Own one of Britain's last Silver Shillings...
Today you can secure one of the very last silver circulation coins to be struck by The Royal Mint - the George VI Shilling.
Only ever struck for 10 years between 1937 and 1946, from 500/1000 silver, the George VI Shilling marks the end of an era. In 1947 the British Government banned precious metal from our circulating coinage - forever.
Of course, at today's silver prices. the Shilling's silver content vastly outweighs the coin's original face value - but you can still own Britain's Last Silver Shilling.
Your coin will arrive complete with a Certificate of Authenticity.
In today’s turbulent economic times, there can be no better time to remember when money was really worth something.
To secure yours - add to your basket today.
Britain's Last Silver Shilling
Price
£19.99
(+ £2.99 p&p)
Order Ref
185/984N/0
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Price
£19.99
(+ £2.99 p&p)
Specifications
- Denomination: Shilling
- Dates Issued: 1937-46
- Diameter: 23.59mm
- Weight: 5.65g
- Metal: .500 Silver
- Obverse: King George VI
- Reverse: Lion in Tudor Crown
