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By your criteria I argue that the 1936 Norfolk (VA) Bicentennial could be included. The Royal Mace shown on this coins reverse is topped by a British Crown, which I believe is the only appearance of the British Crown in USA coinage history.
Granted it's not being worn by a person, but it is a crown.
By your criteria I argue that the 1936 Norfolk (VA) Bicentennial could be included. The Royal Mace shown on this coins reverse is topped by a British Crown, which I believe is the only appearance of the British Crown in USA coinage history.
Granted it's not being worn by a person, but it is a crown.
Absolutely! I was focused on "hats on a head" so overlooked the Norfolk and Maryland half dollars, both of which include the British Crown within their designs. Thanks for the catch!
I've put together a post about the Norfolk in the Hats Thread - I'll follow it with one for the Maryland. Update: Posts for each now available.
Here's the Norfolk link:
- 1936 Norfolk Tercentennial/Bicentennial
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