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Valued Member
United States
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Would this coin be considered a part of a series (along with the 1 oz silver Imperial State Crown? Why/why not? I missed the Imperial State Crown, but am hoping to get it at some point and if this would be considered a series I want to get the St Edward's while available.
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Valued Member
Canada
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I think if anything the St. Edwards Crown coin would be part of a series with The Lovers Knot Tiara, Brazilian Aquamarine Tiara, and the Diamond Diadem Crown Coins.
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Valued Member
Canada
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I actually think St Edward's Crown could be the final coin in this series, because all tiaras, diadems, and crowns have already been featured. I'm not the expert in Crown Jewels though.
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Valued Member
Canada
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I should have stated "The already released" The Lovers Knot Tiara, Brazilian Aquamarine Tiara, and the Diamond Diadem Crown.
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Valued Member
Canada
74 Posts |
.and if you collect Canada's Silver Dollars then the 1 oz. Imperial State Crown belongs in that collection.
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CCF Master Historian of USA Commemoratives
 United States
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...and if you collect Canada's Silver Dollars then the 1 oz. Imperial State Crown belongs in that collection. @applesauced: Please help me understand this. I don't see how a $20 coin that is larger (38mm diameter vs. 36mm) and heavier (31.39g vs. 25.17g) "belongs" in a SD collection? (I'm speaking as a long-time SD collector.)
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Valued Member
Canada
74 Posts |
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Please help me understand this. I don't see how a $20 coin that is larger (38mm diameter vs. 36mm) and heavier (31.39g vs. 25.17g) "belongs" in a SD collection? (I'm speaking as a long-time SD collector.) The IMPERIAL STATE CROWN is a 2022 special edition SD. The ST. EDWARD'S CROWN is the 2023 $20 1oz 38mm coin. Too many crowns, so maybe the confusion.
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04/06/2023 10:51 am
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Valued Member
Canada
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The IMPERIAL STATE CROWN was released in 2023 but I guess because of the double date, 1952-2022, the Mint is calling it a 2022.
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CCF Master Historian of USA Commemoratives
United States
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Too many crowns, so maybe the confusion. Thanks for the response. I'm not at all confused by the multiple crowns. I am confused, however, as to why you believe a $20 silver coin belongs in a silver dollar collection - they are very different coins and series in my mind. I'm interested in your thoughts.
Collecting history one coin or medal at a time! (c) commems. All rights reserved.
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Valued Member
Canada
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I'm the confused one.
I got the 1oz. and the $1 mixed up.
I see now that the original post was asking about the 1oz. The Imperial State Crown coin, not the $1 SD The Imperial State Crown coin.
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CCF Master Historian of USA Commemoratives
United States
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I got the 1oz. and the $1 mixed up. Ok! If that's the case, then we agree! 
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