Description
1804 GB Bank of England Silver Dollar
Condition: EF (Extremely Fine)
Price: £550
Design Details: The 1804 GB Bank of England Silver Dollar is a fascinating piece of numismatic history, reflecting the British economic conditions of the early 19th century. The obverse features a right-facing bust of King George III with the inscription “GEORGIVS III DEI GRATIA REX.” The reverse displays the Bank of England’s crowned shield and garter design with the inscription “BANK OF ENGLAND ONE DOLLAR” around the edge. The detailed design and historical context make this coin a must-have for any serious collector.
Historical Facts:
- Issued in 1804 during the reign of King George III, this coin was part of an emergency issue by the Bank of England to alleviate a shortage of silver currency.
- The use of the Bank of England’s design, rather than the traditional royal arms, marked a significant departure in British coinage.
- These silver dollars were originally Spanish 8 reales coins that were countermarked and overstruck with British designs to be used in domestic circulation.
Condition: This coin is in extremely fine condition, preserving its sharp details and original features. With minimal signs of wear, it remains an exceptional example of early 19th-century coinage. The coin is preserved in a Hartberger holder, ensuring its protection and maintaining its value.
Weight: 26.9 grams
Diameter: 40 mm
Metal Content: Sterling Silver (.925)
Price: £550
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Add this exceptional 1804 GB Bank of England Silver Dollar to your collection today. Perfect for collectors and history enthusiasts, this coin offers a unique blend of beauty and historical significance. Don’t miss the opportunity to secure this gem!
