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This 1887 Great Britain Silver Crown features Queen Victoria’s Jubilee Head portrait, introduced to commemorate the 50th anniversary of her reign. The obverse shows the Queen facing left, wearing a small crown and veil. The reverse depicts St George slaying the dragon, with the date 1887 below.
Struck in sterling silver, this classic Victorian crown is presented in an NGC-certified holder and graded MS 63. The coin displays attractive silver-grey toning, with pleasing detail across the portrait and reverse design. A popular and historically significant piece of British coinage, it makes a wonderful addition to any collection of Victorian crowns or Jubilee coinage.
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