Box containing gold and silver coins, from set of funerary offerings

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Gold 20 pound piece coin (reverse), the largest ever minted in 1576

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Gold coin (obverse) minted in Edinburgh 1593 showing King James VI on horseback

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Gold half-crown coin (reverse) minted during the reign of King Charles I

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Gold coin (obverse) with crowned rose detail minted during the reign of King James VI

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Electrotype copy of a gold ring brooch known as the Kames Brooch

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Boxed set of gold bars, from set of funerary offerings

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Ampulla, used at Scottish coronation of Charles I, at Holyroodhouse, Edinburgh

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Anvil
From Kyle of Oykel, Sutherland

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Apparatus, known as a guinea and feather apparatus
made in England

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Ashet
made in Glasgow

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Axeheads, rings and ornament
From Poolewe, Ross-shire

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Back of a silver spoon, made in Glasgow

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Back of the 'Four Peers' ring

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Back of the Hunterston brooch
found at Hunterston, Ayrshire

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Back view of a silver cup made in Edinburgh

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