Crown special

Giveson guitar crown special best condition No bend no cracks (semi acoustic guitar)

Grason crown special guitar Made in India Body type wooden and plastic, Cover

BRITISH-INDIA  Empress Victoria  Re. aVF-, Special Adhesive Revenue Stamp CROWN W/M Shifting Left ERROR Lightly Damaged at 3 Pls.- CONDITION AS PER SCANS WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU WILL GET- WE DO NOT LIST STOCK PHOTOS *PLEASE SEE PICTURES TO JUDGE CONDITION FOR YOURSELF.VERY COLLECTABLE COINs/NOTEs/STAMPS IF YOUR HAVE ANY QUERY. KINDLY CONTACT THROUGH * ask seller a question *   I will reply as soon as possible. PLEASE DO LEAVE a NICE FEEDBACK AS it will help us to grow our business. WE COMBINE ON ITEMS WON ON MY "AUCTIONS" & "BUY-IT-NOW", KINDLY PAY WITH-IN FOUR DAYS OR-ITEM MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE.  ON RECE I VING ITEM/ITEMS, PROMPTLY CONFIRM RECE I VING ITEM/ITEMs,TO PAISAPAY & LEAVE A FEEDBACK - TO WHICH I WILL RECIPROCATE BY LEAVING A NICE FEEDBACK FOR YOU A BID IS A CONTRACT WITH AN INTENTION OF PAYING & COMPLETING THE TRANSACTION IN TIME BOUND & ORDERLY MANNER..THUS MAKING THE BUYING & SELLING EXPERIENCE PLEASANT FOR BUYERS & SELLERS. THANKS FOR VIEWING MY ITEMS HAPPY BIDDING Check out my other items !Be sure to add me to your favourites list ! Sign up for my email newsletters by adding my Shop to your Favourites

I am selling my Givson guitar crown special barely used. Serious enquiries only.

Canada - “ LION ON THE MOUNTAIN ~ BANKNOTE SERIES. ”   Silver Proof Coin !   Special features: •   The third of four-coins in the Royal Canadian Mint's popular banknote series is an exceptional marriage of art history, engraving, and design, featuring one of history's most ancient symbols—the lion—as it was uniquely and romantically depicted in an early banknote vignette by Canada's Northern Crown Bank. The Northern Crown Bank was purchased by The Royal Bank of Canada in July 1918. •   The face value is framed in scrollwork adapted from early banknote design for a beautifully classic effect. •   Stunning engraving brings to life every detail of the striking lion portrait depicted in the original vignette as the depth and lustre adds to your enjoyment. •   A beautiful gift or collectible for art aficionados and fans of Canadian history, engraving arts, art technique, art history, and the history of banknote design. •   Own a historical artwork of exceptional craftsmanship minted in 99.99% pure silver. Design: More than 30,000 years ago, ancient humans painted prides of hunting lions on cave walls. From these earliest moments, the lion emerged as an emblem of protection, military might, royalty, and supernatural power. Today, the lion is one of the most common heraldic symbols, used in the emblems, arms, and currency of hundreds of nations worldwide. The reverse of this 99.99% fine silver coin features a re-creation of the stunning portrait of a lion taken from an early twentieth century vignette created by the British American Banknote Company. The King of the Jungle is brought to life in painstaking detail as Royal Canadian Mint engravers capture the characteristic line engraving of early banknote design.  Augmenting the masterful work of the original engraving, here the distinctive curve of each muscle and strand of fur, the striking shading of the lion and his dramatic mountainous surroundings, and the minute detail of the scroll work and lettering are taken from original banknote designs and rendered in pure silver.   Packaging:   Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint-branded maroon clamshell with a custom beauty box.   Specifications: ·                                  Mintage:  8500 ·                                  Composition: 99.99% Pure Silver ·                                  Finish: P roof ·                                  Weight (g):   23.17 ·                                  Diameter (mm):   36.07 ·                                  Edge: S errated ·                                  Certificate: S erialized ·                                  Face value: 5 dollars ·                                  Artist: Susanna Blunt (obverse) The vignette chosen for the Royal Canadian Mint's latest Bank Notes series was used for the Northern Crown  Bank's  $50 note, a (proof of which is seen in Pix 9) image provided by the National Currency Collection, Currency Museum,  Bank of Canada. PLEASE NOTE: You only get the Silver Coin and NOT the bank note. The bank note is for illustration only. (SSPN14). <div style="text-align:center"><a style="text-decoration:none" href="http://mostpopular.sellathon.com/?id=AC974128"><img src="http://www.sellathon.com/Resources/Images/countercredit.gif" border="0"></a></div>

Great Britain  -   “ HER MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH II ~ EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY. ”   Limited Edition ~ £5 Silver Proof Crown !   Issued by the Royal Mint !   A few words from the Certificate of Authenticity:   HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN CELEBRATES HER EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY IN AND TO HONOUR HER REMARKABLE LIFE, THE ROYAL MINT HAS ISSUED A SPECIAL COMMEMORATIVE CROWN.   EIGHT EVENTFUL DECADES CELEBRATED BY A JOYOUS NATION ' When Princess Elizabeth Alexandra Mary was born on 21 April , the first child of the Duke and Duchess of York and the first granddaughter of King George V and Queen Mary, nobody thought that one day she would become Queen.   Yet

The Edward VII series of coins of India are dated 1903-1910. No Gold coins were issued during the reign of Edward VII. There are four silver coins (Rupee, 1/2 Rupee, 1/4 Rupee and 2 Annas) and three copper coins (1/4 Anna, 1/2 Pice and 1/12 Anna). A Cupro-nickel 1 Anna coin was introduced in 1906... But this is a 1 Rupee Coin... dated back to 1906 On 01 Aug, 1906, the copper coins were replace by bronze issues with the same obverse and reverse designs but a thinner plancet due to the rising international prices of copper. The 1906 coins come in both varieties... This is a Silver made Another special feature of the coinage of this period was that,in all the silver coins the inscription was in both English and Persian, compared to Victoria coins that showed only English. The King Edward VII coins are distinct as the head is uncrowned. The apparent explanation is, though Queen Victoria died on 22 January 1901, Edward's coronation was not held till 9 August 1902. The master dies were created before the coronation, so it was not possible to show him wearing the crown. Obv. Description - Edward VII face Rev. Description - Crown, Flower and written in English Weight - 11.6000 g Material - Silver Orientation - Coin Mint - Purely Mint Edge Type - Reeded Thank You.

sold the coin a few days back, so using that same picture ---   1 Gold- deutsch mark proof                           germany With double coin image placed like original gold mark coin a large coin and one of our best proof coin commemorating 1 deutsch gold mark coin which was an original gold coin, this special coin minted to show how the original gold mark coin would have looked like. The main atttraction of the coin is on the front side where you have a golden layer that is a matt antique type finishing but the other side or reverse side does have a sharp mirror finishing, please look at the original pictures which will make you understand this. Diameter is 40 mm of this colour coin and the reverse side is showing the map of europe with the king crown.