Our latest additions to our September stock just got even more special with the 2022 Final Edition Elizabeth II Mint Set. This remarkable 13-coin collection in Specimen Uncirculated quality is truly a gem. The Royal Mint outdid themselves with this stunning series, not knowing it would be the final coins to bear the Queen's iconic image. While the Mint's stock has long since sold out, we’ve secured a limited quantity just for you through our international connections. Don’t miss your chance to own this exclusive piece of numismatic history!
Additionally, George V, Wreath Crown, 1933, Extremely Fine, a wreath crown struck from 1927 to 1936 (except 1935) and became known as “The Christmas Crown” as they were struck late in the year and distributed primarily by the Bank of England as Christmas presents for their favourite clients. With a mintage of only 7,132, these fantastic 91 year old silver Crowns are available in Extremely Fine condition.
Furthermore, we also have the George III Halfcrown Bull Head Fine, known as the first Half Crowns struck following the Currency Reform Act of 1816, and is referred to as the Bull Head type. This coin type was produced for a span of ten months across two years and is crafted from sterling silver.
In addition to these exciting new coins, we also invite you to explore our wide range of collectables, including British, world, hammered, and ancient coins, various coin sets as well as an assortment of cufflinks and medals.
Make sure not to miss out, as there is limited stock availability!
We had some water damage in one of our warehouses, some of our medallion cases got ruined, but the medals were not touched as they were in protective capsules. So we have thrown the cases away and listed the HM Queen Elizabeth Medal at just £3.95 each. Each medal is full crownsized. Our loss is your gain, fantastic value at just £3.95 each, supplies are limited!
Mrs Thatcher was a Prime Minister who will always be remembered, some with good thoughts and some not so good. But she lead us through the Falklands War and despite the heavy odds against us, we won! This is a handsome gold plated bar issued to honour her. There is her portrait on the obverse and the British flag in red, white and blue on the reverse. It comes in a handsome presentation case. Love her or not, she reclaimed the Falkland Islands from Argentina.
We had some water damage in one of our warehouses, some of our medallion cases got ruined, but the medals were not touched as they were in protective capsules. So we have thrown the cases away and listed the Marilyn Monroe Medal at just £3.95 each. Each medal is full crownsized. Our loss is your gain, fantastic value at just £3.95 each, supplies are limited!
Panama in Central America was one of the first in modern times to issue a large silver coin. Under the auspices of the Franklin Mint they issued a 20 Balboa silver coin that was 61mm in diameter weighed 131.5 grams (4.22 ounces) of Sterling Silver. It had the portrait of Simon Bolivar the hero of South America on it. We have a small number of these huge silver coins in stock. Own one and you can be part of numismatic history, the silver value alone is worth a bunch. We think you will love these.
We had some water damage in one of our warehouses, some of our medallion cases got ruined, but the medals were not touched as they were in protective capsules. So we have thrown the cases away and listed the Pele Medal at just £3.95 each. Each medal is full crownsized. Our loss is your gain, fantastic value at just £3.95 each, supplies are limited!
In 320 B.C. Pytheas of Massalia was the first Mediterranean to visit Britain and write about it! He wrote of a group of tribes called The Cantii (or Cantiaci) whose name meant ‘people of Cantion’, ‘Cantion’ being roughly where modern Kent is now. They are next mentioned as the confederation of at least four ‘kings’ who fought Julius Caesar when he invaded Britain in 54 B.C. This independence lasts until the early first century A.D. when larger tribes, such as the Atrebates and Catuvellauni, absorbed them into their kingdoms. We have a small group of cast coins from the first century B.C. made from Potin, a mixture of copper and tin with a little lead and silver for colour. These coins are virtually as they were made, any weakness is from the casting process. The obverse shows a stylised head with a large central eye and the reverse is a stylised bull of straight lines. Add to your collection a coin of the Canti, the tribe that fought Ceasar at the edge of the known world!
Although Yugoslavia was created in the aftermath of World War 1, it did not become the country’s official name until 1929 when King Alexander I installed a personal dictatorship to promote a more centralised state. Until then it was known as the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes and the old Serbian dinar was introduced to all the regions gained from the Austrian Empire in 1920. These 1 and 2 dinar coins we are now offering, minted in 1925, bear the portrait of the king on the obverse side with his then official title of King of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes.
We had some water damage in one of our warehouses, some of our medallion cases got ruined, but the medals were not touched as they were in protective capsules. So we have thrown the cases away and listed the Prince Philip Medal at just £3.95 each. Each medal is full crownsized. Our loss is your gain, fantastic value at just £3.95 each, supplies are limited!
Continuing on with our extremely low mintage Patina Pattern Series. This issue we offer the rather exotic Andorra which is so hard to get coins of. There were only 50 sets of made for the entire collecting world. That means only 50 collectors in the whole world can own one of these uniface pattern Euro Sets and as Coincraft bought the entire mintage, you can only get them from us! It contains 16 uniface pieces struck on an oversized planchet. One for the obverse and one for the reverse. You get the 1 & 2 Euro sizes plus the 50c, 20c, 10c, 5c, 2c and 1c sizes. As it appears that they are going to stop making 1c and 2c coins these rare sets are even more exciting. These oversized pieces are struck in Proof condition marked ‘Trial, Probe, Essai, Prueba’ to show that they are patterns. Each set has 16 pieces in it and that works out to not a lot of money per piece and they only made 50 collections!
