Details
LOT 3720
Edward VII & Alexandra AE Medallion Group. 1902.
Comprising: three medallions commemorating the coronation, and one for a Royal visit. Fine - Extremely Fine.(17.64gr total, 24-22mm). [4, No Reserve]
Provenance
Acquired on the UK art market;
Property of an Essex, UK, collector
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