1902 EDWARD VII CROWN
£250.00
1902 Edward VII Crown in sterling silver. One‑year type featuring de Saulles’ portrait and Pistrucci’s St George and the Dragon reverse. Classic coronation‑year crown.
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The 1902 Edward VII Crown is a landmark early‑20th‑century British silver crown, struck only for the coronation year of King Edward VII. As a one‑year type, it holds a special place in British milled coinage, bridging the Victorian and Edwardian eras with a bold, handsome design.
Struck in sterling silver (.925), the 1902 crown is admired for its strong relief, classic artistry and historical significance as the final British crown issued for circulation before the denomination fell dormant for decades. Always popular with collectors for its classic design, solid silver content, and place in the early‑20th‑century Royal Mint series.
Specifications
- Denomination: Crown (¼ Pound Sterling)
- Date: 1902
- Monarch: Edward VII (1901–1910)
- Mint: Royal Mint, London
- Metal: Sterling Silver (.925)
- Weight: 28.28 g
- Diameter: 38.6 mm
- Edge: Milled
- Mintage (circulation): 256,000
- Mintage (proof/matte): 15,000
- Catalogue References: Spink 3978 (circulation), Spink 3979 (matte proof), KM 803
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