Coins and Historical Medals

Charles I and Henrietta Maria, a silver counter in the style of S. de Passe, c. 1625-9, conjoined busts right, rev. three crowns over crossed sword and sceptre, 27mm, 2.27g/12h (Mitchiner 4796; MI I, 378/278); Stability of the Anglican Church, 1688, a cast and chased silver medal, unsigned, Jesuit and monk attempting to undermine a church supported by hand issuing from cloud, rev. seven medallions containing busts of the bishops, 57mm. 39.20g (MI I, 625/42; E 289); Victories over Louis XIV, 1706, a silver medal, unsigned [by P.H. Müller], Anne as Minerva subduing Louis as a Roman warrior, rev. besieged tower, edge inscribed dominvs tradidit evm in manvs foeminæ ivdith xvi c, 43mm, 29.20g (MI II, 289/98; E 422); James III and the Peace Negotiations at Gertruydenberg, c. 1710, a silver medal by N. Roettier, laureate and draped bust right, cvivs est around, rev. map of the British isles, 38mm, 16.55g (Woolf 23:1a; MI II, 312/133; E 428); FRANCE, Chambre de Justice, 1665, a silver Jeton, unsigned, seated female figure right, rev. Hercules battling the Hydra, 28mm, 7.37g (Feuardent 1823) [5]. Generally good fine, toned; a useful mixed group £240-£300