I collect old coins from all different places. The Silver Jubilee coin I had valued at 40 pounds. Also I did take them on Dickinsons Real deal back in 2009 on the 18th August to find out more about them at the Town Hall. They are a interesting collection of coins which are all individual.
The oldest coins are dated, 1920, 1934, 1752. They are from all different country's passed down to me from the older generation. The Duke told me to take then to Chiswick Auction House based in London. But I have kept hold of them for the time being. Wanted to share my story about them with you. As history is a very interesting subject such as old style objects like this. Are a mix of coins some are new others are collectible items. They represent all kinds of history depends what pictures are on them. Can be Olympics or celebrations but each is very individual and are a dated to show the era they have came from. Some of them have George printed on others have Queen Elizabeth or the royal Britannia. The old 3 pence coins are big compared to the modern ones. The old 50p pence use to use it at the Launderette but since have been replaced with the new small 50p coin.