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This is an 1887 Great Britain silver crown, certified by PCGS as MS63 and struck during the reign of Queen Victoria. Issued for the Golden Jubilee year, the coin features Victoria’s Jubilee Head portrait, wearing a small crown and veil, a distinctive design used only briefly from 1887 to 1893.
Cataloged as Spink S-3921, this crown retains strong Mint State detail with light handling marks typical of the grade but no circulation wear. Jubilee Head crowns are historically significant and highly collectible, marking 50 years of Victoria’s reign and representing one of the most recognizable designs in British silver coinage.
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