could i have a lead trial of victoria jubilee

[shanew 0]

hi all

I have a lead piece possible a test on trial

its lead had a hard life and looks like this link

queen Victoria jubilee metal 77mm

[Chris Perkins 223]

No. They probably used the same die to strike white metal commemorative medals and yours is what's left of one!

[Peckris 579]

hi all

I have a lead piece possible a test on trial

its lead had a hard life and looks like this link

queen Victoria jubilee metal 77mm

The Jubilee medal is exquisite! A really nice piece - I'm jealous.

[bagerap 706]

Can't see it too well, but I'm assuming it's the one with the small crown perched like a tea cosy. If so, it was issued at 75 mm in pewter, white metal and lead. Both lead and WM turn up from time to time as uniface pieces, and once in a blue moon as inlays in furniture, tea caddies etc.

I've seen the remains of the lead piece set into a garden bench in St Helier many moons ago.

[shanew 0]

ok thanks boys will have it in a few days and will send better pictures

[shanew 0]

hi guys it here it is pewter and not lead and it has a strainge pattern in the fields any thoughts this is a closup of here eye and mouth

[richlustre 1]

When did Daniella Westbrook start appearing on numismatic material? Check out the snout on that..