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An Eternal Silver Coin Reflecting the Hopes and Dreams of a Young Queen
A beautiful coin featuring the youthful portrait of Queen Victoria, combining historical significance with refined elegance.

From the globally celebrated Victoria coin series, this silver coin is distinguished by its outstanding condition and investment appeal.


Design

  • Obverse: Left-facing portrait of young Queen Victoria
    Inscription: VICTORIA DEI GRATIA BRITANNIAR: REG: F: D

  • Reverse: The crown and denomination SIX PENCE (1839) encircled by a laurel branch on the left and an oak branch on the right

Engraver: William Wyon
A legendary artist of the Royal Mint, William Wyon created numerous iconic commemorative coins and portrait medals. His unparalleled technical mastery and artistic vision left a lasting influence, and his works continue to captivate collectors and investors around the world.
He is also known as the creator of the acclaimed "Una and the Lion", considered one of the most beautiful coins ever struck.


Condition

Graded MS65 by PCGS


Coin Details

  • Year of Issue: 1839

  • Country: United Kingdom

  • Denomination: Sixpence

  • Mintage: 3,311,000

  • Material: Silver

  • Diameter: Approx. 19.3mm

  • Weight: 3.01g

  • Obverse: Young Queen Victoria

  • Reverse: Crown and denomination surrounded by laurel and oak branches

  • Engraver: William Wyon

  • PCGS Certification: MS65

  • Certification Page: https://www.pcgsasia.com/Cert/50685202


Highlights

★ Rarity

  • PCGS Certified Population: Only 26 pieces
    Although the mintage was relatively high, very few have survived in high-grade condition.
    As a circulating coin, most examples suffered wear over time, making well-preserved pieces exceptionally rare and collectible.

★ Condition

  • PCGS 2nd Highest Graded Coin
    Despite being minted over 180 years ago, this coin has retained incredible sharpness and brilliance, with almost no signs of wear.
    For a circulation-issued coin to receive MS65 is exceptionally rare, and this piece retains the striking clarity and craftsmanship that elevate it to the level of historical art.

★ Market Appeal
British coins are the cornerstone of antique coin collecting.
Recent years have seen sharp value increases, affirming their strong and growing global demand.

Among British coinage, the Victoria series enjoys unshakable international popularity.
Queen Victoria's reign (1837–1901) spanned an era of prosperity and power for the British Empire, and coins bearing her likeness are widely admired worldwide.

Victoria coin designs are typically grouped into three types:

  • Young Head

  • Jubilee Head

  • Old Head

This coin features the "Young Head"—the earliest and most admired design type, reflecting the Queen’s youthful optimism and grace.

Designed by William Wyon, whose legacy includes the famous "Una and the Lion", this coin represents a fusion of timeless beauty and numismatic prestige.

Its outstanding preservation, recognized by PCGS with a near-top-tier MS65 grade, places it among the finest known.
Such high-grade examples rarely enter the market, making this coin a true standout for collectors.


An Icon of Beauty, History, and Investment Potential

Every antique coin collector dreams of owning a Victoria silver coin, and this one is among the most exceptional examples available today.

With its historic charm, world-renowned design, and impressive grading, this coin is a timeless treasure—ideal for collectors and investors alike.
Its enduring popularity and rarity suggest strong price potential for years to come.
Now is the perfect time to add this piece of numismatic history to your collection.

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1839 6D S-3908 (Regular Strike)

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Status: In Stock Stock
Era: 1600 CE 〜 1900 CE
Category: Europe , Great Britain