1713 QUEEN ANNE CROWN – ONE YEAR TYPE

1713 Queen Anne Crown – One‑Year Type – Sterling Silver

Desirable 1713 Queen Anne Crown — the famous one‑year type issued at the end of Anne’s reign. Struck in sterling silver, this substantial milled crown carries the final portrait of Queen Anne, produced during a period of political transition and economic change leading into the early Georgian era.

The obverse features Anne’s draped bust facing left, with the legend ANNA DEI GRATIA. The reverse displays the classic cruciform shields with sceptres in the angles, surrounding the central Garter Star — a robust and unmistakably early‑18th‑century design. The 1713 crown is notable for being the only crown struck during Anne’s reign, making it a key type coin for collectors of British milled silver.

This issue offers strong historical significance, impressive size in hand, and enduring desirability across all collecting levels.

Specifications

• Monarch: Queen Anne
• Type: One‑Year Type Crown
• Year: 1713
• Denomination: Crown
• Metal: Sterling Silver (.925)
• Weight: Approx. 28–30g
• Diameter: Approx. 38mm
• Mintage: Not officially recorded; single‑year type, low survival rate
• Catalogue Numbers:
  • ESC: 111
  • Spink (S): 3572
  • KM: 527
• Classification: Early milled silver coinage
• Collectability: Only crown of Anne’s reign; essential type coin

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