1961 SCOTTISH SHILLING ( AUNC )

This 1961 Scottish shilling represents a distinguished piece of pre-decimalization British currency in Almost Uncirculated condition. Minted during the final chapter of the shilling's circulation, this coin exhibits sharp striking and negligible handling marks befitting its AUNC grade. The obverse bears Queen Elizabeth II's portrait, whilst the reverse features the Scottish lion rampant—a distinctive emblem that sets Scottish issues apart from their English counterparts. A prized specimen for numismatists specializing in regional British coinage or collectors pursuing complete shilling sets from this pivotal era in monetary history.