1605 SHILLING JAMES I MM ROSE

The 1605 Shilling of James I, featuring the rose mintmark, is a remarkable example of early Stuart coinage. Struck during James I’s reign, this silver shilling reflects the craftsmanship and monetary history of the period. Its rose mark denotes the Tower Mint origin, providing collectors with a key identifier for authenticity. This coin offers a tangible connection to the early 17th century, making it a valuable piece for numismatists specializing in British regal coinage.