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Certified Coins
Please view our selection of certified coins for sale. Certified coins are coins which have been independently graded by a grading house (or grading service) and then encapsulated or 'slabbed' in a hard plastic holder. Quite simply some people prefer the security offered by independent grading and the protection that the encapsulation offers the coin, others prefer to buy the coin in raw form. We now offer a small selection of good quality certified coins, please let us know if you have any specific requirements.


Edward III (1327-1377)
Gold Noble
Treaty period, London, certified and graded by NGC as MS 62
£13000



Commonwealth (1649-1660)
Silver Sixpence
1651, N over inverted N, NGC AU 58
£3000



George I (1714-1727)
Silver Shilling
1725 Welsh Copper Company, about mint state, graded by NGC as MS 62, joint finest known
£15500



George IV (1820-1830)
Silver Shilling
1825, laureate head, mint state in CGS holder graded UNC 85
£575



William IV (1830-1837)
Gold Proof Two Pounds
1831, bare head, edge plain, certified and graded by NGC as PF 63 ultra cameo



Victoria (1837-1901)
Silver Shilling
1866, young head, in NGC holder graded MS 63
£375



George V (1910-1936)
Bronze Penny
1913, about mint state, in NGC holder graded MS65 RB
£150
