Firstly this month is this £5 Piedfort coin featuring Winston Churchill. These sterling silver coins are 'Gem Uncirculated', the highest possible grading and are protected within a slab. 

Pair of Cased Mandela Medals at a Bargain Price, Brilliant Uncirculated in Capsule. £17.95 (FSA2001)

Secondly, an absolute bargain for you. A pair of gold and silver plated medals in a case honouring Nelson Mandela.

Cuba, Che Guevara Signature set of three notes, 1960, Very Fine. £12.50 (WCU0809)

When Fidel Castro and his supporters overthrew the Batista regime in Cuba, there was a need to introduce new banknotes. Initially, the old Batista designs were used until a completely new series could be organised.
Che Guevara was appointed President of the National Bank of Cuba in 1959, much to the surprise of many. One of the stories told, supposedly by Che himself, was that when Fidel Castro asked if there was an economist in the room, Che raised his hand and was duly appointed President of the Bank. Che had misheard Castro, thinking he had been asking for a communist. He subsequently signed Cuban banknotes with his nickname and nom de guerre, Che. This set of three Cuban notes dated 1960 all feature Che’s signature. We offer this set of three notes, 5, 10 & 20 Pesos, in Very Fine condition for just £12.50

Gandhi Silvered Proof Crown of Cook Islands, Choice Proof. £9.95 (FCI8105)

And, last but not least, is a silver-plated crownsized dollar honouring Mahatma Gandhi issued by the Cook Islands in 2004.