This British shilling from 1723(2), featuring the portrait of King George I, is a valuable addition to any coin collection. Milled during the early 18th century, this coin carries a fineness of 0.925 and was minted in England. A perfect example of the British coinage of that era, this shilling is a true historical artifact that speaks to the legacy of British currency. With PAS number SPS007, this coin is sure to impress collectors and enthusiasts alike.

AU55
PROVENANCE
SPINK
Description
George II (1727-1760), Shilling, 1741 over 39, larger lettering, young laureate, draped and cuirassed bust left, ties to T, rev. crowned shields cruciform, seven strings to harp, roses in angles, edge obliquely milled, 6.01g, 6h (Spink 3701; ESC 1718 [1202A] [R5]), a die break through Hanoverian shield, otherwise darkly toned with an even uniform strike, a trace of mint lustre in recesses, otherwise a really pleasingly very good very fine, rare, in NGC 'Francis' holder, graded AU55 (Cert. #5878643-020)



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