IAG Sale 76 Catalogue

LOT 326

LOT 324

LOT 323

LOT 327

Interstate Viewing:- Sydney - ANDA Coin Fair Canterbury Park Racecourse: August - Sat. 18th 10am to 6pm, Sun. 19th 10am to 4pmThere will be limited viewing for interstate dealers in our Office: Friday 31st August By Prior Appointment Only, other times on request.

Level 2 - Sonata - Cnr. Queensland Avenue & Surf Parade, Broadbeach QLD 4218.

Phone: (07) 55 380 300 or Mobile: 0412 722 043 (Business Hours Only) Email: [email protected] Website: www.iagauctions.com

One of the key highlights featured in this sale is a coin with an amazing prov-enance and a fascinating story to tell! Following the large discovery of gold in 1851 in Australia, W.J. Taylor set out to take advantage of this opportunity. He set up what would become the “Kangaroo Office” at Port Phillip between 1853 and 1857. As an opportunistic entrepreneur and a craftsman engraver, die-sinker and medalist, he struck and re struck a number of issues from around the world, but none more famous than the Kangaroo and Port Phillip Pattern pieces he made from 1853-1860. One of the crowning Jewells of his fantastically detailed issues and with a superb portrait of Queen Victoria is the Gold Pattern Shilling on offer in this sale. One of only two known, this coin was once owned by John G. Murdoch, a famous 19th Century Industrialist, and whose collection of English coins is considered one of the most important ever formed. This coin was originally sold by Sotheby’s UK in 1904 (lot 651), and was part of a multi auction sale that today would have been worth hundreds of millions of dollars in value. This superb Gold Shilling is estimated at $200,000, and expected to draw the attention worthy of such an important item.Two Holey Dollars present here a fantastic opportunity, and with the Bicente-nary of the Holey Dollar fast approaching in 2013, now presents a great time to secure one of these historically important coins. The first example is a 1813 Holey Dollar Counter stamped on Charles IIII Mexico Mint 8 Reales 1793 (Mira 1793/3). This coin has the superb provenance of being ex the Nobleman Sale, Sothebys March 1922, as well as ex R Jewell and P Spalding (Author of The World of the Holey Dollar) collection. The Nobleman collection was owned by Duke Philip Ferrari de La Renotière, Duke of Gallièra (1850 - 1917). A lovely original coin with beautiful clear countermarks on both sides this is an ideal coin to put away and enjoy. The second example is an attractive well priced example, which also has the interesting distinction of being counterstamped T Knight, one of only 8 such known pieces. At around $30,000, this is a coin that any serious collector couldn’t afford to pass up! A number of rare Pre Decimal Proof coins are also on offer in this sale, high-lighted by two superb Gold Proof Sovereigns, an 188M Jubilee Head and 1896M Veiled Head present as superb and flawless extremely rare examples. Also in-cluded is a full 1934 Proof Silver set, well priced at $80,000 estimate, along

with a 1951PL Penny, a 1935 Shilling, and a 1939 Roo Halfpenny. A rare Taylor Pattern Sixpence in Silver with the scarcer milled edge is another great feature, and is well priced at $50,000. A number of superb grade Pre Decimal coins complete a strong selection, and with many GEM examples, some record prices are sure to be set. Key coins include a 1913, 1914H, 1915H, 1919, 1926 and 1932 Florins all in high grade, a superb 1915H Shilling, a Gem 1918 Sixpence, 1915 and 1942 Threepences are just a start. Superb and rare gold is highlighted by a choice 1861/0 Overdate Sydney Mint sovereign and 1866 Sydney Mint Half Sovereign, and the no Buyers premium Bullion section includes a rare proof 10 Ounce gold Kangaroo in it box of issue.

Rare Banknotes on offer in this sale include an UNC 5 Pound Starnote, one of only a few known and estimated at $65,000, and a 5 Pound 1918 (R 37a) the finest known. A rare 1942 10 Shilling Starnote is another feature, along with a decent number of choice grade George V Notes in UNC from 10shillings issues to 5 pounds. Also there is a rarely seen in his grade 10 Shillings 1915 (R 2d) in gEF, along with a cheaper 10 Shillings 1913 with red serials (R 1c) that would make a great example for the centenary of Pre Decimal notes (1913-2013). Other items not to be missed include a strong selection of Pre Federation is-sues, including three Promissory notes and a well priced Superscribed Pound, Decimal Starnotes including rare issues in UNC of a $5 Phillips-Randall and $10 Coombs-Randall make up another excellent selection.

The continued sale of lots from a number of our estates round out a good se-lection of cheaper and quality Pre Decimal Coins, Banknotes as well as mint products, bulk lots, sets, albums and sheets of coins with most being offered unreserved. A selection of World and Proclamation and Australian Gold Coins including our “No Buyers Premium” bullion section, some great Misprints and Mis-Strikes and more round out an excellent selection with something for every collector and investor.

We will be doing limited viewing in Sydney at the ANDA Coin and Banknote Fair at Canterbury racecourse 18th-19th August only, and due to space, weight and security constraints will include mostly the single lots only.

Some Sale 76 Auction Highlights and more…

Welcome to our first live Auction for 2012! As you would all be aware, we have just conducted our first live Postal Bid only sale. This has proven to be a great success and we envisage it will be the first of many such exciting sales! The spin off here for our live sale is that we have been up-dating our website to become the premier numismatic auction site! There is still lots of changes going on, and time restrictions mean we weren’t able to implement everything we wanted, however we anticipate by next year it will be fully updated to include a full payment gateway and even better ways of viewing and bidding. Registered internet users can now submit postal bids even easier, and can build a “Watchlist” of lots for you to contemplate and bid on. As the first Auction House to provide online content and catalogues (it was over 10 years ago when we first went online), we are committed to bringing to you the best service we can in all aspects, including an enhanced online experience.

All postal bidders please note that bids will not be accepted after 6pm Friday 31st. This is due to the volume of bids we now receive from 250 individual postal bidders, and the amount time it takes to integrate them to allow for smooth postal bidding.

Once again in this sale we have several estates with a lot of reduced reserves on items in order to clear them, along with some few old items we have got back from a financially stressed vendor that must be sold. Many reserves are again well under the estimates, many by 25% or more, so keep this in mind when placing bids! Whilst this is so, we have a nearly all fresh offering of new stock here, with a number of superb lots from old collections that have not ever been sold or recorded publically before that include some of the finest grade Coins and Banknotes of the type known. Our next sale will be in March 2013, and e will be accepting lots for this from October 2012 until mid January. I would urge you not to wait, as there have been many unhappy people who have missed out in recent sales due to the volume of material we have been offered, and our ideology of not compromising our sales. In the meantime, please again enjoy the excellent bargain packed offerings of Sale 76.

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Sunday 2nd September 2012

Sofitel Gold Coast – 81 Surf Parade Broadbeach QLD.

Important Auction Information:

Viewing & Auction: SofitelGoldCoast -Level3SorrentoRoom

Viewing and Auction Times:-Viewing-AuctiondaySun-day2ndSeptember11amto2pm.TheAuctionwillcom-menceat2pmwithSession1,andwilltakeapproximately3½hourstocompletethewholeauction.Session2willstartat3.45pmwithlot321afterashortbreak.

Pleasevisitthewebsitewww.iagauctions.comforfurtherdetailsandamapofthevenuelocation,alongwithnewlyenhanced lot by lot item viewing,with full informationandanewwatchlistandbiddingfeatureforallregisteredusers.

Interstate Viewing: 2daysonlyinSydneyattheANDAfair.

Sydney:-SaturdayandSundaythe18thand19thAugustatTheANDACoinFair,CanterburyParkRacecourse,Rose-hillgardens.Sat.10amto6pm,Sun.10amto4pm. There will also be limited viewing for interstate clientsonlyonFriday31stAugust,strictlybyappointment,inouroffices from9-5pm,Level2,20-22QueenslandAvenue,Broadbeach, Gold Coast, Queensland. Other timesmaybeavailablebyappointmentonly.Pleasecallourofficeon(07)55380300foranyfurtherdetails,orforinformationregarding viewing appointments, or email us at [email protected]

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All postal bidders please note:Allbidsmustbereceivedby6pmFriday31stAugust,althoughearlierisadvised.Nobidswillbeacceptedafterthistime,asallbiddingwillbeenteredandfinalizedatthispoint.Acceptanceofonlinebidswillalsocloseatthistime.Pleasekeepinmindthattheearliestreceivedbidwillalwaysgetpreferenceinthecaseoftherebeingtwoormoreidenticalhighbidsregis-tered.

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Happy Collecting to All.

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Session 1: 2:00pm - 3:30pm

World Coins 5Australian Proclamation Coins 9Australian Pre Decimal Coins I 11Australian Pre Federation Banknotes 14Australian Superscribed Banknotes 16Australian War Related Banknotes 16Superior Australian Pre Decimal Banknotes 17British Coins 22Australian Pre Decimal Starnotes 24Australian Decimal Starnotes 25 World Gold Coins 26 Australian Gold Coins 27Bullion Metal Issues (.999%) 30Australian Gold Issues 31 First Prefix Australian Banknotes 31 Last Prefix Australian Banknotes 32 Misprinted Australian Banknotes 33

Session 2: 3:45pm - 5:30pm

Colonial Dumps and Holey Dollars 35Australian and Related Coin Rarities 36Australian Pre Decimal Coins II 41Australian Pre Decimal Proof Coins 51 Unofficial Patterns, Restrikes & Forgeries 52Australian Tokens and Internment Camps 53Australian Interesting Serial Numbered Banknotes 54 Australian Solid Serial Numbered Banknotes 54Australian Decimal Bankotes 57Mistruck Error Coins 59 World Banknotes 61Ancient Coins 62Medals & Medallions 62Memorabilia 64Miscellaneous Australian Banknotes 64 Miscellaneous Australian Coins 65Miscellaneous & Unreserved Lots 67

1 Austria 1/2 Thaler 1694 Johann Ernst. Salzburg (KM 235). Scarce. EF

$260 - $280

2 Austria Thaler 1700. Salzburg. Old tone. gEF

$375 - $400

3 AustriaProofsetof10coins1964.2Groschento50 Shilling. With Grillparzer 25 Shilling error (9shields,not10)-thiscoincataloguesatUS$300alone.Sometoning.Insmallcardboardbox.FDC

$180-$200

4 Bolivia8Soles1837PTSLM.Slightlydoublestruck.EF

$110-$120

5 Brazil960Reis1814.Darktoned.EF

$80-$90

6 Canada25Cents1947.Mapleleafafterdate.Prooflike.Ch.UNC/GEM

$50-$60

7 Ceylon 1804 48 Stivers. Elephant Reverse. Toned. Scarce. gEF

$240 - $260

8 China10Cents1907.Manchuria. EF

$40-$45

9 Cocos Keeling Islands 2 Rupees 1913. J Clunies Ross. gVF

$220 - $240


10 Cocos Keeling Islands 5 Rupees 1913. J Clunies Ross. gVF

$240 - $250

11 Cocos Keeling Islands 25 Cent 1913. J Clunies Ross. Scarce. UNC

$550 - $600

12 CubaPeso1934.UNC

$50-$60

13 German New Guinea 1 Pfennig 1894A. EF

$200 - $220

14 German New Guinea 10 Pfennig 1894A. Mint red and brown. Scarce. UNC

$400 - $450

15 German New Guinea Half Mark 1894A. Light tone with mint bloom. NGC graded AU 58. aU/UNC

$450 - $500

16 German New Guinea Half Mark 1894A. Bright full mint bloom. NGC graded MS 65. Rare. Ch.UNC

$1400 - $1500

17 German New Guinea Proof Half Mark 1894A. NGC graded PF 65. Superb old blue/red tone. Very rare. FDC

$2800 - $3000

18 German New Guinea 2 Mark 1894A. Some mint bloom. EF

$550 - $600

19 German New Guinea 5 Mark 1894A. NGC graded MS 61. Light tone with some blue highlights and underlying mint bloom. Rare in this grade. UNC

$5000 - $5500

20 Germany3Pfennig1871.Mintred. Ch.UNC

$30-$35


21 Germany 6 Groschen 1685. Branenburg. Toned with traces of lustre. EF

$130 - $140

22 Germany 1/3 Thaler (12 Mariengroschen) 1675 Rudolf Augustus. Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel, Wildman issue. Toned. EF

$150 - $160

23 Germany Thaler 1770A Maximillian III Joseph. Bavaria. Toned. EF

$130 - $150

24 Germany Shooting Festival Thaler 1865B. Bremen. Prooflike with attractive tone. Ch.UNC/GEM

$130 - $14025 HongKong10Cents1889.

