Excellent video guys 👌 I really like Crowns and love your review videos 🔥 I can happily say I have two from the list, a holed 1822 George IV and an 1898 in Good condition.
One of the merits of silver as a coinage metal is that even something quite worn like your 1822 crown still looks a nice coin. Silver coins, especially .925 silver, all have a character of their own which baser coins do not share.
The 1897 Crown was minted at just over 252,000. But I have an 1887 Crown. The mintage figure for it is 173,581. Why was this crown not on this list? I recently bought an 1845 crown. It has some ware on it but it's in good condition rated F
You are right after looking into it it appears that the website used for research have mistyped the mintage as 273,581 and the 1887 should be in the top 10 at 173,581 - Apologies
@@BitsAndBobsCoins it's ok. If it's an error on a website, then that's their mistake. But I really liked the video, and I'm pleased I own two of the rarest crowns minted 😉
Excellent video guys 👌 I really like Crowns and love your review videos 🔥 I can happily say I have two from the list, a holed 1822 George IV and an 1898 in Good condition.
Some great coins all of thees are quite rare
One of the merits of silver as a coinage metal is that even something quite worn like your 1822 crown still looks a nice coin. Silver coins, especially .925 silver, all have a character of their own which baser coins do not share.
Absolutely 😁💯
I have a (facsimile) of the 1847 Gothic Crown and a 1972 EP Crown, not any of the ones showed. Thanks for the video.
The Gothic Crown would amazing 🤩
thanks for watching
I enjoyed the video and had not realised that the wreath crowns were released to collectors at Christmas.
You learn something new everyday 😁
Ive got an 1844 crown
Very nice 👍
The 1897 Crown was minted at just over 252,000. But I have an 1887 Crown. The mintage figure for it is 173,581. Why was this crown not on this list? I recently bought an 1845 crown. It has some ware on it but it's in good condition rated F
You are right after looking into it it appears that the website used for research have mistyped the mintage as 273,581 and the 1887 should be in the top 10 at 173,581 - Apologies
@@BitsAndBobsCoins it's ok. If it's an error on a website, then that's their mistake. But I really liked the video, and I'm pleased I own two of the rarest crowns minted 😉