1638 SILVER SHILLING CHARLES I

The 1638 Silver Shilling of Charles I is a finely struck coin from the reign of King Charles I. Typically weighing around 5.6 grams and measuring approximately 24 millimeters in diameter, this silver shilling reflects the coinage standards of early 17th-century England. It serves as a significant artifact for those studying the monetary history of the Stuart period, combining historical importance with precise minting details relevant to collectors and experts alike.