This coin is an official commemorative coin issued to mark the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953. It is one of the most iconic commemorative coins of modern British history, possessing both historical significance and collectible value. Obverse (Equestrian Portrait): Depicts the Queen in her coronation dress and Imperial State Crown, riding an equestrian figure. The inscription is in Latin: “ELIZABETH II DEI GRATIA BRITT OMN REGINA FIDEI DEFENSOR,” meaning “Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain and the Overseas Territories, Defender of the Faith,” with the denomination “FIVE SHILLINGS” at the bottom. Reverse (Heraldry): The central design features the Royal Crown, surrounded by shields representing England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales. It is adorned with floral motifs symbolizing the United Kingdom, such as roses, thistles, shamrocks, and leeks. The symmetrical and ornate design fully embodies the British Royal Family's heraldic tradition. Made of copper-nickel alloy (at a time when Britain had ceased issuing pure silver circulating coins), this coin has a diameter of 38.61mm, weighs 28.28g, and possesses an original mint luster with clear details. NGC's MS 63 grade indicates that this coin is in "uncirculated condition," with only minor signs of minting or handling. Overall, it is in excellent condition, making it a valuable collectible with both exceptional condition and historical significance.