Description: This very rare item features antique silver sixpence coins spanning the reign of different rulers of England. One of the links has become detached (Pictured) and the item has been hand crafted and soldered in the 1700's. Please study the pictures and note the condition of the coins carefully before bidding. The coins have scrapes, dings, wear, in one case at least a pock mark and the items have been hand soldered and have multiple other defects. The coins have not been drilled. More pictures are available upon request. No discounts after sale, 14 day returns apply. This stunning bracelet features a collection of antique silver sixpence coins from the reigns of George I, II, III well as Queen Anne. The coins span a range of dates of reigns of kings and queens of England. Queen Ann reigned from 1702. George 1st reigned from 1714. George 2nd reigned from 1727 George 3rd reigned from 1760. During these reigns the United States went from colony to independent nation. The bracelet features three coins from the reign of Queen Ann and one each from the reigns of George 1st, 2nd & 3rd. Between each coin is a hand crafted silver decoration with leaf motif. The bracelet itself is hand made of silver. The links, additional metal between the coins including the leaf motif decorations, clasp and all other parts are silver. The item has a delightful patina and is extremely rare or perhaps even unique. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of history and showcase your love for all things royal. You are unlikely to see the like of this bracelet with coins spanning this age again. No discounts after sale, 14 day returns apply. SKU 502-COINS-112724 ----- A little info for history buffs: Queen Anne Queen Anne came to the throne of England in 1702 and by 1707 due to the act of union between England & Scotland became the queen of Scotland too. During her reign Britain became a major land military power following the 2nd colonial war in North America between the English, Spanish and French. Her successor, George 1st was the first British monarch of the house of Hanover. George started like Anne as king of England and then proclaimed the right of succession as the Stuart's proclaimed rightful heir as proclaimed by the English parliament becoming king of Scotland too. George 1st was disliked and thought of as 'too German' and the court whispered through his reign that he was unintelligent and more concerned with Germany than he was with Britain. George 2nd was a more popular monarch and the last British monarch to lead troops in battle. During his reign British interests around the world expanded greatly. He also withstood an attempt by rebels to restore the Stuarts to ruling Scotland and settled the matter of succession to king of Britain permanently. George 3rd was of course the last king of the American colonies due to the revolutionary war of independence. He also suffered from mental illness later in life. Some claim this was due to having lost the American colonies others claim it was due to a rare disease. He will always be remembered as the king who lost the American colonies. The coins that are part of this bracelet represent the rise of Britain to superpower status, the colonial wars where Britain gained supremacy over the colonies and the end of British rule over the American colonies and American independence. An amazing amount of history over a relatively short time span. No discounts after sale. 14 day returns apply. Happy bidding.
Price: 650 USD
Location: Durham, North Carolina
End Time: 2025-02-09T16:24:16.000Z
Shipping Cost: N/A USD
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Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within: 14 Days
Refund will be given as: Money Back
Royal: Queen Anne
Type: Coin
Royalty: British Royalty
Signed: Yes
Theme: Royalty
Country: United Kingdom
Features: Antique
Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
Vintage: Yes
