101014
Elizabeth II coronation 1953 crown coin, uncirculated condition

• Crown coin issued for the Coronation of Elizabeth II in 1953
• This design only minted for 1 year, on this coin
• Unusually, this coin does not carry a portrait of the reigning monarch
• Mint condition, similar to the example shown

101011
George VI coronation 1937 silver crown coin, in superior condition

• Crown coin issued for the Coronation of George VI in 1937
• This design only minted for 1 year, on this coin
• This is Britain's last silver crown struck in 500 fine silver
• Superior condition, similar to the example shown

101009
George V silver jubilee 1935 silver crown coin, superior condition

• Crown coin issued for the silver jubilee of George V in 1935
• This exciting design is an art-deco interpretation of the tradition of St. George slaying the Dragon
• This is Britain's first commemorative coin
• Superior condition, similar to the example shown

101006
Edward VII coronation 1902 silver crown coin

• Crown coin issued for the coronation of Edward VII in 1902
• No other crown coins were issued during this King's reign
• Collectable condition, similar to the example shown

101365
Queen Victoria silver crown coin of the 'Old Head' type, date range 1893-1901, collectable condition

• Crown coin issued with the 'Old Head' portrait of Queen Victoria
• This portrait was used on crowns issued during the period 1893-1901
• This is the last type of crown issued during her reign
• Collectable condition, similar to the example shown

115008
Queen Victoria silver crown coin of the 'Jubilee Head' type, date range 1887-1893, collectable condition

• Crown coin issued with the 'Jubilee Head' portrait of Queen Victoria
• This portrait was adopted in 1887 but was controversial and was replaced just six years later
• Collectable condition, similar to the example shown

101264
Queen Victoria 1847 'Gothic' silver crown, very scarce, superior condition

• Crown coin issued with the Gothic revival portrait of Queen Victoria
• It is believed it may have been intended to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Her accession
• One of the most elegant coins produced in the 1000+ years of British coinage
• Just 8,000 coins were minted and released in 1847
• Today it is very scarce and highly prized
• Superior condition, similar to the example shown

101139
George III silver crown coin, date range 1818-1820, collectable condition

• Crown coin issued under King George III in the period 1818-1820
• Despite a very long reign which commenced in 1760, the only crowns were issued in the last 3 years of his reign
• Collectable condition, similar to the example shown

101271
William III silver crown coin, date range 1695-1701, collectable condition

• Crown coin issued under King William III in the period 1695-1701
• Only 4 dates of crown were issued under William III
• Collectable condition, similar to the example shown
  

101368
Timber finish case to house
crown coins, holds 24 coins

Timber finish case to house up to 24 crown coins

101358
One Pound Bank of England, Feb.1978 to Mar.1981 signed PAGE

• Chief cashier J.B.PAGE
• Issued February 1978 to March 1981
• The first issue of the last ever type of pound note which in 1983 were replaced by pound coins
• Mint condition 

101359
One Pound Bank of England, 1970 to Feb.1978 signed PAGE

• Chief cashier J.B.PAGE
• Issued 1970 to February 1978
• Last of the 'Portrait' issue of pound notes which had commenced shortly after coronation
• Mint condition 

101354
One Pound Bank of England, Feb.1967 to 1970 signed FFORDE

• Chief cashier J.S.FFORDE
• Issued February 1967 to 1970
• Superior condition examples 

101357
One Pound Bank of England, Nov.1955 to Mar.1960 signed O'BRIEN

• Chief cashier L.K.O'BRIEN
• Issued November 1955 to March 1960
• The last of this style large green pound notes
• Superior condition examples

101353
One Pound Bank of England, Mar.1950 to Nov.1955 signed BEALE

• Chief cashier P.S.BEALE
• Issued March 1950 to November 1955
• Superior condition examples

101360
One Pound Bank of England, post-war issue Sep.1948 to Mar.1950 signed PEPPIATT

• Chief cashier K.O.PEPPIATT
• Issued September 1948 to March 1950
• Includes a metal security thread to deter counterfeiters
• Superior condition

101137
One Pound Bank of England, wartime emergency issue, Mar.1940 to Jun.1948 signed PEPPIATT

• Emergency issue of WWII in blue and pink colours
• The Nazis had counterfeited a large number of pound notes in green and intended to collapse the British economy with them
• Chief cashier K.O.PEPPIATT
• Issued March 1940 to June 1948
• Includes a metal security thread for the first time to deter counterfieters
• Collectable condition

101356
One Pound Bank of England, Nov.1928 to Jul.1930 signed MAHON

• Chief cashier C.P.MAHON
• Issued November 1928 to July 1930
• The first of the Bank of England green pound notes - prior to this the notes were issued by Treasury
• Superior condition examples

101361
One Pound issued by Treasury, 1919-1927 signed FISHER, for 'Great Britain and Ireland'

• Treasury Secretary N.F. Warren FISHER
• Issued 1919 to 1927
• Title shows issued for 'Great Britain and Ireland' (issued before 'Northern' was added to make 'Northern Ireland'
• Collectable condition

101369
Album to house banknotes,
10 pages holds 20 notes

This album, made by a compnay called 'Lighthouse' features pages made of a highly inert type of plastic which means the plastic does not degrade and damage the quality of your banknotes - cheaper albums use plastics that will degrade and the pages can 'stick' to the banknotes.

101133
White Fiver' five pound Bank of England, 1940's issue signed PEPPIATT, superior condition

• Chief cashier K.O.PEPPIATT
• Each note with a date of issue, all from the 1940's (various dates)
• The famed 'white fiver' - the last of the large size Bank of England notes
• Superior condition

101136
White Fiver' five pound Bank of England, 1949-52 issue signed BEALE, superior condition

• Chief cashier P.S.BEALE
• Each note with a date of issue, all from 1949-1952 (various dates)
• The famed 'white fiver' - the last of the large size Bank of England notes
• Superior condition

101003
Five Pound, withdrawn error note with erasable serial number, signed LOWTHER

• This was the first issue of a new design introduced in May 2002
• Upon issue it was found that the ink used to print the serial numbers could be erased off the notes!
• Notes had serial numbers starting HA01 to JA90 and were withdrawn
• Chief cashier MERLYN LOWTHER
• Mint condition