1845 Halfcrown. STOLEN AT THE MIDLAND FAIR 9/11/2025.
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S3888, Davies 568, ESC 2722 (679). Victoria 1845 young head halfcrown with 1 over a smaller 1 and 5 over a larger 5 with a different font. The harp has 8 strings as used in 1844 rather than the 7 strings recorded in ESC for this date. There is a long thin die break below the chin.
Light friction to the highest points, the reverse better.
Grade: EF+/gEF NOT AVAILABLE
PLEASE NOTE. THIS COIN WAS STOLEN FROM THE TABLE AT THE MIDLAND COIN FAIR ON 9TH NOVEMBER. IF ANYONE SEES THIS COIN OR IS OFFERED IT FOR SALE, PLEASE CONTACT ME ON 07802 713444.
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