Rare. The equal highest graded.

Came out of the Remick Sale as a Proof. Prooflike and probably the best of the date.

Rare. SP61 (Uncertified).

Rare. PR61 (Uncertified)

Rare. PR61 (Uncertified)

Rare but impaired i.e. spots on reverse. SP60 (Uncertified).

Ex Melbourne Mint Museum - Pe (NGC PF67), 2P (NGC PF67),4P (NGC PF66),8P (NGC PF65) Extremely Rare. The only set graded.

Ex Melbourne Mint Museum - 1/- (NGC PF65 Cameo), 2/- (NGC PF64) Rare.

Ex Melbourne Mint Museum - 1/2P (NGC PF65RB),1P (NGC PF65RB), 1/- (NGC PF66 Cameo), 2/- (NGC PF65 Cameo) Rare.

Ex Melbourne Mint Museum - 2P (NGC PF66),5P (NGC PF65),10P (NGC PF62),20P (NGC PF66) Rare and overall the best set graded. The 20 Piastre has excepti

Prooflike.

Louis XVIII.

Napoleon.

Louis XVIII.

Louis Phillipe.

Napoleon III.

Napoleon III.

Napoleon III.

Ex Hoard.

A high grade example. One of the finest known.

Ex Remick - PCGS PR61RB Extremely Rare. Proof only date that has been very harshly graded.

A pivotal Australian 'Proclamation Coin'. The best circulation strike that we have handled.

Ex Melbourne Mint Museum - 6P (NGC PF67), 1S Eng (NGC PF67 Cam),1S Scot (NGC PF66 Cam),2/- (NGC PF65 Ultra Cam), 1/2C (NGC PF66 Cam) A well matched

Ex Melbourne Mint Museum - 1/4P (NGC PF65RB), 1/2P (NGC PF65RB Cam), 3P (NGC PF66, 6P (NGC PF65), 1/- Eng (NGC PF65), 1/- Scot (NGC PF66 Cam), 2S (NGC

As struck.

Ferdinand V.

Ex Melbourne Mint Museum - Fils (NGC PF 65RD), 2F (NGC PF64RD), 4 Fil (NGC PF65), 10F (NGC PF67), 20F (NGC PF66), 50F (NGC PF66 Cam), 100F (NGC PF66)

ex Melbourne Mint Museum - Fils (NGC PF 65RB),5F (NGC PF65),10F (NGC PF67),25F (NGC PF66),50F (NGC PF67),100F NGC PF67) Rare and overall the best set

Ex Melbourne Mint Museum - 1/4P (NGC PF 63BN),1/2P (NGC PF65BN),3P (NGC PF66), 6P (NGC PF65), 1/- (NGC PF65), 2/- (NGC PF65), 2/6 (NGC PF65) Rare and

Ex Melbourne Mint Museum - NGC PF64 Extremely Rare. The only one graded.

A unique 'Mule' in exceptional grade combining the obverse of a Jamaican farthing with the reverse of a GB Penny.

Ex Melbourne Mint Museum - 1/4P (NGC PF 66),1/2P (NGC PF66),1P (NGC PF65) Rare and overall the best set graded.

Ex Melbourne Mint Museum - 1/4P (NGC PF65),1/2P (NGC PF65),1P (NGC PF65) Rare. Perfectly matched.

Ex Melbourne Mint Museum - NGC PF65 Rare. One of the highest graded.

Ex Melbourne Mint Museum - NGC PF67 Cam Rare. The highest graded.

ex Melbourne Mint Museum - Fil(NGC PF 66RB), 5FIL (NGC PF64RB), 10 Fil NGC PF66RB), 20 Fil (NGC PF66), 50 Fil (NGC PF66), 100 Fil (NGC PF66) Rare and

Ex Melbourne Mint Museum - Fil (NGC PF65),5 Fil (NGC PF65), 10 Fil (NGC PF65), 20 Fil (NGC PF65 Cam), 50 Fil (NGC PF66), 100 Fil (NGC PF66) Rare and

Ex Melbourne Mint Museum - Fil (NGC PF66), 5F (NGC PF66), 10F (NGC PF64), 20F (NGC PF66), 50F (NGC PF67), 100F NGC PF66) Rare. The only complete set