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New Stock July 2024 (Part II)
More new arrivals for the month of July! We are featuring the Silver Penny of King John Fine-Very Fine, King of England from 1199 until his death in 1216. He is remembered for disastrous and expensive wars with France and his greedy and tyrannical reign which resulted in a rebellion by the church leaders and barons of the day who resented the ever-increasing taxes to fund these wars. Also, we have the George V Halfcrown 1923 Extremely Fine,these 101 year old halfcrowns were the largest denomination silver (.500 fineness) coins struck at the time - Crowns hadn’t been struck since 1902. Furthermore, we have the Charles III George & Dragon Silver 1 Ounce, a new 1 ounce 999 fine silver coin is the first in a series of coins that will explore the legend of St George.
In addition to these exciting new coins, we also invite you to explore our wide range of collectables, including British, world, medieval, hammered, and ancient coins, olympic coins, various coin sets as well as an assortment of tokens, first day covers, medals and stamps.
Make sure not to miss out, as there is limited stock availability!
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£2 2012, London to Rio Olympic Handover. Silver Proof in capsule
As part of the Royal Mint coinage programme for the London 2012 Olympics, two special £2 coins were minted to mark the handover from Beijing to London in 2008 and the handover from London to Rio in 2012.
£49.50
1922 George V Silver Florin
As most collectors know, the Florin is the most difficult denomination to find. I guess that is because they only started to make silver florins in 1849. I have listed all the 500 fine Silver George V Florins that we have in stock, some are in very limited quantities, and they did not make a Florin in 1927 for circulation. The coins are in selected circulated condition.
£14.50
1964 Canadian Silver Dollar Uncirculated
We were looking at the Royal Mint website the other day and saw that they were offering Canadian Silver Dollars, but they were not quoting condition just their selling prices. This is a little strange as with collecting condition can be so important. So I compared our prices on the 1964 Canadian Silver Dollars that the Mint was selling, without their telling you what grade they are supplying. We are offering the 1964 Canadian Silver Dollars in Brilliant Uncirculated condition for just £32.50. But the Royal Mint were asking £45.00 for a Canadian Silver Dollar. We are charging £12.50 less per coin and we sell you Uncirculated coins. You make the choice, but I know which one saves you almost 25% and guarantees you the grade…
£32.50
1968 5p & 10p Channel Islands & UK Set (6 coins)
In 1971 the Channel Islands adopted the new decimal pound as its currency, but preparation for the changeover began long before. The first 5 and 10 new pence coins were struck as early as 1968 as they had the same size and composition as the old shilling and florin. Now we can off er you a set of four coins consisting of the 5 and 10 new pence for circulation on the islands of Jersey and Guernsey, and for good measure we have added the same 2 coins from the same year for the United Kingdom, and all in Uncirculated condition.
£12.50
2008 £5 Silver Proof Eliz I
This Five Pound Coin was issued by the Royal Mint in 2008 to commemorate the 450th Anniversary of the Accession of Queen Elizabeth I, 1558-2008. The obverse carries a wonderful portrait of Elizabeth I within arches. The two side panels contain details taken from carvings made by Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, found at the Tower of London. Four Tudor roses sit at the points connecting the arches. The edge inscription on the coin reads ‘I HAVE REIGNED WITH YOUR LOVES’ Struck in gleaming proof Sterling silver, the coins come in a protective capsule and we will also send you a FREE replica Crown from the reign of Elizabeth I struck in cupro-nickel. Only 12 of these available.
£49.50
Belgian African War Medal 1940-1945
The 1940–1945 African War Medal was a Belgian war service medal awarded to officers and soldiers for at least one year’s service in the ‘Force Publique’ between 10 May 1940 and 7 May 1945. The medal is struck in bronze and features a native African soldier wearing a fez and of a pith-helmeted Belgian soldier with the dates “1940 - 1945” below, the reverse is plain. It is suspended on a light blue and yellow ribbon. One of the more unusual Belgian military medals, very limited supply.
£32.50
Canada, Edward VII, 1 Cent, Extremely Fine
We have just had in a small group of the King Edward VII large cent from Canada. Usually these coins come in Fine condition, but our coins are in Extremely Fine condition. His reign was very short and his coins in high grade are difficult to find. Much better quality than we usually have, get them while you can. This is a difficult type coin to get in the higher grades. Coins are dated 1902-1910, if you order more than one we will try to provide different dates.
£16.95
Charles III George & Dragon Silver 1 Ounce
This new 1 ounce 999 fine silver coin is the first in a series of coins that will explore the legend of St George. The depiction of St George and the Dragon has long been a tradition on British coinage, with Benedetto Pistrucci’s interpretation on the gold sovereign coin being the most well known. The legend of St George slaying the dragon symbolises victory of good over evil, courage in the face of danger, and protection of the realm, ideals which solidify St George’s importance as a figure of national pride. The obverse of the coin bears the uncrowned portrait of King Charles III designed by sculptor Martin Jennings, along with the coin’s monetary denomination of 2 pounds. The reverse of the coin features a dramatic modern interpretation of the St George design by Jody Clark which is set upon a textured background. The design is surrounded by a border of words detailing the coin’s year, weight and fineness and the date of 2024 also appears in the exergue beneath the design. A striking new design and the first of a new series.
£47.50
Constantine II, Centenionalis 'Cent' Mint State
Constantine II was the eldest son of Constantine the Great, he was Roman Emperor from 337 until his death in 340 AD. After his father’s death, the empire was divided among Constantine II and his brothers, Constantius II and Constans. Constantine II ruled over Gaul, Britannia, and Hispania. His reign was marked by tensions with his brothers, culminating in a failed attempt to assert dominance over Constans’ territories. In 340 AD, Constantine II invaded Italy but was ambushed and killed near Aquileia. His rule was relatively short and tumultuous, overshadowed by the internal strife that characterised the early years of the post-Constantinian empire. Here we are offering his Follis in mint state, a grade which a very difficult grade to find when it comes to 4th century coinage. You can see every bit of detail on these beautiful coins.
£89.50
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