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Picture of Elizabeth II, 2000 Royal Mint Silver Proof Set

Elizabeth II, 2000 Royal Mint Silver Proof Set

In 2000 the Royal Mint issued a Special Proof Set of all the coins issued in the Millennium Year. It included 1p, 2p, 5p, 10p, 20p, 50p, £1, £2 and £5 plus the Maundy Set, all struck in Proof Sterling Silver! The set comes in a plush presentation case which is in Royal blue. Remember only the £5, £2, and £1 was available before in Proof Sterling Silver. But this £5 is the one with the map of Britain and Ireland highlighted in Gold.! This is an incredible set! We sell the individual coins, when available, as follows: £5 with gold map £75.00, £2 £34.50, £1 £34.50, 50p £45.00 this is the one that everyone wants!, 20p £55.00, 10p £40.00, 5p £40.00, 2p £40.00, 1p £40.00 plus the Maundy set £230.00. So the individual coins add up to £634.00 and at that price, they fly out. You can own the complete original set, with the case, certificate, and information booklet for this incredible price, which saves you over £200.00! Very few are available. We strongly recommend this set, it is a winner!
£495.00
Picture of Elizabeth II, 2008 Old Coins Silver Proof Set

Elizabeth II, 2008 Old Coins Silver Proof Set

In 2008 the Royal Mint changed the reverse designs on our coinage. In a package all the coins together they make a most interesting shield design. Singly they look like mis-struck coins. When they first came out we had loads of people coming in and saying that their coins were struck off center. The Mint issued Silver Proof Sets with either or both designs. Here we present the Old Coinage, you get the 1p, 2p, 5p, 10p, 20p, 50p and £1. It comes in a plastic display case with all coins of either type, struck in Proof Sterling Silver.
£165.00
Picture of Elizabeth II, 7-coin Silver Proof Set in presentation case 1996

Elizabeth II, 7-coin Silver Proof Set in presentation case 1996

1996 was a very interesting year in recent British history: England hosted the European Football Championships, Charles & Diana finally completed their divorce, Nelson Mandela visited the UK, and the Royal Mint did something they had never done before. They issued a Proof Set of the then-current 1996 coins but, every coin was struck in Proof Sterling Silver. You have the 1p, 2p, 5p, 10p, 20p 50p and £1 all struck in Proof Sterling Silver. The whole set comes in a purple plush presentation case with the certificate and is a rather handsome set. One of the marketing company’s is asking £450.00 for this Silver Proof Set. We think this is a fantastic set and, as such, it is much underappreciated. But maybe not if you pay what some of the marketing companies are asking you for it… A nice set sold at a great price!
£175.00
Complete A-Z Silver Proof 10p  Collection in Acrylic Blocks

Elizabeth II, A-Z 10p Silver Proof Collection in Acrylic Blocks

In 2018 the Royal Mint issued a series of 10 Pence Pieces one for each letter of the Alphabet A-Z. They issued them in base metal for circulation and in Proof Gold and Silver. They issued the Silver version in several ways and the rarest was just 200 of each coin in an acrylic block. Each coin catalogues £45 which means the full set A-Z catalogues £1,170. We have never even seen one of the sets before let alone owned one. Lo and behold a collector up North sold us a few complete sets! Each comes in an individual package and to be honest the whole collection is quite heavy. We have never seen them, they say the mintage is just 200 sets and this is the first time we have been able to offer them for sale. Just 3 sets available for just £850 a set saving you £320 on the catalogue price and we know they are RARE!
£1,170.00 £850.00
Picture of Elizabeth II, Collection of 3 Silver Proof Round Pounds (1983-2014)

Elizabeth II, Collection of 3 Silver Proof Round Pounds (1983-2014)

Since the round pound was first issued in 1983 there have been 3 different busts of H.M. the Queen: The Machin bust (1983-4), the so-called Maklouf bust (1985-97), and the Rank-Broadley bust (1998-2014). We have taken one of each type in gleaming Sterling Silver Proof, put them in a protective holder, and then put all 3 holders in a handsome display case. That way you can see all three busts at the same time. Some of the types are not easy to get, so We think our price for this three-piece type set of just £125 is quite reasonable, but supplies are very limited. They are not easy to find. This would make a wonderful gift for someone, especially if they are too young to remember the Round Pound. The three Sterling Silver Proof Pounds in a handsome display case just £125.00. All 3 portraits of the Queen.
£125.00
Picture of Elizabeth II, Five Pence Set (Large & Small) 1990 Silver Proofs

