Great Britain 1714 Coronation of George Silver Medal

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Great Britain 1714 Coronation of George Silver MedalCountry: Great Britain Date mint mark: 1714 Type: Struck Ref. no: MI II 425 12 E469 Obv. Laureate draped bust of George right. Rev. St. George slaying dragon, Victory above, placing crown on his head. 44mm, 30. 01g. GVF Good Very Fine , nicely patinated, golden aura to toning Coronation of George I 1714. Silver medal by G. Vestner commemorating the Coronation of George I. VERY RARE AND IN PRETTY CONDITION Free global delivery. 28 day returns. ALERT ME

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