A very warm welcome to this website, which largely features commemorative and historical medals. Celebrating national occasions as well as those of a more specific event or person, every effort has been made to only include items that are pleasing to the eye.

The prices are net, but there is no 'Buyer's Premium,'as now universally levied by auction houses, which typically adds a further 30% or more to the price. Payment may be made by personal cheque or bank transfer. Items can be returned within fourteen days of receipt, if not entirely to satisfaction. Postage and insurance are charged at cost, scaled back for multiple orders. 

Collections of medals and coins are also wanted for purchase, with advice available for those deciding upon the sale of a collection and the cataloguing of such items.

The Second Edition of British Commemorative Medals and their Values was published by Spink in 2010, containing over 2000 entries and more than 3000 illustrations arranged on 249 coloured plates. Selected for their superlative condition, the  illustrations are set upon silk-coated blue paper and represent a particularly pleasing feature of the book, which has a declared edition of 2000 copies, each individually numbered. The current price, including postage and packing to anywhere in the world is £180; though UK clients can obtain a copy of the book direct from the Royal Mint website for £150 plus postage, following a group purchase made by them.

Weighing more than two kilos, European clients are advised to order a copy of the book through the numismatic firm of F.R. Kunker, in Osnabruck. While those in the U.S.A. can do so through Charles Davis, numismatic bookseller in Boston. Clients in the Far East can obtain their copy through Daruma Galleries in Tokyo.

For a preview of the book, click the Front Cover, below left.  

Any questions - email or call.

Enjoy browsing and happy collecting!

Christopher Eimer

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  William III, Peace of London 1674

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  Great Exhibition Medal 1851

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  Seringapatam AR gilt Cherry Medal 4th May 1799

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  George IV shell cameo c.1821

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  Royal Academy Prize 1837