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Image of one half of a silver groat neither side engraved.

Image of a silver Charles II halfcrown rubbed smooth and engraved on one side with idiom, heart and initials. Side one:"The dove for truth by God is blessed. No room for guilt is there in it to rest, so to my love the same I'll be, Remember me when…

Image of silver shilling, rubbed smooth and engraved. Side one: initials "J.C.", with leaves around them. Side two: the date "1784".

Image of a silver piece of eight, rubbed smooth and engraved with name, date, and an image of a ship in full sail. Side one: three-masted ship in full sail, with the phrase "Success to the Halsenell" inscribed above, in round hand. Side two: "C.…

Image of a silver shilling holed, rubbed smooth and engraved with cyphers, idiom and a ship. Side one: engraved with idiom "Success to the 17 united bright stars" in capital lettering around the outside and initials "R.E." and "G.W." in the centre.…

Image of a silver William III shilling, engraved with image, two names and a date. Side one: engraved with a heart and two arrows, "N. Hawes" and "Miss Thompson" in Roman block style lettering, and the date "Dec 25 1787". Side two: as normal, worn. …

Image of a William III silver half-crown rubbed smooth and engraved with date and initials. Side one: engraved with initials "E.F.", decorated with foliage, and the date "1775". Side two: as normal.

Image of a George II silver shilling, rubbed smooth and engraved with image, name and date. Side one: engraved with two hearts, date 1781, the idiom "Love me as true as I love you" in capital lettering, and the initials "D.A.B." Side two: as normal.

Image of a silver half-crown rubbed down and engraved on both sides with idioms and initials. Side one: "Now in the bands of wedlock we are tied, May passion ne'er persuade but reason guide" around border with "J.M.B." in centre. Side two: "Love is…

Image of a George III silver crown, with names engraved on one side. Side one: as normal, with engraving "Rd. Whitehead To M.Moore, " in Roman lettering, around the head. Side two: as normal.