1816 George III Silver Shilling – Very Fine (VF) Condition | Rare British Coin

£45.00

  • Monarch: King George III (1760–1820)
  • Year of Minting: 1816
  • Denomination: One Shilling (1/-)
  • Composition: .925 Sterling Silver
  • Weight: ~5.66 grams
  • Diameter: 24 mm
  • Edge: Milled
  • References: Spink 3790 / KM# 666

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Description

Step back into the Regency era with this exceptional 1816 George III Silver Shilling graded in Very Fine (VF) condition. The year 1816 stands as a monumental milestone in British currency history. Following the economic turmoil of the Napoleonic Wars, the British government initiated the Great Recoinage of 1816 to stabilize and modernize the nation’s monetary system.
This sterling silver shilling is not just a coin; it is a tangible piece of post-Waterloo British history.
Condition & Grading: Very Fine (VF)
In numismatics, grade dictates value. This specimen has been strictly evaluated at a Very Fine (VF) grade. It shows light, honest wear on the highest points from its brief time in Regency circulation, but it retains a highly satisfying level of crispness.
  • Obverse Details: The legendary “Bull Head” laureate portrait of King George III remains sharp. The bold inscription “GEORGIUS III DEI GRATIA” is entirely legible.
  • Reverse Details: The intricate crowned shield displaying the United Kingdom coat of arms is incredibly distinct. The iconic Order of the Garter motto, “HONI SOIT Q MAL Y PENSE”, stands out beautifully alongside the sharp 1816 date layout.

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Weight 55 g

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