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Eimer 285

Date Sold	Category	Lot	Description	Sale Price
03/06/2018 Auction 161	World Cased	Lot 870	Turks and Caicos Islands 'Silver Bank' Medallion undated (1971) a modern restrike of the original medal struck in 1687 (originally Eimer 285) unusual in that the obverse shows the conjoined busts of James II and Mary II, struck to commemorate the recovery of treasure from a Spanish wreck found in 1687. Captain William Phipps was under commission from the King and the salvage partially funded by the Duke of Albemarle. The restrike 54mm diameter, weighs 104.43 grames and is struck in sterling silver, FDC in the box of issued with certificate More coins like this	£32
01/03/2015 Auction 148	Medals	Lot 1044	International Exhibition of Fine Arts 1873 70mm diameter in Lead, once gilded Eimer 1622 GVF with surface marks, along with Modern Reproduction medal of 1687 Spanish Wreck Recovered Eimer 285a 54mm diameter in silver Lustrous UNC More medals like this	£70
02/06/2013 Auction 141	Medals	Lot 963	Turks and Caicos Islands, "Silver Bank" (Spanish ship) medallion, by Crown Agents, silver (hallmarked), this number 221 of 1000 struck in 1971, 54mm. Similar in design to Eimer 285 "Spanish Ship Recovered" obv. busts of James II & Mary, rev. ship at sea. (Eimer 285b). EF. In case of issue More medals like this	£150
05/03/2006 Auction 112	Medals	Lot 517	James II and Mary as Eimer 285 Spanish Wreck recovered 1687, the copy in silver made in 1971 of 54.25mm diameter as mentioned by Eimer page 55 with D More medals like this	£40

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