www.dorchesters.com is a great place to find a number of rare and
interesting reproduction Greek, Celtic, Roman and British coins.
Amongst the highlights are:
Roman
Sestertius of Titus
Aureus of Ceasar
As of Augustus with Agrippa
Aureus of Augustus
Solidus of Avitus
British
Penny of Eustace Fitzjohn
Edward III Noble
Henry IV Noble
Henry VII Sovereign
Elizabeth I Crown
Charles I Declaration Pound
Charles I Pontefract and Scarborough Siege Shillings and Crowns
The coins are great for individuals filling a gap in their reproduction coin
collection through to re-enactment groups who use the reproduction coins in
their displays as well as television and film projects.
Enjoy :)
Dorchesters.com
No it's not.
"Founded in 2002 Dorchesters.com is now the foremost supplier of rare
museum quality reproduction coins and British full size and miniature
medals and ribbon."
So what is that "George II Gold Guinea" selling at £5 actually made
of? Because it's clearly not gold.
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