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Dix Noonan Webb Auction 165 Brings British Coinage and Medals

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Somerset Field Yields Rare Constantine Solidus

Star of the show: the exceptionally rare, 1.21 g penny of Richard I (S-1346; N-965) once owned by Charles Francis Adams. In gF it realized $14,209 at Dix Noonan Webb’s July sale of Part 2 of Marvin Lessen’s North Moors Collection. Like all of Richard’s coins struck in England the obverse legend carries the name HENRICUS, that of his father. Images courtesy DNW.
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Richard I Silver Penny Realizes $14,209

The rare gold aureus of Allectus, Emperor of Britain CE 293-296, that sold for $701,648 in DNW’s June sale, a record price for any Roman coin struck in Britain. (Images courtesy and © Dix Noonan Webb)
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Allectus Aureus Realizes $701,648

Rare gold aureus of Allectus, Emperor of Britain 293-296 CE, found in a ploughed field in March and scheduled for sale in June by DNW with an estimate c. $90,000-130,000. On the reverse is Sol Invictus with globe, whip and captives. Images courtesy & © Dix Noonan Webb.
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DNW Slate Rare Allectus Aureus Find

Collection highlight: the rare £500 of 30 September 1936 signed by Kenneth O. Peppiatt and issued at Liverpool (EPM B246e; cf. P-340) that realized $15,720 in gVF. (Image courtesy of DNW.)
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BoE Rarities Rule DNW Paper Results

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DNW offers Indian Haj Pilgrimage Rs100 pair

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Libertas Americana medal realizes $17,435

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DNW sells historic Amalia Island medal

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DNW offers British paper money rarities

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Halfcrowns strong in DNW auction

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Lyall Collection realizes $800,000