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<p>[QUOTE="KTO, post: 1455006, member: 37914"]According to information from the Victoria & Albert Museum, medals like these minted after 1695 were also sold to the public. The price of a bronze medal from the Royal Mint was 5 shillings (or 25 pence).</p><p><br /></p><p>Even 300 years ago, national mints were in the business of producing and selling items to collectors![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="KTO, post: 1455006, member: 37914"]According to information from the Victoria & Albert Museum, medals like these minted after 1695 were also sold to the public. The price of a bronze medal from the Royal Mint was 5 shillings (or 25 pence). Even 300 years ago, national mints were in the business of producing and selling items to collectors![/QUOTE]
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