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1662 CHARLES II CROWN

£325.00
1662 Charles II silver Crown, an important early milled issue featuring the third laureate bust and the classic cruciform shields reverse. A substantial Restoration‑era crown struck at the Tower Mint.

1664 CHARLES II CROWN

£1,250.00
Handsome 1664 Charles II Crown from the early milled series. Features the classic third‑bust portrait and cruciform shields reverse. A substantial Restoration‑period silver crown from the Tower Mint.

1673 CHARLES II SILVER CROWN

£400.00
Handsome 1673 Charles II milled silver Crown featuring the third laureate bust and the classic crowned cruciform shields reverse. A substantial Restoration‑era crown struck at the Tower Mint.

1677 CHARLES II SILVER MAUNDY FOURPENCE

£35.00
1677 Charles II Maundy Fourpence in .925 silver. Laureate bust obverse and four crowned C‑monograms in cruciform reverse. Scarce early milled Maundy issue.

1696 WILLIAM III CROWN

£250.00
1696 William III silver Crown featuring the third laureate bust and the crowned cruciform shields reverse. A substantial late‑17th‑century milled crown struck at the Tower Mint.

1708 QUEEN ANNE CROWN – EDINBURGH MINT

£500.00
Scarce 1708 Queen Anne Crown struck at the Edinburgh Mint, identifiable by the E below the bust. A desirable early post‑Union crown with strong historical significance.

1713 QUEEN ANNE CROWN – ONE YEAR TYPE

£750.00
Scarce 1713 Queen Anne Crown, struck for only a single year and highly sought after within early‑18th‑century British milled silver. A bold, historic crown with strong presence and excellent collector appeal.

1745 GEORGE II LIMA HALF CROWN

£950.00
Historic 1745 George II LIMA Half Crown, struck from silver captured during the War of Jenkins’ Ear. A desirable mid‑18th‑century milled half crown with strong historical appeal and the sought‑after LIMA mintmark.

1758 GEORGE II SHILLING – OLD HEAD

£250.00
Attractive 1758 George II Shilling from the Old Head series. A well‑struck milled silver issue featuring the mature portrait of George II and the classic cruciform shield reverse. A popular mid‑18th‑century denomination with strong collector appeal

1804 BANK OF ENGLAND DOLLAR

£350.00
1804 Bank of England Dollar, overstruck on a Spanish 8 Reales and issued as emergency silver coinage during the reign of George III. Features the laureate bust of George III and Britannia seated within a gartered design.

1806 GB GEORGE III PENNY

£50.00
k1806 Great Britain Penny – George III, Soho Mint Issue KM# 663 Spink 3780 Peck 1343 This 1806 copper penny

1812 GEORGE III 3 SHILLING BANK TOKEN

£225.00
1812 George III 3 Shilling Bank Token struck in high‑grade silver during the Napoleonic Wars. A classic emergency‑issue Bank of England token featuring the laureate bust of George III and the oak‑wreath reverse.