France, 10 Francs (Silver) 1960's & 1970s

In 1966 Spain issued its first ever 100 peseta coin in silver, as the few that had been issued previously were all struck in gold. Back then the country was still ruled by General Francisco Franco, whose portrait appears on the obverse. The reverse side shows the heraldic emblems of Castille, Leon, Aragon, and Navarre, the four historic kingdoms that went on to become what we now know as Spain, arranged within a floral design. We can now offer you these attractive silver coins in unc condition.

What most people don’t know is that Finland only became a free and independent country in 1917. Before then it was under the control of Russia. Here we present the 25 Penna issued by Finland as a free nation. The difference was, under Russian rule, it had a double-headed eagle with a crown on the coin. The same coin was then issued by a Free Finland without the crown on the double-headed eagle. The coin is struck in silver, it is over 100 years and it's in Extremely Fine or better condition. Finland was only able to gain its freedom because Russia itself was caught in the middle of a revolution. A fantastic high-grade silver coin issued after Finland became an independent nation. Add it to your collection!

These Brilliant Uncirculated Silver coins from Yugoslavia were struck for one year only 1938. That makes them very important type coins and especially in such fantastic condition. They were issued by the Kingdom of Yugoslavia under Petar II. It was the German occupation of the country that stopped them striking coins. Both the 20 and 50 Dinar have the bare head of the King on one side and the crowned double eagle on the other side. These coins are struck in .750 fine Silver and are in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. Two fantastic coins, both one year types and in brilliant condition at just £22.50 and £28.50 respectively or the pair for just £49.50.