Five British shillings, all struck in 50% silver before the Royal Mint switched to cupronickel in 1947.

• 1934: George V, English lion on crown
• 1936: George V, English lion on crown (last year of George V)
• 1937: George VI, English lion on crown (first year of George VI)
• 1945: George VI, Scottish seated lion with sword and sceptre
• 1946: George VI, English lion on crown (last year of silver)

Specifications (each coin):

• 50% silver, 5.65 g, 23.6 mm
• About 0.09 oz of pure silver per coin (about 0.45 oz total)

Condition: all original and never cleaned, with natural toning and honest circulation wear, and clear dates and detail. The 1946 is a particularly nice example. Please see the photos, which form part of the description.