Great Britain George II Silver Crown Silver from the West and Wales 1716

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Great Britain George II Silver Crown Silver from the West and Wales 1716Great Britain George II Silver Crown Silver from the West and Wales 1716. Mint Mark: 1716 SECVNDO Ref: S 3639 39. 0 mm 30. 2 gm Obverse: Laureate, draped bust right. Reverse: Crowned cruciform shields of England and Scotland, France, Ireland and Hanover, roses and plumes in angles. Only the slightest cabinet friction on raised surfaces, underlying mint lustre below light toning. Very attractive coin first Hanoverian crown. The roses and plumes on the

and the crowns and urns of all the kings

lithographic transfer comprising a row of four impressions spaced 19-20mm apart (without wavy lines or rosettes)

A brilliant mint block with large part original gum (one stamp unmounted mint)

A 14 x 10 foot piece of red carpet walked on by Pope Benedict XVI

The penny black represents a real landmark in British and worldwide history

" Victoria writes in black ink

A beautiful philatelic display piece of one of the most attractive of the early New Zealand pictorial issues depicting Otira Gorge (with an inset view of Mount Ruapehu

on non-Muslims in 1679 (a tax that had been abolished by Akbar)

and this is an exceptional example of a most interesting printing variety

This report also contains a wealth of information including vehicle flight times

From first printing

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