Demi-couronne d'argent Grande-Bretagne 1834, notée PCGS MS62.

A silver half crown issued in 1834 during the reign of William IV. Given the brevity of his reign, from 1830 to 1837, coins issued under this monarch are all notably rare. The finely engraved armorial design on the reverse makes this a particularly sought-after silver issue. Nearly two centuries after its issue, the coin retains its lustre and presents exceptional visual appeal. Certified by PCGS and graded MS62.

Country: Great Britain

Year of Issue: 1834

PCGS Certification Number: 56024563

Grade: MS62

Population in This Grade: 5

Population in Higher Grades: 29

Obverse: William IV

Reverse: Armorial bearings of England, Scotland and Ireland, with a mantle surrounding the crown and shield

Metal: Silver

Denomination: Half Crown

Diameter: Approximately 32 mm

Weight: Approximately 14.13 g
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