| E GeorgeI Peck 771 | Proof silver Halfpenny, 1717. George I. Style of S-3659, the Dump issue (but Proofs not listed in Spink). 27 mm diameter. Inverted die
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| E GeorgeI Peck 801 | Brass Proof Halfpenny, 1722. George I. Second issue. Type of S-3660.
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| Seaby #3628 | Guinea, 1714. George I. First Bust. S-3628. One-year type, very rare with the distinctive PR EL at the end of the king's titles in the reverse legend. In the following year, the
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| Seaby #3631 | Guinea, 1719. S.3631; Fr-327; KM-546.1. George I. 4th bust. A choice piece, boldly struck & highly lustrous. Truly exceptional for this early style!. NGC graded MS-62.
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| Seaby #3635 | Half Guinea, 1717. S.3635; Fr-329; KM-541.1. George I. First bust. An interesting diebreak on the king's face as well as an adjustment line. Considerable original luster that
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| Seaby #3637 | Half Guinea, 1725. S.3637; Fr-329; KM-560. George I, 2nd Bust. First year of this three year issue. A beautiful, lustrous coin with a bold strike & a clear portrait.
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| Seaby #3639 | George I AR Crown. DECIMO TERTIO & dated 1726. Laureate, draped, & cuirassed bust left / Crowned cruciform shields; roses & plumes in opposite quarters. ESC 115.
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| Seaby #3642 | Halfcrown, 1720/17. George I. S-3642. Roses & Plumes reverse. Edge date not visible in the slab. All experienced British collectors know that the halfcrowns of this reign, the first
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| Seaby #3643 | George I AR Halfcrown. South Sea Company issue. Dated DECIMO & 1723. Laureate, draped, & cuirassed bust right / Crowned cruciform coat-of-arms around Garter Star; SS & C in quarters. ESC 592.
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| Seaby #3645 | Shilling, 1715. S.3645; ESC-1162. George I. First bust, Roses & plumes in angles. Light haymarking flakes on both sides. Otherwise gem quality with attractive silvery gray &
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| Seaby #3646 | Shilling, 1720. S.3646; ESC-1168. George I. First bust, angles plain. Sharp strike with attractive deep toning. NGC graded MS-64.
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| Seaby #3647 | George I. 1714-1727. AR Shilling. South Sea Company issue, 1723. Laureate bust right / Cruciform arms with SS C in quarters; C over SS in lower quarter.
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| Seaby #3649 | George I AR Shilling. Dated 1725. Laureate, draped, & cuirassed bust right / Crowned cruciform coat-of-arms around Garter Star; roses & plumes in quarters. ESC 1183.
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| Seaby #3651 | Sixpence, 1717. S.3651; ESC-1597; KM-553.1. George I. Roses & plumes in angles. Fully lustrous with lovely old toning. NGC graded MS-63.
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| Seaby #3652 | George I AR Sixpence. South Sea Company issue. Dated 1723. Laureate, draped, & cuirassed bust right; small lettering / Crowned cruciform coat-of-arms around Garter Star; SS & C in quarters. ESC 1600.
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| Seaby #3659 | George I Æ Halfpenny. 'Dump' issue. Dated 1717. Laureate & cuirassed bust right / Britannia seated left on globe, holding olive branch & spear, & leaning on ornamental oval shield. Peck 769.
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| Seaby #3660 | Halfpenny, 1719. S.3660; Peck-793. George I. Second obverse. With nearly full mint luster. A little weakness of striking on the King's hair- as often occurs, but overall a superbly
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| Seaby #3661 | George I. 1714-1727. Æ Farthing, dump issue, dated 1717. Laureate bust right / Britannia seated left, date below. Peck 783.
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| Seaby #3662 | Farthing, 1719. S.3662. George I. Variety with large obverse letters. With luster. Very Rare. NGC graded MS-63 Brown.
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