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Nigel Mills Coins and Antiquities

I have been an established dealer in coins and artefacts for 25 years specializing in excavated Western European metalwork and all English and Roman coins.

I attend most coin fairs in England selling a range of coins and antiquities. Everything is guaranteed genuine and is carefully scrutinized for imperfections.

Wanted
I am always keen to purchase Celtic, Roman, Hammered coins, Sceats, Thrymsas, Scottish and Irish coins in fine or better condition. I am also interested in buying Celtic, Roman, Saxon, Viking, Medieval and Tudor artefacts in lead, bronze, silver or gold.

Contact Information
Nigel Mills, PO BOX 53126, London E18 1YR.
E-mail: nigelmills@onetel.com

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Fairs ( 2010-02-15 )

We will attend the Linda Monk Fair at the Bloomsbury Hotel on Great Russell Streeet, London on the 13th of March 2010.

We will attend the Midland Coin Fair Sunday the 14th of March 2010 at the National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham.

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Nero gold aureus
( £1075.00 )
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Rare Gold aureus of Nero (AD 54-68). Laureate bust right, Reverse is Jupiter seated left, holding thunderbolt and sceptre, JUPPITER CUSTOS. Rome mint (AD 66-7).
Condition is fine/good fine with natural toning.
Roman Coins and their Values no. is 1930.
Roman Imperial Coins no. 64. Details

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James I shilling
( £415.00 )
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Silver shilling (1623-4). 3rd coinage, sixth bust, mint mark lis.
Condition is good very fine, sharply struck bust.
Spink no. is 2668 Details

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Edward IV groat
( £145.00 )
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Silver Groat of the 1st reign (1461-70), light coinage. Quatrefoils at neck. Mint mark crown.
Condition is a pleasing very fine.
Spink no is 2000.
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Saxon Bronze Mount
( £125.00 )
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This Saxon bronze belt mount measures 40mm by 25mm. It probably dates from the late 6th century. The haphazard pattern is reminiscent of some of the square headed brooches. It has a dark green patina and is undamaged with four rivet holes. Details

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