Stolen goods

The aluminium box contains 6 drawers, as well as coins there are bullion bar ranging from 1/10oz to 5 oz in weight. There is also a red eyeglass in a small black case.

The coin collection is of considerable value.

It is suspected that the case and coins are stolen, please contact DC 3627 Victoria Tait (01244 614868) or AFI 6873 Katie Morris (01244 613897) from the Northern Area Financial Investigation Unit, Cheshire Constabulary with any information.

1. Ancient Greece, Philip II (359-336BC) AR tetradrachm, rev naked youth on horseback pacing right, good very fine.

2. Celtic Britain, Gallo-Belgic (150-50BC), gold stater of the Ambiani, obv. blank, rev. disjointed curved horse, deep pitting to part of obv, otherwise very fine.

3. Celtic Britain, Gallo-Belgic (150-50BC), gold stater of the Ambiani, obv. blank, rev. disjointed curved horse without exergue, very fine.

4. Celtic Britain, early uninscribed period (70BC) and later), gold stater, Whaddon Chase type, rev. spirited horse, fine or better.

5. Celtic Britain, early uninscribed period (70BC or later), gold quarter stater, 'Remic' type, rev. triple tailed horse, very fine.

6. Celtic Britain, Catuvellauni, gold stater of Cunobelin (early 1st century AD - c.40AD), Plastic type, rev. horse right, 'CVNO' below, obv. weakly struck, rev. very fine.

7. Celtic Britain, Corieltauvi, early uninscribed gold stater (Mid to late 1st Century BC), South Ferriby type, rev. disjointed horse with rosette below, obv. very weakly struck with slight pitting, rev. fine or better.

8. Celtic Britain, Corieltauvi, early uninscribed gold stater (Mid to late 1st Cent BC) Domino type, rev. disjointed horse with rectangle containing pellets, obv. very weakly struck, rev. very fine.

9. Celtic Britain, Iceni, early uninscribed gold quarter stater (Mid to late 1st Century BC) similar to Snettisham type, rev. horse right, very fine.

10. Forgery of Edward IV gold ryal (weight 7.6 grams)

11. Henry VII (1485-1509) gold angel, mm pansy, rim and some legend damage from grip mounting, otherwise fine or better.

12. George III guinea, 1775, severe traces of mounting and repair showing to rim and both sides, scratches to both sides, otherwise very fine or better.

13. George III, third guinea, 1797, slightly dented, fair.

14. GB, gold proof £2 piece, 1990, scuffed otherwise uncirculated.

15 (a-m) GB, gold sovereigns, various, Victoria to Elizabeth II, mixed grade (13 coins).

16. GB, gold proof sovereigns, 2005

17 (a-g) GB, gold proof half sovereigns, various. Victoria to Elizabeth II mixed grade (7 coins).

18. GB, gold proof 1/10th Britannia, 1997, FDC

19. Australia, gold sovereign, 1870, Sydney mint, fine.

20. France, gold 40 francs, 1818 W, almost very fine.

21 (a-f). France, gold 20 francs, various, Louis XVIII to Republic, (mainly fine and better 6 coins).

22. Netherlands, gold 10 gulden, 1912, fine, pitted.

23. Russia, gold 5 roubles, 1899, very fine.

24 (a-c) South Africa, gold ponds, various dates, mixed grade (3 coins)

25. South Africa, gold1/10th Krugerrand, 1982, very fine.

26. Spanish Colonies, Chile, Charles III, gold 8 escudos, 1796 DA, scratched otherwise better than fine.

27. Spanish Colonies, Colombia, Ferdinand VII, gold 8 escudos, 1819 JF,

some damage to rim in places, otherwise very fine.

28 (a-b) Spanish Colonies, gold 1 escudos, various, fine or better (2 coins),

29. Spain, gold half escudo, 1760 JP, slightly distorted, otherwise fine.

30 (a-g) World, miniature gold proof coins, various (1.24 grams each), FDC (7 coins).

31. Miniature gold coin, FDC (0.5 grams)

32. Celtic Britain, silver unit of Verica (c.10 - c.40AD), 'COMF', within crescents and pellets, rev. boar right, 'VIRI' below, struck on oval flan, otherwise very fine.

33. Celtic Britain, silver unit of the Iceni, uninscribed type (Mid to late 1st Century BC), rev. horse right, fine or better.

34. Celtic Britain, silver unit of the Iceni, (Mid to late 1st Century BC), Face/Horse Regular type, (attrib. to Boudicca by Van Arsdell), very fine.

35. Celtic Britain, silver unit of the Iceni, (Mid to late 1st Century BC), similar to Bury type, head/horse left, ragged edge at bottom, othersise very fine.

36. Roman Empire, silver denarius of Faustina Junior, rev. Concord seated left, almost fine.

37. Roman Empire, silver denarius of Maximinus 1 (235-238 AD), rev. Pax standing left, about very fine.

38. Aethelred II (978-1016) silver penny, long cross type, rev. AELFRIC-MO-LVND', almost extremely fine.

39. Aethelred II (978-1016) silver penny, 'CRVX' type, rev. 'EDRIC-MO-GRANT', a few small digs to both sides, otherwise good very fine.

