I have found some coins which really belong to my children and before I pass them on I would like to find out if they are worth anything.
The first is a small gold coin about 2 cms with the Head of Queen Elizabeth and the words Elizabeth Dei Gratis Regina on one side and the other The Imperial State Crown with an image of the Queen's crown - see image,
The other coins are silver crowns I think to commemorate the silver wedding of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip as it has their date of marriage plus 25 years. Issued by Barclays Bank in small blue plastic holders.
I would be grateful if anyone could give me a rough idea of value if any. Thanks
Two coins
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The first one seems to be this one:
http://www.inumis.com/vso//royaume-uni-elisabeth-ii-medaillette-au-module-du-demi-souverain-sd-monnaie-a38552.html
The first one seems to be this one:
http://www.inumis.com/vso//royaume-uni-elisabeth-ii-medaillette-au-module-du-demi-souverain-sd-monnaie-a38552.html
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The copper nickel 25th wedding anniversary tokens are less interesting 
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Double check weight and dimensions, plenty of fake ones out there and those tests will help confirm authenticity.
You don't want to sell it on as a .999 gold coin if it is a fake plated instead.
You don't want to sell it on as a .999 gold coin if it is a fake plated instead.
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