2021 Team GB Silver 50p Proof Colour
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2021 50p Team GB Silver Proof was issued to recognise Team GB’s participation in the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, held in 2021 due to COVID.
British Coins
2021 Team GB Silver 50p Proof Colour
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2021 50p Team GB Silver Proof was issued to recognise Team GB’s participation in the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, held in 2021 due to COVID.
List of Charles I Crowns
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List of Charles I Crowns with descriptions, images, mintages and other information for coin collectors and investors.
1845 Crown
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The Reverse shows a crowned shield by Jean Baptiste Merlen. Edge has regnal year in Roman figures (IX, 9th year of reign).
1461-1470 Groat – Edward IV (York)
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Silver Groat of King Edward IV minted at the York Mint between 1461 and 1470. There are a lot of variations in groats of this period.
2022 Lion of England £2 Silver Proof – Royal Tudor Beasts
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Silver Proof Two Pounds, 999 silver. Diameter 38.61mm. The Lion of England Two Pound coin was the second to be released in this series.
List of Victoria Florins
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List of Queen Victoria Florins with descriptions, images, mintages, history and information for coin collectors.
1726 Silver Crown – George I
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The 1726 Silver Crown, George I. Silver Crown coin of King George I. The reverse of the 1726 has slightly smaller plumes and roses than the earlier crowns of George I. The Regal year is printed in the edge, in the case of the 1726 crown it is DECIMO TERTIO.
1819 Crown – George III
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Following on from the New Coinage in 1816, Matthew Boulton and James Watt created steam-powered machines to produce good quality coins using silver content that was well below the face value of the coin. This design was minted 1818-1820 and is a large (37.6mm), attractive coin.
2022 Gold Quarter Ounce Proof – Harry Potter
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2022 Harry Potter Gold 1/4oz. Dated 2022 to mark the 25th anniversary of the publication of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone.
1619 Gold Laurel – James I (MM Spur Rowel)
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When James VI of Scotland became James I of England he introduced a gold coin known as the 'Unite'. In 1619 it was decided to replace the Unite with a lighter coin known as the 'Laurel', which was minted in 22 carat 'Crown' gold.