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Da Vinci 20 Euro Brass Pattern 1997 Brilliant Unc_obv

Italy, 20 Euro (Da Vinci) Brass Pattern 1997 Brilliant Unc

20 Euro Pattern coin for Italy, privately struck in 1997. Brilliant Uncirculated. Featuring Leonardo Da Vinci.
£5.95
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Jersey, Edward VII, 3 Double Florins in Presentation Case Patina Patern Proof

Jersey Patina Set of 3 Double Florins of King Edward VII in Presentation Case.
£68.50
Picture of Jersey, Edward VIII, Bare Head Copper

Jersey, Edward VIII, Bare Head Copper

These handsome Patina retro-patterns show what Double Florin of King Edward VIII might have looked like had it been issued by Jersey in 1901. They are available here in copper, struck in Proof condition and have a very low mintage. In fact just 360 were struck overall.
£14.95
Picture of Jersey, Edward VIII, Bare Head Goldine

Jersey, Edward VIII, Bare Head Goldine

These handsome Patina retro-patterns show what Double Florin of King Edward VIII might have looked like had it been issued by Jersey in 1901. They are available here in goldine, struck in Proof condition and have a very low mintage. In fact just 360 were struck overall.
£14.95
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Jersey, George V, 3 Double Florins in Presentation Case Patina Patern Proof

Jersey Patina Set of 3 Double Florins of King George V in Presentation Case.
£68.50
Jersey_George VI_3_Double_Florins_in_Presentation_Case_Patina_Patern_Proof

Jersey, George VI, 3 Double Florins in Presentation Case Patina Patern Proof

Jersey Patina Set of 3 Double Florins of King George VI in Presentation Case.
£68.50
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Lord Nelson 25 Euro Gilding Metal. UNC

Before the Euro was officially issued a number of private patterns were struck. Now that the Euro is being used these pieces can never be struck again! We have the remaining Euro inventory of the company that issued them. Once they are gone there can never be any more. You can own this one which honours Admiral Nelson and features H.M.S. Victory. Offered in Gilding Metal in Uncirculated condition.
£8.95
Picture of New Zealand, Edward VIII, Bare Head Copper

New Zealand, Edward VIII, Bare Head Copper

There is much interest in the Patinas from our colonial past. Mintages were low, and overseas interest is high. We have sold out or nearly on many of the issues. Supplies are very limited and prices are going up as the supply goes down, don’t miss out on them. For this issue we have the Edward VIII, New Zealand bare head in Copper. They were struck in Proof condition to the highest quality and have a mintages of just 475.
£14.50
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New Zealand, Edward VIII, Bare Head Copper Patina Proof

In the Patina series there are two different issues for New Zealand, one crowned and one with the bare head. These are the bare head issues and they only made 475 of them. A Patina issue is a retro-pattern, showing you what the coins might have looked like, had they been issued at the time. These are crownsized and struck in Proof Copper. Remember that they only ever made 475 of both issues (Copper & Goldine) and there are more than 475 Edward VIII and New Zealand coin collectors out there...
£14.95
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New Zealand, Edward VIII, Bare Head Goldine Patina Proof

In the Patina series there are two different issues for New Zealand, one crowned and one with the bare head. These are the bare-head issues and they only made 475 of them. A Patina issue is a retro-pattern, showing you what the coins might have looked like, had they been issued at the time. These are crownsized and struck in Proof Goldine. Remember that they only ever made 475 of both issues (Copper & Goldine) and there are more than 475 Edward VIII and New Zealand coin collectors out there...
£14.95
Order of St John, 1 Zecchino silvered CN 1965 restrike_obv

Order of St John, 1 Zecchino silvered CN 1965 restrike

The Sovereign Order of St. John of Jerusalem has spent about a thousand years helping the sick and the poor. This One Zecchino is dated 1965 and was for the Great Siege. It is available in silvered cupro-nickel and is listed in Krause’s Unusual World Coins. It is a heavy crown-sized silvered coin with a Knight on one side and crowned eagle on the other side. First time we have offered it.
£9.95
Pair of Dogecoins in Presentation Case

