1723/2 1/2P Hibernia Halfpenny--Environmental Dam

U.S. Colonial Coin. 1723 Woods Hibernia Halfpenny. Martin 4.54-Ha.2 (R-3). PCGS VF30 and housed in an early PCGS holder with a green insert. Honest medium brown patina is accompanied by light natural

1723 Wood's Hibernia Halfpenny Martin 4.44 Fa.5, W-13470 Rarity-4 Fine.

1723 Wood's Hibernia Halfpenny Martin 4.44 Fa.5, W-13470 Rarity-4 Fine.

1723/2 Hibernia 1/2 Penny LIGHTLY CIRCULATED

U.S. Colonial Coin. 1724 Woods Hibernia Halfpenny. DEI Above Head. Martin 8.1-L.3 (R-5). More or less a Fine with respect to wear, however the surfaces display roughness as is typical for the vast maj

1795 Washington North Wales 1/2P Halfpenny Baker 34 GW-51 Grades f+.

1723 Hibernia Half Penny LIGHTLY CIRCULATED

1723 Hibernia Half Penny LIGHTLY CIRCULATED

Colonial Copper

1723 Woods Hibernia Half Penny Colonial Coin, lot of wear and sold as is. Â

COINS: Interesting group of historic US currency, twenty-four items, including: 1788 Connecticut copper; 1723 Hibernia Halfpenny; 1823 large cent in Good-4; 1843 large cent in Fine-12; 1867 3c nickel;

COINS: Lot of 3 US colonial coins. Includes a 1883 Nova Constellatio in Poor; a Kentucky Token in Fine; and a 1723 Hibernia halfpenny with Fine details but some corrosion. [NOTE: ACCORDING TO THE STAT

ANACS 1723 Hibernia Woods Hibernia 1/2P Graded vf25 details By ANACS.

Hibernia 1760 Half Penny Voce Populi. Weight 6.0 grams.

1724 Hibernia Copper Half Penny NICELY CIRCULATED

LOT (8) INCLUDING 1786 NJ COLONIAL COPPER COIN; 1724 WOODS HIBERNIA COPPER HALF PENNY COLONIAL COIN; 1837 NEW YORK CITY GERMAN SILVER FEUCHTWANGER'S ONE CENT HARD TIMES TOKEN; 1857 "MILLIONS FOR DEFEN

1760 Hibernia - Voce Populi Half Penny, Variety "P" Below. Condition - NGC VF 25 BN, See Photos.

1760 Hibernia - Voce Populi Half Penny, Variety "P" in Front. Condition - NGC VG 8 BN, See Photos.

***Auction Highlight*** 1964 TOP POP! Washington Quarter 25c Graded pr70 cam BY SEGS.

(4) Pierced metal adjustable planters, ebonized painted, largest 12"h

Lot of (3) coin holders, 2 sterling and 1 German silver, 2.0 toz

oil on board, The painting, which appeared on the antiques market in the Christie's auction in 1986, was generically ascribed to the Antwerp School. For a more precise attribution, the references to J

oil on board, The painting, purchased during an auction at Finarte in 1991, already had the attribution to Boudewyns at that time. It is possible that, as in other works, the figures were made by Piet

graphite, white lead and brown watercolor on paperspots at the bottom and on the sides of the drawing26 x 20 cm