What types of historical medals are available on this page?

We offer a variety of rare and collectible medals, including the Delhi Durbar 1911 Medal, Freedom and Honor of British India Medal, and the Madhya Pradesh Shasan Silver Jubilee Medal, among others.

Are the medals authentic and verified?

Yes, all medals listed on RN Coins are authenticated for their historical and material accuracy, ensuring genuine additions to your collection.

Can I purchase damaged medals like the Peace Celebration of Calcutta Schools 1919 Copper Medal?

Yes, we offer both pristine and damaged versions of this medal, providing options to suit your collection preferences.

What materials are these medals made from?

Our collection includes medals crafted from copper, nickel, and brass, reflecting the craftsmanship of their respective eras.

Do you provide detailed descriptions of the historical significance of each medal?

Absolutely! Each medal listing includes information about its historical context, event significance, and origin to enrich your collecting experience.

Are these medals suitable for gifting purposes?

Yes, these historical medals make unique and thoughtful gifts for history enthusiasts, collectors, and those passionate about cultural heritage.

Can I request more information or close-up images of a specific medal?

Yes, feel free to contact us, and we will provide additional details or images of the medals you are interested in.

Do you ship medals internationally?

Yes, we offer secure international shipping to ensure that collectors worldwide can enjoy our historical medal collection.

Can I sell or exchange historical medals with RN Coins?

We are always open to discussing purchases or exchanges of rare and historical medals. Contact us for further details.

How can I maintain and preserve the condition of these medals?

We recommend storing your medals in a dry, cool place and handling them with care to preserve their condition. For further tips, check our care guide or contact us for advice.

Buy Rare and Historical Medals Collection at RN Coins

Step into the fascinating world of history and heritage with RN Coins' exclusive collection of rare and historical medals. Our selection showcases unique pieces that echo significant events and milestones in British India and beyond, offering a glimpse into the past. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a history enthusiast, these medals are a testament to artistry, honor, and legacy.

Highlights of Our Historical Medals Collection:

Delhi Durbar 1911 Copper Nickel Medal
Commemorating the grand coronation durbar of King George V and Queen Mary in Delhi, this medal symbolizes the pageantry of British India.
Freedom and Honor of British India 1919 Brass Medal
A tribute to the values of freedom and honour, this medal reflects the shifting tides of British India during the early 20th century.
Jammu and Kashmir Police Special Duty Medal
A rare piece recognizing bravery and dedication, this copper-nickel medal honours special service in the Jammu and Kashmir region.
Madhya Pradesh Shasan Silver Jubilee Medal (1956–1981)
Celebrating 25 years of Madhya Pradesh's statehood, this copper-nickel medal is a collector's delight, encapsulating Indian history post-independence.
Peace Celebration of Calcutta Schools 1919 Copper Medals
These medals, available in both pristine and damaged conditions, mark the celebration of peace in schools across Calcutta following World War I. They hold cultural and educational significance from that era.

Why Choose RN Coins for Collectible Medals?

Authenticity Guaranteed: Each medal in our collection is authenticated for its historical accuracy.
Preservation of History: We value and preserve the stories behind every piece.
Diverse Selection: From coronation commemoratives to police service honours, explore a wide range of themes and origins.

Explore our medals category today and own a piece of history that speaks volumes about the culture, valour, and milestones of the past. Let RN Coins help you build a collection that resonates with stories of significance and pride.