Milled & Shipwreck Coins

Milled & Shipwreck coins for sale

A stunning assortment of Milled coins. These coins date from the 17th to 20th centuries and include coin from the rule of Charles II, Williams III, Anne and Mary right up to Elizabeth II. All of these Milled coins are available to purchase online today. We are always looking to buy Milled coin collections. Also in this category are Shipwreck coins, generally Dutch or Spanish and recovered from shipwrecks around the world. Each has a fantastic story and much further research can be done making these an ideal gift or interesting addition to any collection.

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Jun 25

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New Ancient coins listed!

A small selection of Greek, Roman & Byzantine coins have been listed this week, a gold Stater of Philip II and Electrum stater from Carthage, together with a run of Tiberius denarii from the Helmingham hoard (Suffolk). Ending with gold solidi dating to the end of the Roman Empire, Zeno was the last in a long line of emperors before the Byzantine Empire took hold. ...

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Jun 18

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An exciting group of Iron Age coins has been listed today, gold staters, quarter staters and silver from all of the coin issuing tribes, the stars include the best Dobunni Eisu stater we’ve ever seen (yes, it really is that good!) and an excessively rare silver unit of Verica, arguably the finest known. ...

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Jun 17

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A nice selection of British coins have been listed today, starting with some really rare sceat’s, an example of the rarely seen Aelfwald II’s short lived coinage and the coveted ‘Fledgling type’ from the Secondary series.

Still with the Saxon’s a selection of pennies of Aethelred and Edward the Confessor then important Medieval pieces like Robert the Bruce of Scotland and Oliver Cromwell.

More to come tomorrow! ...

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Jun 11

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An exciting selection of premium coins has been listed today, high grade examples from the Ancient and Medieval periods.

English nobles to Roman emperors, we’ll let the images say the rest…. ...

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