20 Pounds 1933 P. 330, with light folds and bank cancellation holes, a 3 cm tear at right where one can see a small missing part, otherwise nice crisp paper, condition: F. (Image)

Very nice set with 3 BERNHARD-Forgeries, all with signature K. O. PEPPIATT, comprising 5 Pounds, London March 7th 1936 with prefix A/290 and serial 31069 (P.335ax, F/F+ with smaller taped tears), 20 Pounds, London September 20th 1934 with prefix 49/M and serial 16028 (P.337ax, torn into two halfs) and 50 Pounds London March 18th 1938 with prefix 61/N and serial 82211 (P.338ax, F/F- with larger tears and stains). Very nice set! (3 pcs.) (Image)

Brightelmston Bank, 5 Pounds 1841 (Grant B.456), stained, torn and re-joined with cardboard attachment on back, seldom seen issue. (Image)

large lot of about 650 pcs containing the following Pick numbers and items in different quantities and qualities: Operation Bernhard 10 Pounds 1933, 1935; P. 348 Forgery, 351, 356, 357, 362, 363, 366, 367, 368, 369, 371, 373, 374, 377, 378, M1-M3, M5, M6, M9-M23, M26, M28, M29, M32, M35, M36, M44-M46, furthermore a lot of unused cheque paper with value embossings from around 1800 in different denominations, the Pick numbers are including a variety of different "specials" like replacements, last and first serial prefixes, special print issues, furthermore several private bank issues like Stamford bank, Harsham, Faversham, Durham, Darlington, Newcastle upon Tyne, Norwich & Swaffham Bank, Plymouth Dock Bank, Wisbeck & Lincolnshire, Stockton on Tees, Wolverhampton old Bank. Viewing of the lot stongly advised. (about 650 pcs)

Irland, James II. 1685-1691: Shilling zu 12 Pence 1689 Januar Emission. Brassmoney / Gunmoney geprägt während der jakobitischen Rebellion gegen die englische Krone. Seaby 6581 M. Sehr schön.
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Georg II. 1727-1760 + Georg III. 1760-1820: Kleines Lot 4 Münzen 1758/1818, dabei Pence / Shilling / ½ Crown.
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Maundy Lot, dabei Penny 1727, 1835 und 1863; 1½ Pence 1834, 1840 und 1843 sowie 3 Pence 1867, 1897 und 1910. Lot 9 Stück.
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Victoria 1837-1901: 6 Pence 1870, Die Nr. 5. KM# 751. Kleine Kratzer, Patina, vorzüglich.
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Victoria 1837-1901: Maundy Set 1850 (1, 2, 3 und 4 Pence, KM# MDS 100). Patina, vorzüglich.
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George V. 1910-1936: Trade Dollar 1930 ohne Buchstabe = London. KM# T5. 26,84 g. Feine Kratzer, Schrötlingsfehler, fast vorzüglich. (Image)

George V. 1910-1936: Trade Dollar 1930 ohne Buchstabe = London. KM# T5. 26,86 g. Kratzer, sehr schön. (Image)

Lot diverse Sovereign ab Victoria bis Elizabeth II. Dabei 7 x 1 Sovereign sowie 2 x ½ Sovereign.
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Lundy Island, Martin Coles Harman tokens: ½ Puffin 1929 + 2 x 1 Puffin 1929, Insg. 3 Stück.
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Ein Album mit Münzen von Großbritannien / Irland und den Kanalinseln ab ca. 1800. Dabei einige 3 Pence Stücke aus Silber. Zusammen über 250 Stück. Teilweise überdurchschnittlich Erhalten. Bestimmt versteckt sich der eine oder andere seltene Jahrgang darunter.
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Nettes Lot mit 20 Münzen von 3 Pence bis zur Half Crown.
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1737, entire from London to Bolzano (Bozen), Tyrol in Austria, today in Italy Trentino Alto Adige sent to the merchants Menz and Mansrieders, showing THE RARE "FRANCHE" TRANSIT HANDSTAMP OF THE FOREIGN BRANCH LONDON POST OFFICE WHICH WAS INTRODUCED IN 1684 ! Here a very late usage of the postmark, 53 years after its introduction. This marking was used by the Foreign Office, as explained by Thomas Gardiner: "There is a stamp applied to the part of the letter where the post is expressed to have been paid, to obscure it from the foreign Postmasters abroad". Spink has only offered two single lots with versions of this postmark in over 600,000 lots. VERY LATE USAGE OF THIS POSTMARK AND NONE RECORDED SENT TO SÜD TIROL ÖSTERREICH. (Image)

