About This Coin:
This is a genuine 1711 Queen Anne sterling silver shilling struck during the early milled period (S-3618).
Features the plain reverse type (no roses or plumes in angles between the shields).

I'm not a professional grader, I've taken high-def, clear photos so you can judge the condition and grade for yourself.
With assistance online, I prepared the condition report below to provide info confirming the exact coin you can see.

Condition Report:

• Grade: Near Fine circulated condition overall.
• Surface: Features a completely uncleaned, unpolished dark patina from decades of long-term family storage.
  The silver carries a natural, warm dark surface discoloration developed over generations.
• Detail: The reverse shield details remain distinct with clear, readable harp strings and bold heraldic lines.
  The portrait side exhibits heavy circulation flattening to the hair and facial contours,
  though all edge text remains legible. Sold exactly as pictured.
• Preservation: This coin has not been subjected to any harsh rubbing, chemical dipping, or polishing.

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