James I Gold Quarter Laurel 1603-1625AD
£550.00
James I Gold Quarter Laurel 1603-1625AD
20x21mm, 2.18g
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Our new listings today are from the Anglo Saxon and Norman periods, including early sceattas and later pennies.
Highlights are a good portrait coin of Aethelstan and high-grade two-line type penny from his father, Edward the Elder.
In the Late Anglo-Saxon coinage there are some lovely pennies with strong old cabinet tones and a few rare mints, check out the penny minted in Ilchester!A fine group of premium Medieval coins have been added today, including a lovely noble of Edward III, rare quarter noble of Henry IV, two half laurels of James I and a Pontefract siege piece struck during the English Civil War.
We welcome your thoughts—let us know which piece stands out to you...
#silburycoins #medieval #Numismatics #CoinCollection #HistoricalCoins #BritishHistory #EdwardIII #HenryIV #JamesI #EnglishCivilWar #RareCoins #CoinCollectorsTodays upload focuses on premium coins from the Greek and Roman empires, including gold coins from the likes of Alexander the Great and his father, Philip II, Magnus Maximus and a rare silver denarius of Caligula, these are sure to delight!
Which one would you add to your collection?✨ 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
🛠️ Our upgraded payment system: now with Apple Pay, Google Pay & smoother checkout
📜 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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