Austria-Hungary, Charles VI (as Charles III of Hungary), Coronation Medal 1712, Copper, 48mm, 43.0g. Obverse: armoured equestrian figure riding right with raised sword, legend HVNG ET HISP REX CAROLVS TERTIVS and associated coronation inscription, dated in exergue POSONII 1712. Reverse: radiant sunburst with central letter C above the terrestrial globe amongst clouds, legend CONSTANTIA ET FORTITVDINE, the outer inscription after Ovid. Issued to commemorate the Coronation of Charles VI as King of Hungary at Pressburg (Pozsony, now Bratislava) in 1712. NGC graded MS63 BN, a choice Mint State example with full original detail, attractive even brown surfaces and considerable eye appeal. Rare in this state of preservation.
Coronation of Charles III 6 May 2023, 38 mm, One Ounce .999 Fine Gold Proof Charles and Camilla obverse, MAGNAE BRITANNIAE crossed sceptres and shields reverse FDC in a presentation box with certificate 24 of just 35 minted
White Metal (6) includes 67mm REPUBLICA GENEVENSIS pleasing city view with boats, Crystal Palace 1862 (2), Leeds rebuilt 1841, Charles III 1706 and War for the Independence of Italy this EF others Fine
Investiture of KingCharles III (then Prince Charles) as Prince of Wales 1969 40mm diameter in silver by G. Colley, Obverse Portrait of the Prince half facing with Royal Shield of Arms and Prince of Wales feathers in the fields, HRH PRINCE OF WALES 1st JULY 1969, Reverse: The Welsh Dragon with castle behind, INVESTITURE CAERNARVON CASTLE , CASTELL CAERNARFON, hallmarked and numbered on the edge, Lustrous UNC with some light hairlines
Investiture of KingCharles III (then Prince Charles) as Prince of Wales 1969 39mm diameter in Britannia Silver, by J.Pinches, Obverse: Bust right, crowns CHARLES PRINCE OF WALES, Reverse Royal Arms with supporters INVESTITURE . CAERNARVON . JULY 1969 (5) each Lustrous UNC and prooflike, in slides cases with accompanying certificates
Investiture of KingCharles III (then Prince Charles) as Prince of Wales 1969 58mm diameter in silver by M. Rizzello, the Official Royal Mint issue, Eimer 2116a, 98.28 grammes, UNC or near so, with some toning, in the red Royal Mint box of issue with certificate
Queen VictoriaDiamond Jubilee 1897 the Official Royal Mint issue 25mm diameter in silver (2) the first VF boxed, the second Near Fine, Coronation of Edward VII 1902 The Official Royal Mint issue 31mm diameter in silver (2) the first NEF, the second NVF/GF with some scratches George V Silver Jubilee 1935 NEF cleaned, boxed, Coronation of George VI 1937 Britannia stand in a portico, holding flag and crown, 44mm diameter in bronze EF boxed, Coronation of Edward VIII 40mm diameter in base metal pierced for suspension (2) the first EF, the second VF bent with some stains, Investiture of KingCharles III (then Prince Charles) as Prince of Wales 1969 (2) the first the first 38mm diameter in lacquered bronze, the second 32mm diameter by G.Fey in silver? reverse: Caernarvon Castle, EF, Wedding of Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips 39mm diameter in silver Prooflike UNC and lustrous
Monaco Gold medal 1866-1966 Centenary of Monte Carlo, Obverse: Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace conjoined busts, Reverse: Charles III standing, behind a view of the principality 6.93 grammes of .900 gold GF/NVF with some surface marks
Spain, Birth of Charles III 1716, by G.B.A., silver, 24mm., obv. Heads of Charles & Elizabeth, rev. female standing with child, 25mm. Cleaned, Fine, along with USA Worlds Columbian Exposition Chicago, USA 1892-1893 bronze, cleaned with edge bruising, Home for the Aged - Sons & daughters of Israel, brass, together with six other US medals and a Vancouver Ferry token. Generally VF. (10).
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