New Zealand VIP Proof Set 1947 London Mint (5 coin set) in NGC Holders comprising Halfcrown PF65 CAMEO, Florin PF65 CAMEO, Shilling PF66 CAMEO, Sixpence PF66 CAMEO and Threepence PF66 CAMEO
Rhodesia and Nyasaland VIP Proof Set 1955 in Copper Nickel London Mint (7 coin set) graded by PCGS Halfcrown PR66CAM, 2 Shillings PR66CAM, Shilling PR65CAM, Sixpence PR65CAM, Threepence PR65, Penny PR65RD, Halfpenny PR65RB, comes with a Royal Mint presentation case
Two Hundred Pounds 2026 The Great Engravers Series – The William IV Crown, Two Ounces of 999.9 Fine Gold, the reverse a modern recreation of Jean Baptiste Merlen’s magnificent design from the 1831 William IV Crown, the crowned and garnished shield of the United Kingdom within the Collar and Badge of the Order of the Garter, all upon an ermine-lined mantle, the obverse with the left-facing portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings, 62.42 grammes, 40mm diameter, FDC in the Royal Mint’s original presentation case of issue with certificate and accompanying booklet, only 150 issued in this presentation format, with a maximum coin mintage of 175
Two Hundred Pounds 2026 The Spice Girls, Music Legends series, commemorating the 30th Anniversary of the release of their debut single Wannabe and their debut album Spice, the reverse designed by Ffion Gwillim featuring silhouettes of the five members of the group, Baby, Ginger, Posh, Scary and Sporty Spice, with their reproduced signatures below, the obverse with the portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings. Two Ounces of .9999 fine gold, 62.42 grammes, 40mm diameter, milled edge, Gold Proof FDC, in the original Royal Mint case of issue with certificate and booklet, only 30 issued in this presentation, maximum mintage 36
Two Hundred Pounds 2024 The Great Engravers Collection – The Waterloo Medal, Allied Leaders, two ounces of 999.9 gold, 62.42 grammes, 40mm diameter. The obverse with the crowned portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings, reverse after Benedetto Pistrucci’s celebrated Waterloo Medal, the conjoined busts left of the four Allied sovereigns: George, Prince Regent; Francis II, Emperor of Austria; Alexander I, Emperor of Russia; and Frederick William III, King of Prussia. The portraits are surrounded by an intricate series of classical and allegorical figures symbolising the peace achieved following the defeat of Napoleon, with Apollo driving his quadriga above and Iris and Zephyrus following. The design was reproduced from moulds taken from Pistrucci’s original dies, now preserve in the Royal Mint Museum. Proof FDC.
Burma VIP Proof Set 1949 (5 coin set) in NGC Holders 8 Pe PF64, 4 Pe PF64, 2 Pe PF65, Pe PF64+, 2 Pyas PF66 comes with a Royal Mint maroon presentation case with the mythical Burmese Chinthe embossed in gold and with original documentation from the Burmese Currency Board Parker Street London
New Zealand 1964 VIP Proof Set London Mint (6 coin set) in PCGS Holders comprising Florin PR65CAM, Shilling PR65CAM, Sixpence PR64, Threepence PR66CAM, Penny PR65RB and Halfpenny PR64RB
Spanish Netherlands - Flanders Louis II De Male Lion D'Or (1346-84) Gent Crowned Lion obverse with FLANDERS beneath NGC MS64 very rare thus a spectacular fully struck well rounded hammered gold piece
Five Guineas 1691 TERTIO, William and Mary, conjoined laureate and draped busts right, GVLIELMVS ET MARIA DEI GRATIA, reverse crowned quartered shield of arms with the Nassau escutcheon at the centre, date divided above, MAG BR FR ET HIB REX ET REGINA, edge inscribed in raised letters DECVS ET TVTAMEN ANNO REGNI TERTIO, S.3422, KM.479.1 better than Fine with a small edge bump beneath the shield
Penny 1860 Dies 2 + B the toothed and beaded mule Britannia's shield with treble incuse lines Freeman 9 the coin is almost fully lustrous and with prooflike fields and in a NGC Holder FREEMAN 9 MS64 RB rated R17 by Freeman and the first example we have seen
Sovereign 1908C Marsh 183 and unlisted as a currency coin by Spink, listed by Marsh as Satin Finish with a mintage of just 633 pieces, Marsh states he had heard of six examples and made notes on just four, this example Good VF perhaps once lightly cleaned
Two Hundred Pounds 2022 Harry Potter 25th Anniversary Gold Two Ounce, Reverse: Harry Potter portrait, a new design by Ffion Gwillim, showcasing the wizardry of modern minting techniques, S.HP17 Gold Proof FDC in the Royal Mint box of issue with certificate and booklet, only 110 pieces minted, with just 100 in this presentation format
Crown Elizabeth I mintmark 1 (1601) S.2582 even tone, strong portrait, bold legends, excellent detail reverse shields, on a good round flan so ticks all the boxes and in a NGC Holder at AU53
Ryal (Rose Noble) Edward IV Light Coinage (1464-1470) London Mint S.1950 mintmark Crown EF or near so and sharply struck, 7.66 grammes, very desirable in this high grade
China, Republic, Dollar, ND (1912), Memento of the Founding of the Republic, Silver, L&M-42, Kann 603, Y-319, obverse bust of Dr Sun Yat-sen facing left, reverse denomination within wreath, commemorating the establishment of the Republic of China. A classic Chinese crown and one of the key issues of the Republican series. Unc with subdued brilliance under a light tone, Certified and graded by NGC as UNC Details Cleaned. Highly sought after by collectors of Chinese silver dollars and seldom offered in high grade.
