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Yeoman Coins Questions
Where would be the best place to find info on a royal mint boxed gold coin i have just gained?
it depicts ‘The yeoman wardens of the tower of London’ on one side and the other side is a pic of ‘HM royal palace and fortress of the tower of London’
The item would more properly be called a medallion, and the study of objects of this type is called exonumia. It appears to be gilt or gold-plated, and there is likely a year stamped on the edge (rim). I hope this helps.
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