julian_marshall Coin Album

1679 Crown S-3358 3rd Bust N1

Charles II, bought raw

1686 Crown S-3406 VF25

James II crown

1692 Crown S-3433 VF30

William & Mary Crown. NGC graded VF30

1692 Crown S-3433 VF30

William & Mary Crown. NGC graded VF30

1695 Crown S-3470 OCTAVO MS63+

William III

1707 Crown S-3601 Eng & Scot Shield N1

Bought raw

1707 Crown S-3601 Eng & Scot Shield N1

Bought raw

1716 Crown S-3639 AU50

George I, Plumes & Roses. Originally NGC graded AU53

1716 Crown S-3639 AU50

George I, Plumes & Roses. Originally NGC graded AU53

1746 Crown S-3689 LIMA AU58

George II Lima; NGC AU58 Cert. # 5949416-011

1746 Crown S-3689 LIMA AU58

George II Lima; NGC AU58 Cert. # 5949416-011

1818 Crown S-3787 LIX Edge AU58

Has an unbarred A in edge word “TUTAMEN”. Bought raw

1822 Crown S-3805 Tertio AU55

George IIII crown; Laureate head, “TERTIO” edge, NGC AU53 Cert# 6057004-011

1822 Crown S-3805 Tertio AU55

George IIII crown; Laureate head, “TERTIO” edge, NGC AU53 Cert# 6057004-011

1822 Crown S-3805 Tertio AU55

George IIII crown; Laureate head, “TERTIO” edge, NGC AU53 Cert# 6057004-011

1889 Crown S-3921 MS63

Originally NGC #4705908-003; graded MS64

1902 Crown S-3978 MS62

Purchased raw

1935 Crown S-4048 .500 Silver MS64

Mintage 717,269 “rocking horse crown” The 1935 Crown featured a modernist reinterpretation of a classic British coin design: St George in the act of slaying a dragon. The engraving, crafted by sculptor Percy Metcalf, shows an armoured Saint, his steed rearing over a prone beast. It's a highly stylised image which shows the influence of Art Deco. The rigid poses of horse and rider led to some criticism and the comparisons with a children's rocking horse which give the 1935 Silver Jubilee Crown its name.