Anna gebruikt de kerkelijke tegoeden voor het oprichten van armenhuizen en pastorieën 1704

This 1704 silver medal, created by English medalist John Croker, depicts Anna, Queen of Great Britain. The obverse portrays her bust in profile, while the reverse shows her seated on a throne, presenting a document to a kneeling figure, likely representing a recipient of her charitable funding. The medal commemorates Anna's use of church funds to establish almshouses and parsonages, highlighting her dedication to the welfare of the poor. The intricate detail of the medal reflects the high craftsmanship of the period and its historical significance.