Edward VII Pattern Double-Florin in Copper

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  1. merlin1066

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  3. De Orc

    De Orc Well-Known Member

    That seems to be about the going rate for them, have a few bits in my own collection :D They are privatly manufactured fantasy pieces, what a coin might have looked like if it had been minted.
    Coins were produced for the following countries and the Monarchs featured were I believe

    Victoria, Hong Kong 1 coin, Isle of Man 1 coin
    Edward VIII, Australia 1 coin, Cyprus 1 coin, Ireland 1 coin, Jersey 1 coin
    George V, GB 2 coin
    Edward VIII, GB 4 coin, S Rhodesia 1 coin, Cyprus 1 coin, New Zeland 1 coin, South Africa 1 coin

    There might have been more but i am not certain of it
     
  4. (v)

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    This is what they call a retro-pattern. As De Orc says, privately minted by Richard Lobel with limited mintage in multiple compositions. These were minted for almost every possible British commonwealth countries and are cool. They do not quite look like coins, rather medals and feature in the Krause book of unusual world coins if you need more information (including pricing).
     
  5. merlin1066

    merlin1066 Senior Member

    Thank you De Orc!,
    I thought it looked WAY to clean to have been minted in 1901! It is pretty though.
     
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