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A penny token issued by William Hill in Dublin in 1656. There’s a monkey with pestle and mortar on the

George I proof farthing in silver, dated 1723. Produced by William Wood, owner of several copper mines in England, who

Edward V penny issued at Drogheda mint between April-June 1483. Suns and Roses coinage. Excessively rare.

James II Gunmoney sixpence, dated July 1689

Gunmoney halfcrown from May 1690

Gunmoney crown from the Irish emergency issues of 1689-1691

A halfcrown of so called “Inchiquin Money”, produced in Ireland as a money of necessity during the Irish Rebellion. Historical

 Posthumous coinage, Type IV, Dublin mint

Three Crowns coinage, probably Dublin mint.

Anonymous Crown coinage. Reverse reads CIVITAS DUBLINIE for Dublin mint.