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Collectors interested in 17th-century English coinage will find this coin appealing for its historical context and numismatic charm
struck in 1821 during the reign of George IV
George slaying the dragon within a garter inscribed with the motto “HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE
with visible details on the portrait and inscriptions
• Year: 1916
1928 HALFCROWN ( AUNC ) B SHIELD BACK Collectors interested in 17th-century EnglishThis 1928 Halfcrown from the United Kingdom is a distinguished example of British numismatic craftsmanship. Struck during the reign of King George V, it features his effigy on the obverse, capturing the essence of the eras regal portrait artistry. On the reverse, the coin showcases a shield motif, symbolizing strength and heritage. In About Uncirculated (AUNC) condition, this coin retains nearly its full mint luster with minimal wear, presenting sharp