Printed Auction 32 Aftersale Lot 363

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Printed Auction 32 Aftersale Lot 363

BRITISH ROYAL MINT ISSUES. All come in capsules, certificates and with the leather hinge-top box provided by the Royal Mint.

(1) 1989 £2 Silver Piedfort Two-Coin Set. (31.96 gm each at .925 fineness; .9504 oz. each, Actual Silver Weight). (£85)

(2) 1989 £2 Silver Proof Two-Coin Set. (.4752 oz ASW each) (£65)

(3) 1990 Silver Proof Five Pence Two-Coin Set. (Transition from old to new 5p). (.1665 ASW and.0966 ASW) (£30)

(4) 1992 Silver Proof Ten-Pence Two-Coin set. (Transition from old to new 10p). (.3363 ASW and .1933 ASW) (£34)

(5) 1994 (1944-1994) Silver Proof Piedfort D-Day Commemorative Fifty Pence Coin (.8681 ASW) (£60)

Total silver weight is 4.5 1 oz Current Standard Catalog value is £274 or >$400.).

Price:
$210
 
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