WHYTE'S THE ECLECTIC COLLECTOR SATURDAY & SUNDAY 25 & 26 July 2020

231 Coins : Ireland THE ECLECTIC COLLECTOR · 25 & 26 JULY 2020 449 Charles I Ormond crown, 1643-1644. Crowned CR, reverse s/V within single circle. S6544 Condition: Details a little flat but a nice presentable example, fine. During the period of the Great Rebellion in Ireland and the English Civil War a number of crudely made local coinages were produced in Ireland, mostly in Dublin. These coins were almost exclusively of silver plate cut and struck in a number of denominations with simple patterns including their weight or value. The best known of these issues is the ‘Ormond Money’ issued by the Lord Justice the Earl of Ormond. Estimate €300-€400 (approx £270-£360) Click here for more images and to bid on this lot 449 450 Charles I Ormond halfcrown, 1643-1644 Crowned CR, reverse S.D/IIVI, well struck but with a few interesting die flaws on obverse and die break over I on reverse. S6545 Condition: Very fine. During the period of the Great Rebellion in Ireland and the English Civil War a number of crudely made local coinages were produced in Ireland, mostly in Dublin. These coins were almost exclusively of silver plate cut and struck in a number of denominations with simple patterns including their weight or value. The best known of these issues is the ‘Ormond Money’ issued by the Lord Justice the Earl of Ormond. Estimate €500-€600 (approx £450-£550) Click here for more images and to bid on this lot 450 451 Charles I Ormond shilling, 1643-1644. Crowned CR, reverse D/XII. S6546. Condition: Bent and straightened, about fine. During the period of the Great Rebellion in Ireland and the English Civil War a number of crudely made local coinages were produced in Ireland, mostly in Dublin. These coins were almost exclusively of silver plate cut and struck in a number of denominations with simple patterns including their weight or value. The best known of these issues is the ‘Ormond Money’ issued by the Lord Justice the Earl of Ormond. Estimate €120-€150 (approx £110-£140) Click here for more images and to bid on this lot 451