Coin & Medal experts return to County Durham to offer free no obligation valuations on Coins & Medals to help raise funds for the Royal British Legion
The team of expert valuers from the Medal Centre have been asked to return to the County to run another series of their ever popular coin & medal valuation days in the run up to Armistice Day to help raise funds for this year’s Poppy Appeal.
The experts from the medal centre are visiting six different venues over six days during the first week of November and they will be found in Wheatley Hill on Monday 2nd of November, Chester-le-Street on Tuesday November 3rd, Newton Aycliffe on Wednesday November 4th, Darlington on Thursday November 5th, Staindrop on Friday November 6th with a final event on Saturday November 7th in Shildon
Each event is open to the public from 9.30am to 4.30pm. Everyone is welcome to attend and be offered a free no obligation valuation of their items with an immediate cash payment should they wish to sell the item?
The owner of the Medal Centre, Mr Andrew Jukes is an expert in all forms of British campaign & gallantry medals and is a member of the Orders & Medals Research Society. He also has expertise in all forms of militaria and has a passion for pocket watches and vintage watch chains
He is assisted at each event by a couple of members of his team of valuers who are experts in coins & bank notes, postcards, Masonic & R.A.O.B regalia along with swords, daggers and edged weapons, cloth & enamel badges, gold and silver coins
At the last series of events Mr Jukes was thrilled to be able to purchase a small box of gold and silver coins along with a group of war medals and bravery medals to a local soldier of the Durham Light Infantry. However he was probably not as thrilled as the lady owner of the items who walked away from the event with a four figure sum for her unwanted inherited items.
Why not call in at one of the events in November and see if you can raise some much need extra cash for the festive season and help the Royal British Legion in the process. No appointment is necessary and all you need to do is come along
But if you cannot attend on the day the Medal Centre is always happy to arrange a home visit or housecall to see you at your convenience. All that you have to do is ring one of the telephone numbers on the advert for the event that is printed on the opposite page.
