A superb gold medal issued by Fort William College, Calcutta in 1800 during the reign of George III. Rare and significant, this piece captures the educational and colonial heritage of British India in remarkable detail.

Estimate: £4,200-£7,000

An impressive 1862 silver Peso from Republican Chile, struck in Santiago. Beautifully preserved with strong detail and toning, this coin reflects the early independence era of Latin America.

Estimate: £400-£800

Great Engravers: Una and the Lion. A modern tribute to one of Britain’s most beloved coin designs, this proof £10 silver issue combines technical brilliance with timeless symbolism.

Estimate: £950-£1,200

A rare lead Seal of the Commonwealth bearing the name of Oliver Cromwell as Lord Protector. An evocative and seldom-seen piece from England’s revolutionary mid-17th century period.

Estimate: £350-£600

A silver Siliqua of Constantine II, minted in Trier between 337–361 AD. Crisp detail, strong strike, and historical depth — a classic Roman issue from the twilight of the empire.

Estimate: £300-£500

A stunning gold 100 Qirsh from Egypt under Abdul Hamid II (AH1293/12 = 1897). Ottoman imperial majesty in full display — sharply struck and in excellent condition.

Estimate: £500-£700

A rare proof 1,000 Dollars from Hong Kong, 1997 — issued for the handover of the territory to China. Struck in gold and highly desirable as a historical and investment piece.

Estimate: £800-£1,250

A choice example of the Greek 1884-A 20 Drachmai in gold, issued under King George I. Attractive colour and crisp details make this an ideal piece for Hellenic or royal-themed collections.

Estimate: £400-£500