Coin
1847 (made)
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This silver proof coin is a five shilling piece. Queen Victoria is shown in profile wearing a gothic crown.
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Materials and techniques | Silver |
Brief description | Silver proof coin, a five shilling piece of Queen Victoria. By William Wyon, 1847 |
Physical description | Coin. Proof piece. Five shilling piece of Queen Victoria. Obv., profile head of the Queen with legend, 'Victoria Dei gratia Britanniar. reg.f.d'. Rev., the royal arms, and 'tueatur unita deus anno dom. MDCCCXLVII.' On the rim, 'Decus et tutamen. Anno regni undecimo.' |
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Credit line | Bequeathed by John Jones |
Object history | Jones Bequest. |
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Summary | This silver proof coin is a five shilling piece. Queen Victoria is shown in profile wearing a gothic crown. |
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Accession number | 944-1882 |
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Record created | July 24, 2008 |
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