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1902 Edward VII Great Britain Coronation Silver Medal SP64

£150.00

A superb 1902 Great Britain silver coronation medal, issued to commemorate the coronation of King Edward VII. Featuring a finely detailed crowned portrait with an attractive matte finish and natural toning, this historic medal is graded PCGS SP64 and is a desirable piece of British royal history.

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A superb 1902 Great Britain silver coronation medal, issued to commemorate the coronation of King Edward VII. The obverse features a finely detailed crowned portrait of the King in ceremonial robes, surrounded by the inscription marking his coronation on 9 August 1902.

Struck with an attractive matte finish, this historic medal displays excellent detail and pleasing natural toning. Professionally graded PCGS SP64, it is a high-quality example of this important Edwardian coronation issue, catalogued as Eimer 1871b and BHM 3737. A desirable piece of British royal and numismatic history.

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GBPUSDEUR
Spot Gold Price£3168.65$4194.46€3744.80
Spot Silver Price£45.93$60.81€54.29
GBPUSDEUR
Spot Gold Price£101.89$134.87€120.41
Spot Silver Price£1.48$1.96€1.75
GBPUSDEUR
Spot Gold Price£101886.00$134870.14€120411.57
Spot Silver Price£1477.00$1955.16€1745.56

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