Charles I Silver Shilling 1646-1648 Scarce
Charles I Silver Shilling 1646-1648 Scarce
Charles I Silver Shilling 1646-1648 Scarce
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Charles I 1646-1648 Silver Shilling – A bold VF – Scarce

£545.00

Delightfully toned and centrally struck on a round flan, a nice example of the type.

Sold - Feb 22

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Charles I (1625-1649), silver Shilling, 1646-1648, London (Tower) mint, under Parliament (1642-1649), Group G, Sharp H3/2, m.m. sceptre/sceptre. Obv. Seventh crowned, short broad bust, facing left, mark of value behind. Rev. Square-topped shield over cross moline within wire line inner circle. 5.71g, die axis 5h (S.2804; North 2234; SCBI 33 569). Small edge split otherwise delightfully toned and centrally struck on a round flan, a nice example of the type. A bold very fine and scarce.

Provenance
Ex. T. Naunton-Evans collection, purchased en bloc by Asprey Coins, 2021.

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Period

Ruler

Phase

Date

Production Method

Metal

Denomination

Condition

Mint

Mint mark (obverse)

Mint mark (reverse)

Series

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Weight

References

S.2804; North 2234; SCBI 33 569

Rarity

Scarce