Crown

1567 Gold Crown Elizabeth I - The 1567 Elizabeth I Gold Crown. First issue. London mint - mintmark is a coronet. The coins would probably have been minted 1567-1570.

1644-45 Gold Crown – Charles I (Tower Mint under Parliament) - A circulating gold crown from the reign of King Charles I, from around 1644-1645 when the civil war raged and the Tower Mint in London was now controlled by Parliament.

1929 Wreath Crown – George V - The 1929 Wreath Crown, a Silver Proof Crown of King George V with the 'wreath' design

1713 Crown – Anne (DVODECIMO) - The 1713 Crown (DVODECIMO). Silver Crown (5 shillings) of Queen Anne, minted at the Royal Mint in London. Third bust.

1551 Crown – Edward VI - The 1551 Crown shows King Edward VI on horseback with the date below. 'Fine Silver' Issue. The King would have been about 14 years old at the time.

1895 Crown – Victoria - The 1895 Crown Obverse shows the Old Head (Veiled Head) portrait of Queen Victoria by Sir Thomas Brock. Edge inscribed with the Regnal date

1666 Crown – Charles II (Second Bust, 3355) - You can also find the 1666 Crown with an elephant below the bust (SCBC 3356) and they are more expensive.

1663 Crown – Charles II (First Bust, 3354) - 1663 also saw two pattern coins by Thomas Simon. Known as the "Petition" crown and the "Reddite' crown. They are extremely rare and could fetch more £500,000.

1679 Crown – Charles II (Third Bust, 3358) - 1679 Silver Crown (5 Shillings) of King Charles II. The Third Bust is larger than the Second Bust.

1667 Crown – Charles II (Second Bust) - 1667 Silver Crown (5 Shillings) of King Charles II. The coin was milled using the machinery of Peter Blondeau at the Tower Mint (Royal Mint in London).