Silver Jubilee Crown (25p) 1977 Silver Proof
Worth about £52 as a proof. 377,000 were minted, the 3rd lowest of any proof Crown (25p).
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Is the Silver Jubilee 1977 Crown (25p) rare?
3rd/ 3
Its proof mintage of 377,000 is the 3rd lowest of 3 proof Crown (25p) coins in the catalogue.
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About the Silver Jubilee Crown (25p) 1977 Silver Proof
The Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Silver Proof coin, issued in 1977 to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II's 25 years on the throne, holds a significant place in British numismatic history. Struck by the Royal Mint, this £0.25 coin is composed of .925 silver, reflecting the high standards of British coinage. The coin features a striking design by artist Arnold Machin, showcasing the Queen's effigy on the obverse, while the reverse depicts a depiction of the royal coat of arms, symbolising the continuity of the monarchy. The coin not only celebrates a milestone in the Queen's reign but also serves as a tangible representation of British heritage, making it an important addition to any numismatist's collection.
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