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silver Victoria high grade George V Scarce Shilling 6d 1/- Sixpence bronze Penny 1d Florin 2/- Edward VII 2/6 Halfcrown Halfpenny ½d Bun Head Young Head copper 1887 Rare aUNC Farthing Freeman lustrous ¼d variety
An excellent date and a lovely grade. Significantly scarcer. Davies' 1982 values for Obverse 1 are nearly two and a half times those for Obverse 2.
There are 3 distinct varieties of 1887 Jubilee Head shilling. Most of them are Reverse C, have small lettering on the garter, and a Q with a loop. Have a look at the Q on yours
For the variety collector, 1889 is the year where doing your homework can really pay off. This coin is very interesting, numismatically - it's a mule of the earlier Rev C, introduced in 1887, and the later large head, introduced in this year, 1889. Peter Davies' 1982 publication didn't include this variety, but a list Mr Davies produced in 2013 did, and it has been given the reference D.986A
An excellent date and a lovely grade. Slabbed by CGS and graded at 65 which is equivalent to GEF
An excellent date and a lovely grade. Significantly scarcer than Obverse 1 or Obverse 2
A few years ago I made the decision to concentrate on quality rather than quantity, and it's coins like this that make me glad I made that decision.
You could spend a lifetime collecting and upgrading Victorian silver. In fact, I think I might
An excellent date and a very high grade.
It's ever so difficult to find William IV shillings, of any date, that are this good. Don't try and complete Victoria first, whatever you do!
I spent a good ten minutes exploring this one with a loupe, trying to find some evidence of wear, but I really struggled. Each leaf vein is still sharp, the hairlines go right to the end of each curl, but it does have slight discolouration that, if anything, the photo exaggerates.
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