1965 Winston Churchill Coins: What Are They Worth?
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Today we are looking at the 1965 Churchull Crown. Why were they minted? Are they rare and are they valuable? We will also take a look at a number of other coins which have celebrated one of the greatest Britons to have ever lived!
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I got mine from The Britannia Coin nice coin and cheap to buy would recommend this coin in everyone's collection
Thanks! -CC
I have a few Churchill coin’s will have check for the designer’s initials. 👌👍
Hope you found some treasure! -CC
I did know there were so many coins of Winston amazing video.
I was surprised too the more I thought about it -CC
I’ve got an extra special one as mine has been signed by the one and only Christopher Collects 😊😂
Great stuff Christopher & BCC 👍🏻
Oh no! Not that coin graffitist haha -CC
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The modern £5 coins are exactly the same size as this. Also have a silver anniversary coin of 25p (1977 Guernsey) same size.
Nice! -CC
Nice vid Chris!
Thanks! -CC
Very fascinatimg video - thank you. The best coin was the first one from Cupro-Nickel - the crown coin.
If only that was made of silver like the maple leaf and eagles coins it would be very tremendous and have intrinsic value.
The bullion fine coins did not have a decent picture or look to it compared to the first coin.
I think the durability of the olden days coins such as the American Eagle and Canadian Maple leafs are practical for circulation and usage whilst superior to lower grade alloy coins that have no metallic value relative to silver.
We should have these coins again. I found your historical overview interesting - i have subscribed and will look at your shop products.
Thank you.
Thanks! Glad you liked the video -CC
I recently found a high grade example...its a really nice coin.
There isn't a single coin minted for Lord Alanbrooke, the man that really turned the tide of the war.
Always the same with anything, the people behind most success are normally overlooked and the people that ride and make noise about that success get the praise and acknowledgment 🤷♂️
This year is 140 years since his birth perhaps we will get one in 2033 for the 150th anniversary. You can submit ideas through the Royal Mint website! -CC
@@BritanniaCoinCompany I had no idea you could do that, thanks for the tip!
The vast majority of these Churchill coins/medals are beautifully crafted - but unusually for me I think the portrait of the Gold example is hideous - I have to say the original Crown that the artist was a little displeased with is a classic for me.
He looks like something out of a horror movie. 😂
Yeah it is interesting to see how different he looks in different coins and medals -CC
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Glad you liked the video! -CC
I Do Have This Coin Since It Worth 25p Then It's Worth 31 Cents USD
Nice! -CC
It's impossible to make an image of Churchill's head without it looking like an angry baby 👶 😉
Hahahaha! -CC
I have this coin
This is a bit of a 'click bait' video, as your title say's 'what are they worth?' I expected you to say how much you'd expect to buy one= for today, to maybe add to a collection, not the old money value etc, but I thought the Britannia Coin co would be clearer, seems not?
The (25p value isn't right) I sold one for £6 on ebay, so many others are sold for the same price
Yes I do have (1) in my collection. Its rather a big coin value unknown😂🇧🇸
can I know about prize.
There is a Churchill Crown for sale on EbaX for only 1210 pounds...........🤣
Wow! What a rip off! -CC
I am not his greatest fan. Tonypandy and George square Glasgow were not exactly his finest hour. I love Queen Elizabeth's first portrait. I think it's the best of all 5
Don't forget the gallipoli disaster
Being a collector ,you can't give them away ,worth absolutely nothing ,maybe 35p there's million,s
try changing a five pound coin my god.
Yeah they aren't legal tender in the way most people think it is -CC
2023 marks 100 years of disney so it would be great to get some disney characters on 50p coins.
2027 will mark 50 years of the first star wars movie so maybe some coins then.
That would be great! But not being British I don't think it'll happen...... maybe an anniversary of Pinewood studios though? -CC