Where & How to Sell My WW2 War and Military Memorabilia

If you are looking where to sell your original WWII British army campaign medals and stars then we would be very happy to make you a cash offer for any groups or collections of medals you wish to sell. Please email us a photo of the WW2 medals that you have for sale to: sales@britishmilitarybadges.co.uk and we will get back to you with an offer. We offer the best prices for your medals and unlike auction houses you’ll get the full amount offered, so if you have recently inherited any World War Two medals you don’t want or wish to sell your collection, please get in touch!

We buy all original WW2 medals and campaign stars including: 1939–1945 Star, Atlantic Star, Arctic Star, Air Crew Europe Star, Africa Star, Pacific Star, Burma Star, Italy Star,
France and Germany Star, Defence Medal, Canadian Volunteer Service Medal, Newfoundland Volunteer War Service Medal, War Medal 1939–1945, Africa Service Medal, India Service Medal, New Zealand War Service Medal 1939-1945, Southern Rhodesia Medal for War Service and the Australia Service Medal. If you have any of these or if you have the paperwork, boxes, ribbons etc. you would like to get valued please contact us for a free valuation via our email address: sales@britishmilitarybadges.co.uk or view our we buy page for more details.

Have you inherited medals or thinking of selling your own?

We will give you a free and 100% honest valuation and pay good prices. We can pay you via paypal, bank transfer or cheque and will make you an offer that we will stick to based on your photos, unlike other purchasers who ask you to send them the medals first before making an offer (we never do this).

Please check out our selection of WW2 medals by clicking the link here. We also have a large range of WW1 & WW2 Medal ribbon bars (both sew on and pin back versions) listed for sale here. All our current stock act as an excellent identification guide to help you identify WW2 British army medals as well. British WW11 medals (unlike WW1 medals) were mainly issued unnamed, but would have come with a postal box with the recipient or next-of-kins name and address on as well as the branch of the military (Navy, Army, Air Force etc.) that issued them. In addition there would have been a transmittal slip insert too – we are always happy to buy these as well. So for a hassle free way to sell your world war II British and German medals, please contact us today!