1707 CROWN ( F ) SEXTO E BELOW

This 1707 Crown, struck during the reign of Queen Anne, is a notable piece of English numismatic history from the early 18th century. The obverse features the right-facing bust of Queen Anne, draped and adorned with a laurel wreath, embodying her regal authority. On the reverse, a crowned shield displays the arms of England, Scotland, France, and Ireland in a cruciform arrangement, symbolizing the unity of these kingdoms under Queen Anne’s reign.

In Fine (F) condition, this coin exhibits moderate wear consistent with its age and circulation. The details on both the obverse bust and reverse shield are visible, though some wear is evident throughout the design. The edge of the coin bears the inscription “SEXTO E,” a characteristic feature of coins minted during this period.

Coin Summary:

• Material: Silver

• Monarch: Queen Anne

• Denomination: Crown

• Date: 1707

• Condition: Fine (F)

• Edge Type: “SEXTO E” (Sexto with E below)

• Diameter: Approximately 38mm