1838 Queen Victoria Coronation Bronze Medal, PCGS SP-64, ex Salton

Description

1838 Queen Victoria Coronation Bronze Medal, PCGS SP-64, ex Salton
BHM-1842, Eimer-1313a
By W. J. Taylor or J. Davis.
Diameter: 49mm. Please note this medal is encased on the larger size PCGS holder. It is a substantial medal.
Obverse: Crowned head left;
Reverse: Victoria seated facing on throne, holding cruciform scepter and extending hand toward orb; to left, Commerce and Britannia; to right, Justice and Abundance.
Edge: Plain.
Light brown overall, and with a good deal of shimmering brilliance evident in the fields and especially near the rims, this coronation commemorative is rather SCARCE and not often encountered. For completeness, a few minor spots of corrosion are noted on the obverse, but are not overly distracting.
Provenance: From the Mark and Lottie Salton Collection.
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