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Reverse reads EADPOLD MO LVND giving the moneyer as Eadwold and London as the mint

James II Jacobite War “Gun Money” Crown 1690 overstruck on a large type Halfcrown 1689

On the reverse at the left of Eddystone Lighthouse, there is a die letter, a small capital letter C, which makes

Third draped bust, which was much larger and broader than the second bust .The edge has lettering for the 23rd regnal

James I (1603-25) gold Laurel of Twenty Shillings (as shown by the XX), third coinage (1619-25), fourth laureate and draped

George I had so many titles that they continued from the obverse to the reverse of this guinea. On this

An Elizabeth I shilling of Mestrelle’s milled production with a provenance that goes back to an auction at Sotheby’s in 1802

The portrait of Henry VIII is inspired by Hans Holbein’s portrait of 1537. Henry loved the image and encouraged many

The name for these shillings and their scarcity is tied up with the production of silver coinage and bullion prices

The edge of this Oliver Cromwell half crown is inscribed with • HAS • NISI • PERITVRVS • MIHI •