UNC

$60-$70

26 Latvia5Lati1932.aUNC

$30-$40

27 New Zealand Threepence 1935 Waitangi. PCGS graded PR65. Light tone with full mint bloom. Very rare. FDC

$2600 - $2800

28 New Zealand Proof Shilling 1935. Light tone. A lovely example. FDC

$1000 - $1100

(2 coins of set of 6)

29 New Zealand Waitangi Proof set of 6 1935 including the rare Waitangi Crown issue. All coins NGC graded and slabbed from PF 63 to PF 66. Very rare. FDC

$11500 - $12000


30 New Zealand Waitangi Proof set of 6 1935 including the rare Waitangi Crown issue. In red leather presentation box. Old tone with blue highlights. Very rare. FDC

$13000 - $14000

31 Poland1/4Thaler1625SigismundIII.Danzig.VF

$120-$140

32 San Marino 20 Lire 1935R. Ch.UNC

$170 - $180

33 Spain2Psetas1905AlfonsoXIII.Youngheadtype.Ch.UNC

$70-$80

34 Spain8Reales1633R.PhilipIIII.Oncecleaned.Scarce.VF

$550-$600

35 StraitsSettlements1Dollar1920. gEF

$50-$60

36 Switzerland Thaler 1795. Bern. Reverse soldier. Gunmetal tone with nice fields. Scarce. aUNC

$550 - $600

37 USA Quarter Dollar 1878 CC. PCGS graded MS62. Lovely bright coin with mint lustre. Scarce. Ch.UNC

$800 - $900

38 USA Half Dollar 1831. Toned. gFINE/aVF

$100 - $120

39 USA Proof Half Dollar 1882. PCGS graded PR65CAM. Superb original light purple/blue tone with fantastic eye appeal. Rare. FDC

$3250 - $3500


40 USA, Hawaii 1 Cent 1847 Kamehameha III. 15 Berries type. Reverse is some mint red UNC, the Obverse appears to have been wiped/cleaned at some stage. Scarce. gEF

$325 - $350

41 GBHalfpenny1806-7,KGIIIFINE,GBPenny1797,KGIIISohoMintVG,GBTwoPenceCartwheel1797,KGIIISohoMintFINE.ExDownies/Sherwood,InMonetariumalbum. (3coinstotal).VG-FINE

$150-$180

42 GBCartwheelTwopence1797.GeorgeIII. gVF/aEF

$180-$200

43 GB Cartwheel Twopence 1797 George III. Some mint red and virtually unmarked fields, which is rare for this issue. Ch.UNC

$1100 - $1200

44 GB Proof Cartwheel Twopence 1797 George III. Lovely even brown colour. Rare. FDC

$1700 - $1800

45 GB Sixpence 1787 George III. Hearts issue. PCGS graded MS 64. Bright mint bloom. Scarce this nice. Ch.UNC/GEM

$300 - $350

46 GB Gold Spade Guinea 1787. George III. VF

$400 - $420

47 India Gold Mohur c1793, Bengal Presidency, Murshidabad type. NGC graded MS 61. Scarce this grade. UNC

$1900 - $2000

48 India Gold Mohur c1793, Bengal Presidency, Murshidabad type. Traces of mint lustre. NGC graded MS 64. Rare this grade. Ch.UNC

$2800 - $2900

49 Mexico 2 Reales 1782Mo FF. PCGS graded AU 55. Toned. aUNC

$320 - $340


50 Mexico 8 Reales 1791FM. Charles IIII. Some mint bloom. aUNC

$550 - $600

51 Mexico 8 Reales 1809TH. Ferdinand VII. Toned with some mint bloom. aUNC

$650 - $700

52 Netherlands1/4Gulden1758.Lighttonewithsomemintbloom.gEF

$70-$80

53 Netherlands 1 Gulden 1791. gVF/aEF

$170 - $180

54 Netherlands 1 Gulden 1794. Bright bloom. aUNC/UNC

$340 - $360

55 Netherlands 3 Gulden 1793. Scarce this nice. UNC

$550 - $600

56 Netherlands Gold Ducat 1780. Holland. Mint bloom. Scarce. UNC

$1000 - $1100

57 Portugal Half Johanna 1750R. John V. Scarce type, and a nice example. EF

$2400 - $2500

58 Portugal Half Johanna 1774R. Joseph I. VF

$1000 - $1100

59 Spain Gold 4 Escudos 1795MF (1795/4). PCGS graded AU 55. Mint bloom, slight scrape across head. aUNC

$900 - $1000

60 Spain Gold 4 Escudos 1820 M GJ. PCGS graded AU 55. Mint bloom. aUNC

$900 - $1000


Halfpenny

61 1911.Somemintred.UNC

$180-$200

62 1917.Somered.aU/UNC

$110-$120

63 1920.Somehintsofmintred. gEF/aUNC

$70-$80

64 1921.Somemintred.aUNC

$80-$90

65 1923.Keydate.SlightObversescratching. aFINE

$700-$800

66 1923. Key date. aFINE

$1000 - $1100

67 1923. Key date. 6 pearls and most of centre diamond. aVF

$1800 - $2000

68 1926. Some mint red. Reverse scratch. aUNC/UNC

$200 - $220

69 1928.SomemintredonReverse,withslightverdigris.EF

$60-$80

70 1933.Somemintred.UNC

$180-$200

71 1934.Traceofmintred.UNC

$80-$90

72 1939. First Reverse type. Brown with mint bloom. Ch.UNC/GEM

$140 - $150

73 1943I.Burgundytone.UNC

$30-$40

Penny

74 1915.Scarcedate.Nearlyfullcentrediamond.gVF

$50-$60

75 1920. Double dot. Scarce. FINE

$140 - $150


76 1925. Key date. VF

$220 - $240

77 1925. Key date. Full centre diamond with hint of 7th/8th Pearls. Scarce. gVF

$280 - $300

78 1925. Key date. Once cleaned with some unnatural toning, however virtually UNC as far as wear goes. Some edge pitting on both sides, particularly on the Obverse. Scarce. aEF?

$300 - $400

79 1941K.G.Hintsofmintred.aUNC

$140-$150

80 1942Y.Brownwithsomered.UNC

$70-$80

81 1948.Fullmintred.Ch.UNC/GEM

$50-$60

82 1950. Full blazing mint red. GEM UNC

$110 - $120

83 1951.Fullmintred.GEM UNC

$90-$100

84 1956. Full mint red. GEM UNC

$120 - $140

85 1959. Mint red and brown. Ch.UNC/GEM

$200 - $220

Threepence

86 1912. Scarce date. EF

$220 - $240

87 1920M.aEF

$110-$120

88 1921M.Toned.aUNC

$50-$60

89 1924.Latestrike.aEF

$80-$90

90 1934/3 Overdate. PCGS graded XF 45. gVF

$240 - $280

91 1936.aUNC/UNC

$40-$50


92 1952.Softtonewithmintbloom. GEM UNC

$100-$120

93 1953. Toned. GEM UNC

$250 - $300

94 1955.Mintbloom.GEM UNC

$70-$80

Sixpence

95 1910.ScratchesonEmu.aEF

$40-$50

96 1910.Gunmetaltone.UNC

$140-$150

97 1936.Toned.UNC

$100-$120

98 1953. Scarce. UNC

$220 - $240

99 1960.Ch.UNC/GEM

$60-$80

Shilling

100 1916.Softtone.aUNC

$100-$120

101 1933.Keydate.Oldtone. gFINE

$110-$120

102 1933. Key date. 6 pearls. gFINE/aVF

$160 - $180

103 1954. Mint bloom. Ch.UNC/GEM

$100 - $110

Florin

104 1914.VF

$100-$110

105 1919. gVF

$240 - $260

106 1927.SomedeeptoneonObverse.aEF

$110-$120

107 1932.Keydate.VG

$110-$120

108 1936.aEF

$40-$50

109 1954 Royal Visit. Mint bloom. GEM UNC

$140 - $150


Crown

110 1937.Mintbloom,withafewcontactmarks.UNC

$110-$120

111 1937.Mintbloom,withafewcontactmarks.UNC

$110-$120

112 1937.Lighttoneandmintbloom.PCGSgradedMS62.Ch.UNC

$140-$150

113 1938.Scarce.VF

$140-$150

114 1938.Scarce.VF

$140-$150

115 1938. Scarce. EF

$220 - $240

116 Threepence Van Diemen’s Land Promissory note of T. Stace. Hobart Town 10-6-1826, No. 62 (MVR N/L). Torn and mounted on light contemporary card. Rare. VG

$3000 - $3500

117 One Shilling Promissory note of John Weavell. Van Diemen’s Land, Hobart Town 8-1-1824 No. 8 (MVR N/L). Some small wear/pinholes. Very rare. FINE-VF

$6000 - $6500

118 Ten Shillings Van Diemen’s Land Promissory not of J. Lepine. Hobart Town 23-7-1823, No. 4 (MVR N/L). Torn and mounted on light contemporary card. Very rare. VG

$6000 - $6500

119 One Pound Bank of Australasia, Queensland. Brisbane 18-- (MVR 1c). Black and White Specimen. Pencil notation above Specimen ‘9th August 1860’. Minor edge tear and two rounded corners. Extremely rare. gEF

$14000 - $15000


120 One Pound Commercial Bank of Sydney, Sydney NSW 18--. (MVR 3). Printer’s uni- face colour trial Specimen, with No 2 hand written in margin in ink. Imprint engraved by W & K Johnston Edinburgh for Cowan & Co. Many multiple pinholes in left hand margin and slight paper toning. Very rare. EF

$20000 - $22000

121 One Pound Bukkulla Vineyard, McIntire River, Inverell. Signed and issued 9-4-1870, crossed paid and stamped. Type 1a (light blue print type). Two minor pin holes and rounded corner. Ex W Mira Collection, and in superior grade. Scarce. EF

$1300 - $1400

122 One Pound Excelsior Bank, Sydney NSW c1884. Unissued remainder number 8060. Three large puncture marks in margin as is usual for this issue. In Excelsior Bank pack as issued by J Pettit, with certificate. One of 72 from the ‘Excelsior Bank Archive’. aUNC

$4800 - $5000

123 One Pound Queensland Government, Brisbane 1-7-1898 (MVR 1). Black and White Proof on card. Three large punch holes, cut corners as usual, with pencil notation on bottom ‘Sept 21st 1899’. Very rare. aUNC

$8000 - $8500

124 One Pound Colonial Bank of Australasia, Melbourne 1-1-1906. Fully signed and issued. (MVR 3b). Old tears and central fold separations, worn and somewhat dirty. Extremely rare issue that catalogues at $80,000 in Fine. GOOD/VG

$3500 - $4000

125 One Pound Bank of Victoria, Melbourne 4-8-1908 (MVR 3c). Fully signed and issued with light date stamp Aug 1908. At- tractive issue with good colour and nice paper, with some minor holes in folds. Very rare. aFINE

$20000 - $22000


126 Five Pound National Bank of Australasia, South Australia. Adelaide 1-1-1876 (MVR 3aA). Black and White Proof. Missing two corners, with slight tears and ragged edges and minor black paper tone. Very rare. EF

$8000 - $8500

127 Five Pound Australian Joint Stock Bank, NSW. Sydney 1-7-1881 (MVR 3a). Fully signed and issued. Slightly ragged bottom edge, but with good paper and lovely eye appeal. Extremely rare. VF

$20000 - $22000

128 Five Pounds Bank of New South Wales, Sydney NSW. Stamped 1st July 08 (1908). Im- print Charles Skipper & East, London (MVR 7f). Fully signed and issued, with exception- ally clear ink stamp and attractive eye appeal. A number of pinholes and folds, but with good colour and body. Extremely rare type. VF

$25000 - $26000

129 Twenty Pound Australian and European Bank, Melbourne 1-6-18-- (MVR 1). Black and White Proof. Extremely rare issue from a bank established in 1874, then taken over by the Commercial Bank in 1879. Catalogues at $45,000. gVF

$10000 - $11000

130 One Pound 1910 London Bank of Australia Ltd, Melbourne. Superscribed Collins-Allen (S 45). Some edge tears at top, but still a nice type example. FINE

$12000 - $14000

131 One Shilling Hay Internment Camps WWII. Camp Seven, 1-3-1941 Epstein-Stahl. The rarest signature issue of the One Shillings. Centre fold and very light paper tone. Rare. EF

$14000 - $15000


Ten Shillings

132 1913 Collins-Allen (R 1c). Red serials issue. Minor edge faults and splits, some foxing, but still a presentable type example. Very rare. VG

$9000 - $10000

IMPORTANTPlease ensure all mail bids are received by us no later than Thursday 30th August as there will be no postal service on Friday 31st due to a local

show public holiday.

