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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 8213484, member: 19250&quot;]That is an enamelled coin at one time I had a&nbsp; matched pair that were cufflinks. I also had an entire collection of enamells.</p><p>These were done in the mid 1800&#039;s until the early 1900&#039;s.</p><p>The two gold ones I had both had 8 colors of the enamel. The more colors the higher the value,if done extremely well.&nbsp; There a huge demand in the UK as well European countries for these.</p><p>The last $5 one I sold went for over $600 and gold wasn&#039;t anywhere near todays quotes. Around $1000 @ oz.</p><p>It sold to a Disney&#039;s artist as it was mailed to Disneyland Ca.</p><p><br /></p><p>What so funny is I just purchased an enamelled coin last night...at an unbelievable amount of $29 !</p><p>As the same type sells in Eurpoe for over 29 euros and at least 15 euros to ship.</p><p>I expect to double my money plus on the specimen, that I will post on arrival.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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