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1590 -1592 SILVER SHILLING ELIZABETH 1ST
and this piece represents a solid addition to any collection of interwar British coinage
A medieval penny minted at Canterbury during Edward I's reign in 1272
Silver content and authentic period striking make this a valued addition to any collection of Commonwealth or world coins
1799 FARTHING ( GF ) POSTMUS 1590 -1592 SILVER SHILLING ELIZABETHA scarce Georgian farthing from 1799, struck during the reign of King George III. This copper coin represents an important piece of British numismatic history from the late 18th century. The farthing, worth one quarter of a penny, was essential currency for everyday transactions among working people. This example displays good fine (GF) condition, showing clear details of the monarch's profile and reverse design while retaining the character of age.
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