The 1887 young head was quiet rare it is only 261,747 it's just most books put the numbers together with the jubilee head half crown numbers so for that type only the 1841 and the 1848 are recorded as rarer in the only book I can find it recorded with the 1841 recorded at 42.768 and the 1848 recorded at a few Hundred less at 261.360 there probably was rarer ones but I'm talking about the numbers for the ones that went into circulation and not patterns PROOF or V.I.P strikes ECT I just bought a VF+ 1887 YOUNG HEAD and might make a video when it arrives cause I can't find any information about this fact on RUclips and this video was the only one I could find even mentioning the 1887 young head but said that it was not rare it's the 3rd rarest young head normal strike actually the 3rd rarest VICTORIA NORMAL STRIKE AND IF YOU COUNT THE EDWARDIAN HALF CROWN NORMAL STRIKE ONLY THE 1905 is rarer so it's the fourth in Victorian and EDWARDIAN periods so from 1839 to 1910
The 1887 young head was quiet rare it is only 261,747 it's just most books put the numbers together with the jubilee head half crown numbers so for that type only the 1841 and the 1848 are recorded as rarer in the only book I can find it recorded with the 1841 recorded at 42.768 and the 1848 recorded at a few Hundred less at 261.360 there probably was rarer ones but I'm talking about the numbers for the ones that went into circulation and not patterns PROOF or V.I.P strikes ECT I just bought a VF+ 1887 YOUNG HEAD and might make a video when it arrives cause I can't find any information about this fact on RUclips and this video was the only one I could find even mentioning the 1887 young head but said that it was not rare it's the 3rd rarest young head normal strike actually the 3rd rarest VICTORIA NORMAL STRIKE AND IF YOU COUNT THE EDWARDIAN HALF CROWN NORMAL STRIKE ONLY THE 1905 is rarer so it's the fourth in Victorian and EDWARDIAN periods so from 1839 to 1910