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Crowns

WCA-2336: Nice Grade 1696 Full Crown. William III. £169

WCA-3927: Lovely 1696 William III Full Silver Crown. Super grade. Lots of over-strikes (see image). A unique coin! £295

Half Crowns

WCA-4846: 1697 William III Silver Half Crown. NONO edge. Found within the context of a ship-wreck and toned accordingly. Nice grade. £85

Shillings

WCA-4791: 1696 William III Silver Shilling. Found just off the south coast (less than 20m out so probably not off a wreck) by a friend of mine who dives for wrecks. £38

Sixpences

WCA-2441: 1696 William III Silver Sixpence. Nice grade. £55

WCA-4469: 1697 William III Silver Sixpence. Beautiful tone (sadly not evidenced on the image) and nice grade. £89

WCA-4364: 1700 William III Silver Sixpence. Attractively toned and approaching EF. £189

Silver Proofs

WCA-3586: 1698 William III SILVER Proof Farthing. Type II, date in legend. Peck 680, Coincraft W3FA-075. Rare. £385

Copper

Halfpennies

WCA-2328: 1701 William III 1/2d – Recorded (Rare) Error. Listed in Spink as £50 in F, £150 in VF. £49

"Other"

WCA-2767: William III Gold Guinea Weight. Superb grade. £29

WCA-4256: William III Gold Half Guinea Weight. Much rarer denomination. £23

WCA-4824: 1688 William III Large Silver Medal. As William of Orange. Cast, remains of contemporary gilding. A large medal by George Bower commemorating the landing of William and his men at Torbay. The Glorious Revolution, also called the Revolution of 1688, was the overthrow of King James II of England (VII of Scotland and II of Ireland) in 1688 by a union of Parliamentarians with an invading army led by the Dutch stadholder William III of Orange-Nassau (William of Orange) who as a result ascended the English throne as William III of England. Also termed the Bloodless Revolution, albeit inaccurately. A piece of English history! £225

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