British Coins
2023 Hogwarts School 1oz Silver Proof
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From the Royal Mint's Harry Potter collection is the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
2023 Gold Two Pounds Proof JRR Tolkien
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The 2023 Gold Two Pounds Proof JRR Tolkien: Gold Proof £2 coin to commemorate JRR Tolkien, author of The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings.
1819 Gold Sovereign – George III
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With a mintage of only 3,574, this makes this Sovereign one of the rarest. About 10 are known to exist and if you'd like one then don't expect much change out of £200,000.
1953 Sixpence – Elizabeth II
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First Issue, includes the words BRITT OMN. The first issue coins were only minted in 1953. This sixpence is made from Cupro-Nickel.
1902 Gold 5 Pound Coin – Edward VII Proof
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The 1902 King Edward VII Gold Proof £5 was issued in the Coronation year of King. The Gold Proof £5 Coin weighs 39.94g (equivalent to 5 sovereigns).
2019 Five Pound Coin – Tower of London: Legend of the Ravens
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The ravens of the Tower of London are supposed to protect the tower and the Throne. The legend has it that if the ravens fly away then the throne will fall.
1881 Gold Sovereign Sydney – St George – Victoria
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1881 Gold sovereigns have many variations. They can be made in London, Melbourne, Perth or Sydney and can have St George or Shield backs.
1638 Sixpence – Charles I
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Charles I silver sixpence, struck in 1638 or 1639 at the Tower Mint in London. The coins were machine made by Nicholas Briot. First milled coinage issue.
2024 Tyrannosaurus 1oz Silver Proof £2 – Charles III
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Tyrannosaurus lived in the Late Cretaceous period (100.5 million years ago to 66 million years ago) and this ferocious beast weighed in at over 6 tonnes and was more than 12 metres in length.
2021 Silver Britannia – 1oz Frosted Proof
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The £2 Silver Frosted Proof Britannia coin. It is identical in design to the 2021 Silver Britannia Proof, but the coin is Reverse frosted. The effect is a matt finish giving greater contrast.