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Hidden
Volume 58, Number 10 / October 2021
Unfairly overlooked? THIS month we start a new four part series by David Seaman on the Maundy Money of William and Mary. A specialist subject I think you’ll agree but one which I am sure will be of interest no matter what you collect—and reading Part I got me thinking, why is Maundy Money still relatively cheap? Ok, so in recent years prices have increased, but not to the same degree as the prices of other coins have and I don’t understand why. For those of you who don’t know, Maundy Money is all related to alms and Easter. In the Christian calendar Maundy Thursday (or Holy Thursday) is...
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Forty years a Tiffie
Volume 59, Number 9 / October 2021
Home is where the medals are MEDAL NEWS author Dan Lyon wrote to us earlier this month outlining a recent positive experience, and wanting to thank those involved. Some time ago whilst writing an article on one William Percy Lyon, Dan managed to track down the man’s great-granddaughter in Canada and, still having her details, contacted her the moment he saw the medals to her relation come up at auction at DNW in August. The medals, a pair named to Honorary Captain W. P. Lyon (Honorary Captain is the Canadian Army title for a chaplain instead of Reverend) along with the recipient’s British...
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Forty years a Tiffie
Home is where the medals are MEDAL NEWS author Dan Lyon wrote to us earlier this month outlining a recent positive experience, and wanting to thank those involved. Some time ago whilst writing an article on one William Percy Lyon, Dan managed to track down the man’s great-granddaughter in...
Read moreStop Thief - coins stolen
The following coins are known to have been stolen during a robbery in London on Saturday September 25: 1838 Victoria gold sovereign MS64 PCGS cert number 28440033 1937 5 pound PF66 NGC cert 5880465006 10 Thaler 1833 MS62 PCGS cert 40314633 The Who 200P gold PF70 NGC FR 6133320001 ...
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Hidden
Unfairly overlooked? THIS month we start a new four part series by David Seaman on the Maundy Money of William and Mary. A specialist subject I think you’ll agree but one which I am sure will be of interest no matter what you collect—and reading Part I got me thinking, why is Maundy Money still...
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