1900 CROWN ( AUNC ) LXIV

The 1900 Crown, minted during the reign of Queen Victoria, represents a significant piece of British numismatic history. Struck in the final year of her reign, this coin features a mature portrait of Queen Victoria on the obverse, reflecting her long and impactful rule. The reverse showcases the iconic St. George slaying the dragon, a design by Benedetto Pistrucci that symbolizes the strength and bravery of the British Empire.

In Almost Uncirculated (AUNC) condition, this coin exhibits minimal wear, retaining much of its original luster and sharp details. The finer elements of Queen Victoria’s portrait and the dynamic scene on the reverse are well-preserved, highlighting the coin’s careful handling over the years. The attribution “LXIV” likely indicates a specific die variety or mint mark, adding to the coin’s uniqueness and collector interest.

Coin Summary:

• Date: 1900

• Monarch: Queen Victoria

• Denomination: Crown

• Metal: Silver

• Condition: Almost Uncirculated (AUNC)

• Attribution: LXIV