Description:
- The original 1951 George VI Crown is highly sought-after and remains a coveted numismatic treasure.
- It is the first and only cupronickel crown issued during King George VI's reign, making it a unique and historically significant coin.
- This limited edition presentation includes just 1951 coins, adding to its exclusivity and collectibility.
- Known as the Festival of Britain crown, it features Benedetto Pistrucci's iconic image of St. George slaying the dragon on the reverse.
- The obverse showcases a portrait of King George VI, the Queen's father and the last George to reign, adding to its historical significance and appeal.
- 1951 George VI cupronickel crown
- Festival of Britain crown
- Limited edition 1951 crown
- King George VI numismatic rarity
- Original 1951 crown history
- Benedetto Pistrucci coin design
- St. George and the dragon coin
- Historical significance of 1951 crown
- Collectible George VI coin
- Highly sought-after numismatic treasure