| DM 84 | Pattern Proof Half Guinea, 1763. George III. Engraved by Yeo. Plain edge. Short-haired laureate head, curls over the left shoulder
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| ESC 1240 | Pattern silver Shilling, 1778. George III. Old Bust. Engraved by Yeo or Tanner.
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| ESC 152 | Copper Die-Trial Bank Dollar, 1804. George III. Bank of England issue. ESC-152. S-3768 for type. Leaf to center, stop after REX & upright K.
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| ESC 1645 | Pattern Sixpence, 1790. ESC-1645. Silver. By Droz. Britannia seated left. / Crowned initials within wreath.
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| ESC 170 | Pattern Bank Dollar, 1798. ESC-170. Struck in Copper. George III. Bust right. / Crowned shield.
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| ESC 181 | Pattern Garter silver Crown, 1804. George III. ESC-181. Rare. Bank of England emergency issue pattern, not used in subsequent currency issues: the central reverse here shows a smaller Garter circle and the Hanover shield within.
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| ESC 194A | 1811 Pattern Bank of England Five Shillings & Sixpence. George III. By C. H. Kuchler.
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| ESC 221 | Pattern silver Webb & Mills Crown (1820). ESC-221; KM-PnB80. George III. Plain edge.
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| Forrer P170 | Pattern Halfcrown, 1799. Forrer-Vol II, p.170. Copper. 33 mm. Struck by Colonel Fullerton.
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| Forrer P170Cu | Pattern Shilling, 1799. Forrer-Vol II, p.170. Copper striking. 24.5 mm.
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| Forrer P170S | Pattern Shilling, 1799. Forrer-Vol II, p.170. Silver. 24.5 mm. Struck by Colonel Fullerton.
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| Milton 6p | Pattern Sixpence, 1799. Struck in white metal. Milton for Col. Fullerton.
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| Peck 966 | Pattern Halfpenny, 1788. Peck-966. Brown gilt. By Droz. Edge: Render To Caesar. George III, laureate head right. / Britannia seated.
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| Peck 968 | Pattern Halfpenny, 1788. Peck-968. Bronze. By Droz. Edge: Render To Caesar The Things Which Are Caesars. George III, laureate head right. / Britannia seated.
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| Peck 971 | Pattern copper Halfpenny, 1790. George III. P-971, design by Droz. Bronzed.
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| Peck 994 | Pattern Halfpenny, Undated (c.1790). Peck-994. Bronze. By Droz. A pattern featuring a Nude version of Britannia seated, pointing left, paddle behind shield; no legend.
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| Peck 1023 | Pattern mule halfpenny, 1790. P-1023 but a mule reverse, the famous nude Britannia harkening back to Queen Anne's days.
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| Peck 1051 | Pattern copper Halfpenny, 1795. George III. P-1051. So-called Light Bronzed finish. Very scarce. Classic Kuchler design with a smallish, cameo head of the king inside the soon-to-be-familiar raised wide rim, decorated with an incuse legend including "SOHO" proudly displayed beneath the bust. On the back, a youngish looking Britannia seated on a bare globe holding shield and spear, pointing west with an outreached arm. She sits within another wide rim, fashioned at its bottom into a cartouche suggestive of a ship's prow.
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| Peck 1096 | Pattern Penny, 1797. Peck-1096. Struck in bronzed copper on a thin flan. Helmeted Britannia seated left on a globe.
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| Peck 1122 | Pattern penny, 1797. George III, Soho issue. P-1122. Small laureate & draped bust facing right.
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| Peck 1152 | Gilt Proof Halfpenny, 1797. Peck-1152. Grained edge. George III, head right. / Seated Britannia.
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| Peck 1204 | Pattern copper Farthing, 1798. George III. P-1204. Early Soho issue. Engraved by Kuchler.
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| Peck 1243 | Pattern Gilt copper Halfpenny, 1799. George III. P-1243. S-3778 for type. Late Soho. Accepted design for the famous Third Issue struck at Birmingham by Boulton & Watt.
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| Peck 1245 | Pattern Halfpenny, 1799. Peck-1245. Bronze. George III.
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| Peck 1258 | Pattern Halfpenny, 1799. Peck-1258. Restrike. Bronze. George III, Crowned bust right. / Seated Britannia.
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| Peck 1294 | Pattern penny, 1805. George III, Soho issue. P-12954; restrike by Taylor of the Kuchler dies. Plain edge.
