£520.00
13mm
1.06g
Out of stock
Code: AC898
Code: DC929
Code: JC735
Code: AC396
Discover a stunning selection of medieval coins now available! Featuring bold portraits and exceptional details, these coins bring the stories of the past to life.
From iconic kings to historic designs, each piece is a pleasing treasure of its time.
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A select offering of British Coins has just gone online, early pennies through to crowns with some wonderful portraits of English Kings and Queens.
A high grade example of the famed 1847 Gothic Crown of Queen Victoria and a fantastic facing portrait of Edward VI, ‘the boy king’ are present. Also, Anglo Saxon and Norman pennies with bold portraits of important figures in history.
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🌟 Roman Coin Upload🌟
Collectors and history enthusiasts, don’t miss this incredible opportunity! We’ve just uploaded a stunning selection of Roman coins, including some of the most iconic pieces in numismatic history.
These extraordinary Roman coins, alongside other medieval coins, are now available for purchase via our website having just been uploaded today… Perfect for collectors or as an unforgettable gift for the history lover in your life.
Visit our website to secure your piece of history today.
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Introducing the Colkirk Hoard, found near Colkirk in Norfolk by a metal detectorist between 2020 and 2022.
The hoard comprises 432 Roman silver coins, mostly siliquae from Constantius II (AD 323–361) to Honorius (AD 393–423). Dating to the end of the Roman era in Britain, this find, along with others, represents a turbulent time for the Roman Empire and its citizens.
The hoard was declared Treasure, subsequently disclaimed, and then returned to the finder and landowner, who chose to sell a significant portion of the hoard via Silbury Coins.
We have produced our usual information booklet, a copy of which will be sent with each coin and is also available online. A detailed catalogue can also be viewed on the Portable Antiquities website.
This is an exciting opportunity to own a coin from a fully provenanced and researched treasure find.
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