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.
Handsome 1664 Charles II Crown from the early milled series. Features the classic third‑bust portrait and cruciform shields reverse. A substantial Restoration‑period silver crown from the Tower Mint.
Handsome 1673 Charles II milled silver Crown featuring the third laureate bust and the classic crowned cruciform shields reverse. A substantial Restoration‑era crown struck at the Tower Mint.
1677 Charles II Maundy Fourpence in .925 silver. Laureate bust obverse and four crowned C‑monograms in cruciform reverse. Scarce early milled Maundy issue.
1696 William III silver Crown featuring the third laureate bust and the crowned cruciform shields reverse. A substantial late‑17th‑century milled crown struck at the Tower Mint.
Scarce 1708 Queen Anne Crown struck at the Edinburgh Mint, identifiable by the E below the bust. A desirable early post‑Union crown with strong historical significance.
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.
Historic 1745 George II LIMA Half Crown, struck from silver captured during the War of Jenkins’ Ear. A desirable mid‑18th‑century milled half crown with strong historical appeal and the sought‑after LIMA mintmark.