133 1915Collins-Allen(R2d).Pinholes,inkstainsinredandblackandatearatbottom.Scarce.VG

$1500-$1600

135 1918 Cerutty-Collins (R 3b). Fresh and crisp with strong colour and numerous old folds. gFINE/aVF

$2800 - $3000

136 1926Kell-Collins(R5).aFINE/FINE

$750-$800

137 1926 Kell-Collins (R 5). Fully crisp with original paper. Seldom seen in this grade, and thus under valued as such. Rare. UNC

$40000 - $42000

134 1915 Collins-Allen (R 2d). A fresh new find not previously offered publicly. Lovely strong paper with superb colour and lovely appeal. One of the finest known of this very rare issue. gEF

$40000 - $42000


138 1927Kell-Heathershaw(R6).Somewhatworn&dirty,butawholenote.GOOD/VG

$600-$700

139 1928Riddle-Heathershaw(R7).Threeheavyfolds,alittledirty.gFINE/aVF

$750-$800

140 1928Riddle-Heathershaw(R7).Crisp,withmultiplefolds.aVF

$1100-$1200

141 1928 Riddle-Heathershaw (R 7). Crisp with lovely fresh paper. Rare in this grade. UNC

$28000 - $29000

142 1933 Riddle-Sheehan (R 8a). Thick signature issue. Good paper although worn with some folding, and slight staining and minor rust. A presentable type note of this rare issue. FINE

$2800 - $3000

143 1934Riddle-Sheehan(R10).Redoverprinttype.Slightdirtonback.FINE

$400-$500

144 1934 Riddle-Sheehan (R 10). Red over- print type. An attractive example and very rare in this grade, extremely hard to find as such. UNC

$18000 - $20000

145 1939Sheehan-McFarlane(R12).aUNC

$900-$1000

146 1942Armitage-McFarlane(R13).Crisp,afewlightflicks.aUNC/UNC

$400-$450

147 1949Coombs-Watt(R14).UNC

$1100-$1200

148 1952Coombs-Wilson(R15).Consecutivepair.Crispandfreshwithbends/handling. gEF/aUNC

$900-$1000

149 1952Coombs-Wilson(R15).Fresh.UNC

$1200-$1400

150 1954.Coombs-Wilson(R16).UNC

$280-$300

151 1961Coombs-WilsonReserve(R17).Fresh.(3notes).UNC

$350-$400

One Pound

152 1918 Cerutty-Collins (R 21). Nice type note. FINE

$1100 - $1200


153 1923Miller-Collins(R23b).Noimprinttype.aVF

$1100-$1200

154 1923 Miller-Collins (R 23b). No imprint type. Crisp and fully natural note in superb original as from the bank state. Extremely rare this grade. UNC

$28000 - $30000

155 1926 Kell-Collins (R 24). Crisp and flat, and a lovely example. Very rare this grade. UNC

$24000 - $26000

156 1927Riddle-Heathershaw(R26).VF

$450-$500

157 1927 Riddle-Heathershaw (R 26). Crisp with lovely fresh paper. Light hint of a roll fold. Scarce. UNC

$7000 - $7500

158 1927 Riddle-Heathershaw (R 26). Consec- utive run of 5. Crisp and fully natural fresh notes in virtually as from the bank state. Lightest trace of a nearly flat centre bend and minor tellers flick as seen with the notes from this, part of the famous ‘K/9’ Prefix hoard. Rare. UNC

$40000 - $42000

159 1932Riddle-Sheehan(R27b).Thinsignaturetype.aVF

$700-$800

160 1933Riddle-Sheehan(R28).EF

$600-$650

161 1938Sheehan-McFarlane(R29).Consecutivepair.Hintoftwolightestrollfolds.UNC

$2000-$2200

162 1942Armitage-McFarlane(R30a).Consecutiverunof3.UNC

$1700-$1800

163 1949Coombs-Watt(R31).UNC

$700-$750

164 1953Coombs-Wilson(R33).Consecutivepair.UNC

$380-$400

165 1961Coombs-Wilson(R34b).Fresh.(2notes).UNC

$300-$350

166 1961Coombs-Wilson(R34b).Consecutiverunof10.Fresh,Exbundle.Cataloguesat$3,850.Ch.UNC

$2200-$2400


Five Pound

169 1927Riddle-Heathershaw(R42).Nicetypenote.aVF/VF

$2200-$2400

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167 Five Pound 1914 Collins-Allen (R 36b). Prefix U type. Extremely rare in this grade, and a very under rated note. 17 examples recorded, this example previously unsighted and probably the equal 6th or 7th finest. Good original paper and with nice colour. Very rare. aVF

$29000 - $30000

168 1918 Cerutty-Collins (R 37a). The finest known of this issue, and rarely seen in any grade, with only 10 examples recorded. Exceptional fresh paper and lovely colour, with only light traces of folding and handling. Ex the Roy Brook Collection (lot 479), the Mick Vort Ron- ald Collection (lot 82) and the Blue Collection (lot 174). Significantly rarer than the more com- mon (R 37b) issue, and an issue missing from most collections. Extremely rare and a highly important banknote. EF

$90000 - $100000


170 1927 Riddle-Heathershaw (R 42). Consecutive pair. Crisp with three old folds. Scarce in pairs. gVF

$9000 - $9500

171 1927 Riddle-Heathershaw (R 42). Crisp with full body, and only very light handling. Rare in this condition. aUNC/UNC

$12000 - $14000

172 1933Riddle-SheehanR/10(R44bF).WhitefaceofKing.Firstprefixissued.aVF

$2200-$2400

173 1941Armitage-McFarlane(R46).aUNC/UNC

$1300-$1400

174 1941Armitage-McFarlane(R46).Crisp.UNC

$4000-$4400

175 1949Coombs-Watt(R47).aUNC

$1700-$1800

176 1952Coombs-Wilson(R48).Slightteller’sflickandcentrefold.Freshwithoriginalsheen,crisp.aUNC

$900-$1000

177 1952Coombs-Wilson(R48).Crisp.UNC

$4000-$4400

178 1954Coombs-Wilson(R49).UNC

$650-$700


$1300-$1400


$1100-$1200

181 1960Coombs-Wilson(R50).Consecutivetrio.UNC

$1600-$1700

Ten Pound

182 1932 Riddle-Sheehan (R 56). Somewhat worn, but a whole original note. A presentable type note of this very rare issue. High catalogue value of $17,500. VG+

$6500 - $7000

183 1934 Riddle-Sheehan (R 57). Fresh original note with some light handling and minor creases/folds. Scarce. gVF/aEF

$4800 - $5000

184 1934 Riddle-Sheehan V/3 (R 57L). Ex Max Stern in the 1970’s where it has remained since, and straight from a bundle fresh. Full waxy sheen, crisp and original with virtually no signs of handling. Superb and one of the finest examples of this type we have handled. Rare. UNC

$30000 - $32000


185 1940Sheehan-McFarlane(R58F).FirstprefixV/3.Crispwithsomefolding.aVF

$1700-$1800

186 1943Armitage-McFarlane(R59F).FirstprefixV/5.Crisp.gEF

$1500-$1600

187 1949 Coombs-Watt (R 59). Crisp, with raised ink on back with some sheen. Scarce. UNC

$5500 - $6000

188 1952 Coombs-Wilson (R 61). Crisp, with a hint of a centre bend. Scarce. aUNC/UNC

$8750 - $9000

189 1952 Coombs-Wilson (R 61). Rare consec-utive pair. Light traces of storage on both notes. UNC

$32000 - $34000

190 1960Coombs-Wilson(R63).

aUNC/UNC

$1000-$1100

191 Halfpenny 1806. George III. Mint red and brown. (S. 3781). UNC

$240 - $260

192 Sixpence 1777 Anne. (S. 3619). Light tone and mint lustre. Ch.UNC

$300 - $350

193 Shilling Phillip & Mary 1555 (S. 2501). English titles only. aFINE

$380 - $400

194 Shilling Newark beseiged 1646 Charles I. Lozenge shaped (S. 3143). A rare siege piece. Worn on the Reverse and a little uneven as usual. Scarce. FINE/VG

$1200 - $1400


195 Shilling 1658 Oliver Cromwell. Light old gunmetal tone with underlying mint bloom. NGC graded MS 64. Very rare this grade, virtually as struck. Ch.UNC

$8000 - $8500

196 Shilling 1723 SSC (South Sea Company) George I (S. 3647). Toned with underlying mint bloom. PCGS graded MS 63. Scarce this grade. Ch.UNC

$750 - $800

197 Crown 1658 Oliver Cromwell (S. 3226). Some toning. Always a popular issue. Scarce. gVF

$3700 - $3800

198 Half Dollar Emergency issue on Spain 4 Reales 1792. Oval countermark, Madrid (S. 3767). Scarce. VF

$900 - $1000

199 One Dollar 1804 Oval Countermark Charles III. On 1788FM Mexico 8 Reales. Strong C/S with dark blue and red tone with mint lustre. An attractive example. aEF/EF

$825 - $850

200 Gold Half Guinea 1802 George III. Sixth head type. UNC/Ch.UNC

$1100 - $1200

201 Gold Guinea 1711 Anne. (S. 3574). Slight rim mark, possible ex mount? Scarce. VF

$800 - $850

202 Gold Guinea 1774 George III. Fourth bust. aEF

$850 - $900

203 Gold Two Guineas 1739. George II (S. 3668). Nearly full mint bloom. Rare. aUNC

$4300 - $4400


204 Gold Crown James I 1607-9. (S. 2627). Thistle Reverse. A little weak in places. aVF

$700 - $800

205 Scotland Penny James VI 1602 Merk. Scottish thistle on Obverse. FINE

$580 - $600

Ten Shillings

207 1949 Coombs-Watt (R 14sL). Slightly off centre print as often happens in the Ten Shilling issue. A nice type note. Last prefix starnote issued. Scarce. EF

$15000 - $16000

208 1961 Coombs-Wilson (R 17s). A fresh note, fully crisp and original. UNC

$22000 - $24000

One Pound

209 1953Coombs-Wilson(R33s).Anicetypeexample.VF

$2500-$2600

206 Ten Shillings 1942 Armitage-McFarlane (R 13sL). G/95 last prefix. Crisp and original fresh note with minimal handling that is a new to market find. Very rare as the key starnote in the series, and an excellent opportunity to obtain this seldom seen note in this superior grade. One of the finest known. gEF

$50000 - $55000


210 1953 Coombs-Wilson (R 33s). Nice type note. gVF/aEF

$3400 - $3500

211 1961Coombs-Wilson(R34bs).Alittlestained.FINE

$750-$800

212 1961Coombs-Wilson(R34bs).Someminorhandlingbutanice,noproblemstypenote.gEF/aUNC

$7000-$7500

One Dollar

214 1966Coombs-Wilson(R71s).Teller’sflick,hintofcentrebend.Fresh.aUNC/UNC

$1800-$2000

215 1966 Coombs-Wilson (R 71s). Consecutive pair. One is UNC, the other aUNC/UNC with 2 flicks/folds. Lovely fresh notes. aUNC/UNC-UNC

$5800 - $6000

216 1968 Coombs-Randall (R 72s). Nice fresh example. Light tellers flick. Scarce. UNC

$7000 - $7500

217 1968 Coombs-Randall (R 72s). Consecutive pair. One note with slight teller’s flick, the other flat. Otherwise original, crisp and fresh. Rare. UNC

$12000 - $14000

213 Five Pound 1960 Coombs-Wilson (R 50sL). Last prefix TC/13. A lovely fresh, crisp original note with sheen and in superb original virtually as from the bank state. A new find and a clas- sic rarity, with perhaps only 4 or 5 examples known in this condition. Extremely rare this grade. UNC

$65000 - $70000


218 1969Phillips-Randall(R73s).Nicefreshexample.UNC

$2800-$3000

Two Dollar

219 1967Coombs-Randall(R82sL).LastprefixZFK.Crisp,originalexamplewiththebaresthintofatellersflick.UNC

$7000-$7500

Five Dollar

220 1967 Coombs-Randall (R 202sF). First prefix ZNA. Lovely fresh note with only a hint of a centre bend. Scarce. aUNC/UNC

$5000 - $5500

221 1969 Phillips-Randall (R 203sF). Rare first prefix ZNC. Nice fresh example and the key decimal starnote. Catalogues at $32,750. Rare. UNC

$18000 - $19000

Ten Dollar

222 1966Coombs-Wilson(R301s).aVF

$650-$700

223 1966 Coombs-Wilson (R 301s). Fresh note. UNC

$4000 - $4200

224 1967 Coombs-Randall (R 302sL). Rare last prefix ZSE. Nice fresh example in nearly perfect state. Catalogues at $26,250. Rare. UNC

$14000 - $15000

225 1968Phillips-Randall(R303s).gEF

$1800-$2000

226 AustriaRestrikeMedallicIssueofLeo‘Hogmouth’datedinromannumerals1967.aFDC

$280-$300

227 Russia 15 Roubles 1897. aEF

$525 - $550

228 Spain25Pesetas1878.Edgeknocks.VF

$400-$420

229 USATwoandaHalfDollar1907.aEF

$180-$200

230 USAFiveDollar1880.Edgeknock.aVF

$360-$370

231 USAFiveDollar1882.gVF/aEF

$370-$380

232 USA Twenty Dollar 1895. gEF

$1450 - $1500


Half Sovereign

233 1866 Sydney Mint Type II. Sharply struck with a few minor Obverse field marks. Very rare. aUNC/UNC

$28000 - $30000

234 1887S Jubilee Head. Scarce. aUNC

$700 - $750

235 1891S Jubilee Head. Some old tone. EF

$750 - $800

236 1906S.EdwardVII.aUNC

$300-$325

237 1908S. Edward VII. Ch.UNC

$800 - $850

238 1911P.Inafancy9ctgoldframewithbale.aFINE

$280-$300

239 1914S,1915S.GeorgeV.(2coins). EF-aUNC

$360-$380

240 1915P.GeorgeV.UNC

$375-$400

241 1915S.GeorgeV.UNC

$200-$220

242 1915S.GeorgeV.(2coins). EF-aUNC

$360-$380

243 1915S,1916S.GeorgeV.(2coins). EF-aUNC

$360-$380

244 1918P. Scarce date. A nice example, well struck with a good Reverse. Rare. gEF

$4000 - $4500

245 1918P. Scarce date. A superior example with mint bloom and a superb strong strike. In the top few examples known. Extremely rare in this grade. Ch.UNC

$8000 - $8500


Sovereign

247 1862 Sydney Mint Type II. Rare this grade. UNC

$14000 - $15000

248 1865 Sydney Mint Type II. Scarce. EF

$2000 - $2200

249 1868 Sydney Mint Type II. Scarce. UNC

$3900 - $4000

250 1870 Sydney Mint Type II. Struck from slightly worn dies. Ch.UNC

$3000 - $3200

251 1883M.ShieldYoungHead.Scarcedate.Obversescratch.aUNC

$850-$900

246 Sovereign 1861/0 Overdate. Sydney Mint, type II. A superb coin with virtually no trace of wear, and only some minor Obverse marks, but well struck with mint bloom. Probably the finest example known and previously unseen on the Auction Market, this example was reported to have come from India in 2006. Catalogues at $87,500, this is a unique opportunity to acquire a very rare and exciting key gold item. Ch.UNC

$60000 - $65000


252 1885M.ShieldYoungHead.aUNC/UNC

$680-$700

253 1887M Shield Young Head. Beautifully struck with mint lustre. Very rare date. Ch.UNC

$13000 - $15000

254 1875S. Young Head Victoria. Scarce. Ch.UNC

$3000 - $3200

255 1883M. Young Head Victoria. Rare date. aUNC/UNC

$1600 - $1800

256 1886M. Young Head Victoria. Soft mint bloom and virtually as struck. Rare. GEM UNC

$2800 - $3000

257 1887S. Jubilee Head Victoria. Scarce. aUNC/UNC

$1700 - $1800

258 1887M. Jubilee Head Victoria. SS JEB (small spaced). Bright mint lustre and sharply struck. Rare this grade. Ch.UNC

$2200 - $2400

259 1896M.VeiledHeadVictoria. gFINE

$380-$400

260 1897M.VeiledHeadVictoria. UNC

$550-$600

261 1911M.Inafancy9ctgoldframewithbale.gFINE

$400-$420

262 1927P. George V. Scarce date. Minor Obverse marks. UNC

$750 - $800

263 1928M. George V. Well struck. Scarce. aUNC/UNC

$3500 - $3600

264 1931P.GeorgeV.SmallHeadtype.

