Edward VI Silver Hammered Shilling (Attributed)

An original Tudor silver hammered shilling attributed to the reign of Edward VI (1547–1553).

Edward VI was the son of Henry VIII and ruled England from 1547 until his death in 1553. His silver hammered coinage is highly collectable and forms an important part of Tudor numismatics.

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Product Overview

* Monarch: Edward VI

* Reign: 1547–1553

* Denomination: Shilling

* Material: Silver

* Coin Type: Hammered

* Weight: 4.70g

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Condition

A genuine Tudor hammered silver coin showing significant circulation and age-related wear. The reverse retains visible elements of the crowned shield and long cross design, while the obverse portrait is largely worn through centuries of use.

The coin has circulated extensively and should be regarded as a historical example rather than a high-grade specimen.

Please study all photographs carefully as they form part of the description.

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Provenance

From a long-established private collection of British historical coins and artefacts.

The original collector identified the coin as:

Edward VI (1547–1553) Shilling

The original handwritten identification label is included with the coin.

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What’s Included

* Original Edward VI silver hammered shilling

* Original handwritten provenance label