Great Britain 1623/4 James I AV Quarter Laurel (5 shillings) mm Lis

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Great Britain 1623/4 James I AV Quarter Laurel (5 shillings) mm LisGreat Britain 1623 4 King James I Gold Quarter Laurel (5 shillings) 3rd coinage, beaded, S2642B. Good Very Fine. The Gold Quarter Laurel of James I was a denomination only issued during his third and final coinage (1619 25). A full Laurel was worth 20 shillings, a quarter Laurel 5 shillings. The obverse shows a large portrait of James, facing left, his laurels tied with two loose ends at his neck. A mark of value a 'V' appears in the field behind. The

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1948 Royal Silver Wedding 15r on £1 blue

his final years were marked by financial scandal that left many in England indebted to the throne

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The lot includes a secret letter from mistress Natty Revuelta Clews to Castro

7 inch card bearing an inscription and signature from Martin Luther King Jr

Halfcrown William IV 1836 WW in script Uncirculated and graded 82 by London Coins Grading Service and in their holder ALERT ME WHEN ANOTHER IS AVAILABLE >

comprising a metal food bowl

Document measures approximately 12" by 15" (30cm by 41cm) and is very good condition

Centred slightly left

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