Pair of Dogecoins in Presentation Case

Well, you have heard of Bitcoins, well two engineers did too. As a joke, they started Dogecoins on the internet. Some joke, there are now over $85 Billion and you read that right, billion dollars worth in circulation. Of course like the Bitcoin no one has ever seen one as they exist in the computer world, not the real one. Well, our friends made that possible by making his own crownsized Dogecoins. They have a Shiba Inu on one side with the inscription ‘plz mine v rich very currency wow much coin how money so crypto.’ The other side has huge ‘D’ and 1 dogecoin. Of course, it has value only as a collector's piece and that is how we are offering it. We have a pair of these crownsized Dogecoins one silver-plated, one gold-plated, in capsules in a handsome display case. Well, it may be crazy but there are $85 billion dollars worth out there. Nice presentation set, especially if you like dogs...
£17.50
Picture of Palestine, Edward VIII, Medallic Pattern Crown, 1936. BU

Palestine, Edward VIII, Medallic Pattern Crown, 1936. BU

Low mintage crownsized (38mm) prooflike pattern. Brilliant Uncirculated.
£16.95
Picture of Peru, Olympic Discuss Pattern 20 Nuevos Soles 1996

Peru, Olympic Discuss Pattern 20 Nuevos Soles 1996

Issued in 1996 to commemorate the Olympics held in Atlanta, USA. Low mintage silver proofs.
£79.50
Petition Crown Coin Replica & Jigsaw

Petition Crown Coin Replica & Jigsaw

The Petition Crown was a pattern coin produced in 1663 by Thomas Simon, a celebrated English medalist and coin designer. The coin was submitted directly by the artist to King Charles II in an attempt to grab the King's attention and as a personal 'petition' against the contemporary coins designed by the Flemish brothers John and Joseph Roettiers with whom Simon had an ongoing rivalry. Only 14 specimens of the original Petition Crown are known to exist, nine of which are in museums, three of which are in private collections, and the whereabouts of the other two are not known. The last time an example came onto the market in 2018 it sold in New York for a staggering $649,000.00!! The replicas on offer here are obviously not engraved to the same level of detail, but they do offer a chance to appreciate one of the most celebrated of all English coins, and they won't set you back quite as much. We are also offering a jigsaw of the famous Petition Crown, so you can have both in your collection. But be aware, completing the jigsaw can be very challenging as it is double-sided. We suggest you use the coin replica as a reference to complete the jigsaw. Good luck! Not everyone can own a Petition Crown, but we tried to make these items accessible to all our collectors!
£19.95
Robert Burns Scottish Pattern 5 Ecu Goldine_obv

Robert Burns Scottish Pattern 5 Ecu Goldine

This privately issued Scottish 5 Euro piece was made in 2009 by Scotmint Ltd. They have a handsome facing bust of Robert Burns on the obverse and a map of Europe with the number 5 on the reverse. These high relief 36mm pieces were struck in Golden Alloy (2,500 pieces made). We bought all that Scotmint had left. Each piece comes in a high quality presentation case with a certificate of authenticity. They were made 12 years ago to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns. This is a beautiful Ecu Goldine 5 Euro Piece. We bought them right, so we are going to sell them right. But supplies are limited and they are rather handsome pieces at great value prices.
£14.95
Robert Burns Scottish Pattern 5 Ecu Silver_obv

Robert Burns Scottish Pattern 5 Ecu Silver

This privately issued Scottish 5 Euro pieces were made in 2009 by Scotmint Ltd. They have a handsome facing bust of Robert Burns on the obverse and a map of Europe with the number 5 on the reverse. These high relief 36mm pieces were struck in Sterling Silver (250 pieces made). We bought all that Scotmint had left. Each piece comes in a high quality presentation case with a certificate of authenticity. They were made 12 years ago to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns. These are beautiful 5 Euro pattern Silver pieces and we bought them right, so we are going to sell them right. But supplies are limited and they are rather handsome pieces at great value prices.
£47.50
Romania Olympics Figure Skater 100 Lei Pattern Copper Piedfort_rev

Romania, 100 Lei (Olympics Figure Skater) Pattern Copper Piedfort

Rare 100 Lei proof pattern featuring a figure skater struck for the 1998 Winter Olympics.
£24.50
Picture of Romania, 1996 Olympic Tennis Aluminium Piedfort

