1666 CROWN ELEPHANT BELOW BUST ( GF ) GREAT FIRE OF LONDON BELIZE before the introduction of the

before the introduction of the twelve-sided bi-metallic design

1842 SIXPENCE ( GF ) 1

1723 HALFPENNY ( GF )

1718 HALFPENNY ( GF )

1666 CROWN ELEPHANT BELOW BUST ( GF ) GREAT FIRE OF LONDON BELIZE before the introduction of theThis 1666 Crown, minted during the reign of Charles II, holds significant historical importance linked to the aftermath of the Great Fire of London. Featuring the second bust of Charles II on the obverse, the coin is distinguished by the inclusion of an elephant below the bust, symbolizing the royal African Company. The reverse showcases the classic design of the crowned shields of England, Scotland, Ireland, and France, arranged in a cruciform