King Edward VII & King George V Coronation Commemorative Medallion Coins

British Royalty Commemoratives. 

Dated 1902, the King Edward Seventh coin is inscribed with the name AldermanJ Mc Laughlan, Mayor of Middlesborough.

The King George V coin was presented by the Burgh of Leith, Scotland and dated June 22 1911.  

Both made from a light weight metal.

Both in very worn condition - as seen in photos. 

A little bit of history from over 100 years ago. 

Please take a close look at all of the photos provided as these form an integral part of the item description

SHIPPING / DELIVERY INFORMATION:

UK: 
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OVERSEAS: 
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Delivery times subject to Local Customs Clearance

CUSTOMS DUTY /IMPORT CHARGES ON OVERSEAS DELIVERIES;
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We have no control over these charges and cannot advise you what the cost will be as this varies from country to country.
If in any doubt please check with your local Customs and Excise office for current rates before you place your order. 

SKU: 130711-267-10-4 / 12-12150-RC/ET#

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