Hi all,
Just woke up to this coin which is the 300th Anniversary coin of the coronation of King George I which the coin is a alderney £5 silver proof coin from the year of 2014.
On the 2nd photo shows the history of the first of the Hanoverians in the tiny booklet.
What it shows on the specifications that is coin is a rare one as the mintage is only 1,714 and I managed to get the number 738 which is alright I really wanted to get the earlier number so that I could have the upper hand.
The front of the coin was made by Emma Noble as she created King George I face and the inscription of "GEORGIVS" and with the back done by Ian Rank-Bradley
and for the edge which is done by milled
And finally for the speficiations from 
The rarity stands at the high number of 93 which is impressive
What do you think about this coin, leave a comment down below & CLICK ON THE HEART OF LOVE if you love this post.
Have a great day all.
SilverGoldHunter (SGH)