Ancient, British and World Coins. Important World Banknotes

Parkhill, uniface brass fruit pickers’ check for 2 Shillings, 29mm; Perth, London & Newcastle Tea Co, 1876, checks (3), brass Pound, 28mm, copper Half-Pound, 25mm, and brass Quarter-Pound, 21mm; R.F. Macaulay, checks (2), in base silver and copper, wreath, both stamped demonstration, revs. arms of Perth, jeweller medallist, both 21mm (ST 618); Alexander Miller, brass check, cheapest shop in town, etc., 20mm (ST 617; Bell p.233); William Miller, uniface oval copper check, 30 x 22mm; Sharp & Co, bronze Sixpence check, rev. stamped No.1, 28mm; Princeland, T. Ferguson, fruit picker’s copper checks (2), Penny and uniface Halfpenny, 30 and 25mm; Rattray, G.R. Scott, fruit picker’s copper Penny check, 31mm; D. Smith, fruit picker’s brass Threepence, 24mm [13]. Sharp Sixpence fine, others generally about very fine or better, both Macaulay pieces holed, several rare (£100-150)

This lot was sold as part of a special collection, The Norman Brodie Collection of Scottish Tokens.

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