Webinar - The History of Branch Mint Sovereigns
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 พ.ย. 2020
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Alongside coins struck at The Royal Mint in Tower Hill, between 1855 and 1932, Sovereigns were also struck at branch mints close to where the gold was mined. Distinguished by a series of mint marks that indicate their place of origin, these coins make up a fascinating chapter in The Sovereign’s history, and their story starts on the other side of the world.
Hear from Nicky Harris and Chris Barker on the history of The Royal Mint's branch mints. - บันเทิง
Thank you Rebecca and Chris- the webinar was very informative and interesting. Great work!
Fantastic presentation (with the slides)!
I can only dream to hold the history of the mint.
Excellent and so interesting. Many thanks
ive already watched this 3 times. great show
Have you noticed that something very critical is missing in this "great show"?
View historic coins from The Royal Mint www.royalmint.com/our-coins/ranges/historic-coins/
At 11am view webinar with slides here: attend.glisser.com/join/BranchMintSovereigns
Wish it had the pictures included in this TH-cam vid. I’d have loved to see the coins being referenced as he talked
You can view the full presentation, including slides, here: attend.glisser.com/join/BranchMintSovereigns
GREAT EARLY SOVERIGNS FROM THE 4 MINTS, I LIKE THE EDWARDIAN AND GEORGIAN, oops caps sorry
Oh no it turns out I have work at this hour, so I’m hoping the video will be available afterwards. 🙂
When will the Great Engravers series be released does anyone know
I hear you clicking through a PowerPoint presentation but the images aren't available for the video audience!? Bad form.
Why are there no photos of the pieces discussed?
In the description of the video there's a link to the video on glistner where you can view the presentation slides.
Coin presentation without showing not even one...