for auction/sale is a highly collectible and genuinely authentic 1720 King George I Silver Shilling.

This piece features the scarce and desirable "Roses and Plumes" design variant, indicating that the sterling silver was historically sourced from both English and Welsh mines.The reverse showcases the classic four crowned cruciform shields radiating from the central Star of the Garter.

This coin has a beautiful, authentic look with deep, natural old cabinet toning/tarnish that beautifully accentuates the details. It remains uncleaned to preserve its historical value.

Specifications:Year: 1720 : King George I

Denomination: Shilling (12 Pence)

Composition: .925 Sterling - SilverWeight: 5.97 grams (Excellent, robust weight—very close to the official 6.02g mint standard, confirming minimal circulation wear)

Diameter: 26.00 mm (Matches official Royal Mint standard specifications perfectly)

Condition Notes:Grade Tier: Strong Fine (F) to Very Fine (VF) details on the reverse.

Surface: Nice, honest overall condition with appropriate, even wear marks consistent with 300+ years of age. Nice crisp lettering and clear central shield details.

Please study the photographs carefully to judge the final grading for yourself, as the coin pictured is the exact item you will receive.

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