Great Britain 1804 Bank of England Dollar good Very Fine (Hairlines)
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| Coin Type: | Great Britain Bank Dollar |
| Grade: | gVF (Hairlines) |
| Year: | 1804 |
| Krause Number: | S-3768 |
| Metal: | 90% Silver |
| Obverse: | Laureate head right |
| Reverse: | Denomination within crowned oval with seated Britannia at center |
Emergency bank issue. Struck over Spanish colonial eight reales. Remnants of the host coin are still visible. It can be seen that the host is an 8 reales of CAROLUS IIII (Charles IV) with assayer F.T. This identifies the host coin as a Mexican-minted coin dating 1801, 1802, or 1803 (KM#109).
Hairlines but with iridescent toning around the devices and legends.
S-3768
Supplied in an archival SAFLIP.