1861, 26. Oktober, MiNr 8 B (1 P rotbraun, Zähnung 14) und MiNr 13 (4 P karmin, 2 x), Königin Victoria, als tarifgerechte Mischfrankatur auf Brief von London via Marseille, Suez und Galle (Ceylon) nach Melbourne, Australien (rückseitig roter Eingangsstempel 14 DC 61). Dazu ausführliche Angaben zum Verlauf der Reise des Dampfschiffes NORTHAM. (Image)

1856, MiNr 10 B x (SG No 29), 1 P rotbraun auf bläulich, Zähnung 14, Königin Victoria, waagrechter 3er-Streifen als Mehrfachfrankatur auf kleinem Brief nach Worcester (rückseitig Eingangsstempel 5. Juni 1856 zusammen mit Stempel Post-Office / British Army / 20. Mai 1856). (Krimkrieg!)
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1857, 1 P red and USA 12 C. black, plate I, horizontal pair, tied by open circular grid cancels, red "Philada, Am. Pkt. '3' Jun 8" credit exchange cds on cover to Liverpool, England, carried by American packet from New York Jun. 9th to Liverpool arriving Jun. 21st, red "Paid, Liverpool, U.S. Packet" (6.22) entry cds, forwarded to London with 1 P red, and tied by duplex "Liverpool, JU 22 '60". On the backside of the cover red London (6.23) arrival dater. Flap missing.
Aattractive forwarded use. Signature Calves. ÷ 1857, 1 P rot mit Duplex-Stempel "466, W 4 LIVERPOOL JU 22 60"und USA 12 C. schwarz, Platte I als waagerechtes Paar, jeweils mit stummen Gitterstempel, nebengesetzt roter K1 "Philada, Am. Pkt. '3' Jun 8", roter "PAID, LIVERPOOL, U.S. PACKET, 60 JU 22, 5A" auf Brief nach Liverpool und weitergeleitet nach London, England. Rückseitig roter Ankunftsstempel von London. Briefklappe fehlt. Attraktiv. Signiert Calves. SC 36 (Image)

1851, embossed issue 1s. pale green, horizontal pair cut to shape, correct rate on large fragment of double weight letter from "GLASGOW AUG 16 1851" to Lima. (Image)

1865 Destination NEW ZEALAND: Small cover used from Whitby to Wellington, New Zealand via London, franked by 1864 6d. lilac (with hair lines) tied by "C/WHITBY/JA 18/65"-"875" duplex datestamp, Wellington '28 March 1865' arrival c.d.s. on front, London transit c.d.s. on the reverse. The stamp with two short perfs at upper left otherwise fine. (Image)

1868 Destination PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND: Small cover from London to Grand River at Prince Edward Island franked by 6d. deep lilac (Pl. 6) tied by "O Z/LONDON/11 AP/68" c.d.s., and with '28 Apr. 1868' arrival datestamp on the reverse, fine. (Image)

1867, £5 orange, lettered "D-H", slight surface rubs and small part of inner frame line at top left repainted, well perforated (one lengthened perf. at top right), neatly cancelled "READING JA 1 00" (clear and centric strike). Certificate Louis BPP. SG £3500. Attractive copy of this rare stamp! (Image)

1884 £1 brown-lilac, wm Three Imperial Crowns, fresh colour, normal to good perforation all around with few slight flat perfs at top, faint vertical vertical creases, oblit. by three c.d.s. "EDINBURGH AU 1 88" and boxed "T.A.B. EDIN-R.".Certificate Louis BPP "otherwise in a fresh state of preservation". SG £3000. (Image)

1929 kpl. Satz UPU auf weißem kleinem Vordruckumschlag auf Einschreibebrief mit seltenem SONDER-R-ZETTEL am 28.5. in die Schweiz (Image)