The reverse side displays the crowned shield within a garter
which can affect its value to collectors who prefer coins in their original condition
is a distinguished piece of British numismatic history
this coin exhibits light wear on both sides
It remains a desirable acquisition for collectors interested in British coinage from the early 19th century
1916 HALFCROWN ( EF ) C WILLIAM IIII The reverse side displays theThis 1916 Halfcrown, struck during the reign of King George V, represents a significant piece of English numismatic history. The coin features the portrait of King George V on the obverse, facing left and adorned with a laurel wreath. The reverse showcases a crowned shield of the Royal Arms within a wreath of roses, thistles, and shamrocks, symbolizing the unity of England, Scotland, and Ireland. Its Extremely Fine (EF) condition preserves most of the