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Auction: 23129 - Spink Numismatic e-Circular 33: British and World Coins - e-Auction
Lot: 9975

Victoria (1837-1901), Small Silver Coins (7) | 'Young Head' Sixpence, 1886, Type A5, third young head left, rev. crowned denomination within wreath, milled edge, 6h, 2.82g (Bull 3260; ESC 1748; Spink 3912), rich cyan toning to obverse, lustrous, extremely fine; 'Withdrawn Type' Sixpence, 1887, Jubilee bust left, rev. crowned shield within Garter, edge milled, 12h, 2.83g (ESC 1752; Bull 3264; Spink 3928), speckled toning, very fine; 'Golden Jubilee' Sixpence, 1887, crowned Jubilee bust left, rev. crowned denomination within wreath, milled edge, 12h, 2.85g (ESC 1754; Bull 3272; Spink 3929), cleaned and lightly hairlined, nonetheless blue toning to the peripheries, very fine; 'Old Head' Sixpence, 1893, veiled bust left, rev. crowned denomination within wreath, edge milled, 2.84g, 12h (ESC 1762; Bull 3285; Spink 3941), dark speckled toning and with a residual lustre, very fine; Finally, 'Young Head' Threepence, 1875, second young head left, . crowned denomination within wreath, plain edge, 6h, 1.41g (ESC 2081; Bull 3410; Spink 3914C), soft to hair, toned, very fine; 'Golden Jubilee' Threepence, 1889, Jubilee bust left, rev. crowned denomination within wreath, plain edge, 12h, 1.41g (ESC 2099; Bull 3439; Spink 3931), toned, lustrous, extremely fine; 'Old Head' Threepence, 1897, veiled bust left, rev. crowned denomination within wreath, plain edge, 1.42g, 12h (ESC 2109; Bull 3449; Spink 3941), handsome cartwheel lustre to toned surfaces, extremely fine (7)

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