1977 Silver Jubilee Roll of Crowns

This coin was issued under the USSR, it is the largest denomination that was actually used every day as money. It is dated 1989 and it is dated both on the reverse and on the edge of the coin. You have the hammer and sickle on one side and the denomination on the other side. The current catalogue price is $30.00 in mint state 60 and there is no price for this coin in mint state 63, which they are. It is a scarce coin, in much better condition than they usually come. We bought them right, so we are going to sell them right. Uncirculated it catalogues at £22.70. A tough coin to get, especially so choice.

Considered by many to be one of the most beautiful coins ever struck. It was struck at the Austrian Mint from 1780 until now. The fact is they still strike them today with the 1780 date on them. They are large silver coins that contain about 3/4 of an ounce of pure silver and they are in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. We have not had these for years, but a lucky buy has put them back into stock.

These £1 notes are dated 1964 and were issued by the National Commercial Bank, at the time Scotland’s biggest bank(B269). The front illustration is of the Forth Railway Bridge. The designer used an artistic license with the ship, which appears under the central arch. This was not a shipping lane and had it continued it would have run aground!. The arms of the bank are on the back. We offer this 1964 £1 in AUnc. Very limited availability.