Denarius of Septimus Severus (possibly being a cast copy) tested to be approx. 83% silver, diameter 20mm, weight 3.18g.
In this varied collection, predominantly consisting of silver coins, collectors will find a diverse selection of historical pieces. Highlights include a silver denarius from the reign of Septimus Severus (AD 191-211), potentially a cast copy, alongside a Henry III short cross silver penny and an Edward II long cross silver round farthing.
Numismatic enthusiasts will also appreciate the inclusion of a Henry VIII sovereign silver penny from the Durham mint, featuring the distinctive mark "TW" beside the shield. Additional treasures in this assortment consist of two Elizabeth I silver sixpence coins, dated 1578 and 1583 respectively, a Charles II 1676 maundy silver penny, and a York 'Peace and Alliance' 1814 farthing.
This captivating array of mostly silver coins offers a glimpse into the rich history of numismatics, providing a valuable addition to any collection. Don't miss the opportunity to acquire these unique pieces, available at Duggleby Auctioneers.