Auction 2 Highlights

An impressive 1862 silver Peso from Republican Chile, struck in Santiago. Beautifully preserved with strong detail and toning, this coin reflects the early independence era of Latin America.

Estimate: £400-£800

Great Engravers: Una and the Lion. A modern tribute to one of Britain’s most beloved coin designs, this proof £10 silver issue combines technical brilliance with timeless symbolism.

Estimate: £950-£1,200

A rare lead Seal of the Commonwealth bearing the name of Oliver Cromwell as Lord Protector. An evocative and seldom-seen piece from England’s revolutionary mid-17th century period.

Estimate: £350-£600

A silver Siliqua of Constantine II, minted in Trier between 337–361 AD. Crisp detail, strong strike, and historical depth — a classic Roman issue from the twilight of the empire.

Estimate: £300-£500

A stunning gold 100 Qirsh from Egypt under Abdul Hamid II (AH1293/12 = 1897). Ottoman imperial majesty in full display — sharply struck and in excellent condition.

Estimate: £500-£700

A rare proof 1,000 Dollars from Hong Kong, 1997 — issued for the handover of the territory to China. Struck in gold and highly desirable as a historical and investment piece.

Estimate: £800-£1,250

A choice example of the Greek 1884-A 20 Drachmai in gold, issued under King George I. Attractive colour and crisp details make this an ideal piece for Hellenic or royal-themed collections.

Estimate: £400-£500