1702 Queen Anne Silver Coronation Medal
Nearly Extremely Fine Condition
Price: £860.00
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Product code: HISACM02
- Obverse – draped bust of Queen Anne, first type
- Reverse – Greek goddess Palla standing, hurling thunder at a two-headed monster
- Official Royal Mint Coronation Medallion
- By John Croker, Chief Engraver to the Royal Mint
- 35mm in diameter
- In Nearly Extremely Fine condition
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The official coronation issue, struck from more than one pair of dies.
This medal was from a significant time in history when England perceived a threat from a Jacobite-French alliance. On the reverse of the medallion, Queen Anne is depicted as the Greek goddess Athena throwing thunderbolts at the two-headed, four-armed serpentine monster said to represent James III (the Old Pretender) and Louis XIV of France.
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Specification
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 35.00mm |
| Reverse Designer | John Croker |
| Obverse Designer | John Croker |
| Year | 1702 |
| Pure Metal Type | Silver |
| Specification | Value |
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