1887 Great Britain Queen Victoria Sword Crown NGC AU55 Highlights: 1. As the first year of the Jubilee series, it carries strong historical significance and steady collector demand. 2. AU55 is a solid circulated grade with good detail retention—features like the Queen's face, crown, St. George's sword, and dragon scales remain clear, with attractive semi-prooflike and frosty luster. 3. Displays a wonderful patina over original luster, dove-gray with blue tint and underlying luster, giving strong eye appeal. Coin Story: This 1887 British Queen Victoria Jubilee Head Crown (commonly known as the "Sword Crown" or "St. George Slaying the Dragon Crown," due to the classic reverse design of St. George with sword slaying the dragon) is one of the most popular large silver coins in the Victoria Golden Jubilee series. In short, 1887 Crown isn't just a pretty silver piece; it's a direct tie to one of Britain's most celebrated royal milestones, blending historical commemoration, artistic controversy, and enduring numismatic appeal. The combination of Boehm's short-lived portrait and Pistrucci's timeless reverse makes it one of the most iconic (and collectible) Victorian crowns.