England - 1689 William & Mary Half Crown ESC-503/KM.472.2 - NGC VG 8 U.S. Lower mintage issue VA JL TW10 4

Name: England - 1689 William & Mary Half Crown ESC-503/KM.472.2 - NGC VG 8 U.S. Lower mintage issue VA JL TW10 4
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England - 1689 William & Mary Half Crown ESC-503/KM.472.2 - NGC VG 8 U.S. Lower mintage issue VA JL TW10 4

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England 1689 William & Mary Half Crown ESC 503 KM.472.2 NGC VG 8 U.S. Lower mintage issue VA JL TW10 4 Lower mintage issue The obverse in the areas of the effigy (portrait) 2 Denomination 1 2 Crown Country Great Britain Government Kingdom (Resumed) Ruler William and Mary Coinage Type Pre decimal Coinage Composition Silver Description Obverse First and fourth quarters quartered with arms of France and England Notes Varieties exist Indeed I've seen both F12 & F15s with less device details

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