1621 JAMES I THISTLE SHILLING

A stunning example of an early 17th-century Scottish silver coin. This 1621 James I Thistle Shilling features the characteristic thistle reverse that made these pieces distinctive in their era. The coin bears the portrait of King James I and showcases the craftsmanship typical of the period's mint work.

Well-suited for serious numismatists and collectors of British coinage, this piece represents an important chapter in Scottish monetary history. The Thistle Shilling remains a sought-after denomination from the Jacobean period, prized for its historical significance and relative rarity.

Condition and authenticity details available upon request. A valuable addition to any collection of early modern Scottish silver.