Ch.UNC

$550-$600

265 AssortedEdwardVIIandGorgeVissues. (20coins).FINE-aVF

$7200-$7400


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266 AustralianKangaroo1ozgoldcoin2008. UNC

$1600-$1650

267 AustralianKangaroo1ozgoldcoin2009. UNC

$1600-$1650

268 Australian Kangaroo 1oz gold coin 2010. UNC

$1600 - $1650

269 AustralianNugget1ozgoldcoin1987. UNC

$1600-$1650


$1600-$1650


$1600-$1650


$1600-$1650


$1600-$1650


$1600-$1650

275 Australian Nugget Gold Proof 1991 10oz. In original Jarrah box with felt bag and certificate number 011. Scarce low mintage issue of only 250. UNC

$16000 - $17000

276 FloralEmblemsofAustralia1998$150GoldProof.Inboxofissuewithcertificate.FDC

$825-$850

277 Gold Bar 1oz ‘Oriana’. By The Perth Mint. In original bubble pack. UNC

$1600 - $1650

278 GoldBar1oz‘Oriana’.ByThePerthMint.Inoriginalbubblepack.UNC

$1600-$1650

279 GoldBar50g.ByPAMP,Switzerland.Inoriginalbubblepack.UNC

$2500-$2600


280 Gold Bar 100g. By PAMP, Switzerland. In original bubble pack. UNC

$5000 - $5200

281 GoldBar5oz.ByABCBullionCompany.UNC

$7800-$8000

282 GoldBar5oz.ByABCBullionCompany.UNC

$7800-$8000

283 PlatinumKoalaProofcoinset1992.10zto1/20ozplusmedallion.FDC

$2900-$3000

284 PlatinumKoalaProofcoinset1993.10zto1/20ozplusmedallion.FDC

$2900-$3000

285 $200GoldCoin1980.Koala.FDC

$380-$400

286 $200GoldCoin1980.Koala.FDC

$380-$400

287 $200GoldCoin1981.RoyalWedding.FDC

$380-$400

288 $200GoldProofCoin1985.Koala.FDC

$380-$400

289 $200GoldProof1989.FrilledNeckLizard.FDC

$380-$400

290 $200GoldProof1990.Platypus.FDC

$380-$400

Ten Shillings

291 1954Coombs-WilsonAC/00(R16F).Centre bendandsomehandling.EF

$1700-$1800

One Pound

292 1953Coombs-WilsonHA/00(R33F).Slightstains.aVF

$700-$800

One Dollar

293 1966 Coombs-Wilson AAA (R 71F). Consecutive pair. Ex Gordon Andrews (note designer). These are not notes released for the 25th Anniversary sets, but were privately given to him from official archive notes at the time, which is part of the reason the numbers and the set numbers didn’t match. Low number serials AAA 000908/9. Rare as such. UNC

$2400 - $2500

Two Dollar

294 1966 Coombs-Wilson FAA (R 81F). Consecutive pair. Scarce. UNC

$3300 - $3400

Ten Dollar

295 1966Coombs-WilsonSAA(R301F).Multiplefoldsanddirty.FINE

$40-$50


Twenty Dollar

296 1966Coombs-WilsonXAA(R401F).Consecutivepair.Centrefold.(Cataloguesat$840).aUNC

$350-$400

Fifty Dollar

297 1973Phillips-WheelerYAA(R505F).(3notestotal).gVF-EF

$280-$300

298 1974Phillips-WheelerYAA(R505F).Consecutivepair.aUNC

$600-$650

One Hundred Dollar

299 1984Johnston-StoneZAA(R608F).(3notestotal).Edgenickonone.VF-EF

$420-$440

Ten Shillings

300 1961 Coombs-Wilson AH/65 (R 71L). Consecutive pair. Rare as pair. Catalogues at $8,800. UNC

$5000 - $5500

One Pound

301 1961Coombs-WilsonHK/65(R34bL).gEF

$1000-$1200

One Dollar

302 1982Johnston-StoneDPS(R78L).Consecutivepair.(Cataloguesat$220).UNC

$70-$80

Two Dollar

303 1985Johnston-FraserLQG(R89L).Consecutivepair&2singles.(4notes).(Cataloguesat$380).UNC

$130-$140

Five Dollar

304 1991Fraser-ColeQPG(R213L).Consecutive runof4.(Cataloguesat$480).UNC

$160-$180

Ten Dollar

305 1991Fraser-ColeMRR(R313L). UNC

$60-$70

306 1991Fraser-ColeMRR(R313L).Consecutiverunof6.(Cataloguesat$1,320).UNC

$400-$500

Twenty Dollar

307 1993Fraser-EvansADK(R415L). UNC

$60-$70

308 1993Fraser-EvansADK(R415L).Consecutiverunof4.(Cataloguesat$540).Inkmarkfromprintingononenote.UNC

$200-$220

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One Hundred Dollar

309 1991Fraser-ColeZLD(R613L).Twosingles, only1numberapart.(Cataloguesat$1,000).UNC

$325-$350

310 1991Fraser-ColeZLD(R613L).Consecutivepair.(Cataloguesat$1,000).UNC

$350-$400

Ten Pound

311 1954. Massive corner flap on bottom L/H corner. Crisp, with some folds. A major error of the whole Pre Decimal series. It is quite amazing that such a note exists, with so few Pre Decimal errors of significance known. Ex J. Fyfe collection. Extremely rare. gVF

$9000 - $10000

Two Dollar

312 1968. Missing part intaglio (black) print, due to obstruction during printing, causing 5mm diagonal band of white unprinted area on Obverse along top across head and ‘Comm’. Multiple folds and a little dirty. FINE

$280 - $300

313 1974. Massive registration shift on front, 200mm downwards. A significant amount of the previous top note printed above, including both the signatures and part of the design. Two checkers’ marks, one on each side. Interestingly, the serial numbers have still been printed along bottom of note as usual indicating the error occurred after that printing phase. An important note, and one of the best and most striking major errors I have seen. VF

$4000 - $4500

314 1985. Large registration shift on Obverse, 5mm to left. Checkers’ mark. Scarce this far off centre. UNC

$1000 - $1100

315 1985. Missing all simultan (colour) print on Reverse. Very rare on Two Dollar and an eye catching error. gEF

$3600 - $3800


Ten Dollar

316 1967 Coombs-Randall. An amazing consecutive run of 6, 5 of which are error notes with mismatched serial numbers. Serials are SFA 039711/16, 039712/16, 039712/16, 039713/16, 039714/16, 039715/16 and normal note SFA 039716. An unbelievable and unique error. Fresh with only the lightest handling on these rare anyway notes, as good as they come and in original condition. Catalogues at $6,600 for the notes alone without the added rarity of the misprint error. (6 notes). UNC

$9000 - $9500

317 1968. Major diagonal paper crease through both sides of note, causing a section of unprinted white paper of 5mm, and causing a small corner flap at right. A major and striking error. Very rare, especially for this early an issue. aUNC

$1800 - $2000

Twenty Dollar

318 1995 Polymer. Missing all simultan (colour) print on both sides. A rare and striking error. UNC

$3700 - $3800

One Hundred Dollar

319 1985. Missing all simultan (colour) print on Reverse, causing missing signatures. Scarce. UNC

$2000 - $2200

320 N/D polymer. Missing all intaglio (black) print both sides, and missing some colour print also. No serials or signatures. A rare and spectacular error. aUNC

$2200 - $2400


321 Dump Fifteen Pence 1813 NSW. Type A/1. Nice clear and strong crown with good lettering on both sides. Some old minor surface marks. A great cheaper example with a high catalogue value. Rare. gFINE/aVF

$22000 - $24000

322 Holey Dollar Five Shillings 1813 NSW. Struck on an 8 Reales 1799FM Charles IIII, Mexico City Mint (dies B/4: II/6). (Mira-Noble 1799/3). With T.Knight counter mark (T. Knight was believed to be a Jeweller and Bullion dealer from Balmain). 8 such counter marked coins are known to exist (with this being one of the better examples). Whilst somewhat worn, the coin exhibits nice clear counter marks and the host coin shows the majority of its original detail. Ex NZ collection, Spink Aust. Sale 21, March 1987 (lot 791) and W.T (Bill) Parish, with original ticket from M.R.Roberts as sold by Barrie Winsor for $5,950. A great cheaper example, and an ideal purchase to celebrate in 2013 the Bicentenary of the Holey Dollar 1813-2013. Rare. VG

$32500 - $35000


323 Holey Dollar Five Shillings 1813 NSW. Counter stamped on Charles IIII Mexico Mint 8 Reales 1793. Mira 1793/3 Dies 11/9, B/5 Spalding 42. Superb provenance; ex Nobleman Sale Sothe- bys 31 March 1922, lot 713, R Jewell Collection, P Spalding Collection. The Nobleman collection was owned by Duke Philip Ferrari de La Renotière, Duke of Gallièra (January 11, 1850 - May 20, 1917). Philip Spalding was a noted collector and Author of ‘The World of the Holey Dollar’. A lovely original coin with beautiful strong, clear countermarks and inside edge bead- ing on both sides, with attractive old tone with nice even wear giving it good eye appeal. An exceptional coin of impeccable and impressive provenance that would be ideal to tuck away just in time for the bicentenary of the Holey Dollar in 2013. gVF

$150000 - $160000

324 Taylor Pattern Sixpence c.1855 struck in silver, Kangaroo Office, Port Phillip. Rare milled edge earlier type. The milled edge type is far rarer than the (somewhat later strikings) of the plain edge types, and is under rated thus in both rarity and price, with only a few examples known. Lovely dark old tone with underlying red and blue hints. An outstanding item from an important old collection. Extremely rare. FDC

$50000 - $55000


325 Taylor Gold Pattern Shilling C 1860, plain edge type. A fantastic coin, with a superb portrait, brilliant proof mirror fields and an amazing provenance to match. Ex the J.G. Murdoch Collec- tion, Sothebys 1904 (lot 651). John G. Murdoch was a famous 19th Century Industrialist, and whose collection of English coins is still considered one of the most important ever formed. This coin was part of a multi auction sale that today would have been worth hundreds of millions of dollars in value. Also ex The Strauss collection and the Quartermaster Collection. One of only two examples known, this is a highly important and extremely rare coin. FDC

$200000 - $220000


326 Proof Sovereign 1888M. Jubilee Head. Beautiful satin Proof mirror finish, and very attractive. Ex J.G. Murdoch Collection, Sothebys 1904 (lot 628), Noble Sale 48 1995 and a private collection. Extremely rare, and one of only 2 or 3 examples known. FDC

$125000 - $130000

327 Proof Sovereign 1896M. Veiled Head. Beautiful mirror fields with a cameo Proof finish, and very attractive. Ex J.G. Murdoch Collection, Sothebys 1904 (lot 640) and a private collection. Extremely rare, and one of only 2 or 3 examples known. FDC

$125000 - $130000


328 Proof silver set of 4 coins 1934, Threepence to Florin. Attractive old light to medium dark gunmetal toning and with underlying mint brilliance. A superb and well matched silver set with virtually unmarked original surfaces. Extreme rare. FDC

$80000 - $90000


329 Proof Shilling 1935. Attractive old gunmetal tone with much mint brilliance. A superior example of a George V Proof issue. Very rare. FDC

$32000 - $34000

330 Proof Penny 1951PL. Nearly full brilliant mint red, and very rare as such as most copper Proofs of this era are usually more brown and red. A superior example, and one of the finest known. FDC

$36000 - $38000


Halfpenny

331 1912. Mostly mint red. UNC

$250 - $275

332 1912. Full mint red. PCGS graded MS 64RD. Ch.UNC/GEM

$900 - $1000

333 1914H. Nearly full mint red. Fully struck up and very rare in this grade, especially with this much colour. In the top three examples known. Ch.UNC/GEM

$3000 - $3500

334 1915H. Key date. Well struck, mint red/ burgundy and brown lustre. Rare in this grade, and an attractive example. Ch.UNC

