Victoria, Pattern Shilling, 1863, by Charles Wiener, coronetted bust facing left, CH.W incuse on truncation, VICTORIA DEI GRATIA BRITANNIAR: REG F:D: <I>rev.</I> inverted, crowned mark of value within wreath, date below, <I>edge</I> plain (ESC 1374 R3), <I>small indent at top on edge where collar has failed to meet correctly, toned, good extremely fine, very rare</I> | Christie's

Sale 1298

PROOF AND PATTERN COINS 1800-2000

Spink London

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11 July 2001

Browse Sale

Lot 1030

Victoria, Pattern Shilling, 1863, by Charles Wiener, coronetted bust facing left, CH.W incuse on truncation, VICTORIA DEI GRATIA BRITANNIAR: REG F:D: rev. inverted, crowned mark of value within wreath, date below, edge plain (ESC 1374 R3), small indent at top on edge where collar has failed to meet correctly, toned, good extremely fine, very rare

Price realised

GBP 632

Estimate

GBP 600 - GBP 800

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Victoria, Pattern Shilling, 1863, by Charles Wiener, coronetted bust facing left, CH.W incuse on truncation, VICTORIA DEI GRATIA BRITANNIAR: REG F:D: rev. inverted, crowned mark of value within wreath, date below, edge plain (ESC 1374 R3), small indent at top on edge where collar has failed to meet correctly, toned, good extremely fine, very rare
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