1787 SHILLING ( GVF )

This 1787 shilling from George III's reign exhibits good very fine condition, retaining sharp detail with only light wear consistent with modest circulation. The sovereign's portrait displays excellent definition and the reverse coat of arms remains crisp and clearly legible. Shillings from 1787 occupy a historically significant position, coinciding with Britain's consolidation following American independence and preceding the monetary reforms of the 1790s. Examples in this grade offer collectors an attractive balance between condition and accessibility, presenting the coin's original striking characteristics whilst remaining reasonably priced relative to premium grades. The specimen provides reliable authentication and sufficient detail for comprehensive study of late Georgian coinage standards. An acquisition of this quality suits both focused collections and broader surveys of 18th-century British silver denominations.