Beautiful Toned Silver Coin 1889 Crown from Great Britain Queen Victoria Jubilee Head
Description: A beautiful nicely toned extremely fine or much better silver coin from Great Britain. This is the 1889 silver crown coin from the United Kingdom. The coin displays Queen Victoria's bust as depicted on her Golden Jubilee coin of 1887 on the obverse and Saint George on his horse slaying the dragon on the reverse. The coin has the words "VOCTORIA D: G: BRITT. REG: F: D:" surrounding the queen's head wearing a crown and facing left on the obverse. The reverse displays the date 1889 under the image of Saint George slaying the dragon. the coin is nicely tones and is truly beautiful. It is KM 765, weighs ~28.2 grams of 0.925 silver (sterling) and is ~38.5 mm in diameter. Please carefully review the photos presented as they are part and parcel of our description.
Date: 1889
Mint: Great Britain.
Size and Weight: Silver (0.925) coin weigh ~28.2 gm and is ~38.5 mm in diameter.
References: It is KM #765.
Condition: I would grade this beautiful coin as choice extremely fine or better with nice toning g. The coin has all of its details well preserved with minimum wear to the highest points. The coin has a few scratches and minor bag marks to the surface , which are truly inconsequential and do not affect the coins quality or beauty. The coin also has minor wear commensurate with its age and circulated state. The coin is nicely tone with a nice coloring and is problem free. Please see photo for additional condition information.
