Attractive 1814 George III 3 Shilling Bank Token struck in high‑grade silver during the Napoleonic Wars. A scarce emergency‑issue token authorised by the Bank of England to relieve silver shortages.
1822 George IV silver Crown featuring the laureate bust of George IV and Pistrucci’s iconic St George and the Dragon reverse. A substantial Regency‑era crown struck at the Royal Mint.
Attractive 1866 Victoria Shilling with Wyon’s Young Head portrait and crown‑and‑wreath reverse. A popular mid‑Victorian silver type with strong collector appeal.
1894 Victoria LVIII Crown featuring the Veiled Head portrait and Pistrucci’s St George and the Dragon reverse. The LVIII edge inscription marks the 58th regnal year of Queen Victoria.
A 1934 Southern Rhodesia Half Crown struck in .925 sterling silver, featuring the crowned portrait of King George V, and a crowned shield reverse. A large and attractive colonial silver denomination.
1936 New Zealand Sixpence in .500 silver featuring the Kiwi reverse and crowned bust of George V with GEORGE V KING EMPEROR legend. A key early Commonwealth coin and final‑year George V issue.
A 1943 Newfoundland 5‑cent piece struck in .800 silver, featuring the crowned portrait of King George VI with the legend GEORGIVS VI D:G:REX ET IND:IMP: and the plain value‑and‑date reverse. A wartime silver issue from Newfoundland’s final years as an independent Dominion.
2008 Royal Shield of Arms Proof Collection in original Royal Mint packaging with COA. Complete definitive proof set featuring Matthew Dent’s iconic shield design.