1664 CHARLES II CROWN

1664 Charles II Crown

A handsome and historically significant early milled Crown of Charles II, struck in 1664 during the restoration of the monarchy. This large silver coin is prized for its bold portrait, classic cruciform shields reverse, and its place in the rebirth of English coinage following the Commonwealth period. An essential addition for collectors of early milled silver or Stuart-era numismatics.

Key Specifications

• Denomination — Crown
• Date — 1664
• Monarch — Charles II (1660–1685)
• Mint — Tower Mint, London
• Metal — Sterling Silver (.925 fine)
• Weight — Approx. 29.5–30.0 g
• Diameter — Approx. 39–41 mm
• Mintage — Not officially recorded; early milled crowns are scarce in high grade
• Catalogue References — ESC 15; Bull 340; Spink (S.) 3358

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