Mintage:15,010,000 Figure shared with: Incuse B Mint:BombayMonarch:Edward VIIObverse Designer:George William De SaullesSize:37mmWeight:26.95gEdge:MilledComposition:90% Silver 10% Copper
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In 1903 the colony issued its first crown sized coins, the Straits Dollar. These were struck at the Bombay
mint in India as denoted by a B mintmark. The reverse
features a scroll ornament with the Chinese characters YAT YUEN in the top and bottom quadrants and the Malay characters
SATU RINGGIT from left to right (both meaning one dollar). The reverse
legend reads STRAITS SETTLEMENTS ONE DOLLAR followed by the date. The obverse features
a crowned bust of King Edward VII with the legend, EDWARD VII KING & EMPEROR by Royal Mint
engraver, George W. De Saules.Both years are readily available with the 1903 being slightly scarcer though with numerous
certified examples in mint state, collectors should have no problems completing this series.
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