Cowell coins
1625-1649 Charles I Half Crown
Part Of The Middleham Horde Found 1993 Tower Mint
The Middleham
Hoard is a coin hoard found near Middleham, North Yorkshire in England. It
dates from the period of the English Civil War, and consists of 5,099 coins,
all silver. It is the largest hoard of coins buried during the Civil War to
have been discovered.
The hoard was
discovered in June 1993 William Caygill with the help of a metal detector.
Although known
as one of a hoard of coins were buried in three pots in two pits. These
slightly different dates of deposition, probably in the late 1640s, although
the person making the deposits was probably the same. Coins were deposited mostly
in museums and a few private collections, 54 of them are now in Yorkshire
museums numismatic collection.
This is your
chance to own a rare piece of history.
Fantastic rare collectors
coin
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items on the same day if payment is received by 1pm, and we manage this most of
the time.
If we can't post the same day, we will always post the following day.
Returns
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refund.
If the item does not match our description, we will pay for return postage and
make a full refund.
If you have simply changed your mind, we will be happy to refund the cost of
the item only.
We have a 30 day
no quibble returns policy as we want our customers to be completely happy with
their coins and service
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That they are what we say they are
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