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£100.00
This 1889 Great Britain One Shilling features the large bust of Queen Victoria, known as the “Jubilee Head” design, introduced to commemorate her Golden Jubilee. The obverse depicts the Queen facing left, wearing a small crown and veil. The reverse features the crowned shield of the Royal Arms, surrounded by the denomination and date.
Graded MS63 by NGC, this example is presented in an official NGC holder and displays attractive original toning, with a pleasing blend of silver-grey and warmer hues. A desirable Victorian silver coin, it combines historical significance with the appeal of a certified Mint State example.
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