1845 Queen Victoria Shield Reverse Sovereign NGC MS 62
Victoria (1837-1901), Sovereign, 1845, 'Wider Date', first small young head, W.W. in relief on truncation, rev. crowned normal shield in wreath, (MCE 506; Marsh 28; Bentley 978; S.3852). Extremely fine, some light scratches in the obverse field, visible only under close inspection.
Reverse :The Ensigns Armorial within a plain shield and surmounted by a crown. A branch of laurel is shown on each side of the shield. At the bottom the Thistle, Rose and Shamrock are placed with a small flower stop each side.
Total Graded by NGC
In MS 62: 4
In Higher Grades: 1
Coin Specifications
Calendar Year Mintage : 3800845
Spink S.3852 / Marsh 28
Gold Fineness 22ct .916.7
Struck at London Mint
7.98g Weight/ 22.05mm Diameter
Obverse bust by William Wyon
Reverse design Crowned Shield by Jean Baptiste Merlen
Die Axis: ↑ ↓
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