The display contains a set of five 1925 coins, namely: shilling, sixpence, threepence (these three all struck in 50% silver), halfpenny and farthing.
The coins are housed within a display that is held in a protection case, sized just over 17cm x 12cm. The display and case are in New/Mint condition and the coins are in Fine (or better) condition.
Our manufacturing process includes a precision laser cutting method to create the necessary holes in each display for the required coins to be inserted and held, safely recessed, in the correct position.
This would make a wonderful gift for a Blades fan.
The product can be removed from the protection case, to allow frame mounted display, if so desired.
FA Cup Final 1925: Sheffield United 1-0
Wembley Stadium: Saturday 25th April
Sheffield United 1-0
(Tunstall)
SU: Sutcliffe, Cook, Milton, Pantling, King, Green, Mercer, Boyle, Johnson, Gillespie, Tunstall.
CC: Farquharson, Nelson, Blair, Wake, Keenor, Hardy, Davies, Gill, Nicholson, Beadles, Evans.
Referee: G N Watson Attendance: 91,763
Cardiff had won promotion to the First Division shortly after the war, they had only been beaten for the Championship by Huddersfield on goal average in 1924, and now they were playing in their first FA Cup Final. Their clash with
Not for the first time in a Wembley Final a mistake cost one team the match. A quarter of an hour before half‑time, Pantling, Sheffield's right half, hit a long, swinging pass out to the left. Tunstall, the new England outside‑left, moved towards the ball as it dropped, trapped it and went on to pick his spot in the Cardiff net. Cardiff right‑half Wake could probably have cut out the pass to Tunstall, but, fatally, he hesitated and Tunstall was through to score.
It was a terrific blow to the Welsh team, and, though Blair, Hardy and Keenor continued to play above themselves, Cardiff were unable to reproduce any of the brilliant football that had recently brought them into the limelight. Sheffield, led by the supreme strategy of Gillespie at inside‑left, deservedly won the Cup for the fourth time in their history.
Route to Final
Semi Final
CARDIFF C v Blackburn R 3‑1, SHEFF UTD v
Fourth Round
CARDIFF C v Leicester C 2‑1, Blackburn R v Blackpool 1‑0, Southampton v Liverpool 1‑0, SHEFF UTD v WBA 2‑0.
Third Round
Notts Co v CARDIFF C 0‑2, Hull C v Leicester C 1‑1, 1‑2, W. Ham v Blackpool 1‑1, 0‑3, Spurs v Blackburn R 2‑2, 1‑2, Southampton v Bradford C 2‑0, Liverpool v Birmingham 2‑1, WBA v Aston Villa 1‑1, 2‑1, SHEFF UTD v Everton 1‑0.
Second Round
CARDIFF C v Fulham 1‑0, Notts Co v Norwich C 4‑0, Hull C v Crystal Palace 3‑2, Newcastle Utd v Leicester C 2‑2, 0‑1, Bradford PA v Blackpool 1‑1, 1‑2, Nott'm Forest v W. Ham 0‑2, Spurs v Bolton Wand 1‑1, 1 ‑0, Blackburn R v Portsmouth 0‑0, 0‑0, 1‑0, Southampton v Brighton & H Alb 1 ‑0, Barnsley v Bradford C 0‑3, Birmingham v Stockport Co 1‑0, Bristol C v Liverpool 0‑1, WBA v PNE 2‑0, Swansea T v Aston Villa 1‑3, Sunderland v Everton 0‑0, 1‑2, SHEFF UTD v Sheff Wed 3‑2.
First Round
CARDIFF C v Darlington 0‑0, 0‑0, 2‑0, Swindon Town v Fulham 1‑2, Doncaster Rovers v Norwich City 1‑2, Coventry C v Notts County 0‑2, Hull C v Wolves 1‑1, 1 ‑0, Crystal Palace v South Shields 2‑1, Newcastle Utd v Hartlepool Utd 4‑1, Leicester C v Stoke C 3‑0, Blackpool v Barrow 0‑0, 2‑0, Bradford PA v Middlesbrough 1 ‑0, Nottingham Forest v Clapton Orient 1 ‑0, West Ham v Arsenal 0‑0, 2‑2, 1‑0, Spurs v Northampton 3‑0, Bolton Wanderers v Huddersfield T 3‑0, Accrington Stanley v Portsmouth 2‑5, Blackburn R v Oldham Athletic 1 ‑0, Southampton v Exeter C 3‑ 1, Watford v Brighton & Hove Albion l‑1, 3‑4, Millwall Ath v Barnsley 1‑ 1, 1‑2, Derby Co v Bradford C 0‑1, Birmingham v Chelsea 2‑0, QPR v Stockport Co 1‑3, Bristol R v Bristol C 0‑1, Liverpool v Leeds Utd 3‑0, WBA v Luton T 4‑0, Preston North End v Man C 4‑1, Swansea T v Plymouth Argyle 3‑0, Aston Villa v Port Vale 7‑2, Everton v Burnley 2‑1, Bury v Sunderland 0‑3, Sheff Wednesday v Man Utd 2‑0, SHEFF UTD v Corinthians 5‑0.
The year that was 1925...
• In October, the Locarno Conference agrees a series of international treaties concerning the borders of European countries, bringing stability to European politics • In the Soviet Union, Stalin emerges as ruler • In July in the United States, John T Scopes, a Tennessee biology teacher, is put on trial for teaching Charles Darwin's theory of evolution. He loses the case (later known as the 'monkey trial'), and the law is not repealed until 1967 • Chiang Kai-shek launches a military campaign to unify
Sporting 1925...
• Football League Champions were Huddersfield Town, leaving West Bromwich Albion in the runners up spot • Sheffield United defeated Cardiff City 1-0 in the FA Cup Final, Frederick Tunstall scoring the vital goal • The Grand National winning horse was ‘Double Chance’ • The Cheltenham Gold Cup winning horse was ‘Ballinode’ • The Epsom Derby winning horse was ‘Manna’ • Golf's British Open was won by James Barnes • Cambridge won the Boat Race over Oxford did not finish due to their boat becoming waterlogged • The Wimbledon tennis singles tournament saw victories for Rene Lacoste of France (mens) and Suzanne Lenglen of France (ladies) • American Sport – The first Super Bowl did not take place until 1967 – The first NBA Championship did not take place until 1947 – Major League Baseball World Series: Pittsburgh 4-3 Washington •