Coins, Banknotes and Medallions

A collection of European and world coins, including a Japan five sen 1877 (uncirculated, lustrous), and a Belgium Leopold I twenty cents 1860.

A small collection of medallions, tokens and other paranumismatic items, including an Australia Melbourne Victoria token, issued by Hide & De Carle Grocers & Wine Merchants, Melbourne 1857, and a USA hard times token, detailed 'Henry Clay and The American System' (pierced).

A small collection of Elizabeth II commemorative coinage, including two Royal Mint United Kingdom deluxe year type sets, 1989 and 1990, and a Royal Mint fine silver twenty pounds 2015, within a card display.

A set of twenty-five John Pinches Ltd silver ingots celebrating Elizabeth Our Queen, deluxe-cased with certificates.

A set of fifty John Pinches Ltd silver ingots celebrating Great British locomotives, deluxe-cased with certificate and related book/guide.

Two George V half-sovereigns, both 1913.

An Edward VII sovereign 1908 Perth Mint, together with an Edward VII half-sovereign 1910.

A collection of 17th 18th, 19th and 20th century British silver and silver nickel coinage, including a Charles II crown 1684, edge detailed 'Tricesimo', a George III crown 1818, edge detailed 'LIX' with star stop, and two George IV crowns, comprising 1821, edge detailed 'Secundo, and 1882, edge detailed 'Tertio'.

A small collection of presentation coins, ingots and other vintage coinage, including an Elizabeth II Royal Mint silver proof five pounds celebrating the Queen's Diamond Jubilee 1952-2012, deluxe-cased with certificate, a Republic National Bank of New York one-ounce ingot, two Venezuela bolivars, 1903 and 1926, and a USA Morgan dollar 1886 New Orleans Mint.

An Iran .900 gold 'Mother's Day' commemorative medal, obverse with Queen Farah Pahlevii with text border, reverse with the queen with open book, surrounded by children, diameter 40mm including cushion frame mount, with an associated presentation case.

An Elizabeth II Royal Canadian Mint gold one hundred dollars 1982, reverse with open book design bearing the arms of Canada by artist Friedrich Peter of British Columbia, deluxe-cased with certificate, No. 058046.

An Edward VII half-sovereign 1907, together with a small group of other coins and medallions, including a George III Cartwheel twopence, a Victoria Jubilee Head crown 1890 and a Victoria Diamond Jubilee medallion, diameter 25mm.

A small group of coins and associated items, including an RMS Lusitania propaganda medallion, boxed, a George III half-crown and a Victoria Veiled Head penny 1897 (uncirculated).

A collection of Roman Empire coinage, including three late 4th century siliquae, including Magnus Maximus 383-388 AD, reverse with Roma seated facing left, Trier Mint, the majority Blu-Tacked to a display board once belonging to Dennis Jordan. Note: Dennis Jordan (1920-2014) was an active member and public relations officer of the NCMD and an advocate of the Treasure Act and the Portable Antiquities Scheme. He was also the first Finders' Member of the Treasure Valuation Committee 1997-2003.

A Victoria Young Head sovereign 1873 Melbourne Mint, together with a Victoria Veiled Head sovereign 1894.

Two Edward VII sovereigns, 1904 and 1907.