Elizabeth II, Five Pence Set (Large & Small) 1990 Silver Proofs

1990 Large & Small 5 Pence Set Silver Proofs. In 1990 the Royal Mint reduced the size of our 5 Pence. To commemorate this historic reduction in the size of our coin, the Royal Mint issued a Special collector’s set of the old large-sized coin and the new smaller sized coin. But this set was only struck in Proof Sterling Silver, which makes it very important today. We have just purchased a small holding of the large and small Sterling Silver 5 Pence Sets. Each set is in the original Royal Mint case as issued. This set is missing from many collections and I think that you will find it most interesting.
£39.50
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Elizabeth II, Proof Set 1973 (Medium toning)

The 1973 Proof Set is a difficult one to get. Many of these sets have been spoiled by corrosion. All of the 1973 Proof Sets have medium to heavy toning, but some of them are so dark that we have to break them open and bank them. This was probably because of the glue they used to hold the pad down, too much rubber cement which gives off sulphur fumes. The sets we have on offer have medium toning which is quite hard to get. Each set contains the 50p, our first commemorative, 10p, 5p, 2p, 1p and 1/2p. Each set comes in the plastic case as issued with the red card wrapper. Nice sets of the 1973 issue are very difficult to find.
£39.50
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Elizabeth II, Proof Set 1978

6-coin set in original case
£39.50
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Elizabeth II, Royal Mint 1975 Proof Set

6 coin set in original Royal Mint packaging
£39.50
Elizabeth II, Royal Mint 1981 Proof Set_obv

Elizabeth II, Royal Mint 1981 Proof Set

When the first Decimal coin was issued in 1968 they carried the denomination ‘New Pence’, this was to differentiate them from the pre-decimal Pennies that were in circulation at the time. This denomination was carried on until 1982, when the denomination was changed from New Pence to Pence and the word 'New' was dropped from the legend. We have on offer the last of the New Pence Proof Set, the 1981 issue. Each set is complete with the black outer wrapper and the set itself is in a bright red case. The set comprises the 50p, 10p, 5p, 2p, 1p and 1/2p all in Proof condition plus the Royal Mint dated medal. Of course, over the past 32 years, some of the coins will have toned a little, but this is normal. One important point is that the 5 pence was NOT struck for circulation. So if you want a 1981 5 New Pence, you can only get it from this Proof Set.
£42.50
Picture of Elizabeth II, Royal Mint 1982 Proof Set

Elizabeth II, Royal Mint 1982 Proof Set

7-coin set in original case
£29.50
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Elizabeth II, Royal Mint 1985 Proof Set

7-coin set in original Royal Mint case
£39.50
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Elizabeth II, Royal Mint 1997 Proof Set

10-coin set in original Royal Mint case. Includes the £5 commemorative Golden Wedding Anniversary coin.
£69.50
1937 Coronation Proof Set in Leather Case

George VI, 1937 Coronation Proof Set in Leather Case

In 1937 the new King, George VI, was crowned. It was the first and last silver Proof Set to be issued for this monarch. World War II came in and there were just other uses for the metals rather than Proof Sets. But what a Proof Set this Coronation set is. You start off with the 4-piece Maundy Set, then you add a Silver Proof Crown, Silver Proof Halfcrown, Silver Proof Florin, the first-ever Silver Proof English Shilling, the first-ever Silver Proof Scottish Shilling, a Silver Proof Sixpence plus a Silver Proof threepence. Then you add a Brass Threepence, the first year of issue of this coin and in Proof, plus the Penny, Halfpenny and Farthing the first year of the Wren Farthing. Overall, you have 15 different coins in this Coronation Proof Set including three, yes three, Threepences. The set comes in the red leather case of issue, today they use leather look material, but in 1937 they used real leather. All the silver coins are in brilliant Proof condition. We have just found three of these sets while going through some purchases we've made in the past... These sets are in strong demand at the moment, don't miss out…
£575.00
Picture of George VI, 1950 Royal Mint Proof Set

George VI, 1950 Royal Mint Proof Set

In 1950 the Royal Mint issued a Proof Set to celebrate the end of austerity. It was only the second Proof Set since the Coronation issue of 1937. The 1937 coins were struck in Silver and the 1950 coins were struck in base metal because, in 1947, all Silver was removed from our coins. The 1950 Proof Set contains the Halfcrown, Florin, English Shilling, Scottish Shilling, Sixpence, Brass Threepence (Rare), Penny (Rare), Halfpenny and Farthing. The set comes in a card case. The coins have toned over the past years, but we always give you the best set that we have in stock. If the card case it too worn, then we put the set in a Sandhill Case to protect it. This set is Scarce and two of the coins are Rare
£245.00
Picture of George VI, Festival of Britain 1951 Proof Set

George VI, Festival of Britain 1951 Proof Set

In 1951 the Royal Mint issued a Proof Set to honour the Festival of Britain, held on the Southbank, in London. This set was the last George VI set ever to be issued as he died the next year. This set contains the Crown, Halfcrown, Florin, English Shilling, Scottish Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence, Penny, Halfpenny and Farthing. The Penny and Brass Threepence are the key coins in the set.
£275.00