George II, Bronze 31.36g, 41mm, "William III" Medal ND (1731). By I.D. (Jean Dassier). From the series of "Kings and Queens of England". GULIELMUS III D G M BR FR ET HIB REX His laureate bust right, signed I.D. below / NAT 4 NOV 1650 CORONAT / II APR 1689 MORT 18 / MART 1702 Pedestal decorated with crown flanked by palm sprigs, winged female seated on globe above holding circle of stars and trumpet with banner inscribed AETERNITAS, on left Britannia leaning on shield and holding olive branch, on right Hercules resting on the Hydra. Glossy chestnut brown surfaces with generous reflectivity. Forrer I, 514, E-387. Uncirculated, Rare. View Lot Details

Victoria, Copper 31.93g, Diamond Jubilee Medal, bust of the Queen on obv. ; coat of arms and date 1837-1897 above a wreath on rev, with velvet Box. Uncirculated. Scarce. View Lot Details

Victoria, Silver, 9.72g, Diamond Jubilee Medal, 1837-1897, matured bust of the Queen to left on obv: Young bust of the Queen to left on rev. dated 1897, official medal for the jubilee (Eimer 1817). About Uncirculated. Scarce. View Lot Details

Victoria, White Metal 13.92g, Commemorative Medallion - The Great Exhibition, 1851 - By Allen & Moore of Birmingham, 1851 (39mm diam, struck to commemorate the building of the Crystal Palace, to host the Great Exhibition of 1851. The Crystal Palace was a cast-iron and plate-glass structure built in Hyde Park, London. The structure housed the Great Exhibition of 1851. The exhibition showcased over 14,000 exhibitors from around the world, displaying examples of technology developed during in the Industrial Revolution. The exhibition, and the building which housed it, were a symbol of immense national pride for Victorian Britain. As such, multiple souvenirs were created to mark the achievement, among which is this medallion, cast by Allen & Moore of Birmingham in 1851.The obverse side of the medal features an image of the Crystal Palace. In exergue are depicted the heads of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, within an oval frame, topped with a crown. The frame is flanked by two cherubs. The obverse also bears the name of the Crystal Palace's architect: "J. Paxton Esq." and the legend: "THE BUILDING AT LONDON FOR THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION 1851" Toned Uncirculated, Scarce. View Lot Details

King George V, Copper Medal 11.99g, 1914 - 1919, For Freedom & Honor, About Very Fine. Scarce. View Lot Details

Republic of India, Silver Medal,39.40g For Meritorious Service, without name. Almost Mint State, Scarce. View Lot Details

Cricket, Silver Medallic Coin, 20g, (999.0 Silver), Sachin-Tendulkar, Serial no VM 010222, Limited-Edition Serial no -Silver-Coin-Memorabilia, Collector's Edition a Product of Diamond India Limited Channel partners of Value Mart Company, blister packing with cover. Brilliant Uncirculated, Scarce. View Lot Details