Bronze coin of Timoleon of Syracuse

18th century copper used by the early Colonists.

We have acquired some small, but deadly, Greek bronze arrowheads from a large collection. They measure 20-25 mm and no two are exactly the same. This is because the Greek archers in the 4th Century B.C. would create and carry a portable mould, making the arrows as they required them. These are ‘tri-lobed', which means they are 3 sided with a socket for the wooden shaft and come from ancient Thrace and Macedonia in Northern Greece. These interesting arrowheads will have certificate of authenticity and are yours for only £35.

The Halfpennies of King George II and George III were heavily counterfeited at the time, because of a shortage of small change. Many of these underweight pieces were circulated in the American Colonies. There was a great shortage of coins there and any coin was better than none. The American dealers have been promoting these coins for some time. we have been putting them away for the last couple of years and we are now ready to offer them for sale, at what we think are much more realistic prices. Most of the coins are King George III but there are some King George II as well. All are counterfeit copper Halfpennies with the bust of the Monarch on one side and a seated figure of Britannia on the other side. Monarch as well as date are as they come, but we can offer them in very well worn. These were actually struck to look like used coins. In America they sell them for some incredible prices, we think our price is much more realistic. The more you order the more different dates and types we will try and give you, but supplies are limited. Please no dealer orders from the States at these prices.