Medals in silver : Investiture of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales 1969 (3) each 40mm diameter, 33.5 grammes (1.077oz. Troy) of .999 silver, by Royal Borough of Caernarvon '69 Exhibition Committee, Obverse: Bust of the Prince facing H.R.H PRINCE CHARLES PRINCE OF WALES 1969, Reverse: Royal Arms with supporters with Welsh Dragon and Prince of Wales feathers below, DRAIG GOGH CYMRU, numbered on the edges, Proof nFDC to FDC each in the red wallet of issue with Metalimport certificate, Investiture of the Prince of Wales 1969 40mm diameter, by Slade, Hampton & Son Limited Obverse: bust half facing left, Prince of Wales feathers with ICH DEIN motto in left field, Quartered shield of arms, each quarter containing the Welsh dragon in right field, HRH PRINCE OF WALES 1st JULY 1969 32.06 grammes of .925 silver, Reverse: The Welsh Dragon left, Caernarvon castle behind, ARWISGIAD below, INVESTITURE CAERNARVON . CASTELL CAERNARFON . Numbered on the edge, nFDC with pleasing tone, in the green box of issue, with Metalimport certificate, Investiture of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales 1969 a 5-medal set by Slade, Hampton & Son Limited Obverses depicting Edward II (Edward of Caernarvon 1301), Edward the Black Prince (Edward of Woodstock 1343), Henry V (Henry of Monmouth 1399), Henry VIII (Henry of Greenwich 1504) and Prince Charles (Prince of Wales 1969) each One Ounce of .925 silver, all UNC with matching tone, with matching numbers on the edges, in the white box of issue with certificate, The Selby Abbey Medal - Selby Abbey 1969 900th Anniversary 38mm diameter, 27.6 grammes of .958 silver, numbered on the edge UNC and beautifully toned, Ingots - a 3-piece set, Replicas of the Concorde Postage Stamps 1969 4d, 9d and 1/6, each 41mm x 24mm in .999 silver each 0.5oz Troy (15.7 grammes each) Lustrous UNC with some toning, in the box of issue with Metalimport certificate
George IV and related (3) Death of Queen Caroline 1821 Eimer 1148, BHM 1138 40mm diameter in White Metal by P.Kempson, Obverse: Bust left, laureate and draped, CAROLINE D:G: BRITT:REGINA, Reverse: A Funerary urn on a plinth, HERE CALUMNY AND SLANDER CEASE TO WOUND, NEF, Queen Caroline - Withdrawal of the Divorce Bill 1820, Eimer 1133, BHM 1032 40mm diameter in White Metal, by P.Kempson, Obverse: Bust left, laureate and draped, CAROLINE D:G: BRITT:REGINA, Reverse: Peace, holding a scroll inscribed NO BILL, raises the kneeling figure of Caroline VIRTUE WHEN WOUNDED FLOURISHES, in Exergue: NOV. 10. Fine with dark tone, George Prince of Wales Appointed Regent 1811 43mm diameter in White Metal, unsigned, Obverse: Bust left draped, H.R.H. GEORGE PRINCE OF WALES REGENT, HE GOVERNS IN WISDOM. INSTALLED 6 FEB 1811. BORN 12 AUG, 1762 Reverse: A Lion Lamb and cornucopia, with a Dove of Peace above, in the distance a church, Fine, holed, Kings and Queen's in bronze by J.Dassier (4) Mary II, 44.03 grammes NVF, Queen Anne, 25.88 grammes, VF, Edward II, a later bronzed issue, 36.46 grammes, NVF, Edward V, 34.49 grammes, Fair with corroded surfaces, Mary as Regent 1690 49mm diameter in bronze by J. or N. Roettier Eimer 320, Obverse: Bust right, draped MARIA. II. D.G.MAG.BR. FR. ET. HIB. REGINA. Reverse: A Full moon amid clouds and stars over a landscape, VELVT. INTER. IGNES. LVNA. MINORES Fine, holed on the edge at the top, cased
Simon de Passe Counters or Gambling Counters in silver (2) Henry III and Edward II each depicting a half length portrait of the monarch, with details of the monarch's reign, and with coat of arms on the reverse also incuse, both designs incuse, pleasing VF, Medal, Treaty of Ryswick - Fortunes of Prince James 1697 25mm diameter by N.Roettier, Obverse: Bust left, IAC: WALLIAE PRINCEPS, Reverse: Dove with olive branch fly above a calm sea, MANSVRAE N. VNTIA PACIS: with date in exergue, Eimer 377 NVF with some pitting, Medal The Great War - LiverpoolVictoria Legal Friendly Society 20mm, diameter in 9 carat gold, 2.32 grammes, presented to L.E.Milton Good Fine with loop mount at the top, Guinea Weight James I, Obverse: Bust right half length.I.R..MA.BRI. Reverse: Crowned XXI S in two lines Good Fine, Pennies (2) Edward I with much of the legend worn, Henry III Long Cross, London Mint moneyer Nicole Fine, heavily die-clashed
Simon De Passe Counters, or Gambling Counters in silver 1630-1635 (17) each depicting a full length portrait of the monarch or ruler on the obverse, and a coat of arms on the reverse with obverse legends giving details of the reign, Royal subjects depicted, some stating the dates of their deaths, are:- Harold II (1066), Edward the Confessor (1066), William II (1100), Stephen (1154), Henry II (1189), Richard I (1199), Edward I (1307), Edward II (1327), Henry IV (1412), Edward V (1483), Richard III (1485), Elizabeth I (2) (1601), Frederick (1628), a Charles Iundated issue, a Prince Charles piece (1630) and a later issue or reissue of similar style of Anne, the reverse stating 'Buried at Westminster', in mixed grades average VF
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