Queen Victoria Medallic Art

danglen

Just bought these two pieces from a dealer in Charleston, SC. Wonder if anyone can shed any light on them? They are obviosly commemorating the 60th anniversary of Queen Victoria's reign, but I don't know anything else about them. The copper medal is 55 millimeters in diameter, while the silver medal is only about 25 millimeters. They are both encased in a Lexan holder with "Queeen Victoria 1897 Jubilee" across the top. The initials on the edge of the bust are T.R. Any info from you anglophiles would be appreciated.

theboz11

1897 Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria
by G.W. De Saulles after T. Brock and W. Wyon

BHM 3506

Small Silver

mintage 246,270
Value 12-25 USD



BHM 3506

56mm 74 gms. Copper/Bronze

mintage 41,857
Value 39-59 USD



They also had a


BHM 3506

Gold 26mm

Mintage 14,498
Value 2200-2500 USD

BHM3506

Gold 55mm

Mintage 3725
Value unknown



BHM 3506

85 gms, 56 mm, Silver

mintage 27,728
Value 59-70 USD

wybrit

I like the bronze one.

Madame

Live the bronze also.

AuldFartte

I have the large silver, and have been looking for a real nice large copper like that one, and the small silver. Doubt I could afford the gold ones.

Nice medals !!!