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1 Crown - George III Pewter
| Issuer | Scotland (United Kingdom) |
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| Year | 2007 |
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| Value | 1 Crown (¼) |
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| Obverse lettering | GEORGIUS III DEI GRATIA REX. CHK |
| Reverse description | A royal crown surmounting two crossed swords, flanked on either side by a flowering thistle plant, the national emblem of Scotland. The date 18 08 is divided to the left and right of the central devices beneath the crown. The circumferential legend QUAE DEUS CONIUNXIT NEMO SEPARET encircles the upper portion of the design, while the inscription • SCOTLAND • appears at the base within the border. |
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This is a fantasy or token piece — Scotland has never held independent issuing authority within the United Kingdom, and no crown denomination was produced by a Scottish authority in 2007. The X# prefix in the Krause reference system confirms this: X-numbers designate non-circulating, fantasy, or privately issued pieces outside mainstream national coinage. The George III attribution is purely decorative, placing an 18th-century monarch on a 21st-century privately struck pewter token with no official standing.