SHILLINGS - A Partial Type Set of Shillings

[physics-fan3.14]

After careful consideration, I have decided to move away from collecting shillings. I enjoy these coins, but I am trying to work on too many different sets. It is time for these gorgeous coins to move on to a new home!

 

Make an offer on anything you want. Shipping will be included, Paypal is accepted but add 3% for fees.

 

1550, shilling, NGC VF-20, King Edward VI, S-2482. Choice, well struck, problem free, original patina. These are hard to find without problems.

 

 

1555, shilling, NGC F-15, Phillip and Mary, S-2501. This is a very well centered, well struck example of a very hard to find coin. These are very difficult!

 

 

1560, shilling, NGC VF-30, Elizabeth I, S-2555. Typical weak strike is compensated for by gorgeous cabinet toning.

 

 

1619-1624, shilling, NGC VF-30, James I, S-2668. Fantastically original, well centered and well struck for the issue. Attractive cabinet toning around the rims.

 

 

1652, shilling, NGC VF-30, Commonwealth, ESC-985. Perfectly centered, well, struck, and gorgeously original. These are difficult to find in nice condition.

 

 

1689, gunmoney shilling, NGC XF-40, James II, S-6581C (Augsut). These are interesting pieces of history, and not often seen in such nice, problem free condition.

 

 

1693, shilling, NGC XF-45, William and Mary, ESC-1076. Original toning highlights this gorgeous beauty. These are very difficult to find in higher grades.

 

 

1708, shilling, NGC AU-58, Anne, ESC-1148 (with Plumes). Spectacular toning graces the flawless fields of this shilling. There is just a trace of wear on the highest points - a remarkably well preserved specimen of this popular issue.

 

 

1852, shilling, NGC MS-65, Victoria, young head. The obverse of this coin is prooflike, with a normal reverse. Incredibly flashy.

 

 

1893, shilling, NGC MS-64, Victoria, Old head. Remarkable old-time original toning highlights lustrous fields on this near-gem. $400

 

 

1902, shilling, NGC MS-64, Edward VII. The highlight here is the rainbow toning on this spectacular, difficult piece.

 

 

1928, shilling, NGC MS-65, George V. The coin looks like a sunset - orange and gold frame the regal devices. Difficult to find attractively toned.

 

 

1953, shilling, NGC MS-65, Elizabeth II, Scottish Crest. Light golden patina.

 

 

Thanks for looking, and please make an offer on anything that you are interested in.

[delta]

Neat pieces, very tempting! You may eventually regret undoing this collection.

[Six Mile Rick]

Very Nice Jason!!

[brg5658]

Really wonderful set, sad to see you breaking it up.

 

 

[physics-fan3.14]

Thanks guys. The 46 and 53 English are sold.

[physics-fan3.14]

The 1887 is now sold as well.

 

Thanks!

[physics-fan3.14]

Reminder: these are still for sale.

 

Make me an offer on anything you are interested in!