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Gibraltar 1967 Castle And Key Crown Silver Proof Coin

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Buy a Gibraltar 1967 Castle And Key Crown Silver Proof Coin

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Castle and key 1967 pre-decimal silver proof Gibraltar Crown coins in the original presentation case. These collectable coins were struck at the Royal Mint, then based on Tower Hill, London, on behalf of the British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar. The obverse features Arnold Machin's classic coinage portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, while the reverse features a simple design inspired by the coat of arms of Gibraltar. The castle and key has been a symbol of Gibraltar for centuries. These .925 sterling silver proof coins were struck before the UK and Gibraltar decimalised their currencies and are denominated at 1 Crown.
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Royal Portrait Of Queen Elizabeth II

Arnold Machin's definitive coinage portrait of Queen Elizabeth II appears on the obverse of these Gibraltar coins, together with an inscription that reads 'ELIZABETH II D · G · REGINA'.

1967 Castle And Key Crown Coin

A castle and key design, inspired by Gibraltar's coat of arms appears on the reverse with 'GIBRALTAR' above and the date (1967) and 'ONE CROWN' below.

Silver Proof Gibraltar Crown

Commemorative Gibraltar Crown coins like these are struck in 28.28 grams of .925 sterling silver, just like their British counterparts. The same design was also used on a base metal commemorative coin, also released in 1967.

Collectable Royal Mint Coins

These 1967 coins were struck by the UK's Royal Mint on behalf of the British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar and are supplied in a clamshell presentation box. As an older silver issue, these pre-owned collectables may show signs of toning, typical of silver proof currency.