1953 United Kingdom Five Shillings Crown - Queen Elizabeth Ii Coronation

Overview
A 1953 United Kingdom Crown (Five Shillings) Struck To Commemorate The Coronation Of Queen Elizabeth Ii. The Obverse Features The Queen On Horseback In An Equestrian Portrait, With The Legend Elizabeth Ii Dei Gratia Britt Omn Regina Fidei Defensor And The Denomination Five Shillings Below. The Reverse Displays Four Crowned Shields Arranged In A Cruciform Pattern, Representing England (Three Lions), Scotland (Lion Rampant), Ireland (Harp) And Wales, With National Floral Emblems Between The Shields.

Grade (Our Assessment): Extremely Fine (Ef-40)
Slabbed: No (Raw Coin)

Specifications
* Country: United Kingdom
* Denomination: Five Shillings (Crown)
* Year: 1953
* Monarch: Queen Elizabeth Ii
* Mint: Royal Mint, London
* Mint Mark: None
* Composition: Cupro-Nickel
* Edge: Milled

Condition Notes
Light Overall Toning Across Both Faces. Minor Contact Marks Visible In The Obverse Field Surrounding The Equestrian Figure. Light Handling Marks Consistent With The Grade. The Equestrian Design On The Obverse Retains Strong Detail, With The Horse And Rider Clearly Defined. The Reverse Shields Show Strong Detail With The National Emblems And Floral Devices Well Preserved. The Rim Is Intact On Both Sides With No Notable Damage Visible.334414+36

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