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Rare gold coin set to make a pretty penny in Banbury

This 22-carat gold mohur, minted by the East India Company in 1841, is a rare and historic coin featuring an early ‘young head’ portrait of Queen Victoria. Expected to sell for £600–£800 at Holloways’ Banbury auction in January, it reflects the global journey and lasting appeal of colonial-era gold.

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Comics relief – statues of comedy legends going under the hammer

Rare bronze maquettes and artist’s proofs of comedy legends by sculptor Graham Ibbeson go under the hammer at Hansons on December 11, including pieces linked to the famous Eric Morecambe and Sir Ken Dodd statues—offering collectors a unique chance to own the models behind these iconic works.

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