1897 Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee Silver Medal (Small Issue)
A Timeless Numismatic Tribute to the Zenith of the Victorian Era
Commemorate sixty extraordinary years of British history with this prestigious official silver medal from the Royal Mint. Issued to mark the historic 1897 Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria—celebrating her remarkable reign from 1837 to 1897—this lightly circulated sterling silver medal captures the grandeur, stability, and enduring legacy of the British monarchy at the close of the 19th century.
Boasting fine medallic artistry, this exquisite piece of exonumia is an essential acquisition for collectors of British historical medals, Victorian memorabilia, and fine numismatics.
Product Specifications
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Type / Commemoration: Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee (60th Anniversary of Reign)
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Year of Issue: 1897
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Issuer / Mint: The Royal Mint, United Kingdom
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Composition: 0.925 Sterling Silver
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Condition: Lightly Circulated
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Diameter: 1.014 inches (approx. 25.75 mm)
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Weight: 0.341 ounces (approx. 9.67 g)
Key Features & Historical Significance
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Official Royal Mint Heritage: Struck directly by the Royal Mint to official standards, ensuring absolute authenticity and superior mid-tier medallic craftsmanship.
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Classic Victorian Portraiture: Features the iconic mature, veiled "old head" bust of Queen Victoria, beautifully capturing the gravity and prestige of the late empire.
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The Pinnacle of Imperial Pageantry: Reflects the massive global celebrations of 1897, which marked not only a personal milestone for the Queen but a defining cultural crest for the Victorian era.
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Collector Appeal: Preserved in a pleasing, lightly circulated condition that highlights its intricate relief details and natural silver luster, making it a treasured addition to any collection.
Add this magnificent piece of British numismatic history to your collection today.
