tubandpud Posted December 7, 2004 Posted December 7, 2004 This 'coin' is 1/14 inches (30mm) dia. Dark metal (copper ?), Quite ornate. Rev. Outer band 1837-97TO COMMEMORATE THE 60th YEAR OF HER MAJESTYS REIGN. Inner has branches/flowers/leaves at thebottom, three fanned shields above them, crown (with sun rays) above them, then THE DIAMOND JUBILEEabove that. Obv. has 1897 at bottom - outer band has FOUR GENERATIONS OF THE (crown with sun rays) (at top) BRITISH ROYAL FAMILY. Across the middle (main part) are four heads. Geo. VI as a boy, Geo. V,Edward VII and Victoria veiled bust. Under Victoria's head is printed COPYRIGHT !! Any ideas what to call this ? Thanks. Quote
Geoff T Posted December 7, 2004 Posted December 7, 2004 2nd query.This is a medal struck to commemorate Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee in 1897. It's one of a number which show the Queen annd her heirs in the next three generations. The small boy of 3 is not George VI but Edward VIII. They're fairly common; the most attractice one of this type I've come across was issued by Spink.Geoff Quote
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