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The future Queen Victoria was born on 24 May 1819, while her consort, Prince Albert, was born on 26 August. They married in 1840, forming a partnership that shaped the cultural, political, and social life in 19th-century Britain
The conjoined portraits of Victoria and Albert on the reverse of this coin were originally designed by William Wyon for a 1851 medal. The lettering reads 'VICTORIA REGINA + ALBERTUS PRINCEPS CONJUX' with 'MDCCCXIX' (1819) below.
The historic reverse is complemented by Jody Clark's definitive effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, Victoria's great-great-granddaughter. The obverse carries the inscription 'ELIZABETH II · D · G · REG · F · D · 10 POUNDS · 2019 ·'.
This Ten Pound coin is made from 156.30 grams of solid 999 fine silver, offering an actual precious metal weight of five troy ounces. Struck with a premium proof finish, this large coin measures 65.00 millimetres in diameter.
Just 498 of these Royal Mint Queen Victoria 5oz silver coins were issued in 2019, and this is one of the first 200 struck. Your slabbed coin is supplied sealed in its NGC holder, which displays a special label.