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1677 CHARLES II SILVER MAUNDY FOURPENCE

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£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.
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1713 QUEEN ANNE CROWN – ONE YEAR TYPE

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£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.
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1745 GEORGE II LIMA HALF CROWN

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£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.
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1758 GEORGE II SHILLING – OLD HEAD

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£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
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1804 BANK OF ENGLAND DOLLAR

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£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.
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1812 GEORGE III 3 SHILLING BANK TOKEN

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£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.
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1813 GEORGE III 3 SHILLING BANK TOKEN

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£250.00
1813 George III 3 Shilling Bank Token struck in high‑grade silver as emergency currency during the Regency period. A classic Bank of England issue produced to relieve silver shortages.
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1814 GEORGE III 3 SHILLING BANK TOKEN

£295.00
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.
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1815 GEORGE III 3 SHILLING BANK TOKEN

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£350.00
1815 George III 3 Shilling Bank Token struck in high‑grade silver during the Napoleonic Wars. A scarce emergency‑issue Bank of England token featuring the laureate bust of George III and the oak‑wreath reverse.
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1817 GEORGE III SILVER SIXPENCE

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£50.00
1817 George III Sixpence in sterling silver. Laureate (wreath) head obverse with date below and crowned shield reverse. Early Great Recoinage issue.
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1819 GEORGE III CROWN LIX

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£750.00
A handsome 1819 George III LIX Crown featuring Pistrucci’s celebrated St George and the Dragon reverse. This example is the scarcer no‑stops‑on‑edge variety, highly sought after by specialists in late‑Georgian milled silver.
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1821 GEORGE IV CROWN – E.P. REVERSE

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£850.00
Scarce 1821 George IV Crown with E.P. initials on the reverse — the Edgar Pistrucci die. A premium Regency‑period silver crown featuring the first laureate portrait and Pistrucci’s iconic St George and the Dragon.
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