1891 Victoria Silver Crown Coin

Joseph Edgar Boehm's Jubilee Head

Joseph Edgar Boehm's Jubilee Head portrait of Queen Victoria appears on the obverse of these 1891 coins. Victoria is shown wearing the Small Diamond Crown and a long lace veil. The inscription reads 'VICTORIA D: G: BRITT: REG: F: D:'.

Saint George And The Dragon Reverse

The reverse of these Crown coins features a classic coin engraving by Benedetto Pistrucci, depicting the legend of Saint George and the dragon. The date (1891) appears below, with the artist's initials to the right.

Sterling Silver British Currency Coin

19th-century British Crowns are minted in .925 sterling silver. These large coins weigh approximately 28.28 grams and measure 38.6 millimetres from milled edge to milled edge.

How Many Crowns Were Minted In 1891?

Just 566,394 silver Crowns were struck at the Royal Mint in the 1891 calendar year. Though these coins did circulate, these mintage figures are well below those of other late Victorian silver coinage, making these 1891 Crowns sought-after.

Collecting Victorian Silver Crowns

An 1891 date is an essential addition to any collection of British Crown coins. Collectors appreciate the low mintage figures and stunning designs on these coins, with scarce pieces featuring the Jubilee Head proving particularly popular.

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