This album contains coins depicting Britannia from the time of Charles II up until her final fleeting appearance on the currency of Britain at the beginning of the 21st Century.

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This album contains various coins of monarchs who ruled in Britain and ranges from Antoninus Pius in the Roman period up to the time of the Commonwealth following the death of Charles I.

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This album contains various issues of Alexander the Great.

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This album contains a range of coins including those which commemorate specific historical events as well as City Commemorative and Divus/Diva types.

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This album contains Greek Imperial (Roman Provincial) coins struck at Alexandria, Egypt from the time of Nero until the issues ceased in the time of Diocletian.

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This album contains a selection of imperial coins up to the reign of Carinus.

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This album contains a selection of coins from the reign of Probus. Many thanks to Martin Griffiths (maridvnvm) for his help with the attributions.

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This album contains coins issued by those who ruled during the period of the Tetrarchy initiated by Diocletian.

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This album contains a variety of coins issued from the accession of Diocletian up to the reign of Constantine I.

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Coins struck during the reigns of the family of Constantine up to the reign of Julian II.

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This album consists mostly of late 4th to early 5th century coins.

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18th century tokens first appeared in 1787 and were struck in large numbers over the next ten years. They began as payment for workers in the manufacturing and mining industries of the early Industrial Revolution but proved so popular that pieces for general circulation were soon issued.
At the beginning of the 19th century official coins were again in short supply and by 1811, penny, halfpenny and farthing tokens were once more being manufactured. These tokens became extremely popular and were accepted locally as a regular medium of exchange until they were all banned following the great re-coinage of 1816.

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Historically, a jeton was at first just a counter, then a sort of small medal and finally more like a token.
During the Middle Ages, jetons were only used as counters for calculations on a lined board similar to an abacus. After the Renaissance, especially under Louis XIV, they were issued as small medals depicting the great events of the king's reign. They were very popular during the17th and 18th centuries and became collector's items in France and the Netherlands, the first catalogues date from the beginning of the 17th century. Collectors were especially interested in them as a source and illustration of history, which was sometimes called building up an "histoire metallique," a history in metal.
This gallery primarily contains jetons issued during the reign of Louis XIV.

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