1631 SILVER SHILLING CHARLES I

This 1631 silver shilling of Charles I represents a significant example of Caroline coinage, specifically the Group C 3rd Bust Type 26 classification. Minted in sterling silver during the reign of Charles I, this shilling demonstrates the refined die-work and technical precision of early Stuart minting practices. The 3rd Bust Type represents a distinct phase in Charles I's coinage evolution, making this piece particularly valuable for specialists in Stuart numismatics. The coin's silver content and historical context provide insight into monetary circulation during the pre-Civil War period. Its rarity and condition make it an important acquisition for collectors focused on Caroline coinage or those studying the numismatic record of 1630s England. An authoritative example for serious numismatists seeking to understand the technical and historical development of Stuart-era currency.