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Struck since 1817, it was originally a circulating coin that was accepted in Britain and elsewhere in the world; it is now a bullion coin and is sometimes mounted in jewellery. In addition, circulation strikes and proof examples are often collected for their numismatic value. In most recent years, it has borne the design of Saint George and the Dragon on the reverse; the initials (B P) of the designer, Benedetto Pistrucci, are visible to the right of the date. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6376414bac4e6c3d5421e112/b36a7c82-251d-4e6d-a091-0dd6b1edabd0/9.png Home Silver tea services have been made since the late 18th century, as before this each piece would have their own designs and trends. Silver tea services were originally designed for the upper classes of society and whilst they are not often used for their original purpose, silver tea services are collected for their historical and decorative appeal. The value of a silver tea service is affected by various factors including the maker, age, condition and rarity. The maker can have a significant impact on the value, as pieces made by well-known silversmiths such as Paul Storr or Georg Jensen can command much higher prices than those made by lesser known makers. Age also plays a role, with older pieces being more desirable and therefore having a higher value. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6376414bac4e6c3d5421e112/892fefc4-fa19-4492-9020-359591980580/14.png Home Specialist UK Medal Dealer in British WW1 WW2 Military War Medals, Orders, Decorations, Campaign Medals. Buy, Sell https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6376414bac4e6c3d5421e112/579466bb-6c5c-424a-9bf1-4de0028db440/4.png Home We'll buy your items in any condition - but here's the most common items we buy. Antique wristwatches Boxed watches Boys pocket watches Broken spare faces Broken watches Cocktail watches Elgin pocket watches Empty watch boxes Gentleman's wristwatches Gents evening watches Ladies purse watches Ladies wristwatches Motoring watches Any pocket watches Rolex watches Designer watches Self winding wristwatches Vintage Edox watches Vintage Jaeger le couturé Vintage Omega Vintage Seiko Vintage Smiths watches Waltham pocket watches Watch chains Watch heads Any premium vintage watches https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6376414bac4e6c3d5421e112/252d1923-430d-43fd-bad2-953dbf50d999/2.png Home We'll buy cameras and lenses in any condition with a fair price offered every time. 35mm film cameras Any vintage cameras Box brownie cameras Camera equipment Canon camera lens Canon cameras Graflex cameras Hasselblad cameras Kodak cameras Minolta cameras Nikon camera lenses Nikon cameras Olympus cameras Polaroid cameras Riding cameras Sigma camera lenses Any vintage cameras Pre-digital cameras Vintage Pentax camera Argoflex cameras Contax cameras Fujifilm cameras Graflex cameras Makina cameras Mamiya cameras Ricoh cameras https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6376414bac4e6c3d5421e112/41d86125-5018-4149-9412-4f41a4b39782/3.png Home We'll buy cameras and lenses in any condition with a fair price offered every time. 35mm film cameras Any vintage cameras Box brownie cameras Camera equipment Canon camera lens Canon cameras Graflex cameras Hasselblad cameras Kodak cameras Minolta cameras Nikon camera lenses Nikon cameras Olympus cameras Polaroid cameras Riding cameras Sigma camera lenses Any vintage cameras Pre-digital cameras Vintage Pentax camera Argoflex cameras Contax cameras Fujifilm cameras Graflex cameras Makina cameras Mamiya cameras Ricoh cameras https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6376414bac4e6c3d5421e112/1124cc8d-a570-4c89-aab8-ba99a8cb93d2/5.png Home Specialist dealer in Asian works of art from China, Japan, India and other Asian countries. Our ever-changing collection features unique and unusual objects with a story to tell. We offer free online valuations of antiques and identification service for those looking to learn more about their Asian items. Explore our collection of free Asian art resources below or contact us directly to learn more. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6376414bac4e6c3d5421e112/bc421c80-e6de-4c61-ab7e-5a1a1fc59313/6.png Home collections include courtly objects and works of art dating from the 13th century to the 19th century and Orientalist paintings. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6376414bac4e6c3d5421e112/81be291e-c7fa-4239-8972-a5e617710886/7.png Home Are you selling a sword? We are prolific antique sword / edged weapons buyer (we also buy vintage WW2 swords / daggers*) in the UK! Edged weapons include sabres, cutlasses, daggers, dirks, mamelukes, shaskas, shamshirs, etc. And we make it easy with a price guarantee. