Houston Money Show Auction

1782 Counterfeit George III Irish Halfpenny, likely part of the Guinea Head Family, which has not yet been published. 97.2 grains.Fine overall. The le

1782 Counterfeit George III Irish Halfpenny. 90.4 grains.Very Good, some reverse details closer to Fine. A moderately crudely-engraved set of dies, at

A Quintet of Counterfeit Irish Halfpence, all the later Type III Bust Style, one undated. Included are: 1) 1775, possible Georgius Triumpho Family. 84

1733 Counterfeit George II British Farthing. 51.6 grains.Choice Very Fine, reverse closer to full Extremely Fine. A lovely example of this small denom

1735 Counterfeit George II British Farthing, Simian Family. 20.6 grains.Very Good, the reverse a bit sharper, but both sides a bit beaten and battered

Undated Counterfeit George II British Farthing, Simian Family. 15.8 grains.Good or a bit better, but weakly struck, the planchet bent and straightened

A Trio of Counterfeit George II British Farthings, one of them a mule with a George III reverse. The first is undated, probably a 1736 based on the st

1736 Counterfeit George III British Farthing, a mule with a George III obverse and a George II reverse. 54.6 grains.Very Good, likely a grade better,

1737 Counterfeit George III British Farthing, a mule with a George III obverse and a George II reverse. 34.2 grains.Fine, a lovely example. The obvers

1773 Counterfeit George III British Farthing, Simian Family. 20.8 grains.Extremely Fine, a really nice grade for a Simian farthing. The legends are fu