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Click here to subscribeAN ELIZABETH II BRITANNIA AND SOVEREIGN TWO COIN SET. An Elizabeth II two coin set comprising a 2015 Sovereign dated 2015, slabbed and 'date stamped' with a first class stamp and postmark for 1st January 2015. 7.98g. And a 2015 Gold Britannia, similarly slabbed and postmarked, 31.10g. In presentation case and insert suggesting an edition of 50 sets.
AN ELIZABETH II 2018 SAPHIRE JUBILEE THREE COIN SET. An Elizabeth II three coin set from St Helena, each encapsulated, comprising 2018 Royal Arms Guinea Gold proof coin, 8.4g from an edition of 1,265, a 2018 Royal Cypher Guinea Gold proof coin, 8.4g from an edition of 1,265 and a 2018 Coronation Guinea gold proof coin, 8.4g from an edition of 1,265. In East India Company branded presentation packaging and insert numbered 69 from an edition of 200.
THE WESTMINSTER MINT 'SMALLEST GOLD COINS COLLECTION' A collection of fourteen small gold coins to include 'Gorch Fock' proof coin from the Cook Islands, 0.5g, 'St George and the Dragon' proof coin from the Cook islands, 0.5g and others, each encapsulated and contained in a Westminster Mint presentation case with descriptions for each coin. Approximately 6.5g.
AN ELIZABETH II SOVEREIGN COIN COVER. An Elizabeth II 2011 'Queen's 85th Birthday presentation cover' with a 2011 gold Sovereign mounted on a presentation cover with the Two Royal Mail stamps postmarked 1st January 2011, the cover numbered 450 from an edition of 450. In Westminster Mint packaging. 7.98g.
AN ELIZABETH II SOVEREIGN COIN COVER. An Elizabeth II 2014 gold Sovereign mounted on a presentation 'Buckingham Palace' cover with the Royal Mail stamp of Buckingham Palace and miniature sheet, all postmarked for 15th April 2014, the cover numbered 38 from an edition of 50. In Westminster Mint packaging. 7.98g.
THREE ANCIENT TYPE COINS. A gilt metal coin, concave, obverse with a bearded figure of Christ facing, reverse two standing figures, possibly a king with saint to his side, 2.4cm c2.86g. A Celtic style gilt coin and a silver coin on an irregular flan with helmeted bearded portrait r. to the obverse and rubbed text to the reverse, approx 3cm c. 4g. 3 cions.
ROMAN EMPIRE. ARCADIUS, 383-408 AD. SILVER SILIQUA. A Roman Siliqua of Arcadius, Mediolanum (Milan) Mint. Obv: DN ARCADI (....) AVG, pearl-diademed draped and cuirassed bust right. Rec: VIRTVS ROMANORVM, Roma seated left on cuirass, holding Victory on a globe and inverted spear, MDPS in exerge. c. 0.76g. This coin will have formed part of the last official shipment of silver coins to Britain from Rome, from c.410 AD when Rome abandoned its interest in the province.
A MEDIEVAL 'GOLD NOBLE' COIN WEIGHT. A Medieval Uniface Copper-Alloy 'Gold Noble' Coin Weight, 15th Century. Obv: Ship with a lis and lion in the left and right upper fields, a double end pennant flying to the right. Rev: Plain. 5.79g, 16mm, dia, 3mm thick. This is a representational weight in that it bears a design similar to the coin which it was intended to weigh. Weights of this type, including those for the Angel and Ryal, were probably introduced in 1471 at the beginning of the second reign of Edward IV.
A box of costume jewellery to include 9ct gold items comprising both brooch and pendant coin mounts, bar brooches a/f and stone set ring, combined total gross weight approx 9gms, along with silver Mizpah brooch along with filigree white metal jewellery, costume jewellery including 'Miracle' along with brooches, necklaces, gents Seiko watch etc
A 2014 Canadian 75th Anniversary of the First Royal Visit $200 24ct gold coin, the 278 of 500 struck in Proof features an ultra-high relief effigies of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, which accurately presents the attire he wore during the royal tour in 1939, and relief of Queen Elizabeth II on the reverse, encapsulated in a fitted presentation case, diametres measuring at 30 mm, with a certificate of authenticity, total weight of item 33.17 grams.
A 2014 Bailiwick of Jersey '100 Poppies' £5 22ct gold coin, the 4 of 100 struck in Proof features Ian Rank-Broadley's portrait of HM Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse, and the reverse features a large poppy in the centre with rhodium plating surrounded by another 99 gold poppies, marking 100 years since the beginning of WWI, encapsulated in a fitted presentation case, diametres measuring at 38.61mm, with a certificate of authenticity, total weight of item 39.94 grams.
A 2018 Tristan da Cunha 'Defence Of Our Skies' three 22ct gold coin set, comprising a sovereign with Supermarine Spitfire on the reverse; a half-sovereign with Sopwith Camel on the reverse; a quarter-sovereign with Hawker Hurricane on the reverse, each coin has the portrait of H.M. Queen Elizabeth on the obverse and a coloured Union Jack background on the reverse, encapsulated in a fitted Hattons of London presentation case, boxed with a certificate, total weight of item 14 grams.
A 2012 Bailiwick of Guernsey HM Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee £5 22ct gold piedfort coin, one of 60 struck in Proof features the double portrait of the Queen plated in rhodium on the obverse, four nations on the reverse, encapsulated in a fitted Westminster's presentation case, diameters measuring at 38.6 mm, total weight of item 80.0 grams.
A rare Steiner A mulatto bisque head Bebe doll, French circa 1890, with fixed brown glass paper-weight eyes, finely painted lashes and feathered brows, open mouth with upper teeth, pierced ears and original black wig, on a good Steiner stamped fully jointed wood and composition body, wearing all original red woollen dress with black velvet ribbon trim, bolero decorated with gilt metal coins and underclothes, 16” (41cm) tall, (condition: head perfect, four fingers have been re-glued, one loose coin and single shoe).
Early wooden General Store room set, German mid 19th century, stained wooden room set with hinged rear door, two built in cupboards with drawers and ceramic name plaques, counter with drawer and coin slot, together with a selection of wares including barrels, sacks, pottery jars and more, 16” (41cm) tall, 33” (84cm) wide, 17 ¾” (45cm) deep.
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