Description
The plain 1903 10 cent, struck in London, is much more scarce than its counterpart which was produced at the Heaton mint and bears the H mint mark. This is an excellent representative of the type in near uncirculated condition. Neutral toning graces the surface of this coin, highlighting the well struck relief images. Sharp features prevail in the details of King Edward VIIs royal crown and regalia, as well as the reverse maple bough design. A wonderful coin with great appeal.
