This silver Twenty Pence coin from the Briot Issue during the reign of King Charles I of Scotland (1625-1649) offers a glimpse into medieval European numismatics.
Part of the 3rd Coinage series, this coin, designated as S.5526, showcases a toned silver grey color. Grading, a subjective assessment, adds to the intrigue of this historical artifact.
A valuable addition for collectors interes…

This is a limited edition stamp album from Calhoun's Gold Nations series, featuring 23 stamps coated in 23K gold.
The album includes stamps from various nations, including Western Germany and the Soviet Union, which no longer exist. The set is numbered and in overall good condition.
Please note that as a used item, there may be minor evidence of use or imperfections. This stamp album is a…

This Scottish Claymore Short Medieval Dagger with Sheath is an impressive piece for collectors of daggers.
The blade, made of 440 Stainless Steel, features a ridge down the center and comes slightly sharpened with a sharp point.
The steel guard showcases the traditional Scottish design of downward sloping arms ending in quatrefoils, with a languet on each side to secure the dagger in the …

This historic document is a printed Royal Edict from the reign of William III in 1695. The act, titled "An Act for the Better Payment of Inland Bills of Exchange," was printed in London on November 22nd of that year and contains 6 pages of text.
Measuring 11.5" x 7.5", this manuscript antique is a valuable piece of history for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

Monboddo's Hat Ink by Diamine is a 30mL bottled ink designed by the Fountain Pens UK Facebook group in collaboration with Diamine.
This mid-purple ink with a faint yellow sheen was named after Lord Monboddo, a Scottish writer known for his work in evolutionary theory and teaching orangutans to play the flute.
The ink is recommended for fountain pens and is made in the UK. This ink is a gr…

This Scottish Silver 1559 Francis & Mary 12 Penny Groat Coin is a rare piece from medieval Europe, featuring a unique design with a dolphin facing left.
The predominantly lightly toned silver grey color adds to its historical charm. Graded as About Very Fine, this coin showcases the intricate craftsmanship of the time period.
A valuable addition to any collection of medieval European coin…

The Newtyle Church Communion Token is an example of exonumia, serving as a tangible reminder of religious gatherings.
Its craftsmanship reflects the period's tradition, with any grading being an informed opinion rather than an exact measurement.
As a piece of historical memorabilia, it offers insight into local church practices and community heritage. Its modest valuation emphasizes its a…

This 1843 Angus Communion Token offers a glimpse into mid-19th century ecclesiastical life, crafted as a small piece of exonumia.
Its design reflects the religious practices and local craftsmanship of the period, serving as a tangible artifact of historical significance.
The token measures a standard size for tokens of its era, making it suitable for collection or study. Preserved with ca…

This Scotland Charles I Silver Twenty Pence Briot Issue coin, dating back to the 17th century, is a remarkable piece of medieval European numismatic history.
Part of the 3rd Coinage, this AR Twenty Pence showcases intricate design details and a toned silver grey coloration. Graded as per numismatic standards, the coin's value is considered high-end, reflecting its historical significance and …

The Scotland Royal Bank 1 Pound 2001 Banknote is a striking piece of UK paper money, known for its intricate design.
Each bill is crisp and unique, featuring a different serial number. This authentic currency note is a valuable addition to any collection, showcasing the artistry of Scotland's banknotes.
Available at a bargain price, this banknote offers a glimpse into the world of paper c…