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1901 Victoria and edwardV11 double headed

By Guest Bill, in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries

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Hi i have recently come across a double headed victoria and edward 7 together with alexandria small copper brass coin or medal. If anyone has information on this i would appriciate any help. Pictures are available on request

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The double-headed Victoria sounds like the 1897 Diamond jubliee medal, which has the young head on one side and the old on the other. The Edward VII is probably the official Coronation medal of 1902. This has the King on the obverse and Queen Alexandra on the reverse. Does it have the date 9 August on it or 26 June?

Neither of these items are coins: they're medals.

Pictures would help, but you have to register as a member first.

Geoff

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