| E GeorgeII Peck 833 | Silver Proof Halfpenny, 1729. Peck-833. George II. Design of currency issue.
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| Seaby #3666 | George II AV Five Guineas. Old head left / Crowned coat-of-arms. Edge: DECVS...VICESIMO SECVNDO. |  |
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| Seaby #3668 | 2 Guineas, 1739. S.3668; Fr-337. George II. Old head. Light golden tone. Although not the rarest of the 18th century Two Guinea dates, the 1739 George II Old Head rarely if ever |   |
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| Seaby #3669 | 2 Guineas, 1740/39. S. 3669; Fr-337. George II. Old head. A scarcer date than the previous coin & an overdate as well, this is a nice, practically flawless piece. NGC graded |   |
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| Seaby #3670 | Guinea, 1727. S.3670; Fr-339; KM-562. George II. 1st Young Head. First type, large reverse shields, small obverse letters. One of the classic rarities of this period. NGC graded |   |
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| Seaby #3671 | Guinea, 1728. George II, First young laureate Head, second style with slightly smaller lettering in the legends. S-3671. Fr-339. As the owner of the Cheshire Collection points out, |   |
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| Seaby #3674 | Guinea, 1733. S.3674; Fr-339; KM-573.3. George II. Second, Young head. Not in the Terner collection. A choice coin with considerable luster. Rarer than catalogues suggest. |   |
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| Seaby #3680 | Guinea, 1758. S.3680; Fr-344; KM-588. George II. Old head. An especially choice guinea with flashy luster & a very bold strike. NGC graded MS-63. |   |
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| Seaby #3681 | Gold Proof Half Guinea, 1728. George II. Young laureate bust. S-3681. WR-75. Plain edge. R4, 11-20 known. Extremely rare, a Proof of Record (intended for museum collections) |   |
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| Seaby #3683 | George II AV Half Guinea. Dated 1746. Intermediate laureate head left / Crowned & garnished coat-of-arms. Schneider II 603. |  |
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| Seaby #3685 | Half Guinea, 1750. S.3685; Fr-349; KM-587. George II, Old Head. A choice coin, boldly struck, lustrous with reddish gold tone. Another deceptively rare date. Seldom ever seen |   |
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| Seaby #3686 | Silver Crown, 1732. George II. Young laureate bust. Roses & Plumes in reverse angles. S-3686. Edge not viewable in the slab but designated as ESC-117, or SEXTO regnal year, by NGC. |   |
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| Seaby #3687 | George II AR Crown. Young Head issue. DECIMO QVARTO & dated 1741. Laureate, draped, & cuirassed bust left / Crowned cruciform shields; rose in each quarter. ESC 123. |  |
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| Seaby #3688 | Silver Crown, 1743. George II. Old laureate bust. Roses in reverse angles. S-3688. Edge not readable in the slab but designated as ESC-124, or regnal year SEPTIMO, by NGC. Same |   |
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| Seaby #3689 | Silver Crown, 1746 LIMA. George II. Old laureate bust. S-3689. Edge not readable in the slab. Recut 6 in date. Bifurcated letters in the legends. Some will not like this |   |
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| Seaby #3690 | Crown, 1750. S.3690; ESC-127; Dav-1351. George II. Old laureate head left. Toned. NGC graded VF-25. Estimated Value 00-700. |   |
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| Seaby #3692 | Halfcrown, 1732. George II, young draped bust. Roses & Plumes reverse. S-3692. Edge not visible in the slab. Rare type, made from what is called West Country silver alloy, ore |   |
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| Seaby #3693 | George II AR Halfcrown. Young Head issue. DVODECIMO & dated 1739. Laureate, draped, & cuirassed bust left / Crowned cruciform shields; rose in each quarter. ESC 600. |  |
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| Seaby #3694 | George II AR Halfcrown. Old Head issue. DECIMO SEPTIMO & dated 1743. Laureate, draped, & cuirassed bust left / Crowned cruciform shields; rose in each quarter. ESC 603A. |  |