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6376414bac4e6c3d5421e112/b95cd6ec-edca-4228-bc0e-fd04acb8ee8f/8.png Home Netsuke are small, decorative sculptures that originated in Japan in the 17th century. They were originally used as button fasteners on the cords of inros, but later became more ornate. Netsuke are made from a variety of materials, including wood, ivory, shell, bone, metal, or clay. They are often carved to depict people and animals. Netsuke are valued for their age, artistic skill, and the artist who created them https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6376414bac4e6c3d5421e112/a6b2c0d9-3c74-4b96-988c-8ec76edfa615/10.png Home Silver snuff boxes catered for the mainly male tradition of taking snuff and maintaining the tobacco in an air tight container to prevent it from drying out. They can be separated into two main forms: pocket boxes that were large enough to hold a day’s worth of snuff and larger table boxes (or mulls) from which snuff was shared after a meal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6376414bac4e6c3d5421e112/1518c210-d3fc-490c-9a46-2ad09ae66800/11.png Home Selling silver cutlery online is now easier than ever. We'll buy all types of silver cutlery. Silver Boxed Fish Server Item Category Image Hallmarked Silver Coffee Bean Spoon Item Category Image Sugar Tongs Item Category Image Silver Caddy Spoons Item Category Image Hallmarked Silver Tea Spoons Item Category Image Silver Hafted Cutlery Item Category Image Silver Japanese Tea Caddy Spoon Item Category Image Cased Silver Teaspoons Item Category Image Kings Pattern Dessert Spoons Item Category Image Silver Serving Spoons Item Category Image Misc Cutlery Item Category Image Sauce Ladles Item Category Image Silver Basting Spoons Item Category Image Jam Spoons Item Category Image Salt Spoons Item Category Image Scottish Silver Flatware Item Category Image Mote Spoons Item Category Image Sifter, Cake Slice & Ladle Item Category Image Silver Dessert Spoons Item Category Image Sugar Nips, Letter Opener, Enamel Spoons Item Category Image Fish Slice Item Category Image Sifter Spoons https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6376414bac4e6c3d5421e112/1649911f-5993-45c9-92ba-033961efee9c/12.png Home The value of an antique spoon depends on its condition, age, and design. Sterling silver spoons are usually worth more than silver-plated spoons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6376414bac4e6c3d5421e112/b3890abe-3832-4a7f-a5ae-723e2ede41ae/13.png Home A military watch is a timepiece designed to be durable, reliable, and accurate, and to withstand harsh conditions. They are often equipped with tactical features for navigation and other situations. Military watches are known for their dark colors, white numbers, and utilitarian design. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6376414bac4e6c3d5421e112/9bdf5058-7d77-4099-9010-3f1de8b5944b/16.png Home The Krugerrand (/ˈkruːɡərænd/;[1] Afrikaans: [ˈkry.ərˌrant]) is a South African coin, first minted on 3 July 1967 to help market South African gold and produced by Rand Refinery and the South African Mint.[2][3] The name is a compound of Paul Kruger, the former President of the South African Republic (depicted on the obverse), and rand, the South African unit of currency. On the reverse side of the Krugerrand is a pronking springbok, South Africa's national animal. By 1980, the Krugerrand accounted for more than 90% of the global gold coin market and was the number one choice for investors buying gold. However, during the 1980s and 1990s, Krugerrands fell out of favor as some Western countries forbade import of the Krugerrand because of its association with the apartheid government of South Africa.[4][5] Although gold Krugerrand coins have no face value, they are considered legal tender in South Africa by the South African Reserve Bank Act (SARBA) of 1989. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6376414bac4e6c3d5421e112/1249ad59-c6f7-4f0f-928d-0b6270922ac6/19.png Home A collection of various jewelry pieces including rings, earrings, pendants, and brooches decorated with colorful gemstones and diamonds. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6376414bac4e6c3d5421e112/cbc7a955-c6b6-462d-a196-f08284b8e3c1/21.png Home An open book displaying handwritten letters on cream-colored pages. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6376414bac4e6c3d5421e112/d4feb590-240f-48e5-8bc3-fbc8ca411647/22.png Home Collection of vintage books by C.S. Lewis, including titles like 'The Last Battle' and 'The Silver Chair'. