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The Half Gold Sovereign Queen Victoria Young Head Shield (1871-1887) bears Queen Victoria's young picture by William Wyon on the obverse and a heraldic shield design on the reverse. It is a valuable coin due to its historical significance and excellent craftsmanship, having been struck in 22-carat gold. Key Features: >The obverse has a portrait of Queen Victoria designed by William Wyon, showing her in her youth. >The reverse depicts a heraldic shield that combines the Irish and British Royal Arms. >About 3.99 grammes in weight, and struck in 22-carat gold. >About 19.30 mm in diameter, with a machined edge. >Produced between 1871 and 1887; various mintmarks identify the locations of production. >During the Victorian era, it was widely used as money in the United Kingdom and its colonies.
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The Half Gold Sovereign Queen Victoria Young Head Shield (1871-1887) bears Queen Victoria's young picture by William Wyon on the obverse and a heraldic shield design on the reverse. It is a valuable coin due to its historical significance and excellent craftsmanship, having been struck in 22-carat gold. Key Features: >The obverse has a portrait of Queen Victoria designed by William Wyon, showing her in her youth. >The reverse depicts a heraldic shield that combines the Irish and British Royal Arms. >About 3.99 grammes in weight, and struck in 22-carat gold. >About 19.30 mm in diameter, with a machined edge. >Produced between 1871 and 1887; various mintmarks identify the locations of production. >During the Victorian era, it was widely used as money in the United Kingdom and its colonies.
The Half Gold Sovereign Queen Victoria Young Head Shield (1871-1887) bears Queen Victoria's young picture by William Wyon on the obverse and a heraldic shield design on the reverse. It is a valuable coin due to its historical significance and excellent craftsmanship, having been struck in 22-carat gold.
Key Features:
>The obverse has a portrait of Queen Victoria designed by William Wyon, showing her in her youth. >The reverse depicts a heraldic shield that combines the Irish and British Royal Arms. >About 3.99 grammes in weight, and struck in 22-carat gold. >About 19.30 mm in diameter, with a machined edge. >Produced between 1871 and 1887; various mintmarks identify the locations of production. >During the Victorian era, it was widely used as money in the United Kingdom and its colonies.
