Sworders coin department conducts two specialist sales per year dedicated to coins, banknotes, medallions, and tokens.
Within these sales you will find coins from Roman and Anglo Saxon Britain, hammered coins from the reigns of Henry II to Charles II, and milled coins from the reigns of Charles II to the present day. We also include historical commemorative medals, banknotes, and trade tokens of the 17th and 18th centuries.
Offering a broad range for the keen numismatic collector, with coins suitable for the novice beginner to the specialist collector. From single items to single owner collections, Sworders have the specialists and facilities to ensure that your items realise their full potential.
Our specialists hold regular valuation days. Please contact us for more information, or complete the online form to enquire about the valuation of your items.
Want to know how much your Coins, Medallions & Tokens may be worth? Fill out our easy to use form and a member of the team will be in touch with free advice shortly.
We invite you to discover three remarkable portrait busts of the Inglis family of Glencorse, Scotland. Featured in our Fine Interiors sale on 16 & 17 September, they honour both a distinguished family legacy and the work of one of Victorian Scotland’s most renowned sculptors.
11 September 2025
We are honoured to present a selection of works that reflect the legacy of Pimlico Road in our forthcoming Fine Interiors auction. The sale offers a rare opportunity to acquire works that embody not only design excellence, but a distinct sense of place and purpose within the wider canon of British decorative arts.
11 September 2025
With the third instalment of The Paolo Moschino Edit featuring in our 16-17 September Fine Interiors auction (lots 536–572), we had the pleasure of speaking with co-owners and directors Paolo Moschino and Philip Vergeylen to discuss what inspires their distinctive aesthetic, the enduring importance of antiques, and why instinct - guided by discipline - is essential when sourcing at auction.
9 September 2025
