ID help. Some type of Coin, Token, Exonumia?....Not a Clue.

The VB is probably the mark of V.B. Vickers, although their mark is almost always seen as VBV. The Tudor Rose is the mark of Sheffield England (where Vickers is located). The Lion and the 925 both indicate the piece is Sterling Silver (.925 pure). The image of the Queen and the letter C both indicate the year 2002, the year of the Queen's Golden Jubilee.

That said, I doubt these are weight standard pieces as such item would have the weight indicated. They are probably souvenir ingots or intended for jewelery.

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Sorry, disregard my last.

 

Dave- I believe you, paddy54 and Brett_in_Sacto have solved the mystery! Enough eyes on a problem??......problem solved! So possibly, those ingots are used to make jewelry.

YOU FOUND A PICTURE!! Where did you find that? All the facts you guys found, I cut and pasted into an e-mail for future ref. Thanks again!!

 

Online Encyclopedia of Silver Marks, Hallmarks & Makers' Marks
Try this one!

 

Yes, another great site. I've seen this one before. Thanks very much for sending!

Hey, speaking of Tokens Only. Have you ever seen this mess?

 

I more of a modern era token collector, post CW and counter stamp, late 1900's to present sorry can't help you.

 

Sure hard times token I believe Low 17 thru 20, not sure exactly which one that one is though. Main difference is the placement of the donkey's ears with respect to the inscription.

 

Not a problem. Thanks for your reply.

 

Thanks for the feedback. I just found this in the book. I think it's the one!