Watch List notes:

Miscellaneous Lot, Great Britain, Charles I (1625-49), rose Farthings (2), type 2a, initial mark crescent both sides, inverted N in FRAN; type 2f, initial mark mullet both sides (Peck 328, 345; S.3202); George I (1714-27), copper Halfpenny, 1719, ornate shoulder straps (Peck 791; S.3660A); George II (1727-60), copper Farthing, 1736 (Peck 864; S.3720); George III (1760-1820), copper counterfeit Halfpenny, 1775; silver Groats (3), William IV (1830-37), 1837, Victoria (1837-1901), 1838, 1843; silver Threepences (107), mixed dates, Victoria (1837-1901), young head (13), Jubilee head (6), old head (3), Edward VII (1901-10), (3), George V (1910-36), 1911-20 (55) 1920-22 (14), 1931-36 (7), George VI (1936-52), (6); Elizabeth II (1952-), bronze decimal Half Penny, 1971; cupro-nickel Five Pounds, 2014, celebrating 300th anniversary of the death of Queen Anne, on Royal Mint card; 18th and 19th Century copper tokens (74), base metal Medallions and medallets (20), including a James Watt & Co. of Birmingham, modern bronze Benedetto Pistrucci commemoration by Avril Vaughan, pierced copper and bronze regal coins (4), contemporary base metal forgeries of Shilling 1820, Three Shilling Bank token, engraved Halfpennies (2), "Jane /Watson /Burnopfield / April / 16 / 1790" and "I nad / give / W W / With / you to / live my / heart / 1777", engraved cartwheel Penny "RW", silver York Sixpence token, 1811, Ireland, Bank token, Ten Pence, 1805, Isle of Man, Bank Penny, 1811; Canada (5), Bank of Upper Canada, Pennies (2), 1852, 1857, Halfpennies (2), both 1852, Nova Scotia Halfpenny, 1823, British Guiana (2), One Stiver and Half Stiver, 1813, New Zealand, Wellington, Kirkcaldy and Stains, Penny, pierced, USA, White Brothers and Company, Boston, advertising token, pierced; Generally all low grade, mediocre to good fine, some medallions a little better, the modern Five Pounds as issued. (232)