Great Britain Exonumia Question

foundinrolls

Hi,

I'm not sure if this is the right place for this but...

I know what this is. I have seen others that were holed. I am sure that it wouldn't be scarce due to the fact that it is unholed, but I thought I might ask about scarcity and worth, if possible. It is Aluminum and is 39 mm in diameter.

Thanks In advance,

Bill O'

lordmarcovan

Neat coronation medal. I have one in a really soft lead-like material (also George V). But it is a different design.

I don't know enough to give you any useful info on it, but it's nice.

theboz11

It is listed in British Historical Medals as #4040, Made of Aluminum and considered common. No mention is made as to holes in the medals, but it is not uncommon to see Victorian era medals in either condition. This one was not made to be worn on a ribbon. I would not expect more than $30 max in value, but closer to $10 in that condition.

foundinrolls

Thank You very much for your kind help!

Have Fun,
Bill