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GEORGE I HALF CROWN GEORGE I 1714-17

« on: December 11, 2011, 04:25:59 PM »

GEORGE I 1714-1727

  George I Half Crown
   1715-1726
   There is only one obverse and one reverse issued for the
   half crown of the George I reign.
   They all however have different issue marks in angles on the
   reverses.
   Roses & Plumes - silver from "Company for smelting down
   lead with Pitcole and Seacole"
   SSC - silver from the South Sea Company.

   The obverse was by John Croker and the reverse was by
   Johan Ochs senior.
   1715-1726 Silver, 15 grams, 33mm Diameter.
   George I Half Crown
   1715-1726

Roses and Plumes, & SSC


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