Historic Coins

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Why British collectors are missing out on the coin that every US collector owns

This silver US Morgan dollar is one of America's most famous coins. It was struck between 1878-1921 at the Philadelphia Mint and is highly sought after by collectors.

£49.99More details

The Silver Sixpence from the time of the Spanish Armada

This genuine silver sixpence was issued during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I between 1558 and 1603. Each hammered coin was struck by hand. The obverse features QEI bust with the Tudor Rose behind.

£295.00More details

Own an original Alexander the Great Silver coin

This coin is an original Alexander the Great Silver Drachm which was hand struck between 335 & 65 B.C, from one of over 90 potential mints. Comes packaged in tamperproof capsule.

£295.00More details

The WWII Collection - 15 original coins, stamps & banknotes

This exclusive collection commemorates the most influential event of the 20th century: World War II. This set includes 15 original artefacts

£125.00More details

One of the scarcest Sovereigns – The FIRST EVER Perth Sovereign

This 1899 Sovereign was minted by the Perth Mint in Australia for the first time. The Perth Mint went onto produce these sovereigns for 33 years until 1931. Features a 'P' mintmark.

£795.00More details

Own Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee Sovereign

This Sovereign was struck in 1887, the year of Queen Victoria's GoldenJubilee. Known as the 'Jubilee Head', the reverse features the classicPistrucci St. George slaying the dragon.

£895.00More details

The last ever Silver Coronation Crown

The 1937 George VI silver crown minted in silver by the Royal Mint. The reverse of the coin features the Royal Coat of Arms. Weight: 28.27g, Diameter: 38.61mm

£95.00More details

Own the coin that offended the Queen

This Queen Victoria Silver Crown features the Jubilee Head portrait of the Queen by Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm. Issued in 1887, the reverse depicts Pistrucci's St George and Dragon design.

£125.00More details

Discover the secret the original classic US coin is hiding

A complete collection containing a Morgan Dollar from each of the five mints where it was originally struck. Complete in Presentation Case with Certificate of Authenticity.

£500.00More details

Own the lucky Gold coin that no fighter pilot would be without

The French 20 Francs Gold Lucky Angel Coin

£695.00More details

The Sovereign that shouldn't exist - 25 years out of date & with the wrong king

This George V 1925 Sovereign was issued by the London Mint in 1949, 1950 and 1951 - it's a Sovereign that shouldn't exist.

£695.00More details

Why this Australian Sovereign is one of the scarcest Sovereigns in the world

This sovereign was issued during the reign of Queen Victoria. The Royal Mint gave the Australian Government permission to strike the coins and these were the first Australian sovereigns to be issued.

£745.00More details

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