Speaking of Queen Victoria, we are also offering you a beautiful Jubilee Head Halfcrown in Extremely Fine, a portrait that did not last long as Queen Victoria hated this design.
A rare coin from St.Helena featuring St.George slaying the Dragon is also featured on this upload, an impressive coin sold at an impressive price. Oh! but these are just some of the items featured in this new upload. We would hate to see you miss out on the items you want but unfortunately STOCK IS LIMITED...
This is the type of magnifying glass that dealers take with them when they go out to look at coins. It is a 16 x Wide Field folding magnifying glass. The way to use it is to put the glass near your eye and then bring the thing you want to see into the glass until it is focused. These come to us from the United States. The quality is very good and it folds into itself to protect the lens.
Another World War II coin, that we have in a small quantity only. Struck in 1944 and available in Extremely Fine Condition, we have a limited number of pieces of this 2 Franc coin so please get in quickly to avoid disappointment.
We like to offer Uncirculated minor coins of the world at prices that will interest and amaze you and this example is no exception. From the British Caribbean Territories, a name that has now been changed we have a 2 Cents 1965 Brilliant Uncirculated. Supplies are limited and priced to please you.
The entrancing game of Trivial Pursuit has now been immortalized on a Canadian coin. Which makes sense as the inventors were Canadian. This coin was for their 35th anniversary 1982-2017. Each $25 silver coin has H. M. Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse and the full-colour Pursuit wheel on the reverse. The coin weighs one ounce of 999 fine silver and is in Proof condition. It comes in a handsome wooden case with certificate. Unfortunately, we were only able to secure 20 pieces. They are sure to be popular with collectors and gamers alike. We wish we could have bought more of them, but that was all that was left...
In 2010 the Democratic Republic of the Congo issued a coin honouring the Roman Centurion as part of their Warriors of the World series. Each coin has a denomination of 10 Francs, is struck on a heavily silvered planchet and is in gleaming Proof condition. You have the Roman Centurion standing with his shield and sword ready to take action. The obverse has the country’s coat of arms a rather spectacular shield with the head of a snarling leopard.