Guinea

1668 Gold Five Guinea Charles II (First Bust, Elephant, 3329) - The 1668 Five Guinea of King Charles II. There is a small elephant under the bust that indicates the gold came from the African Company. Rare.

1713 Guinea – Anne - The 1713 Guinea of Queen Anne. There is an overdate variant, 1713/1. Third bust.

1712 Guinea – Anne - This 1712 Gold Guinea shows the third draped bust of Queen Anne. Minted in the post-union period with Scotland.

1690 Guinea – William and Mary - The 1690 Gold Guinea of King William and Queen Mary minted by the Royal Mint. This is the SCBC 3426 and it has a few variants.

1715 Guinea – George I - The 1715 Guinea of King George I can be found with the Second Laureated Bust or the Third Laureated Bust. The third bust has no hair below the neck truncation.

1714 Queen Anne Guinea - The 1714 Queen Anne Guinea has a variant where the two 'A' the "GRATIA" are replaced with inverted 'V'.

1729 Five Guinea EIC – George II - The 1729 Five Guinea EIC is a British Gold Coin minted under the reign of George II from gold bought from the East India Company.

1711 Queen Anne Guinea - This 1711 Gold Guinea shows the third draped bust of Queen Anne. The Third bust only differs slightly from the Second bust, with modifications to the eye and facial expression.

1779 Guinea – George III - The 1779 guinea is made of 22 carat gold, and weighs 8.4 grams. 9/7 overdates do exist but are rare. Legend is "M. B. F. ET. H. REX. FD. B. ET. L. D. S. R.I A T. ET. E 1779"

1691 Guinea – William and Mary - The Guinea started the reign of William and Mary valued at 21 shillings and 6 pence, but towards the end of the reign the value had risen to nearly 30 shillings.