Watch List notes:

Collection of Maundy Coins (18) | William and Mary (1688-1694), Penny, 1691, stop after G, 0.50g, 6h (ESC -; Bull 972; Spink 3445), die flaw to obverse, otherwise toned, very fine; also, George III (1760-1820), Penny, 1800, 0.50g, 12h (ESC 2421; Bull -; Spink 3760), lustrous, about extremely fine; George IV (1820-1830), Twopence, 1828, 0.92g, 6h (ESC 2432; Bull 2453; Spink 3820), toned and lustrous, about extremely fine; Penny, 1824, 0.47g, 6h; and, 1828, 0.46g, 7h (ESC 2428; 2432; Bull 2447; 2453; Spink 3821), toned and lustrous, extremely fine; another William IV (1830-1837), Penny, 1836, 0.47g, 6h; 1837, 0.43g, 6h (ESC 2443; 2444; Bull 2554; 2555; Spink 3844), the second pierced, both toned, very fine; also, Victoria (1837-1901), Fourpence, 1853, 1.90g, 6h (ESC 2463; Bull 3496; Spink 3917); also, 'Jubilee' Threepence, 1.36g, 12h (ESC 2103; Bull 3443; Spink 3931), rubbed, fine; Edward VII (1901-1910), Fourpences (2), 1905; and, 1908 (ESC 2521; 2524; Bull 3611; 3614; Spink 3986), the first lustrous, as struck, the second darkly toned, extremely fine; also, Threepences (2), 1905; 1908 (ESC 2521; 2524; Bull 3611; 3614; Spink 3987), toned and lustrous, the first as struck, the other extremely fine; and, Twopence, 1903 (2) (ESC 2519; Bull 3609; Spink 3988), lustrous, one more so, extremely fine to as struck; Maundy Pennies (2), 1904; and, 1905 (ESC 2520; 2521; Bull 3610; 3611; Spink 3989), the first as struck, the second wiped, yet extremely fine; lastly, George V (1910-1936), Fourpence, 1923 (ESC 2541; 3984; Spink 4028), wiped, yet toned, good very fine (18).

Estimate: £200 - £260