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| DM 84 | Pattern Proof Half Guinea, 1763. George III. Engraved by Yeo. Plain edge. Short-haired laureate head, curls over the left shoulder. | Text | Image | |
| ESC 1240 | Pattern silver Shilling, 1778. George III. Old Bust. Engraved by Yeo or Tanner. | Text | Image | |
| ESC 152 | Copper Die-Trial Bank Dollar, 1804. George III. Bank of England issue. ESC-152. S-3768 for type. Leaf to center, stop after REX & upright K. | Text | Image | |
| ESC 1645 | Pattern Sixpence, 1790. ESC-1645. Silver. By Droz. Britannia seated left. / Crowned initials within wreath. | Text | Image | |
| ESC 170 | Pattern Bank Dollar, 1798. ESC-170. Struck in Copper. George III. Bust right. / Crowned shield. | Text | Image | |
| ESC 181 | Pattern Garter silver Crown, 1804. George III. ESC-181. Rare. Bank of England emergency issue pattern, not used in subsequent currency issues: the central reverse here shows a smaller Garter circle and the Hanover shield within. | Text | Image | |
| ESC 194A | 1811 Pattern Bank of England Five Shillings & Sixpence. George III. By C. H. Kuchler. | Text | Image | |
| ESC 221 | Pattern silver Webb & Mills Crown (1820). ESC-221; KM-PnB80. George III. Plain edge. | Text | Image | |
| Forrer P170 | Pattern Halfcrown, 1799. Forrer-Vol II, p.170. Copper. 33 mm. Struck by Colonel Fullerton. | Text | Image | |
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| Forrer P170Cu | Pattern Shilling, 1799. Forrer-Vol II, p.170. Copper striking. 24.5 mm. | Text | Image | |
| Forrer P170S | Pattern Shilling, 1799. Forrer-Vol II, p.170. Silver. 24.5 mm. Struck by Colonel Fullerton. | Text | Image | |
| Milton 6p | Pattern Sixpence, 1799. Struck in white metal. Milton for Col. Fullerton. | Text | Image | |
| Peck 966 | Pattern Halfpenny, 1788. Peck-966. Brown gilt. By Droz. Edge: Render To Caesar. George III, laureate head right. / Britannia seated. | Text | Image | |
| Peck 968 | Pattern Halfpenny, 1788. Peck-968. Bronze. By Droz. Edge: Render To Caesar The Things Which Are Caesars. George III, laureate head right. / Britannia seated. | Text | Image | |
| Peck 971 | Pattern copper Halfpenny, 1790. George III. P-971, design by Droz. Bronzed. | Text | Image | |
| Peck 994 | Pattern Halfpenny, Undated (c.1790). Peck-994. Bronze. By Droz. A pattern featuring a Nude version of Britannia seated, pointing left, paddle behind shield; no legend. | Text | Image | |
| Peck 1023 | Pattern mule halfpenny, 1790. P-1023 but a mule reverse, the famous nude Britannia harkening back to Queen Anne's days. | Text | Image | |
| Peck 1051 | Pattern copper Halfpenny, 1795. George III. P-1051. So-called Light Bronzed finish. Very scarce. Classic Kuchler design with a smallish, cameo head of the king inside the soon-to-be-familiar raised wide rim, decorated with an incuse legend including "SOHO" proudly displayed beneath the bust. On the back, a youngish looking Britannia seated on a bare globe holding shield and spear, pointing west with an outreached arm. She sits within another wide rim, fashioned at its bottom into a cartouche suggestive of a ship's prow. | Text | Image | |
| Peck 1096 | Pattern Penny, 1797. Peck-1096. Struck in bronzed copper on a thin flan. Helmeted Britannia seated left on a globe. | Text | Image | |
| Peck 1122 | Pattern penny, 1797. George III, Soho issue. P-1122. Small laureate & draped bust facing right. | Text | Image | |
| Peck 1152 | Gilt Proof Halfpenny, 1797. Peck-1152. Grained edge. George III, head right. / Seated Britannia. | Text | Image | |
| Peck 1204 | Pattern copper Farthing, 1798. George III. P-1204. Early Soho issue. Engraved by Kuchler. | Text | Image | |
