An original 1901 Queen Victoria Old Head Silver Threepence struck in sterling silver during the final year of Victoria's reign. Featuring the iconic Old Head portrait by Sir Thomas Brock, this historic Victorian coin is a desirable collector's piece.
1902 Edward VII Crown in sterling silver. One‑year type featuring de Saulles’ portrait and Pistrucci’s St George and the Dragon reverse. Classic coronation‑year crown.
A 1902 Hong Kong Ten Cents struck in .800 silver under Edward VII, featuring bilingual legends and engraver initials beneath the bust. A desirable early‑Edwardian colonial issue.
1904 Edward VII Sixpence in .925 silver. Bare‑head portrait obverse and wreath reverse with crowned denomination. Classic early‑20th‑century British milled silver.
Scarce 1905 Edward VII Shilling, the key date of the series and one of the most sought‑after 20th‑century British milled silver coins. A desirable late‑Victorian/Edwardian transitional issue with strong collector demand.
1908 British Trade Dollar in .900 silver. Obverse shows Standing Britannia with “ONE DOLLAR”; reverse carries Chinese and Jawi legends. Classic East Asian trade coin struck at the Bombay Mint.
1908 Morocco Rial struck in .835 silver. Features ornate Arabic calligraphy and the Sharifian star design. A classic late‑19th/early‑20th‑century Moroccan silver crown.
1908 Switzerland 5 Francs in .900 silver. Features the Helvetia head obverse and Swiss shield reverse. A classic early‑20th‑century Federal silver coin.
1909 British Trade Dollar in .900 silver. Features Standing Britannia with shield and trident; reverse shows Chinese and Jawi legends. Classic British colonial trade coin for East Asia.