KING CHARLES THE II 1696 SILVER CROWN AU55 £750.00
The 1696 silver crown is sought after by collectors due to its historical significance and the rarity of coins from this period. It represents a notable era in British coinage and is often valued for both its numismatic and intrinsic silver content.
The crown coin has a long history, originally derived from a gold coin introduced by Henry VIII in 1526.
The crown coin has a long history, originally derived from a gold coin introduced by Henry VIII in 1526.
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Also in: RARE SILVER COINS
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