Elizabeth II, Crown (Coronation) 1953 Choice BU

This is the first Queen Elizabeth II Crown, this is the Coronation Crown, and this is the first coin to be issued for our Monarch. It shows the Queen riding on her horse and the design was much more unusual than anything issued before it. Despite being 65 years old and the first coin of our Monarch, the prices are still very reasonable, or at least our prices are. I have seen one of the marketing companies charging £30 for one and they don’t even give you the grade. We are offering these in Choice Uncirculated.
Availability: In stock
SKU: CLA4609
£28.50
Products specifications
Attribute nameAttribute value
MonarchElizabeth II 1952 - 2022
Pre-Decimal DenominationCrown
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