Elizabeth II 1952 - 2022

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Elizabeth II, 25 Pence 1980 (Queen Mother 80th Anniversary Crown) - in presentation folder

Specimen Crown in special presentation folder issued to mark the 80th birthday of H.M. The Queen Mother.
£8.95

Elizabeth II, Five Pence (Pair) 1990 Silver Proof - in original case

In 1990 the Royal Mint reduced the size of the 5 Pence piece to the size we use today. They did strike some of the large sized 1990 5 Pence pieces but they were only in the Mint and Proof Sets. For collectors they issued a fantastic set of the Large and Small sized 1990 5 Pence pieces in Proof Sterling Silver. We have just managed to find a small group of this difficult to get set, up North. You get both the Large sized 1990 5 Pence in Proof Sterling Silver and the Small sized 1990 5 Pence in Proof Sterling Silver. The pair come in the Official Royal Mint presentation case. Not an easy set to get and the 1990 Large sized 5 Pence is really a collectors coin. Only a restricted number of sets in stock and when these are gone, who knows where we will find any more…
£29.50

Elizabeth II, Five Pence 1969 Brilliant Unc

1969 5 Pence (only 2nd Year of issue) offered in Brilliant Uncirculated
£3.50

Elizabeth II, Five Pence 1970 Brilliant Unc

1970 5 Pence (Large Size) Brilliant Uncirculated
£4.50

Elizabeth II, Five Pence 1987 Brilliant Unc

Large sized 'Five Pence' struck in 1987 in Brilliant Uncirculated condition.
£1.95

Elizabeth II, Five Pence 1989 Brilliant Unc

1989 5 Pence (Large Size) Brilliant Uncirculated
£3.50

Elizabeth II, Five Pence 1997 Brilliant Unc

1997 5 Pence (Small size) Brilliant Uncirculated
£1.95

Elizabeth II, Five Pence 2000 Silver Proof

This is the old style 5 Pence piece, you know the ones we all liked. It which was issued up until 2008, then we changed over to the current design. We bought a group of beautiful Sterling Silver Proof examples of the 2000 5 Pence, which you usually see only in cupro-nickel. So this is a Special Issue at a very Special Price. You have the Ian Rank-Broadley bust of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse and a crowned thistle on the reverse. This is the second type, the reduced size that we use today, but it has a totally different design on both sides. You can own the Sterling Silver Proof 2000 Queen Elizabeth II Five Pence, that we normally sell for £27.50, for just £17.50 which saves your £10.00. A Sterling Silver Proof 5 Pence for just £17.50, now that is a bargain. Supplies are of course limited, get in while you can.
£17.50

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

Elizabeth II, Halfpence 1971 Proof

This single Proof decimal coin has been taken from the Proof Sets of the respective year. Over the years some of the coins will have toned a little, but that does not change the fact that they are Proof coins; supplies are limited!
£5.00

Elizabeth II, Halfpence 1982 BU

In 1968 when the first decimal coins were issued they carried the denomination, ‘New Pence’ to differentiate them from the pre-decimal Pence or Penny coins. In 1982 the Mint felt that we had enough time to differentiate between the two Pence so they changed the denomination to Pence from New Pence. On most of the coins that was fine but there was one problem in the making. The Mint had decided that the lowly Half Pence was too low and value and would shortly stop making them. In fact in 1983 they did stop making them and in 1984 they only made the coins in the Mint and Proof Sets. So the 1982 Half Pence is the last coin that was actually struck for circulation. The Half Pence coin was only struck for three years and two of those coins are difficult to get and can be expensive. We bought an original bag of the 1982 Half Pence coins in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, it is scarcer than most people realise and priced rather reasonably. Get them while you can…
£1.95

Elizabeth II, Halfpence 1983 Proof

This single Proof decimal coin has been taken from the Proof Sets of the respective year. Over the years some of the coins will have toned a little, but that does not change the fact that they are Proof coins; supplies are limited!
£4.50

Elizbeth II, £1 (Egyptian Arch Bridge) 2003 Silver Proof Pattern

£1 2003 Egyptian Arch Bridge Silver Proof Patern.
£49.50

Elizbeth II, £1 (Forth Rail Bridge) 2003 Silver Proof Pattern

£1 2003 Forth Rail Bridge Silver Proof Patern.
£49.50

Elizbeth II, £1 (Menai Straits Bridge) 2003 Silver Proof Pattern

£1 2003 Menai Straits Bridge Silver Proof Patern.
£49.50

Elizbeth II, £1 (Millennium Bridge) 2003 Silver Proof Pattern

£1 2003 Millennium Bridge Silver Proof Patern.
£49.50
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