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| Peck 1309 | Pattern copper Halfpenny, 1805. George III. P-1309. Bronzed restrike.
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| Peck 1313 | Pattern Twopence, 1805. Peck-1313. Bronze. By Taylor. Restrike. George III. Draped bust right with K on shoulder. / Britannia seated on rock with shield.
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| Peck 1361 | Pattern copper Halfpenny, 1806. George III. P-1361. Bronzed. Late Soho.
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| Peck 1362 | Pattern Gilt copper Halfpenny, 1806. George III. P-1362. Late Soho.
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| Peck 1364 | Pattern copper Halfpenny, 1806. George III. P-1364. Late Soho.
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| Peck 1371 | Pattern copper Halfpenny, 1806. George III. P-1371. Late Soho.
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| Peck 1383 | Halfpenny, 1807. Peck-1383. Restrike. Bronze. Plain edge. George III.
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| Seaby #3724A | George III AV 2 Guineas pattern of 1773, by Tanner. WR-80. |   |
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| Seaby #3727 | Rose Guinea, 1772. S.3727; Fr-354; KM-600. George III, 3rd laureate head. Not in the Terner collection. Somewhat prooflike surfaces & sharply struck, with dazzling |   |
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| Seaby #3728 | George III AV Guinea. Dated 1774. Laureate Fourth head right / Crowned coat-of-arms within ornate frame. Cf. Schneider 609. |   |
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| Seaby #3729 | ENGLAND. House of Hanover. George III (1760–1820). AV guinea (8.26 gm). 1790. Laureate head right (fifth type) / Crowned coat of arms. Seaby 3729. KM 609. Good very fine Estimated Value: $ 275 |  |
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| Seaby #3730 | Guinea, 1813. S.3730; Fr-357; KM-664. George III, 6th (Military) Head. An exceptionally nice example of the final type of guinea, struck only during this one year, & intended as |   |
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| Seaby #3731 | Half Guinea, 1762. S.3731; Fr-358; KM-593. Geroge III. First laureate head. Sharply struck with an abundant of original mint luster. Exceptionally pretty old-gold color. Among the |   |
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| Seaby #3732 | Half Guinea, 1764. S.3732; Fr-359; KM-599. George III. Second head. So called rose type, for its resemblance to the outline of an open (Tudor) rose. Boldly struck & highly |   |
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| Seaby #3734 | Half Guinea, 1784. S.3734; Fr-361; KM-605. George III, 4th Head. A lovely example of a type which remains under-appreciated & elusive in high grade. NGC graded MS-61. |   |
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| Seaby #3735 | Gold Proof Half Guinea, 1787. George III. S-3735. WR-130. Plain edge. 5th laureate bust of the king, called the Spade style because of the shape of the reverse shield, |   |
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| Seaby #3736 | Half Guinea, 1802. S.3736; Fr-363; KM-649. George III. Sixth (laureate) head. Fully lustrous & difficult to locate in choice condition. NGC graded MS-62. |   |
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| Seaby #3737 | George III AV Half Guinea. GEORGIVS III DEI GRATIA, laureate, 7th (military) head right / BRITANNIARVM REX FIDEI DEFENSOR, crowned oval containing HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE around coat of arms. KM 651, Fr 367. |   |
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| Seaby #3738 | Third Guinea, 1797. S.3738; Fr-365; KM-620. George III, 1st Laureate Head. Lovely red tone. NGC graded MS-62. Estimated Value 00-800. |   |
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| Seaby #3740 | Third Guinea, 1808. S.3740; Fr-367; KM-650. George III, 2nd Laureated Head. Bright luster, bold strike, most pleasing overall. NGC graded MS-63. |   |
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| Seaby #3741 | Quarter Guinea, 1762. S.3741; Fr-368. George III, Laureated Head. One year type. NGC graded MS-61. Estimated Value 00-800. |   |
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| Seaby #3743 | George III silver shilling. Tower Mint, London. GEORGIVS III DEI GRATIA REX, laureate & draped bust right / Coat of arms. |   |
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| Seaby #3746 | George III AR Shilling dated 1787. GERGIVS III DEI GRATIA, older bust right / M B F ET A REX F D B ET L D S R I A T ET E, 1787, Semée of hearts in Hanoverian shield. |  |
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| Seaby #3747 | Silver Shilling, 1798. George III. S-3747, portrait style of the 1787 currency issue but with the distinctive date, which appears on no other English shilling. Plain edge. |   |
