Milled coins production commenced in full earnest from 1662, following earlier attempts during the reign of Elizabeth Ist and Charles I.
Peter Bloudeau was given authority to produce coins using machinery which over the years has very productive. In the industrial revolution production of coinage was increased ten fold due to the demands on money.
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Anne Crown 1713
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Charles II 1662 Crown
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Charles II Crown 1673/2
£650.00 -
Charles II Pattern Farthing
£500.00 -
Charles II Pattern Halfpenny
£285.00 -
Charles II Shilling 1663 Rare
£600.00 -
George I 1720 Shilling
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George I Shilling 1723
£225.00 -
George II 1736 Shilling
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George II 1741 Shilling
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George II Lima Shilling
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George III 1819 Crown
£650.00 -
George III Bank of England Dollar
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George III Bank Token
£275.00 -
George III Sixpence 1816
£70.00 -
George IV 1821 Shilling
£225.00 -
George IV 1821 Shilling
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George V 1927 Proof Crown
£300.00 -
Queen Victoria Shilling 1842
£250.00 -
Victoria (1837-1901) Godless Florin, 1849
£425.00 -
Victoria 1839 Shilling
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Victoria 1865 Shilling
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Victoria Godless Florin, 1839
£230.00 -
Victoria Gothic Florin 1870
£125.00 -
Victoria Gothic Florin 1875
£825.00 -
William III 1696 Crown
£585.00 -
William III Shilling 1700
£550.00 -
William III Shilling 1700 Large OO’s
£520.00