Crown

1551 Crown Edward VI Obverse attr-Classical Numismatic Group, Inc 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 Obverse 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 Obverse MV 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 Reverse MV 1663 Crown – Charles II (First Bust) - 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 Obverse MV 1679 Crown – Charles II (Third Bust) - 1679 Silver Crown (5 Shillings) of King Charles II. The Third Bust is larger than the Second Bust.
1667 Crown Charles II Second Bust Reverse MV 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).
1687 Crown James II Reverse MV 1687 Crown – Second Bust – James II - 1687 Crown (5 shillings) of King James II minted at the Tower Mint, London. The Reverse is four crowned shields. Date divided.
1656 Crown Commonwealth Reverse 1656 Crown Commonwealth / Oliver Cromwell - The 1656 Silver Crown minted during the period of the Commonwealth/Oliver Cromwell. Minted at the Tower (London) Mint in 1656.
1845 Crown Reverse 1845 Crown - The Reverse shows a crowned shield by Jean Baptiste Merlen. Edge has regnal year in Roman figures (IX, 9th year of reign).
1632 1633 Crown Charles I Obverse 1632 Crown – Charles I - Silver crown of King Charles I, struck 1632-1633 (indicated by the Harp mint mark) at the Tower Mint in London. Diameter 43mm.