George III Military Guinea (1813)

George III Military Guinea (1813)GOLD. 1813 George III, Military Guinea. In 1813 a one year type guinea was struck to pay Wellington's army on the Pyrenees, as the local populace would accept only gold for purchases. The issue was 80,000 pieces, and the gold for the issue was imported from India in the form of gold mohur and pagodacoins. The coin has become known as the 'military guinea' and was the last guinea to be struck. This particular coin isin EF condition and still possesses

with some additional notes on prisoners of interest

At the bottom right is a badge of authenticity from industry leading authenticator PSA

which does not interfere with the autograph or text

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A fine unused example and very scarce in this supreme quality

Accompanied with a Royal Philatelic Society (RPS) 2008 certificate of authenticity

A superb stamp

producing several brilliant papers on black holes

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Great Britain King George V 1913 £1 Green

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