Sovereign 1924SA Marsh 288, S.4004, GEF in an LCGS holder and graded LCGS 65, an extremely rare date with a tiny mintage of just 2660 pieces, very seldom offered in any grade, Ex LCA 185 (June 2024) Lot 2118 realised £6,500
Five Pounds 2026 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Queen Elizabeth II, the reverse by Timothy Noad inspired by the decorative ironwork of St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle, where the late Queen is interred, the design framed by 100 beads representing the centenary of her birth, the obverse with the portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings, edge inscribed A LIFE WELL LIVED, A PROMISE WITH DESTINY KEPT. Gold Proof, 39.94 grammes of 22 carat gold, 38.61mm diameter, FDC in the original Royal Mint case of issue with certificate and booklet, maximum mintage 235.
Five Pounds 2026 500 Years of the Crown, commemorating the introduction of the first English gold crown under Henry VIII in 1526, the reverse by Timothy Noad inspired by the original Tudor issue, with a crowned double rose flanked by the cyphers of King Charles III and Queen Camilla and the legend ANNIVERSARY OF THE GOLD CROWN 1526–2026, the obverse with the portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings within a distinctive border of five roses, one representing each century since the introduction of the denomination. Gold Proof, 39.94 grammes of 22 carat gold, 38.61mm diameter, FDC in the original Royal Mint case of issue with certificate and booklet, only 150 issued in this presentation, maximum mintage 160.
Belgium, Léopold I, 5 Francs 1832 Position A, KM3.1, silver, Brussels Mint, by Joseph-Pierre Braemt, bare head of Léopold I left, reverse value and date within wreath, incuse lettered edge DIEU PROTEGE LA BELGIQUE, Position A edge lettering, NGC PF63. Rare Proof striking of the first Belgian 5 Francs type; the regular 1832 Position A issue is recorded with a mintage of only 37,000 pieces. Rare and desirable in Proof.
Laurel James I Fourth Head variety, Tie ends form a bracket to value S.2638C mintmark Lis Choice and lustrous the reverse shields and portrait very sharp graded AU58 by NGC (8.91 grams)
Five Pounds 1982, Quintuple Sovereign, second crowned portrait of Queen Elizabeth II right by Arnold Machin, reverse St. George and the Dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci, date in the exergue, S.PGS03, KM.924, Gold Proof, in a PCGS holder and graded PR69 DCAM.
Five Pounds 1989 500th Anniversary of the First Gold Sovereign Gold Proof in an NGC holder and graded PF69 Ultra Cameo, a popular issue and always desirable in the highest grades
Five Pounds 2026 Portraits of a Queen – Elizabeth II, the Fifth Effigy, the reverse featuring Jody Clark’s fifth and final definitive coinage portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, first introduced in 2015, remastered by Gordon Summers, Chief Engraver of the Royal Mint, the portrait set against a field of radiating lines with PORTRAIT OF A QUEEN 2015–2022, the obverse with the portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings. Gold Proof, 39.94 grammes of 22 carat gold, 38.61mm diameter, FDC in the original Royal Mint case of issue with certificate and booklet, one of only 150 issued in this presentation.
Five Pounds 2026 Portraits of a Queen – Elizabeth II, the Fourth Effigy, the reverse featuring Ian Rank-Broadley’s fourth definitive coinage portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, first introduced in 1998, remastered by Gordon Summers, Chief Engraver of the Royal Mint, the portrait set against a field of radiating lines with PORTRAIT OF A QUEEN 1998–2015, the obverse with the portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings. Gold Proof, 39.94 grammes of 22 carat gold, 38.61mm diameter, FDC in the original Royal Mint case of issue with certificate and booklet, one of only 150 issued in this presentation.
Five Pounds 2026 Portraits of a Queen – Elizabeth II, the Third Effigy, the reverse featuring Raphael Maklouf’s third definitive coinage portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, first introduced in 1985, remastered by Gordon Summers, Chief Engraver of the Royal Mint, the portrait set against a field of radiating lines with PORTRAIT OF A QUEEN 1985–1997, the obverse with the portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings. Gold Proof, 39.94 grammes of 22 carat gold, 38.61mm diameter, FDC in the original Royal Mint case of issue with certificate and booklet, one of only 150 issued in this presentation.
Noble Henry VI Annulet issue, London Mint S.1799 Mintmark Lis, Annulet in first spandrel of second quarter, and by sword arm, EF on a full flan of 6.9 grams
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