Two Charles on one coin. Old and new.

Discussion in 'World Coins' started by Dafydd, Feb 5, 2026 at 9:42 AM.

  1. Dafydd

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    I bought this last month at just under melt value as silver was rising. I was lucky as a dealer was unburdening old stock. I thought that if silver increased any more I would not be so inclined to buy one. My main reason for buying was that I have a number of 17th Century Charles 1 Half Crowns and I would never be in a position to buy a original coin that would show all these details.

    The coin arrived in a nicely lacquered black wooden box with a descriptive leaflet.
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    This is a thick Piedfort flan and a 2 ounce coin.
    This is the Charles I Half Crown it replicates.#
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    Large Silver Hammered Half-Crown

    Charles I

    1643-1644

    Tower Mint Weight 14.84 g

    Mint Mark (P) In Brackets
    If you have any old/new coins, let's see them. I have a Greek One Euro with an Athena Owl reverse somewhere. I'll see if I can find it.
     
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