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6376414bac4e6c3d5421e112/041a7eca-0e8a-4d36-9158-efeec498157a/17.png Home Sell Pre-decimal Silver Coins Pre-Decimal Silver Coin Valuation Calculator Calculate the value of your pre-1947 silver coins today and sell them online. The Britannia Coin Company is a UK's leading online coin buyer. That means we buy a lot of pre-1947 silver coins. But what's so special about silver coins minted before 1947? And how do you know what your silver coins are worth? Our Pre-Decimal Silver Coin Valuation Calculator can help. Pre-Decimal Silver Coins Explained Have you ever wondered what your old loose change is worth? If your coins were minted before 1947, it might be more than you think. In the past, British coins were made of precious metals like gold and silver. This means that old money can be worth much more than its face value. For centuries, the Royal Mint made their silver coins from sterling silver: an alloy containing 92.5% pure silver. From 1920 the amount of silver in British coins was reduced to 50%. The silver content was entirely removed from 1947 and coins were instead made of silver-coloured cupronickel. If you have Crowns, Half-Crowns, Florins, Shillings, Sixpences, or Three Penny Pieces with a pre-1947 date on them, they likely contain a significant amount of silver. Regardless of the condition of your coins, their silver content makes them valuable and we're eager to buy them from you. The History of British Silver Coins Silver coins were part of British currency for more than two millennia. If you're thinking of selling your silver coins, it's important to understand their history. When your coins were minted can tell you how much pure silver they contain and, therefore, how much they are worth. 1154 Henry II becomes King of England. During his reign, earlier pure silver coins would be replaced with stronger sterling silver coins, made of 92.5% silver and 7.5% copper. 1551 Tudor King Edward VI increases the fineness of his silver coins after decades of debasement. Britain would return to the sterling standard under his sister Mary I. 1816 Britain has won the Napoleonic Wars at enormous cost. Economic stability is achieved through re-coinage, which establishes a standard weight-value ratio for silver coins. 1920 The silver content in British coins is reduced from 92.5% to 50%, in response to a rise in the price of silver bullion. The remaining weight is made up of copper and nickel. 1947 Silver is needed to repay the USA for debts incurred during World War Two. The metal is removed from British coins altogether and replaced with silver-coloured cupronickel. 1971 Decimalisation: the Shilling and Sixpence are abolished and new 5p, 10p and 50p coins are introduced. The Crown, Half-Crown and Florin had already ceased to be minted. 1992 New decimal coins are initially minted in the same size as older silver coins. In 1992, more convenient smaller coins are introduced. It’s these that you’ll find in your change today. Value Your Pre-Decimal Silver Coins At the Britannia Coin Company, we want to make selling your pre-1947 silver coins simple. We also want to offer you the best price. Our online Pre-Decimal Silver Coin Value Calculator means you can get a quick and accurate valuation from your sofa. We make selling your silver coins fuss-free. Our valuations are based on the weight of your silver coins. If you've got a set of scales, all you need to do is sort your coins by date, weigh them, and input the figure into our calculator. Make sure you separate pre-1920 and pre-1947 coins and select the correct coin era for an accurate price. Our Pre-Decimal Silver Coin Value Calculator will generate an instant quote, based on live silver price per gram rates. It's straightforward, fair, and guarantees you an up to the minute valuation, based on the markets. When you have the value, simply click 'Add' to proceed to checkout. It's that simple. Get The Best Price For Your Pre-1947 Silver Coins How do you know you're getting a good deal from the Britannia Coin Company? We make it easy to compare our price with your local coin dealer. If they can offer a better price, our Pre-Decimal Silver Coin Value Calculator will tell you. That way, you can make an informed decision. If you're shopping around, you'll often find prices based on multiples of the same face value. For instance, you might be quoted a price for eight pre-1947 Shillings or twenty pre-1920 Sixpences. As our valuations are based on weight, making a direct comparison might seem difficult. If you want to compare our prices with another deal, use the 'Calculate by Face Value' and 'Calculate by Denomination' tabs to compare like for like. Our tool means you can make an unbiased comparison. We're confident our prices are competitive but it pays to do your research. Calculate Pre-1947 Silver Coin Weight Our calculator works best when you know the weight of your Pre-1947 coins. Simply weigh, enter the figure and go. But what if you don't have a set of scales? No problem. You can still estimate the weight of your silver coins because each type of coin has a standard weight. Pre-decimal Silver Coin Weight Crown 28.28 grams Half-Crown 14.14 grams Florin 11.31 grams Shilling 5.65 grams Sixpence (6d) 2.83 grams Three pence (3d) 1.4 grams Coins wear down over the years, so old silver coins may weigh a little less than when they were first minted. Still, if you know the standard, fresh off the press weight, you can make a calculation to figure out the approximate total weight of your silver coins. Here's how: