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Victoria, Sovereign (St. George Reverse) Melbourne 1886 Extremely Fine_obv

Australia, Victoria, Sovereign (St. George Reverse) Melbourne 1886 Extremely Fine

We recently purchased a nice little parcel of Australian Gold Sovereigns. They were all struck with Queen Victoria’s Young Head bust and are dated 1886. They were struck in Melbourne and are in about Uncirculated condition with some Prooflike lustre. These are nice coins, 1886 Young Head Sovereigns in Extremely Fine condition the last issue where the young was featured, before the Queen's Jubilee which introduced the 1887 Jubilee Head bust. these coins are Rarer as they were struck in Australia. Get them while you can at our price they are a very Special Value!
£495.00
Picture of Belgium, 2 centimes, 1876. lustrous GEF (KM.35.1)

Belgium, 2 centimes, 1876. lustrous GEF (KM.35.1)

Small copper 2 centimes dated 1876. Good Extremely Fine with traces of lustre.
£65.00
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Mexico, 20 Centavos, 1919. Scarce. GVF (KM.436)

Scarce small silver coin issued by Mexico in 1919
£50.00
Monaco_1_Franc_1924_Brilliant_Uncirculated_Obv

Monaco, 1 Franc, 1924. Choice BU (KM.111)

A one year type coin in choice brilliant uncirculated condition.
£100.00
Netherlands_5_Cents_1887_Choice_Obv

Netherlands, 5 cents, 1887. Choice BU (KM.91)

Choice Brilliant Uncirculated Silver 5 cents issued by Netherlands in 1887.
£65.00
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St. Helena, 2013 25 Pence (St. George Crown)

The tiny island of St. Helena, where Napoleon died, has honoured St. George slaying the dragon, with a beautiful Sterling Silver Proof crown. This was originally designed by Pistrucci for the new coinage of George III in 1818. It is still being used on our Gold Sovereigns today. They issued a crownsized 25 Pence in 2013 with H. M. Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse and St. George slaying the dragon on the reverse. To make it even more impressive they have highlighted the Sterling Silver Proof St. George and the dragon crown, in gold. Each choice Proof coin comes in a protective capsule. But supplies are very limited on a Rare and most impressive coin. I think the price is also impressive. Today the mints would charge about £80-£85 for this coin, but NOT Coincraft. We bought them right, we sell them right.
£48.50