Hannover George V. Kreuzer 1861 - NGC MS61 (No reserve price)

GERMANY. Hanover. 1 Pfennig. 1861. George V (1851–1866)

- Denomination: 1 Pfennig.
- Reign: George V (1851–1866).
- Year: 1861.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: Crowned monogram of George V. Reverse: 1 PFENNIG · 1861 · B · KÖNIG V. HANNOVER.
- Grade: MS61 (NGC).

A 1 Pfennig coin minted at the Hanover Mint (mint mark B) during the reign of George V, the last king of the Kingdom of Hanover. The obverse features the monarch’s crowned monogram, rendered in an elegant heraldic style with ornamental lines characteristic of German issues from the mid-19th century. The reverse displays the face value, issue date, and the inscription KÖNIG V. HANNOVER in a restrained, balanced composition intended for everyday circulation. This specimen retains an attractive original brown color, corresponding to the BN designation, with well-defined relief, even fields, and traces of mint luster—qualities consistent with the MS61 BN grade awarded by NGC. This issue dates from the final years of the Kingdom of Hanover as an independent state, just a few years before its annexation by Prussia in 1866 following the Austro-Prussian War.

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