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 …

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 collection of cashmere scarves are a luxurious addition to any wardrobe.
Made from 100% cashmere, they are incredibly soft and delicate, requiring careful handling. The scarves are a generous size, measuring 72"x 12", and are suitable for both men and women.
With a checked plaid design, they are a fashionable accessory that can be worn for any occasion. At a bargain price, they offer…

The Highland Heritage Collection offers a traditional accessory for those seeking to embrace Scottish culture with authenticity.
Made from Pure Acrylic Wool with a 100% cotton lining, the Kilt Spats provide a classic touch to any ensemble. The Scottish Tam included in the collection boasts a vibrant array of colors, each representing different clans and tartans.
Perfect for those who appr…

This Scottish £1 banknote from 2001, issued by The Royal Bank of Scotland plc, is classified under pick number 351e in the Standard Catalog of World Paper Money 25th edition.
The note is in uncirculated condition, making it a valuable addition to any collection. Please note that the serial numbers may vary, and the prefix/suffix could differ from what is mentioned.
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This set of 4 Silver Heritage Teaspoons is a charming addition to any collection, showcasing a pattern originally released in 1953 by 1847 Rogers.
These teaspoons are in very nice condition, with an approximate length of 6 inches. Perfect for everyday use or as a vintage display piece, these silverplate flatware pieces are sure to add a touch of elegance to any table setting.
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