$7000 - $7500

335 1923. Key date. Problem free with most of centre diamond and ghost of 7/8th pearls. Die cracks on both sides, and a nice attractive brown colour. VF

$2200 - $2400

336 1923. Key date. Well struck with full band and most of 7/8th Pearls. A superior example and rare this grade. aEF

$5500 - $6000

337 1930. Red and brown. Scarce date with colour. UNC/Ch.UNC

$1000 - $1100

338 1934. Nearly full mint red. Ch.UNC/GEM

$450 - $500

339 1939 Roo. Mint red and brown with significant red colour. Rare this grade. Ch.UNC/GEM

$1700 - $1800


Penny

340 1911. Mint red and burgundy tone. A few Obverse marks. UNC

$400 - $450

341 1912. Mostly mint red. UNC/Ch.UNC

$600 - $700

342 1917. Nearly full mint red and purple. Specimen like strike. Ch.UNC/GEM

$1100 - $1200

343 1918I. Scarce date. Brown with mint lustre and hints of red. Well struck for this date. UNC

$1500 - $1600

344 1919 Dot below. Full mint red. PCGS graded MS 64RD. Scarce. Ch.UNC/GEM

$1600 - $1700

345 1919 Dot below. Full mint red, and a superior example. GEM UNC

$1800 - $2000

346 1920 Dot above bottom scroll. Full fresh bright mint red colour but a rather flat, late striking. Scarce this nice. Ch.UNC/GEM

$3700 - $3800

347 1925. Key date. Appears to have been once lightly cleaned at some stage. Well struck with a full band and nice sharp Reverse. Scarce. gEF/aUNC

$2200 - $2400


349 1928. Mint red and brown. Well struck with virtually no signs of wear. Rare in this condition for this underrated date. Ch.UNC

$2700 - $2800

350 1933/2. Overdate. Brown, with a hint of mint red lustre and colour. Nice clear overdate. Scarce. UNC

$2200 - $2400

351 1946. Key date. Superb burgundy/red colour and well struck. A superior example and one of the nicest I have seen. Rare. Ch.UNC/GEM

$5000 - $5500

Threepence

352 1910. Superb old blue gunmetal toning. GEM UNC

$250 - $300

353 1911. Sharp strike. Ch.UNC/GEM

$1000 - $1100

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348 1925. Key date. Mostly brown, and well struck, with some nice even mint red appearance to the surfaces. A superior example and very rare in this grade. UNC/Ch.UNC

$17000 - $18000


355 1918. Bright mint lustre. UNC/Ch,UNC

$400 - $450

356 1918. Mostly darker toned. Ch.UNC

$500 - $550

357 1921. Dark old tone with some minor Obverse marks, and a noticeable Reverse die crack. Scarce. UNC

$1000 - $1100

358 1921M. Milky subdued mint bloom. Ch.UNC/GEM

$450 - $500

359 1922/1 Overdate. Nice even no problems coin that is a marginally better than average example. Ex IAG sale 67 March 2008 lot 381, sold for $5,700 plus commission. Rare. VG+

$3000 - $3200

360 1925. Toned. Ch.UNC

$500 - $550

354 1915. Superb old tone, fully and sharply struck Advance Australia, Star and Pearls. Lovely fresh underlying mint bloom. One of the finest known of this key date issue. Very rare. GEM UNC

$11000 - $12000


361 1927.Deepoldtone.Ch.UNC

$325-$350

362 1934. Subdued bloom with Obverse die cracks. Ch.UNC

$350 - $375

363 1935. UNC/Ch.UNC

$300 - $350

364 1942. Key date. Light tone with subdued mint bloom and a great Obverse. Nearly impossible to improve upon and easily in the finest 10 known. Rare. Ch.UNC/GEM

$7500 - $8000

Sixpence

365 1910. Light tone with mint bloom. PCGS graded MS 64. Ch.UNC/GEM

$550 - $600

366 1910. Soft green and pink tone. A superb coin that is as struck, and a worthy type example. GEM UNC

$1000 - $1100

367 1912. A little flatness/wear on feathers. UNC

$750 - $800

368 1918M. Superb light golden pink tone, with specimen-like sharp striking and virtually blemish free fields. An amazing coin, believed to be the finest known. GEM UNC

$14000 - $15000

369 1921. PCGS graded MS 65. Cameo frosted Obverse, with attractive tone and eye appeal. Rare this grade. GEM UNC

$3400 - $3500


370 1923. Flat toning. A few minor marks. aUNC/UNC

$380 - $400

371 1924. Attractive red and blue old tone with some mint bloom. Scarce date. UNC/Ch.UNC

$2700 - $2800

372 1925. Red and green peripheral tone, and virtually in mint state. An underrated date in high grade. Scarce. GEM UNC

$3400 - $3500

373 1934. Star a little flatly struck. UNC

$325 - $350

374 1936. Proof-like sharp strike and a mirror Obverse with mint bloom. GEM UNC

$400 - $450

375 1939. Scarce in high grade. Ch.UNC

$400 - $450

376 1939. Full mint bloom, fresh and as struck. Rare this nice. GEM UNC

$1100 - $1200

377 1952. Soft tone, and a superior example of this hard to find date that would be nearly impossible to improve on. Key date of the George VI series. Rare. Ch.UNC/GEM

$1400 - $1500

378 1953. Soft tone with mint bloom, with minor contact on the feathers the only thing keeping this from perfection. Scarce. Ch.UNC/GEM

$600 - $700

Shilling

379 1910. Old peripheral tone, sharply struck. Ch.UNC/GEM

$600 - $700


380 1911. Old red and blue tone. Slight wear on high points. UNC

$800 - $900

381 1915H. Key date. Beautiful old red and blue tone, with lovely eye appeal and well struck for this issue. One of the finest known of this very rare date. Ch.UNC/GEM

$18000 - $20000

382 1921 Star. Key date. Light pinkish tone with traces of mint bloom. A little weakly struck as usual. VF

$250 - $275

383 1933. Key date. Light tone with traces of mint bloom. Scarce. aUNC

$2250 - $2500

384 1935. Virtually as struck with soft tone and mint bloom. Scarce this grade. GEM UNC

$900 - $1000

385 1939. Attractive subdued toning. Ch.UNC/GEM

$500 - $550

386 1940. Key date. A nice example with some mint bloom, and better than is usually seen. Rare this grade. Ch.UNC/GEM

$1400 - $1500

387 1955. Mint bloom GEM UNC

$150 - $160

Florin

388 1910. Peripheral red and blue tone with full, amazing mint bloom. A great type coin with good eye appeal, well struck with only some minor contact marks in the fields. Ch.UNC/GEM

$5500 - $6000


391 1915H. Attractive old peripheral tone with mint bloom. Some minor wear/marks on the high points. Scarce. UNC/Ch.UNC

$4400 - $4600

392 1917. Light old tone with mint bloom and nice eye appeal. Ch.UNC/GEM

$2600 - $2700

389 1913. Scarce date. Light tone with some mint bloom and well struck for the date. Rare in this grade. UNC/Ch.UNC

$8500 - $9000

390 1914H. Key date. Sharply and fully struck up for this issue, with frosty mint bloom. A key coin in the Pre Decimal series, and one of the finest two or three examples of this date known. The best example we have seen on the market in recent years. Extremely rare. GEM UNC

$28000 - $30000


394 1923. Peripheral tone with some mint bloom. UNC/Ch.UNC

$2800 - $3000

395 1926. Full satin mint bloom with light attractive toning. Well struck for this date, and one of the finest known. Rare. Ch.UNC/GEM

$5500 - $6000

396 1927 Canberra. Deep dark red tone. GEM UNC

$380 - $400

397 1927 Canberra. Superb old red and green tone, with virtually mark free surfaces and no trace of wear with full ‘steps’. Purchased as a Proof in the 1960’s by the vendor, although the rims would suggest this is an early strike in exceptional condition instead. GEM UNC

$400 - $450

398 1932. Key date. FINE

$220 - $240

393 1919. Scarce date. Superb light salmon tone highlights with fully lustrous mint bloom. Fully struck up with sharp detail and beautiful eye appeal. One of the finest known of this somewhat underrated date. Rare. Ch.UNC/GEM

$14000 - $15000


400 1934/5 Melbourne Centenary. Part wreath, some light tone. UNC

$380 - $400

401 1934/5 Melbourne Centenary. Part wreath, some light tone. With damaged Foys bag. UNC

$475 - $500

402 1934/5 Melbourne Centenary. Some old tone with most of wreath of rider. UNC/Ch.UNC

$450 - $500

403 1934/5 Melbourne Centenary. Part wreath, some light tone and bloom. With worn Foys bag. Ch.UNC

$575 - $600

399 1932. Key date. Light gunmetal tone with some lustre. Well struck with a few minor field marks, however a superior example with good eye appeal. Ex Status Sale 242 October 2007 lot 6618 (Illustrated on the front cover) where it sold for $29,125. Very rare. Ch.UNC

$16000 - $17000


404 1934-5 Melbourne Centenary. Old peripheral tone, fully struck up wreath and hand, and the best non specimen example I have seen. Superb, and rare this grade. GEM UNC

$1600 - $1800

405 1939. Well struck with lovely clear fields and soft mint bloom. Rare in this grade, and one of the finer examples known. Ch.UNC

$3000 - $3200

406 1939. Key date. Light tone with some mint bloom, and a great example of this date. Ch.UNC/GEM

$3250 - $3500

407 1951 Jubilee. Old tone. GEM UNC

$140 - $150

Crown

408 1938. Usual Obverse contact marks. aUNC/UNC

$450 - $500

409 1938. Light tone, and strike with some weakness to the lettering, but virtually mark free for this issue. A nice example, and scarce this nice. Ch.UNC

$1300 - $1400

410 1938. Key date. Obverse tone with reverse mint bloom. PCGS graded MS 63. Scarce this grade. Ch.UNC

$1400 - $1500

411 Proof Halfpenny 1939 Roo. Nice even old brown tone with some underlying red lustre. Rare. FDC

$9000 - $9500

412 ProofHalfpenny1960Y.Lightrainbowtone. FDC

$300-$350


413 Proof Halfpenny 1962Y. FDC

$550 - $600

414 ProofHalfpenny1963Y.Lightesthintoftone.FDC

$300-$350

415 ProofPenny1955.Sometoning.FDC

$350-$400

416 Proof Penny 1955. FDC

$600 - $650

417 ProofPenny1956.Deeptoning.FDC

$200-$220

418 Proof Penny 1958Y. FDC

$650 - $700

419 Proof Penny 1960Y. FDC

$650 - $700

420 ProofSilversetof41956MThreepencetoFlorin.Lighttone.FDC

$600-$650


$550-$600


$500-$550


$500-$550

424 ProofSilversetof41962MThreepencetoFlorin.Lighttone.Withblackcaseofissue.FDC

$450-$500

425 ProofSilversetof41963MThreepencetoFlorin.Lighttone.Withblackcaseofissue.FDC

$350-$400

426 1967 Pattern Proof ‘Goose’ Dollar. Milled edge type. UNC

$1400 - $1500

427 1967 Pattern Proof ‘Goose’ Dollar. Milled edge type, in red box of issue. Old blue tone. UNC

$1500 - $1600

428 Adelaide Assay Office 1852. Restrike Ingot Type 5. A later striking, gold plated issue. UNC

$1100 - $1200


429 PennyInternmentCampsWWII.Slightverdigris.VF

$110-$120

430 Penny Internment Camps WW II. Rainbow mint lustre. Ch.UNC

$300 - $350

431 ThreepenceInternmentCampsWWII.Traceofsomered.UNC

$140-$150

432 Shilling Internment Camps WW II. Mostly mint red. Scarce this grade. UNC

$700 - $800

433 Two Shillings Internment Camps WW II. Brown. Some minor verdigris. gVF

$600 - $650

434 Two Shillings Internment Camps WW II. Full mint red. Rare this grade. Ch.UNC

$2400 - $2500

435 Two Shillings Internment Camps WW II. Without central hole punch. Some minor surface corrosion and verdigris. Very rare. VF

$1800 - $2000

436 Five Shillings Internment Camps WW II. Nearly full mint red. Rare this grade. Ch.UNC

$8000 - $8500

437 Liverpool, NSW German Internment Camp WW I Threepence. Type II, struck in aluminium. Rare. aEF

$2800 - $3000

438 Liverpool, NSW German Internment Camp WW I circular issue. Type 1a, struck in aluminium. Very rare, and only the second example we have sold, with a similar lot selling in Sale 74 for over $7,000. EF

$4250 - $4500


Five Dollar

439 1983.RadarserialnumbersPEP944449.Rarertypewithsolidcentralnumbers.UNC

$100-$110

Ten Dollar

440 1991Radarserialnumbers.SerialsMJG900009.Centrefold.Rarertypewithsolidcentralnumbers.aUNC

$50-$60

441 1991.Runof4consecutiveprefixeswithmatchingserials.SerialsMFQ/R/S/T600678.(Cataloguesat$220+).(4notestotal).UNC

$70-$80

Twenty Dollar

442 1990.Runofsevenmatchingserialpairs,plus2consecutivenotes.SerialsRBY108503-9&RBZ108501-9.(16notestotal)(Cataloguesat$2400+).UNC

$500-$550

443 1991.Runof4consecutivematchingprefixtrios.SerialsRNX/Y/Z381100/01/02/03.(12notestotal)(Cataloguesat$1440+).UNC