If you have coins from before 1920 and after, separate them into two piles: one for 1919 and earlier and another for 1920 to 1946. Sort your coins by denomination: make piles for Crowns, Half-Crowns, Florins, Shillings, Sixpences and Three Penny Pieces if you have them. With each of these smaller piles, times the number of coins by the weight listed in the table above. So, if you have twelve Florins, calculate 12 x 11.31. Repeat this process for each denomination then add all the totals together to get the total weight of your silver coins. Input that figure into our Pre-Decimal Silver Coin Value Calculator, making separate valuations for your pre-1920 and pre-1947 coins. Simple as that. Find The Face Value of Pre-Decimal Coins If you want a price based on the face value of your silver coins, simply switch to the 'Calculate by Face Value' tab. This will give you the option to input the stated value of your silver coins in Pounds, Shillings and Pence. Not confident using old money? Don't worry. Here's what to do: Separate your pre-1920 silver coins from those dated 1920-1946 then sort by denomination. Starting with the highest denomination, sort your coins into £1 piles, checking the table below to see how many of each coin make a Pound. When you don't have sufficient coins left to make a Pound, count up how many Shillings your coins can make – it should be 19 or less. When you no longer have enough coins to make a Shilling, count up how many Three Penny Pieces you have left – there should be no more than three. Voila! The number of Pounds, Shillings and Pence your collection divides into gives you the total. Input this into the Pre-Decimal Silver Coin Value Calculator for a price. Pre-decimal Silver Coins Number in Pound Number in Shilling Crown 4 - Half-Crown 8 - Florin 10 - Shilling 20 - Sixpence (6d) 40 2 Threepence (3d) 80 4 A Clear Price For Pre-Decimal Coins Is this making your head spin? That's alright. You can also calculate the value of your pre-1947 silver coins by denomination. Simply sort your coins by type, switch to the 'Calculate by Denomination' tab, and enter the number you have of each. No need to worry about old money maths! Whichever method you use, you still need to make separate calculations based on the age of your coins. 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Dating from 1714 to 1837, Georgian silver includes a wide range of finely crafted objects such as snuff boxes, muffin dishes, cream jugs, sugar bowls, salvers, and tableware. Georgian silver is particularly sought after due to its hand-finished craftsmanship, early hallmarks, and scarcity, as much silver from this period was later melted down. Value is influenced by maker, date letter, condition, weight, originality, and decorative detail, with pieces by leading London, provincial, and Irish silversmiths commanding strong demand. Guild of Handicraft silver, produced in the late 19th and early 20th centuries under the direction of C.R. Ashbee, is equally collectible. These pieces are renowned for their Arts and Crafts design, hand-hammered finish, and distinctive hallmarks. Items such as bowls, boxes, tableware, and decorative silver are highly prized by collectors. 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Georgian silver is particularly sought after due to its hand-finished craftsmanship, early hallmarks, and scarcity, as much silver from this period was later melted down. Value is influenced by maker, date letter, condition, weight, originality, and decorative detail, with pieces by leading London, provincial, and Irish silversmiths commanding strong demand. Guild of Handicraft silver, produced in the late 19th and early 20th centuries under the direction of C.R. Ashbee, is equally collectible. These pieces are renowned for their Arts and Crafts design, hand-hammered finish, and distinctive hallmarks. Items such as bowls, boxes, tableware, and decorative silver are highly prized by collectors. Whether you own a Georgian silver snuff box, a Guild of Handicraft muffin dish, or other period silver items, professional valuation is essential. 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Indian silver, including items produced during the British Raj, is admired for its bold repoussé decoration and heavy gauge silver, commonly seen on bowls, trays, tea services, and presentation pieces. These items often carry regional or workshop marks rather than British hallmarks, and value is assessed through craftsmanship, weight, and market demand. World silver and novelty silver items encompass a wide range of decorative and functional pieces from across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Novelty items—such as figural pieces, animals, miniatures, and unusual tableware—can command strong interest from collectors due to their character and rarity. Professional valuation is essential to determine whether value lies in collectability, craftsmanship, or intrinsic silver content, ensuring accurate and competitive pricing.