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1723 King George I South Sea Company SSC Silver Crown
£1,195.00
Silver recovered by the South Sea Company (SSC) in 1722 was shipped back to Britain, and a series of coins were struck by the Royal Mint. Denominations include a crown, half crown, shilling and sixpence.
The crown is made of sterling silver (0.925 fine), and shows signs of historic polishing. All of the main details are still present, with no damage to the rim.
Key features:
- Material: Silver
- Grade: Fine
- Weight: 28.2g
Buy a 1723 King George I South Sea Company SSC Silver Crown
| Quantity | Cost per unit | Starts from |
|---|---|---|
| 1+ | £1,195.00 | £1,195.00 |
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Description
M J Hughes Coins are members of the British Numismatic Trade Association - www.bnta.net. We are coin dealers based in Alton, Hampshire (Where we have a shop location). We are always interested in purchasing any coins that you may have for sale, particularly Royal Mint issues and gold coins. We are happy to make no obligation offers, and purchase from a single coin to an entire gold coin collection. You would be more than welcome to visit our shop, or we are happy to travel to you. Please take a look at our What We Buy pages to see some of the prices we can pay.
Summary
Product Code:
1723CROWN
Stock Remaining:
1
Metal:
Silver
Material:
Silver
Capital Gains Tax Status:
Exempt
Weight:
28.2g
New / Pre-owned:
Pre-owned