Medallic Stamp Replicas

Gold Medallic Replica of 1929 PUC £1 Stamp

George V Halfpenny Stamp

Royal Silver Wedding Threepence Stamp in Silver

Medallions
Replica stamps are simply a special class of medallion. Because they are three dimensional, it is easier to appreciate the artist's and engraver's skills. For those collectors who enjoy numismatic and medallic art, stamp replicas add an extra dimension. Medallions are also more tactile. Although we generally advise owners to handle their medallions carefully, the solid feel and weight of a piece of gold or silver can add to the pleasure of ownership.

Market Prices
As with may collectable items, the cost of production and marketing often makes these relatively expensive when issued new. For those shrewd collectors and investors, who are prepared to be patient, secondhand (previously owned) medallions of all kinds can be a favourably priced addition to a collection.

Philatelic Medallic Art Selection

• 1853 One Penny The Cape Triangular Postage Stamp
  Issued by South African Bureau of Standards.

• 1929 One Pound Postage Postal Union Congress (PUC) London
  Issued in 1974 by Hallmark Replicas.

• 1965 Churchill Commemorative Stamps
  Issued by Metalimport in 18ct gold.

• 1966 700th Anniversary of Parliament Stamp Replica
  Issued by Metalimport in 18ct gold.

• 1972 Royal Silver Wedding
  Pair, in gold and silver. Issued in 1972 by Hallmark Replicas.

• 1973 Isle of Man Postal Independence Stamp Replica
  Issued by the Pobjoy Mint.

• 1973 £1 Machin & Penny Black Gold Definitive Stamp Replicas
  Pair, in gold. Issued by the Royal Mint.

• 1973 Royal Wedding - Princess Anne & Captain Mark Philips
  Pair, in gold and silver. Issued by Hallmark Replicas.

• 1975 Stephenson's Locomotion
  150th Anniversary of the 1825 Stockton & Darlington Railway, by Hallmark Replicas.

• 1976 Queen Elizabeth II, 200th Anniversary of US Independance Silver Proof Stamp Replica
  Silver Proof in Presentation Case.

• 1977 Silver Jubilee Silver Tenpence Stamp Replica
  1952 - 1977 Tenpence Silver Stamp Replica which includes a selection of postage stamps.

• 1978 Silver Proof 25th Anniversary of Coronation Stamp Replica
  Silver Proof in Presentation Case

• 1978 Coronation Issue Silver Jubilee Stamp Replicas
  A collection of 7 gold plated stamp replicas in sterling silver by Hallmark Replicas

• 1979 Royal House of Windsor
  Set of 4, George V, Edward VIII, George V, & Elizabeth II, Issued by Danbury Mint, gold plated on sterling silver.

• 1981 The Empire Collection of 25 Stamp Replicas
  Gold plated on sterling silver, replica stamps of the British Empire, by Hallmark Replicas

• 1982 Royal Stamps of the Empire
  Gold plated on sterling silver, replica stamps of the British Empire, by YM.

• The Stamps of Royalty
  A collection of 25 sterling silver stamp replicas by Hallmark Replicas.

See Also:

• Medallions
  We buy, stock, and sell a wide range of medallions in gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and base metals.

• Stamps & Coins - PNCs
  Mints often collaborate with post offices to produce combined philatelic and numismatic items. The page linked above lists a selection of PNC (Philatelic Numismatic Cover) issues, as usual, at a saving compared with their original prices.

• Exonumia
  Includes tokens, jetons, medals, medallions, reproduction coins, unofficial pattern coins, medallions, and any other coin-like object.

We Buy Medals & Medallions
We make an active market in medals and medallions, including stamp replica, whether individually, or in complete sets and collections. Buying and selling prices vary with the market price of silver (or gold where appropriate).
The secondary (secondhand) market prices for silver medallions is usually quite competitively priced, and for connoisseurs of medallic or numismatic art, previously owned medallion sets often represent a bargain especially compared with the original new prices.
Please contact us if you have medals or medallions for sale.

If you want to find the value of a coin you own, please take a look at our page I've Found An Old Coin, What's It Worth?