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George IV AD 1820-1830 Gold Two Pounds AD 1823
£3,250.00
George IV AD 1820-1830 Gold Two Pounds
AD 1823
Bare head left/St George and dragon
S3798; 27mm, 16.00g
A pleasing, high grade example.
Out of stock
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✨ Autumn 2025 Newsletter is LIVE! ✨
As the colours change and the air turns crisp, we’re thrilled to bring you the latest from the world of numismatics at Silbury Coins 🍂. In this issue, discover:
🪙 Remarkable Roman, Anglo‑Saxon & Medieval coins
🏴☠️ The debut Scottish Borders Collection — spanning over 2,000 years of British history
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📜 A stunning Henry VIII Gold Crown from the Double Rose series
📦 Hundreds of new English hammered coins listed exclusively online
Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just beginning your journey, there’s something here to spark your curiosity and delight your collection.
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Beginning with the Iron age, examples of gold and silver coinage including highlights such as a rare gold stater of the Atrebatic king Epaticcus. There are around 27 staters of Epaticcus known, 13 of which are housed in the British museum. Epaticcus is most famous for expelling king Verica from Southern England with the backing of Cunobelinus prompting the Claudian Invasion in 43 A.D.
Which leads us nicely on to the Roman coins, including gold aurei of Claudius and Marcus Aurelius together with high grade silver denarii and Sestertii.
Silver and gold coins from the Anglo Saxon period feature a Crondall Shilling, several rarities from Northumbria and late pennies from rare mints such as Bridport and Dorchester.
English Medieval gold coins are well represented, then with the introduction of milled coinage we see a run of two guinea pieces followed by a proof Gothic crown of Victoria and 1937 Proof set from George VI.
Careful attention has been paid to the quality of the coins, we think this shows and it has been a pleasure preparing this collection for the market!
View all new listings on our website - live today!New Roman & Greek coins added today.
A handful of high grade Roman Republican denarii, a stunning gold solidus of Honorius, famous for withdrawing Roman support from Britain leading to the Dark Ages and pleasing Greek coins from Attica, Caria and Macedon.
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