1821 HALFCROWN ( FAIR ) 3

The 1821 Halfcrown from England is a historical piece of British numismatic heritage minted during the reign of King George IV. The obverse features a laureate bust of King George IV facing right, a traditional representation of the monarch during this era. On the reverse, the crowned shield of the Royal Arms is encircled by a wreath, symbolizing the strength and unity of the British Empire.

Graded as Fair (Fair), this coin exhibits significant wear with most details worn smooth or partially visible. The portrait of King George IV is heavily worn, with minimal facial features and hair detail remaining. The shield on the reverse is faint but identifiable. Despite its worn condition, it serves as an affordable entry into collecting historical British coinage.

Coin Summary:

• Material: Silver

• Monarch: George IV

• Denomination: Halfcrown

• Country: England

• Condition: Fair (Fair)

• Year: 1821