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1825 coin with george head lion on crown on reverse georgius iv dei grafia?
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There are several coins from the reign of George IV that carry a crown and lion design. Check out the images on this site:
http://ukcoinpics.co.uk/g4/index.html
and post a new question with the denomination of the coin you have. That'll help to get a better idea of its worth.
Note that the motto's wording is Dei Gratia
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What is the value of George iii coin medal 1823?
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