1862 Queen Victoria Shield Reverse Sovereign - Double Struck Queen Victoria_Young Head Sovereigns The woolly rhinoceros was a

The woolly rhinoceros was a member of the Pleistocene megafauna

250 (Includes Shield type issues)

The lion and tressure (armorial border) of Scotland appear in the second

if not the most iconic designs ever to grace a British coin

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1862 Queen Victoria Shield Reverse Sovereign - Double Struck Queen Victoria_Young Head Sovereigns The woolly rhinoceros was a1862 Queen Victoria Shield Reverse Sovereign Double Struck Obverse : Young head of Victoria to left. Hair bound with double fillet and collected up into a Bun behind. Date below truncation with WW.(William Wyon) incuse on truncation. Reverse : The Ensigns Armorial within a plain shield and surmounted by a crown. A branch of laurel is shown on each side of the shield. At the bottom the Thistle, Rose and Shamrock are placed with a small flower stop each