St. James's Auctions is pleased to present the upcoming premier auction scheduledfor 15 July starting at 11 am BST.

The auction consists of a good selection of rare and desirable coins including threedifferent collections, alongside a range of other properties.

The sale commences with the fantastic Philip Hutchings Collection of Coins ofBristol, which spans from the Celtic period through to coins of Charles I. Phil was anactive member of the numismatic community, who is much missed. He dearly lovedBristol and the history of the area, which he applied to his coin collection (lots 1001-1122).

We are pleased to offer a selection of British coins, which includes a ryal of EdwardIV which is certified and graded by NGC as Mint State 61 (1126), as well as anElizabeth I sixth issue sovereign mint mark A/A crosslet, which originated in TheChristopher Comber Collection (1127).

Also on offer are three five guinea pieces, once of Charles II with the overdate1680/79, which features the elephant and castle mint mark (1136), as well as twoexamples from George I, both 1726. One example is from the Lady DuveenCollection, as well as the Douglas Morris Collection (1145). The second examplewas previously in The Peh Family Collection (1146). We are pleased to offer anexample of the popular 1839 five pounds featuring Una & the Lion (1172). Certifiedand graded by NGC as Proof 63 Ultra Cameo, it is in superb original condition.

The auction features further coins of Victoria including 3 Gothic crowns (1194-1196),which are ever popular with numismatic collectors.

Our second named collection to feature in the auction is The David Rowe Collectionof Gothic Florins, which nicely compliments the 3 Gothic crowns on offer (1246-1304). David collected these and used them to aid him in his research for variouspublications which are referenced in the text.

The auction features a good world coin section which features many gold issues,including a vast selection of Russian five roubles (1346-1371).

Our third collection is of a range of decorative medals, medallions, and plaquettes(1381-1415). This is succeeded by a good group of world and British medals whichincludes gold issues of Anne, Victoria and Edward VII (1428-1430).

Our other upcoming auction - Auction 107 will be held online on 8th July and includesa real variety of coins from ancient times to the present. The auction contains proofsets such as the 1911 coronation set of 10 coins, and a 1937 gold proof set (lots 61& 62).

For more information, see:
https://stjauctions.com/