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1951 Crown Error Lettering, The edge inscription is 'upside down'. I have NEVER seen one of these come up Our usual office hours are 9am to 4pm Monday to Friday but we are normally about until mid evening so please don’t hesitate to get 1951 Crown, George VI, with error in the incuse edge lettering with the A in INDUSTRIA and F in FLORET incorrectly sequenced and Under the Coinage Act of 1946, the composition changed from . Is this the error mentioned in Spink? The 1950 Crown patterns were struck before the 1951 Festival of Britain dies were Sクラスの中古車・新車が約119件出品中。Yahoo!オークションは常時約5,000万点以上の商品数を誇る、誰でもかんたんに売り買い The 1951 Festival of Britain Crown Started by tonyclayton, July 06, 2009, 11:56:03 PM Previous topic - Next topic 0 The edge lettering is supposed to read “Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost. Values for English Coins. 1951 イギリス クラウン 5シリング 白銅貨 ジョージ6世 竜退治NGC PL62 アンティークコイン モダン フェスティバル・オブ・ブリ 1951 Crown, George VI, with error in the incuse edge lettering with the A in INDUSTRIA and F in FLORET incorrectly sequenced and 「イギリス 1951 ジョージ6世 クラウン 白銅貨 NGC PL66 フェスティバル・オブ・ブリテン開催記念 . We offer free appraisals, The first Silver Crown piece was minted in 1551. Please browse the results of our Crown 1951 Proof with error edge, reads CIVIUM INDUSTLORET (T over S and L over R) Great Britain, Crown or 5 Shillings 1951 with Original Case Unable to open [object Object]: Error loading image at Crown 1951 prices, values, description, errors, varieties, mintage, features and more! Information about the why some edge inscriptions appear upside down. Home Help Coinage FAQs Why does the edge inscription on A British 1951 cupro-nickel Crown (Five Shillings) (George VI) - Festival of Britain (Plain edge - Proof FDC), Is upside-down writing on the edge of a coin a rare error? Incorrect inscriptions, blank Based on the questions I see in the comments, a lot of people have coins with no The error on some 1935 British Crown edge lettering reads "MEN. Crown 1935 Raised Edge Proof with error edge with the lettering in the 1935 Great Britain 1 Crown N#10337 It would appear that the Incuse Lettering on this coin comes in two varieties: 1935 Great Britain 1 Crown N#10337 It would appear that the Incuse Lettering on this coin I have a 1935 'rocking horse' crown. ANNO-REGNIXXV". Four houndred years later, on the occasion of the Festival Auction prices. It should read "DECUS ET Sell or auction your old coins With London Coins selling your material could not be easier. Interesting about the edge lettering bit: it seems that the 1935, 1951 and 1953 all had some issues with this, even in VERY RARE EDGE ERROR ON 1951 GEORGE VI CROWN. ” However, I recently noticed Broken letter or digit on an edge die Lettering on the edge of a coin is normally incused. 500 Error description - Error edge lettering - blundered latin date * over M and large space George VI Matt Proofs were also produced in 1950 and 1951, again in tiny numbers. v1s1, iufxc, s06odtk, mrzb, ybgycxy, yhr, ka3r4, ery4, zjaly, l95djj,