Romania, 1996 Olympic Tennis Aluminium Piedfort

At this time of year tennis seems to be on many British people’s minds, what with Wimbledon and all. So I found a group of Rare patterns issued for tennis for the 1996 Olympics held in Atlanta, Georgia in the United States. They only made 125 pieces in each metal and thickness. So these are some of the rarest Olympic coins you will ever see. The type on offer here is the Aluminium Piedfort. Each coin is full crownsized and struck in proof condition. They are struck at one of the oldest mints in the world in Romania, which has been in business for centuries and the quality is outstanding. An outstanding feature is the denomination, 100 Lei, is on the edge, so as not to detract from the design of the coin.
£34.50
Picture of Romania, 1996 Olympic Tennis Brass Piedfort

Romania, 1996 Olympic Tennis Brass Piedfort

At this time of year tennis seems to be on many British people’s minds, what with Wimbledon and all. So I found a group of Rare patterns issued for tennis for the 1996 Olympics held in Atlanta, Georgia in the United States. They only made 125 pieces in each metal and thickness. So these are some of the rarest Olympic coins you will ever see. The type on offer here is the Brass Piedfort. Each coin is full crownsized and struck in proof condition. They are struck at one of the oldest mints in the world in Romania, which has been in business for centuries and the quality is outstanding. An outstanding feature is the denomination, 100 Lei, is on the edge, so as not to detract from the design of the coin.
£34.50
Picture of Romania, Gymnast Olympics Copper Piedfort

Romania, Gymnast Olympics Copper Piedfort

One of the oldest mints in the world, the Romanian Mint made patterns for crowns they were going to issue for the Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia, United States and Nagano, Japan. They were never issued and thus only the patterns exist. The mintage was only 125 pieces in each metal and size (i.e. single thickness or piedfort). So they are some of the RAREST Olympic coins around. We bought quite a lot of the mintage, but over the years we have sold out of many of them.
£27.50
Picture of Romania, Ice Dance Copper

Romania, Ice Dance Copper

This is a RARE Piedfort Pattern made by the Romania Mint for the Winter Olympics held in Nagano Japan in 1998. It depicts a couple Ice Dancing on one side and the arms of Romania on the other side. This is a Piedfort, that means that it is double the normal thickness. So on a crown that is quite a huge piece. The total mintage is just 125, quite a Rare piece and no doubt very collectable in Japan. It was issued in 1989 and is a very unusual coin, in that the denomination is on the edge, so as not to spoil the design.
£27.50
Picture of Romania, Ice Dance Olympics Aluminium

Romania, Ice Dance Olympics Aluminium

One of the oldest mints in the world, the Romanian Mint made patterns for crowns they were going to issue for the Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia, United States and Nagano, Japan. They were never issued and thus only the patterns exist. The mintage was only 125 pieces in each metal and size (i.e. single thickness or piedfort). So they are some of the RAREST Olympic coins around. We bought quite a lot of the mintage, but over the years we have sold out of many of them.
£27.50
Picture of Romania, Ice Dance Olympics Piedfort Bi-Metal

Romania, Ice Dance Olympics Piedfort Bi-Metal

One of the oldest mints in the world, the Romanian Mint made patterns for crowns they were going to issue for the Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia, United States and Nagano, Japan. They were never issued and thus only the patterns exist. The mintage was only 125 pieces in each metal and size (i.e. single thickness or piedfort). So they are some of the RAREST Olympic coins around. We bought quite a lot of the mintage, but over the years we have sold out of many of them.
£37.50
Picture of Romania, Ice Dance Olympics Piedfort Brass

Romania, Ice Dance Olympics Piedfort Brass

One of the oldest mints in the world, the Romanian Mint made patterns for crowns they were going to issue for the Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia, United States and Nagano, Japan. They were never issued and thus only the patterns exist. The mintage was only 125 pieces in each metal and size (i.e. single thickness or piedfort). So they are some of the RAREST Olympic coins around. We bought quite a lot of the mintage, but over the years we have sold out of many of them.
£27.50