$320-$360

444 1991.Runof5consecutivematchingprefixpairs.SerialsRUC692588/89,688/89,788/89,888/89,988/89.(10notestotal)(Cataloguesat$1200+).UNC

$320-$340

Fifty Dollar

445 1993.Matchingserialnumberedpair.SerialsWTG/H983388.(2notestotal).UNC

$140-$150

446 1993.Matchingserialpairandconsecutivenote.SerialsWFZ308700/701&WGA308700.(3notestotal).(Cataloguesat$750+).UNC

$240-$260

447 1993.Radarserialnumberednotes.SerialsWUZ286682.UNC

$110-$120

448 1993.Radarserialnumbers,withmatchingserials.SerialsWRU/T847748.(2notestotal).UNC

$220-$240

449 1993.Runofthreematchingserials.SerialsWXG/H/J945445andsinglenote.(4notestotal)(Cataloguesat$800+).UNC

$280-$300

450 1993.Runoftwoconsecutiveprefixpairs.(4notestotal)(Cataloguesat$800+).UNC

$300-$350

Five Dollar

451 2006polymer.SolidserialsBB777777. UNC

$220-$240

452 2006polymer.SolidserialsBD777777. UNC

$220-$240

453 2006polymer.SolidserialsCA/CB777777.Pairofconsecutiveprefixes,bothwithmatchingsolidnumbers.UNC

$440-$460

454 2006polymer.SolidserialsDC/DE/DF777777.Triowithconsecutiveprefixes,allwithmatchingsolidnumbers.UNC

$640-$660

455 2006 polymer. Solid serials BI/BJ/BK/BL 777777. Run of 4 consecutive prefixes, all with matching solid numbers. UNC

$840 - $860


456 2006 polymer. Solid serial numbers CE/CF/CG/CH/CI/CJ/CK/CL 777777. Run of 8 consecutive prefixes, all with matching solid numbers. UNC

$1700 - $1800

457 2007polymer.SolidserialsCJ222222.UNC

$220-$240

458 2007polymer.SolidserialsDD222222.UNC

$220-$240

459 2007polymer.SolidserialsDK222222.UNC

$220-$240

460 2007polymer.SolidserialsDG/DH222222.Pairofconsecutiveprefixes,bothwithmatchingsolidnumbers.UNC

$440-$460

461 2007 polymer. Solid serials BB/BC/BD/BE/BF/BG/BH/BI/BJ/BK/BL/BM/CA/CB/CC 222222. Run of 15 consecutive prefixes, all with matching solid numbers. UNC

$3200 - $3400

Ten Dollar

462 2006polymer.SolidserialsBM333333. UNC

$220-$240

463 2006polymer.SolidserialsCB/CC333333.Pairofconsecutiveprefixes,bothwithmatchingsolidnumbers.UNC

$420-$440

464 2006polymer.SolidserialsCL/CM333333.Pairofconsecutiveprefixes,bothwithmatchingsolidnumbers.UNC

$420-$440

465 2006 polymer. Solid serials AF/AG/AH/AI/AJ/AK/AL 333333. Run of 7 consecutive prefixes, all with matching solid numbers. UNC

$1500 - $1600

466 2006 polymer. Solid serials BC/BD/BE/BF/BG/BH/BI/BJ 333333. Run of 8 consecutive prefixes, all with matching solid numbers. UNC

$1700 - $1800


Twenty Dollar

467 2007polymer.SolidserialsHK666666. UNC

$220-$240

468 2007polymer.SolidserialsHM/IA/IB666666.Trioofconsecutiveprefixes,allwithmatchingsolidnumbers.UNC

$640-$660

469 2007 polymer. Solid serials GC/GD/GE/GF/GG/GH/GI/GJ 666666. Run of 7 consecutive prefixes, all with matching solid numbers. UNC

$1500 - $1600

470 2007 polymer. Solid serials GL/GM/HA/HB/HC/HD/HE/HF/HH/HI 666666. Run of 10 consecutive prefixes, all with matching solid numbers. (HG possibly not printed?) UNC

$2200 - $2400

471 2007 polymer. Solid serials ID/IE/IF/IG/IH/IJ/IK/IL/JA/JB 666666. Run of 10 consecutive prefixes, all with matching solid numbers. (II, IM possibly not printed?) UNC

$2200 - $2400

Fifty Dollar

472 2009 polymer. Solid serials ND/NE/NF/NH/NI/NJ/NK/NL/NM/OA/OB/OC/OD/OE/OF/OG/OH/OI/OJ/OK/OL/OM/PA/PB/PC 777777. Run of 25 consecutive prefixes, all with matching solid numbers. (NG possibly not printed?) UNC

$7000 - $8000


One Dollar

473 1968 Coombs-Randall (R 72). Consecutive run of 5. Fresh with only the lightest handling, as good as they come in original condition. Catalogues at $5,500. (5 notes). UNC

$2400 - $2500

474 1968 Coombs-Randall (R 72). Consecutive run of 5, consecutive to the previous lot. Fresh with only the lightest handling, as good as they come in original condition. Catalogues at $5,500. (5 notes). UNC

$2400 - $2500

Two Dollar

476 1985Johnston-Fraser(R89).Completebundleof100.Withclearbundlewrapper,andRBAbundlecardwithcommencingnumbercornerremoved,and‘Don’tTouchforJohnW’handwrittenininkonback.(Cataloguesat$900).UNC

$300-$350

477 1985Johnston-Fraser(R89).Completebundleof100.Withclearbundlewrapper.(Cataloguesat$900).UNC

$300-$350

Five Dollar

478 1996polymer.Matchingserialnumberpairs,runof2plussingle(withredserials).(6notestotal).UNC

$60-$70

479 1997polymer‘testnotes’(R218bT).AQ/AT/AYprefixes.Runof6&twopairs.Cataloguesat$800.(8notestotal).UNC

$200-$250

475 1976 Knight-Wheeler (R 76bL). DBP test notes, double fold paper. Bundle of 100, with original intact bank wrapper. Very rare as a fully intact bundle. UNC

$20000 - $22000


480 Smallcollectionof$51992,1996&2001polymernotes.Includessomerunsandpairs&2xAA01issues.(41notestotal).(Cataloguesat$2,340).UNC

$500-$550

Ten Dollar

481 1966Coombs-Wilson(R301).Consecutivetrio.aUNC

$70-$80

482 1966Coombs-Wilson(R301).Consecutivetrio&pair.(5notestotal).aUNC

$90-$100

483 1985Johnston-Fraser(R309).Consecutivepair(2).(4notestotal).(Cataloguesat$240).UNC

$60-$70

484 1985Johnston-Fraser(R309).Consecutiverunof4andrunof6.(10notestotal).(Cataloguesat$600).UNC

$160-$180

485 1985Johnston-Fraser(R309).Consecutiverunof10.(Cataloguesat$600).UNC

$180-$200

486 1990Fraser-Higgins(R312).Consecutiverunof4&trio.(Cataloguesat$490).(7notestotal).UNC

$90-$100

487 1990Fraser-Higgins(R312).Consecutiverunof10.(Cataloguesat$700).UNC

$140-$150

488 1990 Fraser-Higgins (R 312). Partial bundle of 89. With clear bank wrapper. (Catalogues at $6,230). UNC

$1600 - $1800

489 1991Fraser-Cole(R313).Consecutivepair.UNC

$28-$30

Twenty Dollar

490 1967Coombs-Randall(R402).Traceofalightcentrefold.Scarce.(Cataloguesat$4,950).aUNC

$1500-$1700

491 1990Fraser-Higgins(R412).Consecutiverunof10.(Cataloguesat$1500).UNC

$380-$400

Fifty Dollar

492 1985Johnston-Fraser(R509a).Consecutivepair.(Cataloguesat$650).UNC

$180-$200

493 1985Johnston-Fraser(R509a).Consecutiverunof4.(Cataloguesat$1300).UNC

$250-$260

494 1985Johnston-Fraser(R509a).Consecutiverunof12.(Cataloguesat$3900).UNC

$950-$1000

495 1993Fraser-EvansFAA(R515aF).Firstprefix.UNC

$90-$100

496 1993Fraser-EvansFAA(R515aF).Firstprefix.Consecutivepair(Matchingserialswithlot498).UNC

$140-$150

497 1993Fraser-EvansFAA(R515aF).Firstprefix.Consecutiverunof9.(Cataloguesat$2,925)(Matchingserialswithlot499).gVF-EF

$900-$1000

498 1993Fraser-EvansWZZ(R515bL).Consecutivepair.(Matchingserialswithlot496)UNC

$140-$150

499 1993Fraser-EvansWZZ(R515bL).Consecutiverunof10.(Cataloguesat$3,250)(9noteshavematchingserialswithlot497)UNC

$1000-$1100

One Hundred Dollar

500 1985Johnston-Fraser(R609).Threenotes.(Cataloguesat$975).UNC

$380-$400


501 1990Fraser-Higgins(R612).Consecutive pair(2).(Cataloguesat$1,300).(4notestotal).UNC

$480-$500

502 1990Fraser-Higgins(R612F).Firstprefix.Consecutiverunof6.(Cataloguesat$4,050).UNC

$1200-$1400

503 1991Fraser-Cole(R613).Consecutivepair.Edgecreasetoonenote,smallimpressionattopelseUnc.UNC

$250-$260

504 1991Fraser-Cole(R613).Consecutivepair.Exuncutsheets,lownumberedserialnumbersE/F000555.UNC

$220-$240

Halfpenny

505 1948.Largeoffcentrerimlip(4-5mm).Somemintred.aUNC

$80-$90

Penny

506 1950. Large rim lip on Reverse (9mm). Scarce this large with almost 30% of the coin off centre. aVF

$350 - $400

Threepence

507 1961.RaisedrimliponObverse(1-2mm). UNC

$20-$30

Shilling

508 1950. Excess metal adhesion on top Reverse, from folded edge flap. gEF

$140 - $150

509 1953. Large raised rim lip on Reverse (6mm). Scarce this large. aUNC

$300 - $350

Florin

510 1943. Raised rim lip on Reverse (3mm). aEF

$140 - $160

511 N/D (Geo VI). Obverse brockage with multiple strikings from jamming in the press whilst trying to eject the moving blank. Slight raised rim lip. As struck. Toned. A striking and rare unique error. aUNC

$2000 - $2200


One Cent

512 1979. Double struck, with turned brockage impression on both sides. Slightly dished. Scarce. UNC

$550 - $600

Two Cent

513 1975. Double struck, with turned brockage impression on both sides. Impression on Reverse is of 10 Cent Reverse design. Rare. UNC

$700 - $750

Five Cent

514 1975. Double struck, with turned brockage impression on both sides. Slightly dished. Scarce. UNC

$550 - $600

515 1975. Double struck, with turned brockage impression on both sides. Raised rim lip 4mm. Scarce. UNC

$550 - $600

Ten Cent

516 1981. Double struck, with turned brockage impression on both sides. Scarce. UNC

$550 - $600

Twenty Cent

517 1966. ‘Wavy baseline’ type on the bottom base of no ‘2’. Scarce. aEF

$1400 - $1500

One Dollar

518 1984. Mule. With 10 cent Reverse design. aEF

$500 - $550

519 1984. Struck on a 10 Cent blank, with partial edge milling. Ex the J.Glick Collection. Rare. UNC

$3000 - $3200


520 Collection of world notes. Includes CentralBankofEgypt1Pound(2)&5Piastres,China1 & 5 Jiao 1980, USA $1 (8), $2 (2), $20,Canada 1 Dollar 1967. One standard note,one Commemorative with no serials (withenvelope), Dominion of Canada 25 Cents1923,1Dollar1923,BankDeutscherLander10Pfennig&Germany100Reichsbanfnote1908,plus other assorted notes from Hong Kong,France,Bahrain,India,Italy,Korea,Phillippines,Malaysia,Thailand,Japanplusmore.Inbrownalbum.(56notestotal).POOR-UNC

$140-$150

521 Great Britain Five, Ten, Twenty & Fifty Pound 1991/2 First Prefix collector Quad Pack of four notes. Contains ‘D’ & ‘E’ series notes, with matching serial numbers. 2000 packs released. With certificate. UNC

$300 - $350

522 GreatBritainFive&TwentyPound1992collectorTwinPackoftwonotes.Containsoriginal1970&1971designnote,withmatchingserialnumbers.400packsreleased.(Issueprice$275)Withcertificate.UNC

$220-$250

523 GreatBritainTenPound1992FirstPrefixcollectorTwinPackoftwonotes.Containsoriginal1975designnotealongwithnew 1992designnote,withmatchingserial numbers.1,500packsreleased.With certificate.UNC

$220-$250

524 GreatBritainTenPound1992FirstPrefixcollectorTwinPackoftwonotes.Containsoriginal1975designnotealongwithnew1992designnote,withmatchingserialnumbers.1,500packsreleased.Withcertificate.UNC

$220-$250

525 Great Britain Twenty Pound 1991 First Prefix collector Twin Pack of two notes. Contains original 1970 design note along with new 1991 design note, with matching serial numbers. Less than 1,500 packs released. (Original issue price was 165 Pounds). With certificate. UNC

$250 - $300

526 ReserveBankofNewZealand$5polymer.Runof8consecutiveprefixeswithmatchinglow-numberedserialsDA-DH000900.(8notestotal).Scarce.UNC

