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3210
Great Britain. Proof Florin, 1911
. S.4012; ESC-930; KM-
817. George V. Obverse, portrait of king by Mackennal. Reverse;
Crowned shield of arms. Deep golden tone. Brilliant flawless
mint state. Rare thus.
NGC graded Proof 66.
WINGS
APPROVED
.
Estimate Value ......................................................$200 - 250
3211
Great Britain. Proof Shilling, 1911
. S. 4013; ESC-1421; KM-
816. George V. A dazzling Proof with multicolored toning.
NGC
graded Proof 64
.
Estimate Value ......................................................$125 - 150
3212
Great Britain. Penny, 1912-H
. S.4052; KM-810. George V. A
well struck example of this Heaton (branch) mint large bronze
coin. Uncirculated with some original mint red. High catalogue
value.
NGC graded MS-64 Brown
.
Estimate Value ......................................................$150 - 200
3213
Great Britain. Octorino Pattern Eight Pence, 1913
. ESC-
1481A (Rarity 4). George V. Struck for Reginald Huth. Produced
in copper with proof surfaces and toothed borders both sides.
Obverse, robed portrait of king left GEORGIVS V DEI GRATIA.
Reverse struck en medaille with crowned cruciform shields,
emblems in angles. BRI REX OCTORINO. A delightfully choice
example of an unusual and extremely rare denomination, pro-
moted by Huth but sadly never adopted as currency.
NGC
graded Proof 65 Red & Brown.
WINGS APPROVED
.
Estimate Value ................................................ $1,800 - 2,000
3214
Great Britain. Halfcrown, 1915
. S.4011; ESC-762; KM-
818.1. George V. Obverse portrait of king left by Mackennal.
Reverse; Crowned shield within garter. Practically as made.
Nicely struck choice uncirculated.
NGC graded MS-64.
WINGS APPROVED
.
Estimate Value ......................................................$100 - 125
3215
Great Britain. Sixpence, 1917
. S.4014; KM-815. George V.
Scarce date. Beautiful iridescent toning.
PCGS graded MS-67
.
Estimate Value ......................................................$200 - 300
3216
Great Britain. Halfcrown, 1918
. S.4011; ESC-765; KM-
818.1. George V. Obverse portrait of king left by Mackennal.
Reverse; Crowned shield within garter. Gem uncirculated with a
stunning old golden-green iridescent toning.
NGC graded MS-
66.
WINGS APPROVED
.
Estimate Value ......................................................$125 - 150
3217
Great Britain. Halfcrown, 1920
. S.4021; ESC-767; KM-
818a.1. George V. Type one, with more deeply engraved por-
trait. Obverse, king left by Mackennal. Reverse; Crowned shield
within garter. Uncirculated and quite rare thus.
NGC graded
MS-63.
WINGS APPROVED
.
Estimate Value ......................................................$120 - 140
3218
Great Britain. Halfcrown, 1925
. S.4021A; ESC-772; KM-
818.2. George V. Obverse portrait of king left by Bertram Mack-
ennal. Reverse crowned shield within garter. A pristine mint
state example of one of the two rarest dates in the George V
Halfcrown series. Exceptionally rare thus.
NGC graded MS-65
.
Estimate Value ................................................ $1,000 - 1,200
3219
Great Britain. Crown, 1927
. S.4036; ESC-367; Dav-110; KM-
836. George V. Head left.
Reverse
; Crown in wreath.
Estimate Value ......................................................$400 - 450