1664 CROWN ( GF ) VICTORIA The attribution “LXIV A” likely

The attribution “LXIV A” likely refers to a specific die variety or mint mark

capturing the detailed artistry characteristic of the era

offering a tangible connection to the mid-17th century and making it a noteworthy piece for collectors interested in the period’s numismatic art

struck in 1673 during the reign of Charles II

Mintage: Approximately 8

1664 CROWN ( GF ) VICTORIA The attribution “LXIV A” likelyThis 1664 Crown, minted during the reign of Charles II, is a significant piece of English numismatic history from the Restoration period. The obverse features a detailed portrait of Charles II, reflecting the monarchs regal presence following the re establishment of the monarchy. The reverse displays the intricate design of the crowned shields of England, Scotland, Ireland, and France, arranged in a cruciform pattern. In Good Fine (GF) condition, this