$80-$100

527 ReserveBankofNewZealandcollectionof26matchingserialnumberednotesof000175.Includes‘Hardie’$1-$100,‘Russell’$1-$100($50notprinted),‘Brash’$1-$50($100notprinted),‘Brash1990Commemorative$10’s,‘Brash’$5-$1001992/3.Also$5polymer(8).(34notestotal)(NZ$674facevalue).UNC

$800-$1000


528 Ancient Greece Cilicia. Tarsos AR Stater 361-334 BC. Head of Athena facing in triple crested helm, Reverse Baal of Taros seated with sceptre. Scarce type. aEF

$1600 - $1700

529 Ancient Greece Macedon, Phillip II AR Tetradrachm 359-336 BC. (cf S. 6679). Head of Zeus, Reverse King on horse riding left. Rare. EF

$2400 - $2500

530 Ancient Greece. Sicily, Syracuse 317-289 BC Tetradrachm (S. 971). Head of Persephone facing left, Reverse galloping quadriga driven left by charioteer. Lovely classical style. Rare. gVF

$2700 - $2800

531 Crusader coinage. Tripoli Bohemund VII AR Gros 1275-1287. Cross in tressure/City gate in tressure type. Dark toned. A little weakly struck else choice. aUNC

$220 - $240

532 France AR Gros Thierry V de Boppart 1365-1384. Metz. Bishop standing holding crosier/long cross type. Toned. gVF

$220 - $240

533 France AR Gros Francois II 1458-1488 of Rennes. Brittany. Six ermine tails/cross type. gVF

$220 - $240

534 Spain AR Real Enrique II 1369-11379. Castilla and Leon, Seville mint. Crowned monogram/Shield of Castilla and Leon type. VF

$220 - $240

535 Commemorativemedallions,CentenaryoftheRoyalHobartRegattaAssociation1938inpacketofissue,S.A.Rmedalandplainwhitecross.(3items).VF-EF

$25-$30

536 CaptainJamesCookBi-Centenarymedallion,1970.StruckinSterlingSilverbyStokes(A’Asia)Ltd(380mm).Inbluebox.

$70-$80

537 Casedsetof5BritishFarthings1914.AsissuedfortheAnzacCommemoration1926.CoinsmostlyEFtoaUNC,browntoned.EF-aUNC

$25-$30


538 Cessation of Transport medallion, Tasmania 1853. Struck in white metal (58mm). By the Royal Mint, London 1853/2. Minor scratches in fields. In blue box Stokes and Sons. Scarce. gEF

$200 - $220

539 ChelseaIndustrialExhibition1887.Unattributedbronzemedal(920mm).EF

$70-$80

540 Commander of the Order of the British Empire (C.B.E) medal. In original case of Garrad and Co, by special appointment to His Majesty the King. Type I issue. With original purple ribbon. aUNC

$500 - $550

541 GermanIronCross1914inboxofissue,MothersCrossdated16thDecember1938.Bothwithribbons.(2items).EF

$80-$90

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542 Medallic Group of Four. Engraved presentation medal presented to a Ranger (Forester), along with 3 other presented Lodge pieces 1866-1881. Presented to Bro. W. Williams by Count Beresford No 4547, as a token of respect for services as Chief Ranger Jan 22nd, 1866. In superb original box, original condition. A most unusual and interesting set. Very rare in nice condition and with lovely old toning. aUNC

$600 - $700

543 RAMRotaryInternationalConventionmedallion,Melbourne1993.Ingoldplatedmetal(50mm)andRAMWildflowermedallioninantiquefinishSterlingSilver(50mm).(2itemstotal). UNC

$70-$80

544 RangersMedalofSherwoodForestinoriginalcaseofissue.PresentedtoP.C.R.B.T(?)OatesDec15th1868.Scarce.EF

$150-$200

545 Smallcollectionofmedallions,tokensandcurios.Includes4woodennickels,LA&NewYorkTransittokens,RoyalVisittokens,I&TWalkerCollier’sToken,crudeChinesecashcoinbraceletandothercommemoratives.Mostly1920’sto1950’s.(45itemstotal).POOR-aUNC

$20-$30


546 1932 Los Angeles Olympic Games stadium pass to All Events. Tunnel 8, Row 10, Seat 6. Old tape adhesions and some stains, top right corner missing. This was given to the vendor by Norman Banks as described here by the vendor: ‘Norman Banks MBE one of Melbourne’s great radio broadcasters who had attended the LA Games as a commentator. Norman Banks was the person who started Carols by Candlelight in Melbourne in 1938. The gift from Norman Banks to me came about as I had been selected to run in the Olympic Torch Relay in 1956 and I had some association with Radio Station 3AW and always admired this ticket which was attached to the glass wall of his studio. He asked if I would like to have it. Of course as a collector of anything I said yes. In later years I had the sticky tape expertly removed by the conservators at the Ian Potter Museum and Art Gallery attached to Melbourne University. Cost $195 but I thought worth it. The discoloration is showing but all stickiness was removed and the ticket expertly preserved’. A rare and interesting item. VF

$600 - $650

Ten Shillings

547 1928Riddle-Heathershaw(R7).Tearattop.Worn.VG/aFINE

$120-$140

548 1928Riddle-Heathershaw(R7).Worn.Rustspots.VG/aFINE

$220-$240

549 1934Riddle-Sheehan(R10).Worn,dirtywithsomeadhesions.VG

$180-$200

550 1939Sheehan-McFarlane(R12).EF

$550-$600

551 1949Coombs-Watt(R14F).FirstprefixissuedG/85.gFINE

$220-$240

552 1954Coombs-Wilson(R16).Centrefold.aUNC

$130-$140

553 1961Coombs-WilsonReserve(R17)(3notes),and1Pound1961Coombs-WilsonReserve(R34b)(2notes).Freshwithlightfolds/flicks.(5notestotal).gEF/aUNC

$450-$500

One Pound

554 1927Riddle-Heathershaw(R26).Crisp,withfoldsandroundedcorners.Multuplepinholes.aFINE

$90-$100

555 1927Riddle-Heathershaw(R26).Crisp.FINE

$150-$170

556 1927Riddle-Heathershaw(R26).Crisp,withsmalledgesplitandstains.gFINE

$90-$100

557 1927Riddle-Heathershaw(R26).gFINE/aVF

$200-$220

558 1933Riddle-Sheehan(R28).Edgetear.aFINE

$80-$100

559 1933Riddle-Sheehan(R28).Consecutivepair.Dirty,withsmallmultipleholesandstains.aFINE

$280-$300

560 1942Armitage-McFarlane(R30a).aUNC

$120-$140

561 1961Coombs-Wilson(R34b).(4notes).gFINE-aUNC

$350-$400

Five Pound

562 1941Armitage-McFarlane(R46).aEF

$280-$300

563 1952Coombs-Wilson(R48).aEF

$380-$400


564 1960Coombs-Wilson(R50).aUNC

$200-$220

Ten Pound

565 1952Coombs-Wilson(R61L).LastprefixV/24.Worn,withcolourfaded.VG

$160-$180

566 1954Coombs-Wilson(R62).Folds.aVF

$80-$90

567 1954Coombs-Wilson(R62).Crispwithfolds.(3notes).gVF-aEF

$400-$450

Ten Dollar

568 1966Coombs-Wilsonforgery.WellknownforgeryserialsSAE756178.VG

$30-$40

569 1988Johnston-FraserRBAdatedcommemorativefolders(2).SerialsAA07106125/6.UNC

$25-$30

Twenty Dollar

570 NPA$20199380thAnniversaryoverprintissue.(2packs).UNC

$60-$70

One Hundred Dollar

571 NPA$1001996Polymerportfoliosetof2notes.Redserialsissue.Issuedat$495.UNC

$240-$260

Assorted

572 10Shillings1952,1961,1Pound1942,1949,1953,5Pound1949,1952.(7notes).VG-VF

$200-$220

573 Decimalnotecollection.Includes$1Coombs-Wilson(6),$2Coombs-Wilson(3),Johnston-Stone(pair&2singles),Johnston-Fraser(8),$5Johnston-Fraser(3),Fraser-Higgins(2runsof10,runof8&2singles),Fraser-Cole(runof10),$10Fraser-Higgins(single),Fraser-Cole(pair),$20Phillips-Wheeler(1)&Johnston-Fraser(1).Alsopolymernotes$5(16),$10(7),$20(4),$100(1).(97notes/$636facevaluetotal).GOOD-UNC

$680-$700

Halfpenny

574 1959.Fullmintred.(5coins).Ch.UNC-GEM

$40-$50

575 1960-1963.FromCommonwealthBankcashbag.Mostmintred,someslightlycirculated&toned.(72coinstotal).EF-GEM UNC

$250-$270

576 1964.FromCommonwealthBankcashbagfromanoldcollectioncontaininghundredsofthesecoins.Afewwithcarbonspots,weakstrikes&sometoning.However,mostlyfullmintredandvirtuallyasstruck.(40coinstotal). UNC-GEM UNC

$200-$220


$200-$220


$200-$220


$200-$220


$200-$220


Penny

581 1918I,1946.(2coins).aVF-gVF

$90-$100

582 1925.Keydate.(2coins).aFINE

$200-$220

583 1925.Keydate.(4coins).aFINE

$280-$300

584 1947,1948,1950,1950Y,1951,1951Y,1951PL,1952,1952A,1953,1964(2).Somewithmintred.(12coins).EF-Ch.UNC

$140-$150

585 AssortedPennies1955-1964.(180coinstotal).Insheets.VF-UNC

$60-$80

586 Set1911to1964,missing1925,1930,1946.Inpressinalbum.

$30-$40

Threepence

587 CompleteCollection.Missing1922/1overdate,withafewextras.Fromanoldcollection,withmostcoinsbeingslightlyaboveaveragecondition.(60coinstotal).VG-UNC

$60-$70

Sixpence

588 1910(2),1911.(3coins).aVF-gVF

$100-$120

589 BagofassortedSixpences,allpost.(131coinstotal).FINE-UNC

$140-$150

Shilling

590 1933.Keydate.(4coins).GOOD-VG

$180-$200

Florin

591 1913,1916,1918,1925,1926,1936,1938.Pricedretailat$234.(7coinstotal).VG-VF

$80-$90

592 1927Canberra(2EF).Alsocrudelydonealtereddate1930Penny.ExDownies/Sherwood.(3coinstotal).VG-EF

$80-$90

593 AssortedFlorins1917-1963.Mostlylaterdates.Also1937Crown(2).(40coinstotal).VG-VF

$260-$280

594 AssortedFlorins1951-1963.(46coinstotal).VG-VF

$240-$260

595 CompleteFlorinCollection1910to1963.IncludesCommemorativesanda1937Crown,plussomeextras.Earlydatesmostlyquiteworn,1932VG,1934/5aEF.InblueHawthornPressalbum.(60coinstotal).GOOD-aUNC

$550-$600

Crown

596 1937.(20coinstotal).VG-VF

$550-$600

597 1937.(20coinstotal).VG-VF

$550-$600

598 1937.Mostlybettergrade.withlighttone.(8coinstotal).aVF-aEF

$220-$240

599 1937.Toned.(3coins).EF

$100-$120

Fifty Cent

600 1966Round50Cent.(19coinstotal).FINE-aUNC

$170-$180

601 1966Round50Cent(40coinstotal).VF-EF

$600-$650

Sets/Albums

602 Coincollectionof5smallWhitmanalbums,Threepence(completeexceptfor1914,1915,1923&1928),Shilling(album1missing1910,1911,1921*,1924,1928,1933,1935,album2missing1939,1940,1946S,&album3missing1940)&Florins/Crownsalbum2(missing1938Crown).(130coinstotal).VG-EF

$90-$100


603 Halfpennycollection,completeexceptfor1923.In(broken)Danscoalbum.(79coinstotal).VG-aUNC

$40-$50

604 Halfpennycollection,completeexceptfor1923.InDanscoalbum.(79coinstotal).GOOD-aUNC

$60-$70

605 Pennycollection,completeexceptfor1930(altereddatecounterfeitinplace).InbrokenDanscoalbum.Manylaterdatesinbettergradeincludingachoice1955.(79coinstotal).VG-UNC

$220-$240

606 Pennycollection,completeexceptfor1930.InDanscoalbum.(79coinstotal).VG-aUNC

$110-$120

607 Pennycollection,completeexceptfor1930.InDanscoalbum.(79coinstotal).GOOD-aUNC

$140-$150

608 ThreeandSixpencecollection,missingThreepence1915,1922/1,Sixpence1912,1917M,1923.InDanscoalbum.(112coinstotal).VG-EF

$80-$100

609 Typeset1910-1962,HalfpennytoCrown.Missing1910Shilling,butincludesallcommemorativesinUNC.In(broken)Danscoalbum.SomebettergradecoinsincludingUNC1937Crown.(33coins).FINE-UNC

$550-$600

Assorted

610 Assortedpredecimalcoinsinsheets.IncludesHalfpenny(2),Penny(3),Threepence(8),Sixpence5),Shilling(6),Florin(1).Allpost.(25coinstotal).EF-UNC

$40-$50

611 Assortedpredecimalsilvercoins.IncludesThreepence(56pre/58post),Sixpence(29pre/39post),Shilling(10post),Florin(11pre/26post).(229coinstotal).FINE-UNC

$380-$400

612 Halfpenny1943&1959.Also1949Penny.Mostlymintred.UNC-Ch.UNC

$60-$70

613 Halfpenny1963Y,Threepence1943D,1951PL,1960,1963,1964,Sixpence1954,1958,1962,1963,Shilling1957,1959,1962.Pricedatover$227retail.(13coins).aUNC-Ch.UNC

