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Auction: 24014 - The Alfred Leonard Fuller of Bath Collection of English Silver Coins and Tokens
Lot: 676

MIDDLESEX, Kempson's Series of London Buildings (10), Guild Hall, Promissory Penny, undated, I PROMISE TO PAY ON DEMAND THE BEARER ONE PENNY on edge, 12h, 26.18g (D&H 42), very fine; Mansion House, Promissory Penny, undated, plain edge, 6h, 22.34g (D&H 43), hairline die flaw to reverse, otherwise toned, extremely fine; Somerset House, Promissory Penny, undated, plain edge, 6h, 25.43g (D&H 44a), lustrous and toned, extremely fine; Bank of England, Promissory Penny, undated, plain edge, 6h, 22.76g (D&H 46), some light marks, otherwise toned and with lustre, about extremely fine; Carleton House, Promissory Penny, undated, plain edge, 6h, 22.21g (D&H 49), flashy lustre and red-brown surfaces, good extremely fine; Goldsmith's Hall, Promissory Penny, undated, plain edge, 12h, 23.58g (D&H 55), rich and flashy tone, extremely fine; St James's First Used as a Royal Palace, Promissory Penny, undated, plain edge, 6h, 21.78g (D&H 58), couple of light marks, richly toned and lustrous, extremely fine; Ironmongers Almshouse, Promissory Penny, undated, plain edge, 6h, 22.08g (D&H 59), some minor pinmarks and die flawing to edges, otherwise with a handsome lustre, mostly mint red surfaces, extremely fine; Monument, Promissory Penny, undated, plain edge, 6h, 25.68g (D&H 63), die flaw to obverse, with a vibrant and flashy tone, near extremely fine; Ordnance Office, Promissory Penny, undated, plain edge, 6h, 25.16g (D&H 64), die flaw to the obverse, and softly struck to parts of legend, otherwise with lustre, bolder very fine to extremely fine (10)

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The Alfred Leonard Fuller of Bath Collection (1870-1941)





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