| Peck 1243 | Pattern Gilt copper Halfpenny, 1799. George III. P-1243. S-3778 for type. Late Soho. Accepted design for the famous Third Issue struck at Birmingham by Boulton & Watt. | Text | Image | |
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| Peck 1245 | Pattern Halfpenny, 1799. Peck-1245. Bronze. George III. | Text | Image | |
| Peck 1258 | Pattern Halfpenny, 1799. Peck-1258. Restrike. Bronze. George III, Crowned bust right. / Seated Britannia. | Text | Image | |
| Peck 1294 | Pattern penny, 1805. George III, Soho issue. P-12954; restrike by Taylor of the Kuchler dies. Plain edge. | Text | Image | |
| Peck 1309 | Pattern copper Halfpenny, 1805. George III. P-1309. Bronzed restrike. | Text | Image | |
| Peck 1313 | Pattern Twopence, 1805. Peck-1313. Bronze. By Taylor. Restrike. George III. Draped bust right with K on shoulder. / Britannia seated on rock with shield. | Text | Image | |
| Peck 1361 | Pattern copper Halfpenny, 1806. George III. P-1361. Bronzed. Late Soho. | Text | Image | |
| Peck 1362 | Pattern Gilt copper Halfpenny, 1806. George III. P-1362. Late Soho. | Text | Image | |
| Peck 1364 | Pattern copper Halfpenny, 1806. George III. P-1364. Late Soho. | Text | Image | |
| Peck 1371 | Pattern copper Halfpenny, 1806. George III. P-1371. Late Soho. | Text | Image | |
| Peck 1383 | Halfpenny, 1807. Peck-1383. Restrike. Bronze. Plain edge. George III. | Text | Image | |
| Seaby #3724A | George III AV 2 Guineas pattern of 1773, by Tanner. WR-80. | |||
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| Seaby #3727 | Rose Guinea, 1772. S.3727; Fr-354; KM-600. George III, 3rd laureate head. Not in the Terner collection. | |||
| Seaby #3728 | George III AV Guinea. Dated 1774. Laureate Fourth head right / Crowned coat-of-arms within ornate frame. Cf. Schneider 609. | |||
| Seaby #3729 | House of Hanover. George III (1760–1820). AV guinea (8.26 gm). 1790. Laureate head right (fifth type) / Crowned coat of arms. Seaby 3729. KM 609. | |||
| Seaby #3730 | Guinea, 1813. S.3730; Fr-357; KM-664. George III, 6th (Military) Head. Final type of guinea, struck only during this one year. | |||
| Seaby #3731 | Half Guinea, 1762. S.3731; Fr-358; KM-593. Geroge III. First laureate head. | |||
| Seaby #3732 | Half Guinea, 1764. S.3732; Fr-359; KM-599. George III. Second head. So called rose type, for its resemblance to the outline of an open (Tudor) rose. | |||
| Seaby #3734 | Half Guinea, 1784. S.3734; Fr-361; KM-605. George III, 4th Head. | |||
| Seaby #3735 | Gold Proof Half Guinea, 1787. George III. S-3735. WR-130. Plain edge. 5th laureate bust of the king, called the Spade style because of the shape of the reverse shield. | |||
| Holst 63 Seaby #3735 imitation | Game Token, 19th century, brass imitation Spade Half Guinea made by WCB & Co., Birmingham. GEORGIVS III DEI GRATIA, laureate head right / W.C.B.ET.CO.DG.IT.REX.FD.B.I.R.M. 1790, crowned coat of arms. (Legend of the genuine coins is M.B.F.ET.H.REX.F.D.B.ET.L.D.S.R.I.A.T.ET.E.). The reverse legend of this game token has the name and town of the makers, "W.C.B. ET CO... B.I.R.M.". Holst 63; Imitation of Seaby 3735. | Text | Image | |
| Seaby #3736 | Half Guinea, 1802. S.3736; Fr-363; KM-649. George III. Sixth (laureate) head. | |||
| Seaby #3737 | George III AV Half Guinea. GEORGIVS III DEI GRATIA, laureate, 7th (military) head right / BRITANNIARVM REX FIDEI DEFENSOR, crowned oval containing HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE around coat of arms. KM 651, Fr 367. | |||
| Seaby #3738 | Third Guinea, 1797. S.3738; Fr-365; KM-620. George III, 1st Laureate Head. | |||
