On offer is a silver one shilling coin from 1904 issued during the reign of King Edward VII. Struck in sterling silver, this British one shilling coin features the crowned lion standing upon the crown on the reverse with the date divided across the design, while the obverse shows the portrait of Edward VII with the Latin legend identifying him as King and Emperor of India.

Edward VII coinage marked the beginning of the short Edwardian period from 1901 to 1910, a time when British silver currency continued to be struck in 925 sterling silver. The one shilling was an important denomination within the pre decimal British monetary system and remains a popular collectible among numismatists and collectors of historical British silver coins.

The coin is in good overall condition with visible age related wear consistent with circulation. Please refer to the images provided to judge the exact condition for yourself.

A genuine piece of early twentieth century British silver currency and a solid addition for collectors of Edward VII coinage or historic sterling silver coins.

KEY FEATURES

✓ Genuine sterling silver British coin from the Edwardian era
✓ 1904 one shilling coin featuring crowned lion reverse design
✓ Portrait of King Edward VII with Latin inscription
✓ Material sterling silver 925
✓ Condition good overall with age related wear visible

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