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The British copper tokens of the early 19th century were generally put to use in commerce so they are tougher to find uncirculated than most...
Advertising "spinner" from my hometown.[ATTACH][ATTACH]
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Warwickshire 197a purchased as brass but not designated that way by NGC.
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1806 British penny, PR66BN Cameo. Head-on and tilted to the light.[ATTACH]
Death of George III, 1820. BHM 1002, 41mm, by Kempson & Sons. [IMG] [IMG]
1988 CSNA convention. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
BHM 599, 46mm, Victories of the Year. This medal probably refers in general terms to the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. NGC MS64BN....
British Historical Medal 304 (which also found its way into Dalton & Hamer as Middlesex 184 bis 1). White metal, 32mm. [ATTACH]
British Historical Medal #304 (which also found its way into Dalton & Hamer as Middlesex 184 bis 1). [ATTACH]
The Swimming Medal of the Royal Humane Society. http://www.lsars.org.uk/rhs.htm [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Queen Anne, 1710, Battle of Saragossa. PCGS MS64 [IMG]
I'm just amazed at the skill of medal engravers particularly in the use of perspective and detail. Although I've focussed on the medals of George...
George I, 1718 Treaty of Passarowitz by J. Croker. Eimer 479, 45mm, SP64BN [IMG] [IMG]
Three Georges. [IMG]
1889 medal by Countess Feodora Gleichen for the Royal Agricultural Society Exhibition at Windsor. This 76mm medal was created by joining two...
Die-struck boxwood medal by Brunner [IMG]
Well, at least Victoria came through it unscathed! [IMG]
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