1838 SHILLING ( FINE )

This 1838 shilling originates from the final year of King William IV's reign, representing a transitional moment in British numismatic history. Graded as Fine, the coin exhibits well-preserved detail with only light wear to the highest points, making it an attractive example for serious collectors. The piece demonstrates the quality of Royal Mint production during the late Georgian era and serves as a valuable reference specimen for those studying pre-Victorian British coinage. Highly sought by numismatists collecting the reign of William IV, those documenting the transition between monarchs, or collectors assembling comprehensive sets of early 19th-century British silver denominations.