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A guide to English pattern coins in gold, silver, copper, and pewter : from Edward I. to Victoria, with their value (1887)

Crowther, G. F · London : L.U. Gill · leaf 54

An illustration from A guide to English pattern coins in gold, silver, copper, and pewter : from Edward I. to Victoria, with their value, 1887, leaf 54 — 46 English Pattern Coins. George IV. — Continued. Five-Pound Pieces. — Continued. One with large head, 1829, and W. W. in raised letters on neck. Edge, plain. Price: — Marshall (1875), £> 10s. George IV. as Prince E-egent of Scotland. Proof Set. — Silver , Copper , or Pewter. Half-Crown, Shilling,… … Fig. 21. — Fullerton Halfpenny. There is a halfpenny of the same type (Fig. 21). Price: — Silver , Bentham (1832), set of four, ^2 10s. ; Murchison (1864), without the halfpenny, three coins, £ 2 6s. ; Marshall (1875), set °f f°ur> ^7 1 os. ; Wakeford (1884), without the halfpenny, £i r5s. The…

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