1892 Queen Victoria Jubilee Head Crown Scarce Good Fine

The 1892 Queen Victoria Jubilee Head Crown is a scarce Victorian silver crown struck during the reign of Victoria. Featuring the distinctive Jubilee Head portrait introduced in 1887, this issue is highly regarded by collectors of British pre-decimal coinage.

The obverse displays Queen Victoria’s Jubilee Head effigy, designed by Joseph Edgar Boehm, while the reverse features the iconic image of Saint George slaying the dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci, one of the most celebrated designs in numismatic history.

Struck in silver, the crown was Britain’s largest circulating silver denomination and remains highly collectable for its size, artistry and historical importance. This example is graded Good Fine, retaining clear major detail with circulation wear consistent with age, and is noted as a scarce date, adding further collector appeal.

Highly sought after by Victorian coin collectors, crown enthusiasts and British numismatists, the 1892 Jubilee Head Crown is a historic and desirable addition to any British coin collection.

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