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We have a 1677 half crown :
To think, this is just 12yrs after the Great Plague and 11yrs after the Fire of London, perhaps it was there?
 

I didn't know what SSC meant until I got this coin :
"SCC" represents the "South Sea Company" that supplied large quantities of silver to the mint in return for the right to export money overseas. They totally over speculated this position, eventually causing the company to go bust. - interesting story for anyone who wants to read up on it.

We have a 1677 half crown :
To think, this is just 12yrs after the Great Plague and 11yrs after the Fire of London, perhaps it was there?
 

I didn't know what SSC meant until I got this coin :
"SCC" represents the "South Sea Company" that supplied large quantities of silver to the mint in return for the right to export money overseas. They totally over speculated this position, eventually causing the company to go bust. - interesting story for anyone who wants to read up on it.

We have a 1677 half crown :
To think, this is just 12yrs after the Great Plague and 11yrs after the Fire of London, perhaps it was there?
 

I didn't know what SSC meant until I got this coin :
"SCC" represents the "South Sea Company" that supplied large quantities of silver to the mint in return for the right to export money overseas. They totally over speculated this position, eventually causing the company to go bust. - interesting story for anyone who wants to read up on it.

I didn't know what SSC meant until I got this coin :
"SCC" represents the "South Sea Company" that supplied large quantities of silver to the mint in return for the right to export money overseas. They totally over speculated this position, eventually causing the company to go bust. - interesting story for anyone who wants to read up on it.

We have a 1677 half crown :
To think, this is just 12yrs after the Great Plague and 11yrs after the Fire of London, perhaps it was there?
 

I didn't know what SSC meant until I got this coin :
"SCC" represents the "South Sea Company" that supplied large quantities of silver to the mint in return for the right to export money overseas. They totally over speculated this position, eventually causing the company to go bust. - interesting story for anyone who wants to read up on it.

We have a 1677 half crown :
To think, this is just 12yrs after the Great Plague and 11yrs after the Fire of London, perhaps it was there?
 

I didn't know what SSC meant until I got this coin :
"SCC" represents the "South Sea Company" that supplied large quantities of silver to the mint in return for the right to export money overseas. They totally over speculated this position, eventually causing the company to go bust. - interesting story for anyone who wants to read up on it.

We have a 1677 half crown :
To think, this is just 12yrs after the Great Plague and 11yrs after the Fire of London, perhaps it was there?
 

I didn't know what SSC meant until I got this coin :
"SCC" represents the "South Sea Company" that supplied large quantities of silver to the mint in return for the right to export money overseas. They totally over speculated this position, eventually causing the company to go bust. - interesting story for anyone who wants to read up on it.

We have a 1677 half crown :
To think, this is just 12yrs after the Great Plague and 11yrs after the Fire of London, perhaps it was there?
 

This is the most expensive piece of silver I've got.
I got it with some expensive whisky I won in an auction on here.
I gave the whisky to a cat rescue I work with for a Christmas raffle and kept this coin, so it ended up costing £107.
Something tells me I'll be waiting for several years for that back 😂😂

I didn't know what SSC meant until I got this coin :
"SCC" represents the "South Sea Company" that supplied large quantities of silver to the mint in return for the right to export money overseas. They totally over speculated this position, eventually causing the company to go bust. - interesting story for anyone who wants to read up on it.

I didn't know what SSC meant until I got this coin :
"SCC" represents the "South Sea Company" that supplied large quantities of silver to the mint in return for the right to export money overseas. They totally over speculated this position, eventually causing the company to go bust. - interesting story for anyone who wants to read up on it.

We have a 1677 half crown :
To think, this is just 12yrs after the Great Plague and 11yrs after the Fire of London, perhaps it was there?
 

We have a 1677 half crown :
To think, this is just 12yrs after the Great Plague and 11yrs after the Fire of London, perhaps it was there?
 

Hope you’ve washed your hands!🤔😮😁

We have a 1677 half crown :
To think, this is just 12yrs after the Great Plague and 11yrs after the Fire of London, perhaps it was there?
 

It wasn't me, but in this grade NVF I would say £700-£900 is a realistic value.

It wasn't me, but in this grade NVF I would say £700-£900 is a realistic value.

I would say it is a Roman I:
(If no one buys it this afternoon, I will this evening)

I would say it is a Roman I:
(If no one buys it this afternoon, I will this evening)