Unknown coins

[mattmatt100381]

I have some coins that I am not to sure about they are very small and say something like " commemorating the silver wedding 1863" Albert Edward blood of wales Alexandra blood of wales
If any one knows what they are or there value that would be great info thanks

 

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[Mackaydon]

Welcome to Treasure Net !!
A pic of both sides of the coin would be helpful.
BTW, does one side look like this:
Don....
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If so, The Prince of Wales Albert Edward (later King Edward VII) married Princess Alexandra Carolina Marie Charlotte Louise Julia on 10 March 1863 in St George's Chapel, Windor.
This medalet commemorates their silver wedding anniversary in 1888

 

[mattmatt100381]

Yes that's what it looks like only in brass I think I don't know how to post pics from my phone on this app. But yes that is what the one side looks like

 

[Mackaydon]

Your small 'medalet' may be only 13 mm diameter (versus a dime at nearly 18 mm). Does the other side look like this? (Hopefully your image will be better than mine):

 

[mattmatt100381]

Your small 'medalet' may be only 13 mm diameter (versus a dime at nearly 18 mm). Does the other side look like this? (Hopefully your image will be better than mine):

Exactly like that

 

[mattmatt100381]

Your small 'medalet' may be only 13 mm diameter (versus a dime at nearly 18 mm). Does the other side look like this? (Hopefully your image will be better than mine):

There is what I have tell me what you can thanks

 

[Mackaydon]

For values, check Ebay for any current listings or past sales as shown under "Completed Listings"
Don....

 

[mattmatt100381]

Ok but what do I look up what is it called

 

[Mackaydon]

It's called a 'medalet commemorative' or 'commemorative medalet'. As to what to look up, I suggest you start experimenting with various combinations based on the names/titles I gave in my first post on this thread.
Don..

 

[mattmatt100381]

Thanks a lot don you've been a a lot of help

 

[Mackaydon]

My pleasure, glad I could assist.
Good luck.
Don.....