40. Cnut (1016-1035) silver penny, short cross type, rev. 'LEOFEDU-ON-STAM', almost extremely fine.

41. Cnut (1016-1035) silver penny, short cross type, rev. 'PINEDEI-ON-DENTP' (?) (Thetford?), a few small digs, othersie very fine.

42. Cnut (1016-1035) silver penny, pointed helmet type, rev. 'EADPOLD-ON-LVND), extremely fine, with original lustre

43. Cnut (1016-1035) silver penny, pointed helmet type, rev. AELFWIG-ON-LVND', slightly distorted, otherwise good very fine.

44. Cnut (1016-1035) silver penny, pointed helmet type, rev. LEOFPINE-ON-ENTPA' (?) (Thetford?), a few small digs, otherwise good very fine, with much original colour.

45. Edward the Confessor (1042-1066), silver penny, trefoil quadrillateral type, rev. 'LEOFRED-O-LVND', slightly distorted, otherwise almost extremely fine.

46. William I (1066-1087), silver penny, 'PAXS' type, rev. AELDOULF, Southwark mint, weakish strike, otherwise very fine.

47. Henry VIII (1509-1547), silver groat, young portrait, mm rose, traces of crimping and slightly distorted, otherwise very fine.

48. Henry VIII (1509-1547), silver groat, posthumous coinage, poor surface and edge chips from 9 to 12 o'clock, otherwise probably better than fair for the issue.

49. Edward VI (1547-1553), shilling, fine silver issue, mm turn, some scratches to both sides, otherwise very fine.

50. Elizabeth I (1558-1603), shilling, milled coinage, large size, decorated dress, better than fair.

51. Elizabeth I (1558-1603), sixpence, 1561, milled coinage, small bust, digs to face on obv. otherwise fine.

52. Charles I (1625-1649), halfcrown, mm lion, York mint, 'EBOR' below horse with head held low on obv. (contemporary forgery), small chip at top, otherwise fine.

53. Charles I (1625-1649), shilling, mm lion, York mint, rev. crowned oval shield, 'EBOR' below, probably fine.

54. Charles I (1625-1649), silver groat, Aberystwyth mint, very fine.

55. Charles I (1625-1649), shilling, Siege of Newark, 1646, small hole at top, otherwise good fine.

56. Scotland, Mary & Henry Darnley silver ryal, 1565, (last digit of date indistinct), thistle counterstamp of Revaluation of 1578 at 36s 9d. almost fair (as this coin weighs 28.2 grams against the correct weight of 30.53 grams, we do not consider this coin to be a forgery).

57. George I, shilling, 1723 SSC, initials 'L', 'T', & 'L' engraved on obv.

58 (a-c) George II shillings, 1734 & 1745, plus sixpence, 1757, mixed grade (3).

59 (a-b). George III shilling, 1817 & halfpenny, 1799, fair or better (2)

60. Victoria Jubilee head, halfcrown, 1887, almost extremely fine.

61 (a-e) Elizabeth II, 20 pences, undated error obverse (5 coins).

62 (a-c) Australia shilling, 1915, Canada 25 cents, 1870 & USA 25 cents 1911, fair or better (3).

63 (a-c) German silver coins, various (3).

64 Victoria copper penny, 1847, obv. dig. otherwise extremely fine.

65 (a-c). Victoria silver crowns (2) and double florin, circulated (3).

66 (a-d). Modern crowns, 1951, 1960 & £5 crowns (2), extremely fine (4).

67 (a-d). Accumulation of coins, etc, comprising: English & world silver & base metal coins, medallions, reproduction & painted coins, piece of eight from shipwreck, 9ct. gold coin mount & base metal brooch (147 items housed in four trays),

68. USA, gold proof 1/10th oz eagle, 2000, FDC, cased.

69. USA, gold proof 1/2 oz eagle, 2000, FDC, cased

70. Small ornate fob watch, stamped, 18ct gold, cased.

71 (a-c). Fine gold ingots, various makers, 10 grams each (2).

72. Fine gold ingot, Degussa, 20 grams.

73. Fine gold ingot, Baird, 1/2 oz.

74 (a-b). Fine gold ingots, various, makers, 10 grams each (2).

75. Fine gold ingots, various makers, 5 grams each (9)

76 (a-b). Australia, gold proof, 1/10th oz nuggets, 1997 & 1998, FDC, cased (2).

77. Australia, gold proof 1/10th oz. 'dragon', 2000, FDC, cased.

78 (a-b). Australia, gold proof, 1/10th oz nuggets, 1996 & 2000, FDC, cased (2).

79. Fine gold 1 oz ingot, Pamp SA.

80. USA, gold proof $10 1/4oz eagle, in NGC slab.

81. GB, George IV gold sovereign, 1822, F30 (fine), in CGS slab.

82. Australia, gold $100 (1oz), uncirculated, encapsulated.

83. Replica of Henry gold sovereign, 9ct hallmarked (31.4 grams).

84. Replica of Edward gold coin, 9ct hallmarked (4.0 grams).

85. St. George medallion, tests 9ct gold (2.6 grams).

86. Small German medallion, tests 22ct gold (0.4 grams).

87. Pure gold ingots, Istalbul Altin (31 grams (6 at 5 grams and 1 at 1 gram)) (7).