1736 SHILLING ( GF )

A distinguished example of early Georgian coinage, this 1736 shilling represents a significant period in British numismatic history. Struck during the reign of George II, this piece exhibits the refined portraiture and craftsmanship characteristic of the era. The shilling denomination held considerable purchasing power in 18th-century Britain, making it a practical yet elegant currency. This graded fine specimen showcases well-preserved details and patina consistent with its age. An excellent addition for collectors of British silver coins or those interested in Georgian-period numismatics.