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| Seaby #3765 | Dollar, ND. S.3765; ESC-129; KM-634. George III. Oval countermark with head of George III on a 1793 Mexico City 8 Reales. Attractively toned. NGC graded AU-55. |   |
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| Seaby #3768 | George III AR Dollar. Bank of England issue. Dated 1804. Laureate, draped, & cuirassed bust right; :C.H.K on shoulder / Britannia seated left, leaning on shield set on cornucopiae, holding branch & spear; bee hive before; all within crowned oval. ESC 144. |  |
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| Seaby #3769 | Three Shillings silver Bank Token, 1812. George III. S-3769. Draped bust in armor. Anyone interested in the history of these pieces should see the wonderful study by E.M. Kelly |   |
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| Seaby #3770 | Three Shillings Bank Token, 1812. S.3770; ESC-416; KM-Tn5. George III. Laureate head. Toned. NGC graded MS-64. |   |
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| Seaby #3772 | Eighteen Pence, 1813. S.3772; ESC-976; KM-Tn3. George III. Bank of England token. Lovely toning. NGC graded MS-65. |   |
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| Seaby #3774 | George III Æ Halfpence. Tower Mint, London. GEORGIUS III D G REX, laureate & draped bust right / BRITANNIA 1771, Britannia seated left. |   |
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| Seaby #3775 | George III Æ Farthing. First issue. Dated 1773. Laureate & cuirassed bust right / Britannia seated left on globe, holding olive branch & spear, & leaning on ornamental oval shield. Peck 911. |   |
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| Seaby #3776 | George III Æ Twopence. Soho Mint, Birmingham. GEORGIUS III D G REX, laureate & draped bust right / BRITANNIA 1797, Britannia seated left. |   |
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| Seaby #3777 | Bronzed Proof Penny, 1797. Peck-1123; S.3777. George III. NGC graded Proof 64 Brown. Estimated Value 50-900. |   |
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| Seaby #3778 | George III AR Halfcrown. Laureate bull head right / Crowned coat-of-arms. ESC 616. |  |
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| Seaby #3779 | Proof copper Farthing, 1799. George III. S-3779. Soho , Third issue. Gleaming mahogany-colored surfaces, light hairlines & a couple of really tiny marks but a lovely look |   |
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| Seaby #3780 | Penny, 1806. S.3780; KM-663. George III. Minor field abrasion marks. Chocolate brown. PCI graded Proof 64 Brown. |   |
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| Seaby #3781 | George III Æ Penny. Soho mint. Laureate bust right; K on shoulder / Britannia seated left; K & SOHO below shield. Peck 1342. |  |
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| Seaby #3782 | Farthing, 1806. S.3782; Peck-1389; KM-661. Copper. George III. NGC graded Proof 65 Brown. Estimated Value 75-325. |   |
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| Seaby #3785 | Sovereign, 1817. S.3785; Fr-371; KM-674. George III. Laureate head. / St. George & dragon. First year of issue of the classic English sovereign, engraved by |   |
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| Seaby #3785C | Sovereign, 1820. S.3785C; Fr-371; KM-674. George III. Small date. The final year of this first type of sovereign. Considering that the king passed away before the end of |   |
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| Seaby #3786 | George III AV Half Sovereign. Dated 1817. Laureate head left / Crowned coat-of-arms. Cf. Schneider 631. |   |
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| Seaby #3787 | George III AR Crown. Benedetto Pistrucci, engraver. Dated LIX & 1819. Laureate head right / St. George slaying the dragon. ESC 215. |   |
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| Seaby #3788 | Halfcrown, 1816. S.3788; ESC-613; KM-667. George III. Bull head. Lovely golden toning. NGC graded MS-64. Estimated Value 00-700. |   |
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| Seaby #3789 | Halfcrown, 1817. S. 3789; ESC-618; KM-672. George III. Small head. Lovely multi-colored tones of blue, red, yollow & green. NGC graded MS-65. |   |
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| Seaby #3790 | Shilling, 1816. S.3790; ESC-1228; KM-666. George III. Lightly toned. NGC graded MS-65. Estimated Value 50-175. |   |
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| Seaby #3791 | Sixpence, 1816. S.3791; KM-665. George III. Laureate head right. A real gem. NGC graded MS-66. Estimated Value 25-275. |   |
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