Great Britain 1 crown George VI KM-857 S-4079 PR 66 PCGS silver coin 1937

The 1937 Great Britain 1 Crown George VI silver coin, KM-857, S-4079, celebrates the beginning of a new royal era. Certified PCGS PR66, this impressive Proof issue combines elegant portraiture with Britain's heraldic traditions. The obverse displays an uncrowned, left-facing portrait of King George VI, featuring carefully sculpted hair, refined facial details, the engraver's initials HP, and a surrounding Latin royal legend. The reverse presents the magnificent crowned Royal Coat of Arms, supported by a crowned lion and a chained unicorn. Its quartered shield features three lions of England, the Scottish lion rampant, and the Irish harp. An elaborate crown, fleur-de-lis ornaments, decorative mantling, and the motto DIEU ET MON DROIT complete the heraldic composition. Issued during George VI's coronation year, this silver Crown reflects British monarchy, national identity, and centuries of royal symbolism. Its brilliant Proof finish, intricate engraving, and prestigious PCGS PR66 certification make it an outstanding collectible. Add this historic treasure to your collection!

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