1893 CROWN ( FINE ) 2 1973 non-reflective surface that appeals to

non-reflective surface that appeals to discerning numismatists

this exemplifies the finest quality Scottish coinage before the shilling's eventual demonetization

REVERSE: FOEDUS INVIOLABILE

The reverse showcases intricate portraiture of Carroll's most memorable tea party host

This silver piece displays minimal wear limited to the highest relief points

1893 CROWN ( FINE ) 2 1973 non-reflective surface that appeals toThis 1893 crown represents a distinguished example of British coinage from the late Victorian period, struck during the reign of Queen Victoria. Graded as Fine, the coin exhibits moderate wear consistent with historical circulation whilst retaining clear definition of design elements and inscriptions across both obverse and reverse. Composed of sterling silver in accordance with Royal Mint specifications of the era, it embodies the precious metal