A selection of choice Milled coins for sale through HistoryInCoins:

WG-4445: 1763 Northumberland & Dublin George III Shilling. Struck in silver by the Earl of Northumberland (Lord Lieutenant of Ireland) for distribution in Ireland in 1763. There is a story that states the 1763 was limited to only £100 face value. The issue filtered back to England and was used rarely as currency. This coin is better than VF and toned. Ex Spink. Rare. £699

WG-4327: EF or Better 1797 Cartwheel Twopence. Outstanding grade coin having minor bag marks and minimal cabinet wear only. Attractive even toning. A very large English copper coin that rarely turns up in this grade. £375 at EF in 2008 Spink. £185

WCA-2486: 1685 James II Large Silver Coronation Medal. Unusually, this official Roettier medal depicts Mary of Modena, James's second wife, queen, and mother of the Old Pretender. Exquisitely toned silver and one of only 400 ever struck. Rare. £439

WG-3296: 1748 GEF Grade George II Silver Medal. Cast to commemorate the birth of William of Orange. A very high grade silver medal that is listed as Rare in Medallic Illustration. £199

WCA-3035: nEF Grade 1663 Charles II Shilling. Very rare in this grade. £499

WCA-3586: 1698 William III SILVER Proof Farthing. Type II, date in legend. Peck 680, Coincraft W3FA-075. Rare. £355

WCA-3863: 1693 William & Mary Sixpence – EF Grade. Lustrous with cabinet wear to high points. Ex Viola collection. £899

WCA-3045: EF Grade 1714 Queen Anne Farthing. Superb toning. Ex Locket. One of the best examples around of this very rare coin. £780

WG-3389: 1743 George II Full Silver Crown. Old head, roses in angles. A superb, very good grade example of this rare coin. Full crowns were unpopular coins as they were heavy in the pocket or purse. Many were recalled and melted down during the later silver shortages. Strange that 50 years later the “Cartwheel” twopence was introduced which was equally heavy but a much lower denomination! £795

WI-2890: 1805 Irish Guilded Proof Penny. Uncirculated grade. Very rare. £369

WSC-3380: 1746 Large (Heavy) Silver Scottish Jacobite Medal. High grade, historically very significant as it commemorates the Battle of Culloden. This is acknowledged as the best medal in the series. £385

WSC-3132: 1681 Scottish Charles II Silver ¼ Merk. Very good grade and thus extremely rare. £299