Watch List notes:

St Ives, 'Overseers of the Poor', Half Penny, 1669, in brass, 12h, two women washing in a tub (Dickinson, Hunts 33), poor; another, Thomas Berriffe (Haberdasher), Farthing, undated, in copper alloy, 6h, no m.m., THOMAS BERRIFFE, Haberdasher's arms, rev. OF SAINT IVES (spur rowel x3), T B M in centre, surrounded by spur rowels (Dickinson, Hunts 36), nice patina, very fine; another, Edward Halsey (Salter), Farthing, 1663, in copper alloy, 12h, m.m. star, (m.m.) EDWARD HALLSEY, Salter's arms, rev. (m.m.) IN ST. IVES 1663, E H in centre, a row of stars and mullets above and below (Dickinson, Hunts 40), good fine; also, 'Infeild and St. Ives', Thomas Johnson, 'His Half Peny', undated, in copper alloy, 6h, m.m. star, (m.m.) THO IOHNSON OF INFEILD, crowned rose, rev. (m.m.) AND ST. IVES HIS HALF PENY, heraldic arms (Dickinson, Hunts, 43), a field find with porosity and lacquering, otherwise fine, rare; another, William Nottingham, Farthing, 1663, in copper alloy, 6h, m.m. star (Dickinson, Hunts 44), rubbed and the peripheries largely illegible on reverse, otherwise good to fair; also, William and Job Perret, Farthing, undated, in copper alloy, 12h, m.m. star, (m.m.) WILLIAM AND IOB, bull left, rev. (m.m.) PERRET IN ST IVE[S], W P I in centre (Dickinson, Hunts 46), rubbed, good to fair; Martin Pratt, Half Penny, in brass (Dickinson, Hunts 47), almost illegible, very poor; lastly, Thomas Rewse, 'His Halfe Penny', in brass, m.m. star (2) (m.m.) THOMAS REWSE IN ST IVES, St George and the Dragon, rev. (m.m.) COVNTY OF HVNTINGTON, HIS | HALFE | PENNY, 12h (Dickinson, Hunts 50), waterworn, about good; another, as last, but 3h, good to fair (9).

Estimate: £40 - £60