1960 Crown, Polished Dies
£50.00
S4143, Davies , ESC 393K. Elizabeth II 1960 crown struck using polished dies, and presumably one of those produced for the New York Expo.
A hint of toning to a small area of the field below the chin, otherwise, brilliant, prooflike and practically as struck.
Grade: Unc
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