$80-$90

614 Mintrolls.1Cent1976,1987and5Cent1980.Somemarkstoendcoins.UNC

$20-$30

615 Smallbagofmixedpredecimal.IncludesHalfpenny(9),Penny(16),Sixpence(2),Shilling(53),Florin(43).Allpost.(123coinstotal).GOOD-EF

$280-$300

616 Smallboxofassorteddecimalcoins.1Centto$2.Manydates,1966on.Includes1Cent(approx80),2Cent(approx60),5Cent(5),10Cent(14),20Cent(17),50Cent(37-includes21977CaptainCookincases),1Dollar(19),2Dollar(3).(Approx$49facevalue).FINE-UNC

$60-$70

617 $101988SilverProof(GovPhillip’sLanding),BirdsofAustralia$101993SilverProof&1994SilverPiedfort.(3coinstotal).FDC

$90-$100

618 Australia1939RooHalfpenny,BermudaProofCrown1964,GBFarthing1933,EastIndiaCompanyOneRupee1840,NewZealandShilling1934.(5coins).FINE-FDC

$60-$70

619 AustriaMotherTheresaDucat1780Restrike.StruckinSilverbyStokes(A’Asia)Ltd.Toned.Inbluebox.UNC

$30-$35

620 CookIslandsProofset1975&PapuaNewGuinea10KinaProofcoin1991.(2itemstotal).FDC

$30-$40

621 Decimalcoins1Centto5Cents.Assorteddates1966to1992.Exretailstock,mostinMintstate.Over$300retail.(170coinstotal).UNC

$80-$90


622 DecimalcoinsTenCentstoTwoDollars.Assorteddates1966to1992.Exretailstock,mostinMintstate.Over$370retail.(101coinstotal).UNC

$90-$100

623 NewZealandHalfpennyandPennyset1940-1964.CompleteinDanscoalbum,withsomebettergradecoinsincludingbettergrade1953and1954Halfpenny,andafewbettercoinsandextras.(69coinstotal).VG-UNC

$70-$80

624 NewZealandThreepenceset1933-1964.CompleteinBertrandalbum,withsomebettergradecoinsincludingtonedFine1935,1933,1934,1935,1936VF-EFetc.(36coinstotal).VG-EF

$100-$120

625 NPA1993$10First&Lastfolder.Containsapapernotefromlastrun,andpolymerfromfirst.(2sets)(4notestotal).UNC

$50-$60

626 NPA1993$10First&Lastportfolio.Containsapapernotefromlastrun,andpolymerfromfirstwithmatchinglownumberedserialnumbers.Slightstaining.(2notestotal).UNC

$50-$60

627 NPA1995$50First&Lastfolder.Containsapapernotefromlastrun,andpolymerfromfirst.(2notestotal).UNC

$140-$150

628 PerthMintPreDecimalCommemorativecoinset1899-1964.IncludesHalfSovereign1901,Shilling1946,Penny1962&Halfpenny1961.InJarrahpresentationbox.

$480-$500

629 RAM$11ozSilverProofs1999SilverKangaroo&1999MajesticImagesQEII.AlsoPerthMint19952ozSilverKookaburraProof,withmedallionNo244.Inboxesofissue.(3coinstotal).FDC

$120-$130

630 RAM1996SirDonBradman$5Proof(3).AlsoBradman$5UNC(4),2000VictoriaCross$1UNCand1999Anzac$1UNCstateseries(6).(14itemstotal).

$280-$300

631 RAM$10SilverProof1991.Tasmania.FDC

$30-$40

632 RAMMasterpiecesinSilver1990‘TheSilverDollars’.(Slightdamagetoboxes).(2sets).FDC

$170-$180

633 RAMMasterpiecesInSilver1991&1998.(2setstotal).FDC

$200-$220

634 RAMMasterpiecesinSilver1999‘Coinsofthe20thCentury’.(Slightdamagetobox).FDC

$90-$100

635 RAMFineSilverProofset2003.(Slightdamagetobox).FDC

$170-$180

636 RAMFineSilverProofset2004.(Slightdamagetobox).FDC

$170-$180

637 RAMBabyMintset2004&2005.Veryminordamage.UNC

$35-$40

638 RAMBabyMintset2006(3sets).Veryminordamage.UNC

$40-$50

639 RAMBabyProofset2000.Damagedbox.FDC

$70-$80

640 RAMBabyProofset2001.Slightlydamaged.FDC

$70-$80


$70-$80


$70-$80


$70-$80

644 RAMMintErrorset1986.With1985$1coininside.UNC

$200-$220

645 RAMMintset1963.Inlongblackcustommadecase.Silvertoned.EF-Ch.UNC

$30-$40

646 RAMMintset1966(2).Inredandgreencustomhardcases.Sometoning,especiallyto50Cents.UNC

$60-$80


647 RAMMintsets1966.Coppertoned&verylightspottingon50Cent.Redwallet.UNC

$40-$50

648 RAMMintsets1969,1970,1971.Mostcoppertoned,someslightPVCdamage.Redwallets.(3setstotal).UNC

$120-$140

649 RAMMintsets1972,1973,1974.Coppertoned,someslightPVCdamage.Redwallets.(3setstotal).UNC

$120-$140

650 RAMMintsets.1975,1976,1977,1978,1979,1980,1981,1982,1983.MostwithdeterioratingPVC,sometoned.(9setstotal).UNC

$60-$70

651 RAMProofset1966.Indarkbluecaseofissue.Baresthintoftoneto10Cent.FDC

$180-$200

652 RAMProofset1973infoamofissue.Slightlydamaged.FDC

$70-$80

653 RAMProofset1991.AlsoMintsets1991(6).Slightlydamagedboxes.(2sets).(8itemstotal)FDC/UNC

$70-$80

654 RAMProofset2004.AlsoMintset2004and1989.(3itemstotal).UNC-FDC

$70-$80

655 RAMProofsets1966-1974complete.Incasesofissue/foams.The1966withslighttoneelseasissued.(7setstotal).FDC

$550-$600

656 SilverplatedMagicPocketSavingsBank.Cylindricalcasedesignedforholding40Threepences,with40/3dengravedintop,andviewslotsupside.FilledwithassortedThreepences.Collectable,ingoodcondition.

$50-$60

657 SmallboxofBritishMintproducts.Includes5PdQueenMother90thbirthdaySilverProofCrown,GBProofset1989,BritishVirginIslandsProofSet1974,CoinageofGB&NthIrelandMintset1981&GBUNCMintset1984.(5itemstotal).UNC-FDC

$70-$80

658 Smallboxofmixedworldcoins.IncludesGB,France,India,Holland,Germanyandmanymore.Predominantlycopper,mostverywornandsomeholed.IncludesanumberofwornCartwheelpenniesandsomesilverthreepences.(Over100coins).POOR-VF

$60-$80

659 TerritoryofNewGuineacollection.IncludesPenny1936,1938,1944,Threepence1935,1944,Sixpence1935,1943,Shilling1935,1936,1938,1945.InDanscoalbum(slightlydamaged).(11coinstotal).EF-UNC

$40-$50

660 USA1Cent(3),5Cents(74)(includinga1902Victoryinveryworncondition),andQuarterDollar.Assorteddates,mostly60’s.(78coinstotal).Incottondrawstringbag.UNC

$30-$40

Room bidders please wait to collect lots until after each session has finished. We will endeavor to get you under-way as quickly as possible. Postal bidders please allow us until Monday the 3rd to sort and finalise all postal sales and post the prices realised.

Prices realised will be posted on the website by late Mon-day 3rd September once the large number of postal bids has been fully finalised. All auction catalogue subscribers will have the prices realised posted on the 4th, and should receive them late in the week. Passed in lots will be avail-able for sale until Monday 10th of September. Remaining lots unsold after this will then be withdrawn from sale.

Next live auction, Sale 77, will be in March 2012. Please see the website updates for further information and details, or contact us. We will be accepting lots for consignment for Sale 77 from October 2012 up to Mid January, or until the sale is fully finalised. Please contact us now to discuss the submission of lots.

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Please read the following “Terms of Sale” carefully. These terms are applicable to all floor bidders and mail bidders in this auction. Your submission of bids in this Auction

constitutes your acceptance of these “Terms of Sale”.

1. This is a public auction sale, NOT an approval sale. At the fall of the gavel or auctioneer’s call of “Sold”, all sales are then final, and any bid acknowledged and relied on by the auctioneer shall not be withdrawn. By bidding in this auction, the bidder personally guarantees all payments, and acknowledges and ac-cepts the Terms and Conditions of sale as set out herein. The auctioneer has final discretion in all such matters. In case of a dispute, the lot(s) in question may be immediately resold. The auctioneer as represented here includes International Auction Galleries as an entity. 2. Payments must be made in full and all floor bidder purchases must be removed the day of the sale, or by 5p.m. the next day. Absolutely No lots will be released until payment in full has been made. Payment may be made in Cash, by Personal Cheques (with proper identification, at their discretion of International Auction Galleries), or by Bank Transfer or Major Credit Cards as stipulated. Successful postal bidders will be notified by mail via an auction receipt. All postal bidder accounts must be fully finalised within 14 days of the sale date.3. A 16.5% buyer’s premium will be added to the knock down price of each lot (includes GST where applicable) except on all Bullion .9999 purity lots (as noted individually in the catalogue). All Credit Card payments by American Express will incur a 3% surcharge. 4. Unless otherwise specifically stated by the auctioneer, each new bid shall be raised above the previous bid by such amount as is determined by the auctioneer during the course of the auc-tion, and no party shall be allowed to retract his or her bid after acknowledgment by the auctioneer. 5. The auctioneer reserves the right to refuse any bid and to withdraw any goods from sale at any time, or to disclose any reserves or vendor information, without having to state any rea-son. 6. At the fall of the hammer, (if required by the Auctioneer), the purchaser shall give his or her full name and address, and pay 25% of the purchase price deposit. In default, the lot(s) purchased may, at the auctioneer’s discretion, immediately be reoffered and resold. All lots sold will remain the property of the owner/vendor until cleared payment is made in full. Only then will the title of ownership of the lots pass to the purchaser, ir-respective of any terms or deferment of payment. 7. Except as otherwise provided by state or federal law, no con-dition or warranty is given or implied by the auctioneer in re-spect of any lot offered for sale via action. As all lots are given for inspection prior to the commencement of the sale, it shall be presumed that the goods have been inspected and that the purchaser accepts the goods are sold with all faults. No error or mis-description of any lot shall give cause for an invalidation of sale or an abatement of price, and the auctioneer shall not be held responsible for any such error. All lots are guaranteed genuine (except where so described), however if a lot sold is found to be a fake or forgery, the purchaser may then return it, and receive, upon proven confirmation to the auctioneers satis-faction, a full refund. 8. The auctioneer shall not be liable for any description or mis-description given on any of the goods presented here for sale in any way. Any statement as to the description of goods is given

as a statement of opinion only as represented to the auctioneer, and is not to be relied on as a representation of fact. Whilst every effort is made, the auctioneer gives no warranty that the quantities or any grading given with respect to the description of any lot as stated is correct. All images used are given as a guide only, and are not guaranteed to be an accurate represen-tation. 9. No lots purchased by a bidder may be returned, including those lots where the bidder is acting as agent for another. There are no returns or refunds except for reason of lack of authentic-ity (as is stated in clause 7 and 8 above detailing laiability). It is assumed that all intending bidders (including all postal and internet bidders) have obtained their own satisfaction and/or done due diligence on all lots before submitting any bids in any way. All bids submitted are thus then subject to the full terms and conditions. The auctioneer accepts no responsibility for any mistakes in any postal or phone bidding conducted. Late re-mittance of payments constitutes just cause for revocation of all return privileges. In the event that a bidder is acting as an agent for another party, and that agency has not been disclosed to the auctioneer in writing 24 hours before the sale date, then the bidder is deemed by the auctioneer to be the final buyer in all respects, and is fully responsible for all payments, fees and charges. In no event may any lot(s) be returned after Twenty One (21) days from the date of the auction. All sales are then final.10. If any purchaser fails to comply with any of these conditions or if any cheque given on account of the purchase price of any goods is dishonoured, any monies which the purchaser has paid to the auctioneer on account of the purchase shall be forfeited absolutely to the vendor. The auctioneer acting as agent for the vendor is at liberty to re-sell the lot(s) in any manner and upon such terms and conditions as they may deem proper and/or to sue the purchaser for all damages. All losses and expenses incurred by the vendor or the auctioneer and all damages which the vendor or the auctioneer may sustain resulting from any re-sale, shall be recovered from the purchaser as liquidated dam-ages. The auctioneer in the event of such resale is entitled to: a) The total amount of any and all commissions and/or buyers premiums applicable or any other fees and commissions lost as a result of the purchaser defaulting on the purchase. b) The full cost of advertising and all other expenses related to re-sale as deemed necessary. c) Any differential in price from the initial sale price to the price achieved in re sale of the items(s). A service charge of 2% per month (or part thereof) will be add-ed to overdue accounts (30 days after the date of Auction is the overdue period for all unpaid accounts). 11. Estimates are given only as a guide, and not given as start-ing points for bidding: Lots may sell for a price greater than or less than these estimates. Bidding will start at an increment above the lowest postal bid received, or at the Auctioneers sole discretion. All prices are in Australian Dollars. 12. All images, text and information supplied in this catalogue remain the property of International Auction Galleries, and may not be used or transmitted in any way without written permis-sion.

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IAG Sale 76 Catalogue