John Pinches Sterling Silver Ingot – Flying Scotsman

LNER No. 4472 Flying Scotsman, built at Doncaster in 1923 to Sir Nigel Gresley’s design, became the first steam locomotive officially recorded at 100 mph in 1934 and is probably the most famous locomotive in the world.

John Pinches Sterling Silver Ingot – Flying Scotsman

An impressive sterling silver ingot from The John Pinches “Great British Locomotives” Collection, featuring the iconic Flying Scotsman locomotive.

Beautifully detailed, the ingot combines an important piece of British railway heritage with the fine craftsmanship associated with John Pinches commemorative silver. The distinctive locomotive design and substantial sterling silver content make this a particularly appealing piece for railway enthusiasts and collectors of John Pinches issues.

The ingot is presented in great overall condition, displaying only some very light toning and a few very light surface scratches, consistent with age and previous handling.

It comes encapsulated, providing additional protection while maintaining its attractive presentation.

Fully Hallmarked:

• Maker: JP – John Pinches
• Date: 1978
• Assay Office: London
• Fineness: 925 Sterling Silver
• Import Mark: London
• Hallmarks: JP – 78 – P – 925 – Import London – 1978

Measurements:

• Length: 5cm
• Width: 2.5cm
• Weight: 30.9g
• Presentation: Encapsulated

A superb collectible combining British railway history with fine sterling silver craftsmanship, ideal for collectors of railway memorabilia, silver ingots or John Pinches issues.

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