| Seaby #3740 | Third Guinea, 1808. S.3740; Fr-367; KM-650. George III, 2nd Laureated Head. | |||
| Seaby #3741 | Quarter Guinea, 1762. S.3741; Fr-368. George III, Laureated Head. One year type. | |||
| Seaby #3743 | George III silver shilling. Tower Mint, London. GEORGIVS III DEI GRATIA REX, laureate & draped bust right / Coat of arms. | |||
| Seaby #3746 | George III AR Shilling dated 1787. GERGIVS III DEI GRATIA, older bust right / M B F ET A REX F D B ET L D S R I A T ET E, 1787, Semée of hearts in Hanoverian shield. | |||
| Seaby #3747 | Silver Shilling, 1798. George III. S-3747, portrait style of the 1787 currency issue but with the distinctive date, which appears on no other English shilling. Plain edge. | |||
| Seaby #3765 | Dollar, ND. S.3765; ESC-129; KM-634. George III. Oval countermark with head of George III on a 1793 Mexico City 8 Reales. | |||
| Seaby #3768 | George III AR Dollar. Bank of England issue. Dated 1804. Laureate, draped, & cuirassed bust right; :C.H.K on shoulder / Britannia seated left, leaning on shield set on cornucopiae, holding branch & spear; bee hive before; all within crowned oval. ESC 144. | |||
| Seaby #3769 | Three Shillings silver Bank Token, 1812. George III. S-3769. Draped bust in armor. | |||
| Seaby #3770 | Three Shillings Bank Token, 1812. S.3770; ESC-416; KM-Tn5. George III. Laureate head. | |||
| Seaby #3772 | Eighteen Pence, 1813. S.3772; ESC-976; KM-Tn3. George III. Bank of England token. | |||
| Seaby #3774 | George III Æ Halfpence. Tower Mint, London. GEORGIUS III D G REX, laureate & draped bust right / BRITANNIA 1771, Britannia seated left. | |||
| Seaby #3775 | George III Æ Farthing. First issue. Dated 1773. Laureate & cuirassed bust right / Britannia seated left on globe, holding olive branch & spear, & leaning on ornamental oval shield. Peck 911. | |||
| Seaby #3776 | George III Æ Twopence. Soho Mint, Birmingham. GEORGIUS III D G REX, laureate & draped bust right / BRITANNIA 1797, Britannia seated left. | |||
| Seaby #3777 | Bronzed Proof Penny, 1797. Peck-1123; S.3777. George III. | |||
| Seaby #3778 | George III AR Halfcrown. Laureate bull head right / Crowned coat-of-arms. ESC 616. | |||
| Seaby #3779 | Proof copper Farthing, 1799. George III. S-3779. Soho , Third issue. | |||
| Seaby #3780 | Penny, 1806. S.3780; KM-663. George III. | |||
| Seaby #3781 | George III Æ Penny. Soho mint. Laureate bust right; K on shoulder / Britannia seated left; K & SOHO below shield. Peck 1342. | |||
| Seaby #3782 | Farthing, 1806. S.3782; Peck-1389; KM-661. Copper. George III. | |||
| Seaby #3785 | Sovereign, 1817. S.3785; Fr-371; KM-674. George III. Laureate head. / St. George & dragon. First year of issue of the classic English sovereign. | |||
| Seaby #3785C | Sovereign, 1820. S.3785C; Fr-371; KM-674. George III. Small date. The final year of this first type of sovereign. | |||
| Seaby #3786 | George III AV Half Sovereign. Dated 1817. Laureate head left / Crowned coat-of-arms. Cf. Schneider 631. | |||
| Seaby #3787 | George III AR Crown. Benedetto Pistrucci, engraver. Dated LIX & 1819. Laureate head right / St. George slaying the dragon. ESC 215. | |||
| Seaby #3788 | Halfcrown, 1816. S.3788; ESC-613; KM-667. George III. Bull head. | |||
| Seaby #3789 | Halfcrown, 1817. S. 3789; ESC-618; KM-672. George III. Small head. | |||
| Seaby #3790 | Shilling, 1816. S.3790; ESC-1228; KM-666. George III. | |||
| Seaby #3791 | Sixpence, 1816. S.3791; KM-665. George III. Laureate head right. | |||
| See also: | To view coins of George III available from TimeLine Originals - www.time-lines.co.uk | |||
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