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This is the 1844 Circulation issue with a mintage of unknown. The 1839 Victoria 1st portrait coin, minted at the Royal Mint in Tower Hill, represents a significant moment in British numismatics as it marks the early years of Queen Victoria's reign, which lasted from 1837 to 1901. With a mintage of 18,480,400, this copper coin is not particularly rare, scoring a rarity of 3 out of 10, yet it remains a popular item among collectors due to its historical context and the iconic image of the young queen, which reflects the Victorian era's aesthetic values and technological advancements. The design showcases a youthful Queen Victoria, symbolizing both stability and progress during a time of great change in Britain, making it a key piece for those studying the evolution of coinage and royal portraiture. Its circulation condition adds to its charm, as it has traversed through time, embodying the everyday life of 19th century Britain and serving as a tangible connection to a pivotal period in history.
George VI 1st coinage
1941 · £0.03
