Information about legend: Victoria dei gratia britanniar. reg: f: d
| Legend | Victoria dei gratia britanniar. reg: f: d |
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| Full text | Victoria dei gratia britanniarum regina fidei defensatrix |
| Translation | Translated from Latin: Victoria, by the Grace of God, Queen of the Britains, Defender of the Faith. |
This form of the Queen's legend was used on the Gothic Crown; it is written in an ornate Gothic script, giving the nickname of the coin. The design was later re-issued on many non-circulating coins made for collectors, where it is placed on the reverse because these coins were not issued in the reign of Queen Victoria and in her name. | |
Gothic Portrait and Legend United Kingdom / Crown 1847 Gothic The Gothic Portrait of Queen Victoria - and this legend which goes with it - were originally issued on the Gothic Crown in 1847 and 1853. |
Gothic Portrait - Modern Issue Alderney / Gold Two Ounces 2021 Queen Victoria - Gothic The Gothic Portrait of Queen Victoria and the legend which goes with it were re-issued on a series of coins by The Commonwealth Mint under the jurisdiction of the Crown dependency of Alderney. |
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| Year From | 1847 |
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| Year To | 1853 |
| Person | Queen Victoria |
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