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Denomination:

1 Shilling

Metal:

Silver

State:

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland (1801-1922)

Issue year(s):

1834

Person:

William IV (1765-1837)

Catalog reference:

KM-25 (1)

5 coins in the group

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-09-03
BRITISH COINS, William IV, Silver Shilling, 1835, bare head right, w.w. incuse on truncation, rev crowned value within wreath, date below, edge milled (ESC 1271; S 3835). Attractive extremely fine, toned. from the David Sellwood collection £150-180

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-08-24
† COINS, WEST INDIES, BRITISH GUIANA William IV (1830-1837), Silver Proof Guilder, 1836, edge plain (Pr 14a; KM 25). Uncirculated proof, lightly hairlined and moderately toned. As one who likes to question the origins of a coin, I have two observations to make here. Firstly I am grateful that t ...

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Posted by: dpa1 2010-03-31

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Posted by: Helen 2010-07-25

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Posted by: Helen 2010-07-25

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Origin of name for Shilling monetary unit The origin of the term "shilling" as a monetary unit dates back to medieval England. The word "shilling" is believed to have derived from the Old English word "scilling," which means "to divide" or "to separate."In medieval England, the shilling was a unit of currency introduced during the reign of King Henry VII in the late 15th century. It w ...

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