1937 George VI Proof English Silver Shilling Coin In Near Mint Condition.
This is the Proof issue.
There are extremely light surface marks on both sides of this coin.
This coin comes in a plastic coin envelope.
The 1937 George VI Proof English Shilling coin was struck in 0.500 silver by the Royal Mint in the United Kingdom during the George VI era (1936-1952). This proof coin is struck in higher quality than the circulated coin. Both an English and Scottish shilling were issued in 1937. The reverse of the Scottish shilling features a a crowned lion passant atop crown dividing date, with legend above, and denomination below. A bare head of King George VI appears on the Obverse.
The official mintage of the English issue was 26,402.
You are buying the Proof Silver Shilling coin in the pictures.
