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1936 Three British Kings Copper Medal Set

1936 Three British Kings Copper Medal Set In Boxed

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Set of three medals celebrating an unprecedented year in British history. Three different Kings reigned in 1936. Until late January, George V sat on the throne; he and his consort, Queen Mary, had just celebrated their Silver Jubilee the previous year. Upon his passing, George V was succeeded by his eldest son, Edward VIII. In a dispute over his wish to marry divorcee Wallis Simpson, Edward would abdicate in December, before his coronation. He passed the crown to his younger brother, who would reign as George VI. This historic set features a medal dedicated to each of the three Kings, each struck in copper with a matt finish. The set was produced by Turner & Simpson and comes in an attractive, fitted presentation case. A fascinating relic of a turbulent year for the British royal family.
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The Year Of The Three Kings

King George V passed away on 20 January 1936, leaving the crown to his son, who immediately succeeded his father as King Edward VIII. Before his coronation, Edward abdicated the throne, caught between his birthright and his love for a controversial American divorcee. Edwards's decision was formally announced on 11 December, meaning that his younger brother reluctantly became King, reigning as George VI.

Three Commemorative Medals

This commemorative medal set features three copper medals:

  • 1935 George V Silver Jubilee Medal
  • 1936 Edward VIII Abdication Medal
  • 1937 George VI Coronation Medal

Historic Turner & Simpson Medal Set

Turner & Simpson was a Birmingham-based maker of fine silverware, including cigarette cases, snuff boxes, and compacts. They produced this medal set to commemorate the events of 1936, and similar sets were also manufactured in silver. Please note that the images on this page are stock photos. You may note minor variations to the presentation box and the medals inside.