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silver Victoria high grade 1/- Shilling George V 6d Sixpence Scarce Young Head Halfcrown Penny 2/6 Farthing Rare copper ¼d George III Edward VII 1d aUNC bronze ½d Halfpenny 1887 3d Threepence Obv 2 5/- Bun Head
An excellent date and a good strong grade. Obverse 2, for those who like their microvarieties. I know I do. There are 3 different obverses for 1911 shillings
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
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!
Very appealing high grade early date Victoria Young Head shilling. Nice...
I always use a few key high points on the design to judge the quality of these halfcrowns the spiral on the harp's hip the I and S of the garter legend and of course, the top of the ear Compare this with yours...
This is an excellent example for 1903. In fact, from a standing start, it took me nine upgrades to get this far with this date!
Lovely high grade example, and not the easiest date either. There are 2 obverses and 3 reverses for 1889, making a total of 6 varieties. This is Obv 1, Rev C.
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
Nice strong strike and a beautiful texture to this coin. ESC doesn't distinguish between Obv 3 and Obv 4, but Davies does, and rates Obv 4 as slightly scarcer. Scarce date in ESC regardless.
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