NGC MS64 1960 Great Britain Crown Commemorative Coin 1960 Great Britain Crown (5 shillings) BRITISH EXHIBITION: Commemorative Theme – Great Britain Industrial Exposition MS 64: Out of a 70-point scale, MS stands for Mint State (mint state). 64 indicates a high grade in pristine condition; the coin retains its original luster, with only very slight traces of the die, and the relief details are clear and unworn. Face value: 5 shillings (Five Shillings), commonly known as the Crown Crown, is a traditional large-sized commemorative coin of the United Kingdom; Significance of issuance: Specially issued in 1960 to commemorate the British Exhibition, it belongs to the classic commemorative crown series featuring the portrait of young Queen Elizabeth II; Identification of the era: The obverse features the laurel wreath portrait of young Queen Elizabeth II, a signature portrait design of British coins in the 1960s.