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This is an 1897 Great Britain silver crown, certified by PCGS as MS63, struck to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria. The obverse features Victoria’s Veiled Head (Old Head) portrait, symbolizing her long reign, while the reverse carries the traditional St. George and the Dragon design.
Cataloged as Spink S-3937 with the LXI edge, this crown was issued in limited numbers for the Jubilee year and is one of the most iconic late Victorian commemorative coins. Retaining strong detail and original Mint State surfaces, this example offers both historical importance and enduring collector appeal as a centrepiece of British silver coinage.
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