1587 SILVER SHILLING ELIZABETH I

A rare historical shilling from 1587, distinguished by its distinctive MM crescent mintmark. This Tudor-era coin represents an important period in English numismatic history during the reign of Elizabeth I. The crescent mintmark indicates production at the London mint under specific assay conditions of the period. Ideal for serious collectors of English hammered coinage and those interested in 16th-century monetary history. Each coin carries the character and wear patterns of over four centuries, making it a genuine artefact of the Tudor age. Condition and authenticity details available upon request. A significant addition to any collection of early modern English coins.