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silver Victoria 1/- high grade Shilling George V 6d Scarce Sixpence Young Head Halfcrown 2/6 Penny Rare Farthing bronze 1887 George III ¼d Edward VII copper variety 1d aUNC Crown Threepence 2/- 5/- 3d Florin
Pleasing example with honest wear but no damage. Most of these do have something glaring wrong with them, you'll find, but this one doesn't
This series is full of fascinating little varieties. I can't get enough of them, personally. Odd little dots, inverted Vs, filled dies like this one. I love 'em
You can get quite stuck around the VF+ mark with some of the better dates in most denominations of Vicky silver. Sometimes you just need to push a little to get out of the rut, and this one will do just that
It won't take much exploration of 1853 farthings to find out how scarce the incuse WW variety is. This one also has an inverted V for the last A in GRATIA, which is often treated as a separate variety in its own right.
Top grade example of Freeman obverse 7, rated R4
A rather gorgeous coin in the hand, this one. Lovely lovely lovely.
A nice lustre and barely a trace of wear. There's no better time to get stuck into Victoria - coins this good are not going to get any cheaper!
Inverted Vs for As in GRATIA. This series is full of fascinating little varieties like this. I didn't just make this one up - it is documented in Chris Perkins' Collectors Coins GB
It's rather nice to think of Crowns actually being spent in day-to-day transactions. For me, that's what makes them so much more collectable than modern commemorative tat. Imagine what one of these must have felt like in your pocket
A Rare coin in any grade, and the vast majority that you'll see are in very poor condition. You will struggle to upgrade this one. R2 in ESC. (Very Rare in English Silver Coinage since 1649 by P. Alan Rayner)
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