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The deliberate hole piercing suggests historical repurposing—possibly as a talisman or decorative element—lending authentic provenance to the piece
the Third Guinea was valued at seven shillings and remains elusive in superior grades
Presented in a protective case
representing both historical significance and superior craftsmanship from the mid-1930s
The 1913 Threepence in About Uncirculated (AUNC) condition offers an exceptional example of early 20th-century British coinage
1711 SILVER RIDER DUCATON WEST FRIESLAND NETHERLANDS SHIELD BACK The deliberate hole piercing suggestsThis distinguished 1711 silver Rider Ducaton from West Friesland exemplifies the pinnacle of early 18th century Dutch coinage artistry and monetary prestige. The Ducaton, featuring its celebrated mounted knight imagery, represented one of the most respected silver denominations circulating throughout European trade networks and international commerce. West Friesland's production during this period reflects the region's sustained economic influence and