1662 Charles II silver Crown, an important early milled issue featuring the third laureate bust and the classic cruciform shields reverse. A substantial Restoration‑era crown struck at the Tower Mint.
Scarce 1713 Queen Anne Crown, struck for only a single year and highly sought after within early‑18th‑century British milled silver. A bold, historic crown with strong presence and excellent collector appeal.
1821 George IV silver Crown featuring Pistrucci’s St George and the Dragon reverse and the inscribed DECUS ET TUTAMEN edge. A substantial early milled crown prized for its artistry and historical importance.
1894 Victoria LVIII Crown featuring the Veiled Head portrait and Pistrucci’s St George and the Dragon reverse. The LVIII edge inscription marks the 58th regnal year of Queen Victoria.
1895 Victoria LIX Crown featuring the Veiled Head portrait and Pistrucci’s St George and the Dragon reverse. The LIX edge inscription marks the 59th regnal year of Queen Victoria.
1897 Victoria LXI Crown featuring the Veiled Head portrait and Pistrucci’s St George and the Dragon reverse. The LXI edge inscription marks the 61st regnal year of Queen Victoria.
1898 Victoria LXI Crown featuring the Veiled Head portrait and Pistrucci’s St George and the Dragon reverse. The LXI edge inscription marks the 61st regnal year of Queen Victoria.