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| Seaby #3695 | George II AR Halfcrown. LIMA issue. Dated DECIMO NONO & 1745/3(?). Laureate, draped, & cuirassed older bust left; LIMA beneath / Crowned, cruciform shields around Garter Star; plain quarters. |  |
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| Seaby #3695A | George II AR Halfcrown. Lima issue. Dated 1746. Old bust left; LIMA below / Cruciform crowned coats-of-arms around Garter Star. Edge: DECVS...DECIMO NONO. ESC 606. |  |
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| Seaby #3696 | George II AR Halfcrown. Dated 1746. Old bust left / Cruciform crowned coats-of-arms around Garter Star. Edge: DECVS...VICESIMO. ESC 608. |  |
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| Seaby #3698 | Shilling, 1728. S.3698; ESC-1192. George II. Young bust. Roses & plumes in angles. Boldly struck with somewhat prooflike fields & lovely deep old toning. NGC graded MS-65. |   |
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| Seaby #3699 | George II AR Shilling. Dated 1737. Laureate, draped, & cuirassed young bust left / Crowned, cruciform shields around Garter Star; roses & plumes in quarters. ESC 1200. |   |
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| Seaby #3700 | Shilling, 1728. S.3700; ESC-1191. George II. Young bust. Angles plain. This variety (a one-year type with plain reverse) is rated higher in the Spink catalogue (£1, 000 in EF). |   |
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| Seaby #3703 | Shilling, 1745-Lima. S.3703; ESC-1205. George II. Old head. Lima below. Attractively toned (silvery golden gray iridescence) with lovely fresh mint luster! A exceptionally choice |   |
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| Seaby #3704 | George II. 1727-1760. AR Shilling. Dated 1758. Laureate bust left / Cruciform arms. |   |
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| Seaby #3707 | Sixpence, 1728. S.3707; ESC-1606; KM-564.3. George II. Young head. Roses & plumes in angles. Light haymarking, otherwise a lovely sharp example with original luster & toning. |   |
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| Seaby #3708 | Sixpence, 1739. S.3708; ESC-1612; KM-564.4. George II. Young head. Roses in angles. Rare variety with O over R in legend. Toned. NGC graded MS-63. |   |
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| Seaby #3712 | Silver Fourpence, 1731. George II. S-3712. Young bust. Common up through EF grade, but like all silver of this era elusive in State. Here is a very handsome example. Light |   |
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| Seaby #3715A | Silver Penny, 1750. George II. S-3715A Young head. Scarce type which catalogues only up to EF in the Spink price guide. This one is miles above that! A gorgeous iridescent toned |   |
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| Seaby #3717 | Proof copper Halfpenny, 1729. George II Young Head. S-3717. P-835, cited as Rare. The last halfpenny struck under the previous king appeared in 1724, & Peck begins commenting on |   |
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| Seaby #3718 | Halfpenny, 1740. S.3718. George II. Old laureate bust left. With traces of luster. NGC graded MS-64 Brown. Estimated Value 50-900. |   |
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| Seaby #3719 | George II Æ Halfpenny. Old Head issue. Dated 1751. Laureate & cuirassed bust left / Britannia seated left on globe, holding olive branch & spear, & leaning on ornamental oval shield. Peck 881. |   |
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| Seaby #3720 | Proof Farthing, 1730. George II Young laureate Head. S-3720 (no Proof listed). Peck-857. 1730 was the first year of the farthings of this king, as regal copper coinage |   |
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| Seaby #3721 | Farthing, 1741. S.3721. George II. Old laureate head. Some luster. NGC graded MS-65 Brown. Estimated Value 50-850. |   |
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| Seaby #3722 | George II Æ Farthing. Old Head issue. Dated 1754. Laureate & cuirassed bust left / Britannia seated left on globe, holding olive branch & spear, & leaning on ornamental oval shield. Peck 892. |  |
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| Seaby #6608 | Ireland. George II AE Farthing. D&F-558. GEORGIVS II REX, laureate left-facing Irish portrait / HIBERNIA 17-37, crowned harp, D&F 558, |   |
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