The 1714 Queen Anne GuineaThe 1714 Guinea has a variant where the two 'A' the "GRATIA" are replaced with inverted 'V'. There is only a small increase in price for the variant coin.
This 1714 Gold Guinea shows the third draped bust of Queen Anne. Minted in the post-union period with Scotland. SCBC 3574. The Third bust only differs slightly from the Second bust, with modifications to the eye and facial expression.
Queen Anne guineas tend to be expensive, starting prices are just below £1,000 in Fine condition, but quickly rising over £10,0000 in EF even for common dates.
Obverse shows the portrait of Queen Anne. Legend is "ANNA DEI GRATIA" (Anne by the grace of God). This coin is the variant, showing inverted 'V's instead of 'A's.
The Reverse shows a crowned cruciform coats-of-arms with sceptres in the quarters. Date at top.Queen Anne died in 1714 and her successor, George I, also issued a Guinea dated 1714.
Image credit: M J Hughes Coins
Mintage: Not known
Minted at The Royal Mint
Minted in 1714
Monarch/Ruler: Anne (1702-1714)
Category: Guineas. See more Guineas coins
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
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 | 1714 Gold Queen Anne Full Gold Guinea. £ 2,250.70 |
 | 1714 Queen Ann Guinea GVF/ AU Cleaned £ 4,500.00 |
 | 1714 Guinea, Anne, unbarred A's in ANNA, extremely rare variety £ 2,450.00 |
 | 1792 Guinea, George III £ 1,400.00 |
 | 1701 Guinea, William III £ 3,250.00 |
 | 1696 Guinea, William III first bust, high grade £ 9,900.00 |
 | 1715 Guinea, George I £ 3,500.00 |
 | 1714 Queen Ann Full Gold Guinea Coin, 3rd Draped Bust. Gratia. £ 2,301.70 |
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